Considering Confidence vs Vulnerability w/ Armless & Legless Nick Vujicic

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🗓️ 28 February 2025

⏱️ 57 minutes

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You may well know of Nick Vujicic (voo-uh-chich), a famous personality with no arms and no legs. He has an incredible message which you’re about to hear. I’m bringing this episode back because of something Tom Ziglar, who was with me when I talked with Nick, said at a later date as we were discussing confidence. He referenced Nick, saying here is a guy with no arms or legs. He is the most physically vulnerable of just about anyone. And yet he seems to be more confident than almost everyone. I never forgot the sentiment and found myself pondering it again lately after I suffered a loss and was considering my own confidence. I’ll let you think on that while you hear us talk with Nick about challenges. Nick shares that just because someone else’s challenges might seem bigger, it doesn’t negate our own. We all want to know how to deal with them better. With more joy, peace and success. Nick is one of the most sought after speakers on the planet, often getting 100 speaking requests per week because he’s one of the most overcoming, inspirational people you will have ever heard. Tens of millions follow him on social media, and his Youtube videos have literally hundreds of million of views. But it’s real world stuff folks. He almost committed suicide. This isn’t some pollyanna face on hardship. HEre is the conversation Tom Ziglar and I had with Nick. Sign up for your $1/month trial period at shopify.com/kevin Go to shipstation.com and use code KEVIN to start your free trial. Use my promo code WHATDRIVESYOU for 10% off on any CleanMyMac's subscription plans Join millions of Americans reaching their financial goals—starting at just $3/month! Get $25 towards your first stock purchase at get.stash.com/DRIVE. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome. I'm Kevin Miller. In this episode, we're going to consider confidence versus vulnerability
0:06.4	with Nick Voyichich who has no arms and no legs. You may well know of Nick Voichichich. He's a
0:16.4	famous personality with no arms. He's got no legs. and an incredible message which you're about to hear.
0:22.4	I'm bringing this episode back because of something that Tom Ziegler, who was with me when
0:28.3	we both talked with Nick, it's something he said at a later date as we were discussing confidence.
0:33.8	And he referenced Nick and he said, here's a guy with no arms and no legs. He is most
0:39.2	physically at least vulnerable of just about anyone. And yet, he seems to be more confident than
0:45.9	just about everyone. I never forgot the sentiment. And I found myself pondering it again
0:51.9	lately after I suffered a loss and was considering my own
0:56.2	confidence. So I'll let you think on that concept, that preface there, while I bring you Nick
1:04.2	talking about just overcoming challenges. I mean, he shares that just because someone else's
1:08.7	challenges might seem bigger, it doesn't negate our own.
1:11.9	It means a lot coming from him.
1:13.5	We all want to know how to deal with whatever challenges we got better, with more joy,
1:19.2	peace, and of course, success.
1:21.4	Nick is one of the most sought after speakers on the planet, often getting 100 speaking
1:26.2	requests per week because he is just one of the
1:29.1	most overcoming inspirational people that you'll ever hear. And it's so powerful to see him up on
1:34.2	stage in his physical state giving this message, which you're about to hear. I mean, tens of
1:40.5	millions of people follow him on social media. He's got YouTube videos with hundreds of millions of views. But it's just real world stuff. I mean, tens of millions of people follow him on social media. He's got YouTube videos with hundreds of millions of views. But it's just real world stuff. I mean, you're going to hear him.
1:48.9	I mean, the guy almost committed suicide. That you would understand. This isn't some
1:53.4	polyana face on hardship. So here, the conversation with myself, Tom Ziegler, and Nick Vuechich.
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