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Why do so many of us feel like we are not enough? In this episode of Ego Was Here, Johnny Crowder, musician, public speaker, and founder of Cope Notes, reflects on the moments that shaped the way he understood himself.
What he learned challenged beliefs he had carried for years and changed the way he viewed achievement, self-worth, and the possibility of change.
Johnny shares why lasting change rarely happens overnight, how small, consistent actions can reshape the way we see ourselves, and what it really means to become a friend to yourself.
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