A blind spot is a subject or area in which someone's ability to understand is weak or lacking. We all have blind spots, but some proactively try and discover theirs, while others would rather not know in fear of getting hurt. In this episode, hosts Kevin Palmieri and Alan Lazaros talk about blind spots and the importance of identifying and understanding yours. Knowing what your blind spot is doesn’t only help you have a deeper understanding of yourself; it also facilitates personal growth.

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Show notes:
[1:53] What’s your blind spot?
[2:58] You’re either not that good yet or you’re better than you think
[9:20] You have low self-worth and you don’t know how to build it
[14:07] You believe you are something that you’re not
[18:06] You are mistaking movement for achievement
[21:26] You’re not actually all-in
[24:24] Author, Entrepreneur, Speaker and Podcast Host John Laurito of Tomorrow’s Leader shares how fond he is of Kevin’s podcast services
[25:32] You tell yourself you hate math, but you don’t fully understand
[32:25] You’re at least 50% of the problems in your relationships
[35:21] When you do get results, you don’t know what made the biggest difference, so you can’t double down on that
[38:22] You will care far less about other people understanding you when you start to understand yourself at a deeper level
[41:23] Your self-worth and self-confidence are far more tied to perception than reality
[45:56] Outro