Welcome to what drives you, where we explore our human potential and seek the most efficient and effective personal growth methods and celebrate the miracle of being alive.

I'm your guide, Kevin Miller. In this episode I want to flip our concept of taking

control. The normal perspective on taking control is a stand up tall assert yourself take a firm grip bend things to

your will get things in order well the concept is generally related to your external life, the external world where we're striving to control things that are often not very controllable and maybe not our responsibility to control.

But even internally, this is the concept we can have, you know, okay

Kevin get a grip, grit your teeth, be disciplined, use some willpower, man up,

woman up, human up, take control.

Yet the most powerful people I have experience

took little to no effort to get a grip.

What I see them doing is really the opposite. Letting go. And before you even think, let me note that it's not about caring. We're not saying that.

You can care deeply. But how do you let go when you care deeply and you do want some

control? Drive with me for a moment. And as you hear this, you got questions, let me know, K Miller at Kevin Miller.co.

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