Ep. #33 The Power of Self Reflection: Discovering Your Strengths and Expanding Your Abilities with Taylor Proctor

by Marci Barker / July 5th, 2023
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The Power of Self Reflection: Discovering Your Strengths and Expanding Your Abilities with Taylor Proctor
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The Power of Self Reflection: Discovering Your Strengths and Expanding Your Abilities with Taylor Proctor
In this podcast episode, I introduce you to Taylor Proctor, a business strategist with experience in guiding Fortune 100 Organizations and building multi-million dollar companies. The conversation touches on the importance of humility in leadership and how Taylor's top strength of significance transformed from seeking attention to using her skills and expertise to support others.
Taylor emphasizes the significance of asking why and diving deep into the reasons behind wanting or not wanting something. She suggests that fear should not be an excuse for giving up on a goal, and that sitting with one's emotions and processing them can lead to understanding and growth.
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In This Episode We Cover:
The importance of accountability and reflection
Humility and how it keeps leaders grounded
Taylor's top strength of significance and its transformation
Recognizing and using strengths to benefit others
Ask why and dig deep into your motivations.
Fear should not be an excuse to give up on your goals.
Seek support and advice from those who have achieved what you aspire to.
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