Finding Your Edge: 5 questions to help you stand out in the world of limitless options.

Change Wired

Feeling lost in the noise of a hyper-connected world? Too many things to do, to learn, to try, and seems like every place is taken and everything you want to do is done?

Actually, it's the best time to be uniquely you!

The secret to standing out in a noisy world isn't shouting louder, it's communicating clearer.

Be different.

This podcast is about HOW to actually do it.
What makes you uniquely you in a sea of sameness?

When everyone shares similar titles, credentials, or designations, how do you differentiate yourself?

This question plagues professionals across industries, from coaches and consultants to leaders and entrepreneurs. The answer lies not in what you call yourself, but in how you do things - your unique approach, methodology, and perspective.
Your uniqueness is born from your experiences, that beautiful tapestry of life events, challenges overcome, and lessons learned that no one else can precisely replicate. Just as two cups may serve the same function yet carry entirely different stories, two professionals sharing the same title can operate in completely different universes. The key is identifying and clearly articulating what sets you apart.
This episode offers 5 transformative questions to help you discover your edge.
Take out your journal, pause after each question, and discover what makes you not just another "generic white cup," but a distinctive offering that the right people will seek out with confidence. Because in a world where everything seems connected and available, the winners will be those who know how to communicate their difference clearly.

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Brought to you by Angela Shurina

Behavior-First Change Leadership & Culture Transformation Consultant
EXECUTIVE & OPTIMAL PERFORMANCE COACH

Chapters

1. Welcome to Change Wired Podcast (00:00:00)

2. The Challenge of Standing Out (00:01:46)

3. Your Uniqueness is in Your Experiences (00:04:28)

4. Why Differentiation Matters (00:07:16)

5. The Five Questions Exercise (00:12:27)

6. How to Prioritize Your Development (00:16:41)