Craig Siegel was a Wall Street big shot who woke up in his thirties and realized he was lost. During the pandemic, he finally got the quiet he needed to kick-start his transformation. Craig joined me on Reclaim + Advance to talk about guilt, swapping drinking for running, and how to reinvent yourself.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
- How running became a pivotal tool in Craig’s journey from addiction to reinvention.
- The importance of forgiving yourself to move forward and embrace new opportunities.
- Why aligning your career with your purpose is crucial for fulfillment and avoiding destructive behaviors.
- The power of sharing without an agenda and how it can lead to unexpected rewards.
- Why cultivating desire and believing in your potential is essential for personal growth and impact.
I’ll share a few of my favorite quotes from Craig below:
On Embracing Your Potential:
“Playing small is canceled. And it’s our responsibility to do great big epic stuff, but we have to begin to cultivate and flex that desire muscle.”
On Finding Purpose:
“I don’t believe in coincidences. I believe we’re all here for a specific reason. And we should never stop trying to identify what that is so that we can be of service and help people.”
On the Nature of Pain:
“Emotional and spiritual pain is far tougher to deal with than physical pain.”
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