In this episode, Stephen Heptig shares his journey from being a pilot to transitioning into civilian life, emphasizing the balance between personal ambition and family priorities. He discusses the sacrifices for success, the importance of defining joy and success, and the impact of one's actions on loved ones. Stephen reflects on the need for constant goal reassessment and the significance of imprinting positive behaviors on children. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of living a purposeful life and making intentional choices that align with your values and goals.
Some highlights from our call:
“Everyone is playing a game, and none of us are playing the same game... What is your definition of success? Your definition of success is very likely not everybody else's.” - Stephen Heptig on Understanding Personal Success
Additional key insights:
- Military offers opportunities but requires family time sacrifices.
- Reflect on career and priorities for work-life balance.
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