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Dean Inserra: Getting Over Yourself

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4.81.7K Ratings

🗓️ 1 June 2022

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

Is trying to be the best you actually ruining you? Author Dean Inserra dives into the satisfaction of getting over yourself to return to the humble truth.

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0:00.5

So back in the first five or six years

0:03.7

of being the Detroit Lions chaplain, you will remember,

0:06.9

we used to do our pro challenge assemblies

0:09.7

to basically give the gospel.

0:12.0

And a public high school is awesome, right?

0:14.1

Anyway, I'll never forget

0:15.8

inner city school Detroit one year

0:17.6

in this high school girl walks in.

0:20.3

She was like gonna introduce us.

0:22.4

And all I remember is she was talking to her friends,

0:25.4

didn't know we could overhear them.

0:27.8

So one of her friend goes, hey,

0:30.4

who's that other little guy over there?

0:32.6

Cause these big athletes, inner friend goes,

0:36.0

oh, he's nobody.

0:37.1

Were they talking about you?

0:38.2

Yeah, I mean, I was the only guy.

0:39.6

And all I remember was thinking, oh wow, I'm nobody.

0:45.4

My whole life, I wanted to be somebody.

0:48.0

And a high school girl just told me,

0:49.5

oh, that's sad.

0:50.4

I'm nobody cause I'm standing beside

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