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Paul Jenkins | Hitting the outer rings over and over until you find your bullseye

September 23, 2022 • Season 1 • Episode 18

The secret isn’t to do more, it’s to do the right thing. How Paul went from a busy, bankrupt practice, to a busy profitable one. It’s not the THING that’s the problem, it’s the THINK. The role of trial and error in finding your calling in life. Using the people close to you to identify your blind spots.

Dr. Paul Jenkins has been accused of being pathologically positive, here’s his story.

“I am a professional psychologist. My job is to help people figure out how to operate the equipment of their own brain and I've developed models and theories around that that help people to actually see how to run the equipment, because it's not about the thing, it's about the think.”

-Dr. Paul Jenkins

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drpauljenkins.com/rblo

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