#5 Rob Regan COO Principality Building Society
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- Discover how to move beyond external validation and lead with authenticity, finding true fulfilment.
- Learn about the “silent middle” and how to break the cycle of relentless striving and burnout.
- Gain insights from Rob Regan on balancing corporate leadership with personal authenticity and purpose.
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- [00:02:03 - 00:03:55] The Needy Mask: Rob reflects on craving external validation in his early career, seeking recognition and popularity, which left him unfulfilled and exhausted.
- [00:11:00 - 00:12:54] Personal Tragedies and Coping: Rob shares how the loss of his brother, mother, and sister, and his wife’s cancer diagnosis pushed him to use work as a mask to avoid emotional pain.
- [00:17:44 - 00:21:56] A Pivotal Break: Rob discusses taking a break from corporate life, which taught him about self-worth beyond external validation and status.
- [00:29:39 - 00:32:52] Embracing Vulnerability: Rob explains how sharing his struggles openly, despite initial fears, inspired others and reduced his need for external approval.
- [00:03:38] “The more I tried to please others, probably the less fulfilled… everything I was doing was about me giving the impression to others that I was successful.”
- [00:13:25] “Work was like almost my mask… all my validation, particularly external validation, and all my self-worth came through work.”
- [00:32:52] “I don’t worry about [negative opinions] as much as I might have 5 or 6 years ago… if one person makes a different decision, it’s worth it.”
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