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The 2nd Mountain Way: Creating a Life of Meaning and Service

Elevate Up: Leadership Lessons from The Sherpa · 2025-01-09 · 16 min

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In this episode of the Elevate Up podcast, host Steve Seay, a leadership coach known as 'the Sherpa,' explores the concept of the 2nd Mountain, inspired by David Brooks' book. Steve delves into three principles: Resume Virtues vs. Eulogy Virtues, Building Your Life Resume, and Living Life in Reverse. He emphasizes the importance of focusing on meaningful relationships, personal experiences, and living a life of selfless service. Through personal anecdotes and practical advice, Steve encourages listeners to prioritize what truly matters and make intentional choices for a more fulfilling life. Are you looking for a Leadership Coach helps you have RESULTS instead of REASONS? TAP HERE LEARN MORE ABOUT Coach Steve's Leadership SERVICES, the VOICES and TOPICS IN THIS EPISODE: Tap HERE to

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