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YOU CAN'T LET YOUR EGO RUN THE SHOW.

You might be consumed by your ego and not even know it.

It can be a powerful tool or the cause of your downfall.

You need to recognize it, be aware of it, laugh at it, and finally work together with your ego to be your best self.

Break the bonds of your ego.

Otherwise, when will you ever be enough?

On today’s episode of The School of Greatness, I’ve created a mashup on this topic featuring three people who have learned to work with their ego, not for it: Taye Diggs, Ryan Holiday, and Justin Baldoni.

Taye Diggs is an actor and singer who is known for his roles on Broadway, TV, and Film. Ryan Holiday is the bestselling author of books about marketing, culture, and the human condition. His company, Brass Check, has advised companies such as Google, TASER, and Complex, as well as multi-platinum musicians and some of the biggest authors in the world. Justin Baldoni is an actor, director, and filmmaker who currently plays Rafael Solano on the award-winning show Jane the Virgin.

These men have all experienced success in their careers, but they have to constantly work on keeping a healthy ego so that they do not self-destruct. It’s a daily battle. 

So get ready to learn what it takes to master your ego on Episode 755.


Some Questions I Ask:

What are some ways you can practice self-love? (6:00)

How does reality help cure the ego? (8:00)

What’s your biggest challenge right now? (12:00)

Are you afraid of not being relevant? (14:30)


In This Episode You Will Learn:

Why knowing that you are enough is so difficult (7:00)

Why you need to surround yourself with people who tell you the truth (9:00)

The struggle between our lower and higher nature (13:00)

How service can help to manage your ego (17:30)

How to stop making your good deeds about you (20:00)

The School of Greatness

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Mastering Your Ego

VP Records and Greensleeves Records continue to supply key catalog titles on 45 rpm 7-inch and 12-inch vinyl, including:

The first ever appearance on a 7-inch 45 rpm single of Gregory Isaacs "Storm" (VP9640), one of the few of the ‘rhythm foundation’ tracks that never had a 7-inch pressing until now.

Sylford Walker’s 1975 rockers anthem “Burn Babylon,” produced by the late duo of Joe Gibbs and Errol Thompson, presented on a reproduction of the original Belmont label 45 (VP9542).

The title track to Johnny Osbourne’s magnificent 1982 Greensleeves LP Never Stop Fighting is now available in its first legitimate 7-inch release (VP9633). 

Also from the vast catalog of producer Henry Junjo Lawes is a 7-inch single of Billy Boyo’s herb anthem “One Spliff A Day,”recently sampled in DJ Khaled’s recent track “Holy Mountain.”

Look out for more catalog vinyl reissues from VP/Greensleeves/17 North Parade before the summer is out.

Support your bricks and mortar vinyl shops or check out our new Discogs page:

https://www.discogs.com/seller/vpreggae/profile

Let us know what else you want to see reissued - email carter.vanpelt@vprecords.com with requests.

One Spliff A Day

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