Hosts: Alex Urbina and Jazmine Urbina

Topic:  Letting Go Of Your Ego

Guests: None

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On today’s show hosts Alex Urbina and Jazmine Urbina sit down and discuss how and why you must “Let Go of Your Ego”. Do you get in your own way? Do you have a problem with being wrong? Do you always have to be right? Can you accept that someone else might be better at something? Has your ego damaged relationships?

Your ego is powerful it is a great thing to have, however you can’t let it drive you and make decisions for you. Often times those that are effected by their ego don’t even know it or are not conscious to it.

You have to fight with your ego all day long, Alex said. Your ego doesn’t want you to be loving or caring. It is trying to look out for itself. Which is great at times but often it turns bad.

Ego plays different roles depending on the gender of the person often, Jazmine said. Often the times is that in the workplace if you don’t come put together and dressed nice something is wrong. When it is totally not.

Listen to the full show above about letting go of your ego.

About Alex Urbina (from AlexUrbina.com)

If you’re seeking successful results in one or more areas of your life, Life Coach Alex Urbina can help get you from where you are, to where you want to be. For the last 20 years, Alex has been coaching, training, mentoring and inspiring people to create the life of their dreams. Alex has taught thousands of teens, parents, couples, families, entrepreneurs, and educators to access their full potential in relationships; to achieve maximum results and interpersonal fulfillment.

Alex is a powerful innovator of Transformational Training for teens, parents and families. He is masterful in being the interruption to the self-limiting beliefs, behavior patterns and underlying issues that get in the way of one’s personal growth and success.

What separates Alex Urbina’s life coach capabilities from other professionals, is his unique ability to open up new possibilities for people, that they were unable to see on their own. He has developed a way about himself that makes people feel safe to open up.