So from our earliest days, we're taught to be humble. Humility is good, we're told. But what if it wasn't? Or what if humility had its place, but it also came with a potential dark side, one that potentially caused both us and those around us harm. This is one of the rich topics that I explore in today's conversation with Joe Hudson,

a co-founder of the art of accomplishment, sought after teacher, and a legendary coach to

CEOs and top leaders at companies like OpenAI, Alphabet, Apple, and so many others. Joe has this

extraordinary ability to help you see what's been invisible in your life, to break free from

self-limiting patterns and live with greater freedom and fulfillment. It's kind of like he's that

one friend who sees past the shields, even the ones you don't realize that you put up,

then helps you lower them, see what's real, and walk back into a life that feels so much more

connected and alive. In this thought-provoking conversation, we drop into a profoundly

liberating perspective on humility and authenticity, one that just might challenge us to

let go of the need to think less of ourselves and instead think of ourselves

less, fully occupying our place in the world without having to shrink to make others feel comfortable

or conform to some dysfunctional norms. And Joe also shares some eye-opening insights on

allowing and even welcoming difficult emotions without resistance

on holding goals lightly to remain open to life's surprising solutions and the transformative

shift of self-improvement to radical self-discovery. So excited to share this conversation with you.

I'm Jonathan Fields, and this is Good Life Project.

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