Today I&apos;m joined by my friend Carter and we&apos;re continuing in the same vein of militant authenticity talked about in Season 3 Episode 6. Listen in as we discuss being an authentic jerk, how you may be defining yourself, and how - perhaps - patent leather pants aren&apos;t quite the thing for work.  Being true to who you are is important. It can get in your way sometimes, too. How do you find the balance? How can you think about who you are in a way that still lets you be flexible, adaptable, and open to growth? Join us for a discussion! Referenced in this episode:<ul><li>S3E6: Militant Authenticity: <a href='https://coffeegritandinspiration.com/when-authenticity-gets-in-the-way/'>https://coffeegritandinspiration.com/when-authenticity-gets-in-the-way/</a></li></ul>Coffee Break Podcast: making personal development accessible and helping people grow. One episode at a time.Have a wonderful week!Music via Epidemic Sound:<ul><li>Enjoy Your Heartbreak (Sting Version) by Martin Hall</li><li>Limited Edition (Sting Version) by Anders Ekengren</li></ul><a rel="payment" href="https://coffeegritandinspiration.com/support-us/">Support the Show.</a>

S4E1: It Matters - Even Though It's Uncomfortable

Join Dianne Whitford from Coffee, Grit and Inspiration for brief thoughts on leadership, personal growth and development, and self-improvement! Topics range anywhere from emotional intelligence to militant authenticity to work/life balance and more. Come take a quick coffee break and have a listen!