Craig Siegel was a great Wall Street player who woke up in his thirties and realized he had lost. During the pandemic, he finally got the peace he needed to start his transformation. Craig joined me Recovery + Progress to talk about guilt, swapping drinking for running and how to reinvent yourself.
In this episode you will hear:
- How running became a major tool in Craig's journey from addiction to reinvention.
- The importance of forgiving yourself in order to move forward and embrace new opportunities.
- Why aligning your career with your purpose is essential to fulfillment and avoiding destructive behaviors.
- The power of sharing without an agenda and how it can lead to unexpected rewards.
- Why cultivating desire and believing in your potential is essential to personal growth and impact.
I'll share some of my favorite quotes from Craig below:
To embrace your potential:
“Playing small has been cancelled. And it is our responsibility to do great epic things, but we must begin to cultivate and flex the muscles of desire.”
To find the goal:
“I don't believe in coincidences. I believe we're all here for a specific reason. And we should never stop trying to identify what that is so we can be of service and help people.”
On the nature of pain:
“Emotional and spiritual pain is much more difficult to treat than physical pain.”
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