In this episode of Impact Without Limits, Dale and Brian explore the axiom “Be Authentically Good,” unpacking what it means to live with genuine integrity rather than playing the role of a “good person” for personal gain.
Through personal stories—ranging from used car shopping to unexpected moments on a job site—they reveal how authenticity builds trust and how people can often sense when someone’s actions don’t align with their true character. The brothers emphasize that people are always watching, and that living authentically not only simplifies life but also strengthens relationships and credibility over time.
Episode Highlights:
- What does it mean to be authentic?
- The ‘used car salesman’.
- Reducing the tension.
- When you are ‘squeezed’, what comes out?
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This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.
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