
How to Create Boundaries after Religion | Travis Chappell
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Leaving a strong religious background and diving into the world of entrepreneurship can feel both confusing and oddly familiar at the same time. A few years ago, I came across a man who has built a career around helping entrepreneurs grow their network and connect with influential people. His business successes are impressive, but when I heard his story about deconstructing from what some may consider a cult... I had to ask him some questions.
Today, we are speaking with Travis Chappell, about unraveling crippling beliefs and systems about who we are and what we are called to be, and finding contribution and purpose in the work that is at our hands. Travis talks to us about the importance of questioning, living with integrity, and “not drinking the kool-aid”
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TOPICS
- Deconstructing from hierarchy in religion only to face it again in entrepreneurship.
- Approaching relationships with a giver's heart but not falling back into religious martyrdom.
- Rediscovering "calling" post-religion and in business.
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