What becomes possible when the biggest questions in your life are already answered?

Jerrod Murr is an entrepreneur, leadership facilitator and founder of Paradigm Shift. He works extensively with Native American tribes and communities, creating experiences that equip people to think differently about leadership, relationships and the stories they are building with their lives.

In this conversation, Jerrod tells Greg that his energy does not come from a productivity trick, an outgoing personality or a five-hour energy drink. It comes from having wrestled with the deepest questions of faith, identity, purpose and relationships.

From there, the conversation moves quickly and occasionally contentiously through wins, insecurity, negative feedback, failure and our complicated relationship with time. Jerrod explains why a quick temper can be evidence of an insecurity being triggered and offers one potentially transformative question for examining behavior you dislike in yourself: What am I insecure about here?

You’ll hear why criticism should first be examined for truth, how to separate “I failed” from “I am a failure,” and why our relationship with time can quietly shape the way we experience every other part of life.

Jerrod’s invitation is to do the deeper work. Wrestle with what matters, tell yourself the truth, and build an internal foundation strong enough to carry the rest of your life.

Connect with Jerrod Murr

Paradigm Shift: https://ps.company/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jerrodmurr

Season One of I Wish I Had Your Energy explores The Energy We Give and the choices, convictions and practices that allow us to leave people better than we found them.