Antihero Clinic Newsletter: Recent Episodes
Christopher Bartley
Explore personal redemption through the power of storytelling. The Antihero Clinic seeks to help you to move from your shameful past to live a meaningful life.
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In this episode, I explore the inspiring journeys of individuals who boldly changed careers after 30 and reshaped their identities. From Jeff Bezos to Julia Child, learn how personal transformation and professional pivots can lead to extraordinary success. Discover the power of reinventing not just careers but also life trajectories. Whether you're seeking inspiration or contemplating a significant life shift, this episode promises to fuel your ambition and broaden your perspective on what's possible. Tune in to understand that a career isn't your identity. It's just part of your story.
Article Source: 19 Extremely Successful People Who Changed Careers After Turning 30
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In Part 2 of Lean into Your Gifting, author and speaker Maxwood Annulus joins us to talk about what it will take to embrace and share your gift in the last two months of the year. In the end, we boil the conversation down to six points:
Be true to yourself
Be balanced
Just start!
Find a platform
Be Consistent
Share your work
Check out the podcast episode and feel free to share your own insight on how you’ll aggressively lean into and share your gift in the last 60 days of the year 2020.
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In this episode, I talk about leaning into the gift you’ve been given and finding a way to share its immense value with others. There are about 60 days left until the year is over and there’s still time to aggressively share your gift with those around you—especially if you’re already using social media.
As antiheroes, we usually already know what our gifts are and we’ve already been presented with the platform we can use to share it. But because of our shame, we’ve abandoned our post, so to speak, and have chosen to do something less challenging or with a lower profile. I challenge you to take the next two months and embrace the “Lean In” theme to aggressively share value with the world. Not by spamming, but by being generous with your ability to do what already comes naturally to you.
And I’m in this with you! By creating and sharing more content on the Antihero Clinic, I’m choosing to lean into my gift of being able to streamline thoughts and ideas to help others learn their story and live their purpose.
If you’re interested in the 10-session series going on right now, here’s the link to the first session: https://www.crowdcast.io/e/antihero-overview-free
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In this episode, I invite my good friend and leadership consultant Pierre Quinn of the Leading While Green podcast to discuss the difference between goals and systems, how they impact repeatable success. It’s the reason why the Miami Heat will likely not win the 2020 NBA Championship and also why your startup isn’t as sustainable as you’d hoped.
For a deeper dive into the topic, check out my Medium post here.
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In this episode, Chris explores what the Prime Program is in The Matrix movie trilogy by reading a well-crafted article from the Matrix wiki website and giving his commentary. You’ll also explore how Neo eventually becomes an antihero when he has to make a decision between choosing humanity (by destroying Zion) vs. saving his love, Trinity (by reentering the Matrix and avoiding his immediate deletion).
[Image credit: Warner Bros.]
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Listen now | I recorded a dry (very dry) run of an audio version of my first newsletter to test out Substack’s podcast feature. For starters, I think I’ll need a catchy jingle and a more enthusiastic beginning. And maybe even a mic! What do you think? Here’s the “transcript” below (which is really just the first published newsletter).
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