In this podcast, successful billionaires and athletes share their stories and advice on how to work on the inner game in order to find true fulfillment and success. It's important to prioritize personal growth and developing a sense of security within oneself rather than just focusing on external achievements.
The term 'successful' should be used with modifiers like financially successful or post economic to describe measurable success. One's attitude of self-criticism and grind is not necessarily the sole factor for financial success.
Charlie Sloth discusses his unique understanding of business and culture, and how being his authentic self has been a key factor in his success. He also shares his experiences with self-doubt and imposter syndrome, including moments of feeling inferior and questioning if he belongs in certain rooms.
Having a strong sense of what you're okay with, what you're not okay with, what you need to do and what you shouldn't do is essential for achieving success that is fulfilling and long-lasting.
The speaker talks about his experience working at General Electric and how he defined success as financial reward, but as he became more successful he realized he didn't like the person he had become.