ABOUT THIS EPISODE
What if the best advice for your career, leadership, and personal life is the exact opposite of “grow up”?
In this episode, host Aaron Pang challenges the notion that maturity means locking away our childlike wonder. He introduces the powerful concept of the “Dormant Kid”—the part of you that holds your innate curiosity, creativity, and courage—and explains why reactivating it is the secret to getting unstuck, leading innovatively, and connecting more deeply with your family and your work.
Unstuck Chapter 3
Amazon: https://mybook.to/unstuck
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