Co-Host: Marc Mawhinney - Natural Born Coaches
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Not so long ago my guest Marc Mawhinney was handed such a massive setback that it made front page news in his city, unreasonably–and falsely–painting him as the bad guy. But nowadays, he has emerged from setback to be one of the foremost experts in his field.
This episode is all about turning hateful adversity into a growth opportunity, and Marc is the right man for the job. First off, let’s just throw it on the table…how can it be that super high-profile politicians and media pundits can absorb such an overwhelming amount of downright hate, and still wake up in the morning excited to share their opinions with the world? What sets them apart? Is that necessarily even a good thing?
Next, discover why being the freakin’ man in charge brings its own set of responsibilities. And even if you’re not so much as a ‘Z-list’ public figure, you’ll hear what happens when the media gets a hold of your story, and what to do about it. How do you ‘get ahead’ of negative public portrayal of you and/or your interests?
Next, you’ll hear what to do if groupthink mentality kicks in and you’re really getting hammered. How do you turn bad press lemons into lemonade…or would that be ‘haterade’?
When should you actually stop and pay attention to those who criticize you? And when should you absolutely not let it affect you in the least? There’s a clear difference, and you’ll find out what it is.
Is the way to win over women who are angry at men to agree with them? I think you know the answer…but what SHOULD you do instead?
If you have NOBODY in your life who’s a ‘hater’, what hidden meaning might that have? Should you apologize publicly when you piss people off? What life lesson is a true ‘silver lining’ when dealing with social adversity? And could it actually be true that you could USE a good, solid dose of adversity on the path to being a better man?
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