Take Charge of Your Life | Jim Dethmer | Knowledge Project Podcast

Jim Dethmer explores the Four Pillars of Integrity and how they can help you lead a more intentional and purposeful life. By taking responsibility for your actions, enhancing your communication skills, and increasing your emotional intelligence, you can transform your personal and professional relationships.
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00:00 - Intro
01:16 - 4 Pillars of Integrity
16:17 - Radical responsibility
29:07 - On the "core wants"
48:30 - On rituals
57:47 - Willpower vs. discipline
01:03:47 - Revealing and not concealing
01:29:30 - Teach yourself to feel feelings
01:51:20 - Tools to take a pause during heated moments
02:03:00 - On keeping agreements
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Like the mentor you’ve always dreamed of having, The Knowledge Project shares timely yet timeless lessons for work and life. Past guests include Naval Ravikant, Daniel Kahneman, Jim Collins, Angela Duckworth, Seth Godin, Melanie Mitchell, & Esther Perel.

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[@pankajrathi7476]

What a conversation. A simple illustrative conversation to take charge of own life

[@RajeshSetty]

I am listening and learning second time…this is pure gold. Thanks a ton to both of you

[@DeepSukhwani]

When Shane asks a question describing his personal life situation about his children following a ritual after they come back from school, I suddenly realised something.
I realised that I started listening to this discussion as a discipline... "I must listen to a good self help podcast and The Knowledge Project and Shane usually do really good discussions.." so on.. but at this stage, I had started listening to this discussion at 12.46 am local time as a devotion. I think it became a devotion because I realised how through these discussions I am able to witness a deeper insight into people who I admire even though they don't know me individually enough to allow me to step into their personal lives directly.
So it's like I am a fly-on-the-wall of people who I admire just by listening to these discussions, and that makes me feel so privileged and hence the devotion...
Thanks The Knowledge Project team and Shane.
Thanks Jim

[@MD-ry6xh]

Eloquently discussed and unpacked. Live life content within our own skin to enable us to be present with others through life❤️

[@mandarsalunkhe09]

love the start. Great questions!!

[@andydidyouhear]

Great episode with lots of practical advice! In addition, and this applies to all the episodes, not just this one, Shane always allows his guests to speak without interrupting them. This is quite different from many other popular podcasts, such as Valuetainment or Lex Fridman Podcast!

[@jubben331]

thanks for sharing this Shane...

[@yogalife365]

I am listening again because this podcast is LOADED with tricks to lead a life WORTH LIVING . 😂

[@jubben331]

those teaser bits at the start is a great approach btw! I wonder why not more podcasters do that?

[@mlk-cse]

To remember where I left:
1:04:08

[@raneads1458]

Whoa..! Year is 1980 and he was youth pastor Grace Fellowship Non-Denominational Church.
Probably was the first time I was exposed to living without excessive (FGS) fear, guilt and shame in Christ.
It, was, a, big, big, deal!!

[@raneads1458]

Did you want to ever stop to maybe think it might be good to be different? Jesus was all about that particular program, and then he wanted badly to mingle us into community everywhere in the world to bring light, mostly to darkness.
Talk about tension.. Talk about contrast.. Maybe now though, it might be a brand new test of true essence.
As if to maybe say what the heck is it in the whole entire program? Good luck with that one!

[@Kenemw]

Ngl, I been listening to this podcast for a while now and didn’t even clocked there video 😂🫠🌚🥹