Ep. 33: Unsung Strengths: Being a Supporter!

Awesome with Alison

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Health & Fitness

4.8 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 4 October 2017

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

Things like hustle, achievement, and action get A LOT of praise, air time, and attention. But today we are singing praises to what we are calling an unsung strength: being a supporter! In this episode we want to hold up a mirror and help you see how AMAZING and needed your supportive qualities are, and show those of you who excel at this just how awesome you are. And for those of you who are like me, and rely heavily on supportive people, we are giving some pointers on how to be more of a cheerleader and appreciate the supportive people in your life. I think this episode is going to make you love yourself even more, and feel really awesome after, so we hope you enjoy! If you want to get a free download of any of the books we mention during this episode be sure to hit up audibletrial.com/awesomewithalison and get a free audio book PLUS a 30 day free trial. Invest your time in good books and you'll be rich with awesomeness! Awesome with Alison is supported by listeners LIKE YOU! If you have found value in this episode, or any others! Support the podcast! https://www.patreon.com/awesomewithalison/ Eric's closing song is "Plastic Pool" by his band New Shack.

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0:00.0	It's the Amazon, it's the Amazon, it's the Amazon.
0:05.8	Welcome to Awesome with Allison and Eric too.
0:10.3	I'm Allison and our only goal with this podcast is to help you feel more awesome each time
0:16.2	you listen, whether it's by laughing at us, usually me.
0:20.4	Laughing with us or learning something new and helpful, we hope you feel a tad more empowered
0:24.7	and lightened up in awesome than you did before.
0:27.3	I, Allison, am here in Pleasant Pictures Studio with the one, the only, the sexy, love
0:36.4	and machine.
0:37.4	Do you have that whole intro memorized?
0:39.6	Are you reading that?
0:40.6	I read it.
0:41.6	Mr. Grabberton, I mean like, I probably could do it from memory.
0:45.9	Yeah, it sounds like you are.
0:47.7	Sounds very natural.
0:48.7	I'm very good at this.
0:50.7	You're very humble about it.
0:55.2	Here's the thing, why would I need to be humble about being good at reading an introduction?
1:00.1	Do you see what I'm saying?
1:01.6	Yeah, good point.
1:02.6	I just don't see the need for humility on that.
1:05.9	And this idea of humility like always like, hmm, I'm so bad at that.
1:11.3	It's a waste of everybody's time.
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