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Episode 577: Stop Worrying What Other People Think of You

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What if the biggest thing holding you—or your team—back isn’t lack of skill, clarity, or confidence... but the fear of what other people think?

In this episode, we’re diving into a powerful concept that’s quietly shaping how we show up at work: FOPO—Fear of People’s Opinions. Backed by neuroscience and field-tested with everyone from PGA golfers to Fortune 100 CEOs, FOPO is the silent performance killer that keeps leaders from taking risks, teams from speaking up, and cultures from thriving.

You'll hear:

  • Why a seasoned golf pro crumbled under pressure, while an amateur thrived

  • How performance-based identity traps us in stress and self-doubt

  • What purpose-based leadership actually looks like—and how to build it

  • A simple mindset shift that top performers use to stay grounded and bold under pressure

If you’ve ever second-guessed an idea, softened your voice in a meeting, or let fear of judgment steer your decisions, this one’s for you.

QUOTES BY DR. BRAY

"In the desire for approval, we give up control of our lives."

"Purpose becomes the filter through which we arrive at our decisions, establish priorities, and make choices."

"Take time to contemplate your purpose — it's worth repeating."

  continue reading

112 episodes

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Content provided by Dr. CK Bray. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Dr. CK Bray or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.

What if the biggest thing holding you—or your team—back isn’t lack of skill, clarity, or confidence... but the fear of what other people think?

In this episode, we’re diving into a powerful concept that’s quietly shaping how we show up at work: FOPO—Fear of People’s Opinions. Backed by neuroscience and field-tested with everyone from PGA golfers to Fortune 100 CEOs, FOPO is the silent performance killer that keeps leaders from taking risks, teams from speaking up, and cultures from thriving.

You'll hear:

  • Why a seasoned golf pro crumbled under pressure, while an amateur thrived

  • How performance-based identity traps us in stress and self-doubt

  • What purpose-based leadership actually looks like—and how to build it

  • A simple mindset shift that top performers use to stay grounded and bold under pressure

If you’ve ever second-guessed an idea, softened your voice in a meeting, or let fear of judgment steer your decisions, this one’s for you.

QUOTES BY DR. BRAY

"In the desire for approval, we give up control of our lives."

"Purpose becomes the filter through which we arrive at our decisions, establish priorities, and make choices."

"Take time to contemplate your purpose — it's worth repeating."

  continue reading

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