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The speaker shares how the lack of affection in their childhood inspired them to delve into a deeper level of vulnerability in their songwriting, allowing them to express their emotions and reach a new level of personal growth.
1:18:44 - 1:22:54 (04:10)
Summary
The speaker shares how the lack of affection in their childhood inspired them to delve into a deeper level of vulnerability in their songwriting, allowing them to express their emotions and reach a new level of personal growth.
ChapterThe Value of Emotional Risk-Taking
EpisodeE166: James Bay: Imposter Syndrome, Trauma & Controlling The Voice In Your Head
PodcastThe Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
The guest talks about the value of friendship, particularly the one he shares with his best friend who has been with him even before he ventured into the music industry.
1:22:54 - 1:33:06 (10:12)
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The guest talks about the value of friendship, particularly the one he shares with his best friend who has been with him even before he ventured into the music industry. He explains how they keep their private lives quiet but supports each other in times of need.
ChapterThe Value of Emotional Risk-Taking
EpisodeE166: James Bay: Imposter Syndrome, Trauma & Controlling The Voice In Your Head
PodcastThe Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
The speaker discusses how he uses music to combat negativity in his life and find silver linings.
1:33:06 - 1:35:08 (02:01)
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The speaker discusses how he uses music to combat negativity in his life and find silver linings. Despite feeling like he’s drowning at times, he believes in the power of the leap and the importance of landing safely.
ChapterThe Value of Emotional Risk-Taking
EpisodeE166: James Bay: Imposter Syndrome, Trauma & Controlling The Voice In Your Head
PodcastThe Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
The fear of taking risks is often due to a misunderstanding of what the risk actually is, leading to a life of stagnation and no excitement.
1:35:07 - 1:37:18 (02:10)
Summary
The fear of taking risks is often due to a misunderstanding of what the risk actually is, leading to a life of stagnation and no excitement. Humans struggle with the concepts of finality and infinity, but by swapping the order of our thinking, we can be more empowered to take risks.