Esteemable Acts Build Self-Esteem | Part 2: Josh Peck

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Kevin Miller

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🗓️ 30 May 2022

⏱️ 47 minutes

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#999: Self-esteem is generally defined as your overall opinion of yourself and your abilities, or lack thereof. In this episode I’m back with actor Josh Peck to walk and talk through his personal Values, Motives, and Habits. Twice in the show he speaks of building self-esteem by doing esteemable acts. It struck me that we often encourage people to just think better of themselves, when they often don’t because they aren’t proud of who they are and what they do. So here Josh is saying, go be the person you would approve of. Can you imagine if someone said, “I’d like to think of myself as a runner,” but they didn’t ever run? I think you’ll enjoy Josh’s introspective and lessons learned. You can find Josh Peck’s book, Happy People Are Annoying, everywhere, and find him on Instagram along with his 13.3 million followers. Self-Help(ful) is presented by Ziglar, the most trusted brand in personal and business development impacting over 250 million people worldwide. Visit Ziglar.com to see how they can inspire your true performance. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is a Glassbox Media Podcast.
0:04.0	Welcome to the Self-Helpful Podcast, where we break down the classic and cutting-edge
0:16.4	wisdom of self-help to discern how to actually make positive change in our lives.
0:21.1	I'm Kevin Miller, and this episode, I'm back with actor Josh Peck to walk through
0:26.1	his personal values and motives and habits and the key areas of life fulfillment, so we
0:31.0	can hear more about what has driven him, what does drive him today to do what he does,
0:35.9	design the life that fulfills him.
0:37.9	You can hear our walk through his book and insights in the previous episode, and find
0:43.4	his book Happy People Are Annoying Everywhere.
0:46.2	You can watch him now on Disney, and Turner, and Hooch, and find Josh on Instagram, go to
0:52.4	Josh Peck.
0:53.4	He's got a couple more followers than I do.
0:59.4	All right, Josh, you talked about just at the end of our last show, you were talking
1:08.5	about a recovery group, AA, different recovery groups, but AA, and how you found community
1:17.3	and, you know, on the aspect of faith and spirituality, I don't know that it exists
1:25.3	much without community, and of course AA is a big part of theirs, is recognizing something
1:30.8	bigger than themselves, which is where I go first with spirituality, and so in that, was
1:36.2	that kind of for you?
1:37.2	I mean, here it is, it's just been about you, you and your mom and your story, was that
1:41.1	kind of a first time of coming to, well, you mentioned that in the book, that you
1:47.4	come into that group, and part of it is not just about getting for yourself, it is about
1:51.3	the group in itself, and something, again, beyond yourself, is that fair?
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