[EP6] The Power Of Sharing Your Truth To Unlock Unlimited Possibilities | Zion Kim

In this episode I was joined by Zion Kim. Zion is a friend and was a mentor of mine back in 2018 during a time when I was going through a massive transformation in my business and an unexpected challenge in my personal life when our son was born 4 months early.

Zion recently opened up about how he has faced his own fears, guilt and shame around events in his personal and business life that have helped him level up his ability to coach other high-performing entrepreneurs…leading with the truth and embracing vulnerability.

Episode Topics

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5:11 | Zion shares how working with Trevor in 2018 was inspiring for him
7:34 | The shame and guilt he felt in 2019 and what he learned from it
13:44 | What it means to acknowledge we are human – not a superhero
15:08 | Trevor and Zion talk about “self judgement” and the power of saying “So What!”
20:20 | Zion’s motivation to share his message and build his personal brand
28:49 | Who is the ONE person/mentor that has been most influential in your life (all time)
31:19 | Who is the ONE person/mentor that is the most influential in your life (right now)
33:06 | What is the ONE philanthropic cause that means the most to you and why?
36:38 | What is the ONE thing that you are most curious about right now and wanting to explore more in your life?
37:26 | What is the ONE thing that scares you right now that you know you must meet with bravery
39:22 | Where can people find out more about you and connect with you online?

Episode Quotes

“It’s important that at the end of the day we get to stay in our humanity. We get to be in the dirtiness of our humanity. We have emotions. We have feelings.” – Zion Kim

“What if you already had the answers? What if we could just tap into your mastery? What if we could just really cultivate your resourcefulness? And that’s the work that we really did together was a reminder of who you already were.” – Zion Kim

“You either sold someone on the vision of what they do and the bigness of who they can become, or they sold you on their limitations, their fears, their excuses, and their smallness.” – Zion Kim

Your network today is going to be your network 10 years from now. What do you want people to say about you when you are not in the room? – Zion Kim