EP · 022
I TALKED TO 22 PEOPLE AFTER THEY LOST THEIR JOBS. HERE'S WHAT NO ONE TELLS YOU.
Savan Kong
I was driving home from the gym when a word I barely use outside of church kept coming back to me: grace. Not the dinner prayer kind. The kind someone extends to you when they don't have to. When it costs them something and they do it anyway.
In This Episode
- How to recognize grace when it shows up in your career or creative life
- How to think about time as the most valuable currency successful people spend
- How to use human curiosity as a bridge to people you'd never expect to reach
- How to extend grace to others even when you're still figuring out your own path
What We Discuss
0:00The word that kept coming back
2:15Nate Sexton and what he didn't have to do
5:40Loung Ung and a cold email I almost didn't send
10:00Why generous people remember names
12:30Time as currency
14:45Human curiosity as the engine of grace
17:00What I'm sitting with right now
19:30The message
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