#3383: How To Become - And Remain - Dangerous
I’m talking about why you can’t be dangerous if you’re playing it safe. I got the idea from watching a clip from Breaking Bad where Walter White says, “I am the one who knocks.” In the show, Walter starts as a boring chemistry teacher but becomes one of the most dangerous men out there because he stops playing small. If you want to have real power and impact, you can’t tiptoe through life; you have to be willing to step into the danger.
Show Notes:
[04:30] #1 Danger is bold energy.
[15:31] #2 Danger means controlled, directed aggression.
[19:59] #3 The dangerous person is the most powerful person in the room.
[27:44] #4 Danger creates freedom.
[35:45] Recap
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