Best of: Giving Unconditionally to Grow Exponentially with Phillip Mckernan
According to Phillip Mckernan, one of the world’s deepest tragedies is that we don’t believe in ourselves. “We don’t put value on our own skin,” he says. Giving back to people and giving back to...
According to Phillip Mckernan, one of the world’s deepest tragedies is that we don’t believe in ourselves. “We don’t put value on our own skin,” he says. Giving back to people and giving back to the world is a profound way to make change and grow, but you can’t grow if you ignore the impact that giving makes. He talks about how giving is a way to help find out more about yourself and why we need to create less busyness and distractions in our lives.
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Phillip Mckernan is a speaker, coach and creator of the film Give and Grow: A Journey to Uncover Your Gift
According to Phillip Mckernan, one of the world’s deepest tragedies is that we don’t believe in ourselves. “We don’t put value on our own skin,” he says. Giving back to people and giving back to the world is a profound way to make change and grow, but you can’t grow if you ignore the impact that giving makes. He talks about how giving is a way to help find out more about yourself and why we need to create less busyness and distractions in our lives.
HoneyBook – HoneyBook powers creative entrepreneurs by taking care of things like business management, invoicing, payment processing, and more, so you can do more of what you love. Get 30% off your first year of HoneyBook at honeybook.com/unmistakable.
Phillip Mckernan is a speaker, coach and creator of the film Give and Grow: A Journey to Uncover Your Gift
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