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I'm your host Ryan Edel and today's episode is called Ego.

So today I'm going to share with you a couple ideas I have around this term coined ego.

I want to preface this conversation with the fact of I am not a licensed

psychiatrist psychologist. I don't have some incredible degree from a incredible university.

What I do have is my understanding.

That's all this is. Of course I've shared very openly. I love to read. I am

fascinated by how the brain works. I'm fascinated by psychology, my neuroplasticity, by all types of different variables that way.

My opinion, my viewpoint is a combination of things that I've read in my own interpretations of other people's work.

If this exists somewhere I'm incredibly off base, so be it. It's just my opinion. Take it for what it's worth and take it

for what you're paying for it. Not a whole hell of a lot.

So as I look at Ego, we all have one. I have one, you have one,

Kurt and the office has one.

It's really built into us from a young age. Now some of us have this ego

that is big. You've certainly met. I'm sure in your life that their ego almost precedes them. They think they're the greatest at everything they think they're the best at everything and maybe they are

Right who am I to determine if someone says like I'm the best, I'm the best coach in the world? I don't know where the criteria is to apply for that position.

I don't know the certification you must get to say that I'm the best coach in the world,

but if that's your ego, if that's your belief system, if that's what it is, then I have to assume that it's in the

if that's your ego, if that's your belief system, if that's what it is,

then I have to assume that it's true.

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