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Conversatiovens Black Men Were Never Taught To Have
Ego builds careers. It also destroys the people behind them.
In this episode, I sit down with grime and tribal house pioneer DJ Mak10 to talk about Principle 4: Seek Professional Help — and the thing that stands between most men and that decision: ego.
The version of yourself you build to survive. The warning signs you ignore because admitting them feels like defeat. And what happens when you finally put the ego down and tell the truth.
All 10 principles: ed360.substack.com
More at www.re-engineer.uk
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