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0:00 Intro
2:13 Where do you come from?
12:20 What factors made you break out of your environment
20:35 What were your dreams for the future?
31:13 The key moments of failure in your life
37:22 Getting to know your shadow
44:51 The force thats driving you
48:39 The best and worst parts of your leadership style
53:37 The most key moment from all your films
01:00:11 Your relationship with money
01:03:28 Whats the importance of being your true self?
01:08:07 Romantic Relationships
01:21:37 How has your parents relationship affected you?
01:31:57 What does the future look like for you?
01:35:07 In your view whats your potential?
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Genre: People & Blogs
Date of upload: Jul 25, 2021 ^^
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YouTube Comments - 155 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
Wish these had been around when I was in my 20s and 30s it might just have changed my life - now just weeks away from 63 I get motivated to get going again - having lost 4 stone last year from exercise and using HUEL I know it is still in me and I am close to setting up a TEA company and that is exciting - Reggie just amazing, and you are amazing too - doesn't matter the colour of your skin or your background - you can make it - just stop making excuses - your podcasts inspire me even at 62 (and a bit!!) :-)
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"The values of an African house have given me what i believe to be a healthy life" Thank you Reggie 🙌🙌🙌
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Reggie is genius . He's the perfect role model for a generation of people. Thank you
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I have always been a fan of Reggie Yates. We're similar ages and as a black British guy, it was always good to see him on TV. Love this podcast!
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The more i watch Steven Barletts interviews/ conversations with diverse groups of people the more impactful I find that his history , difficult childhood has informed the man he is right now. This observation is the same for Reggie Yates.
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Reg is a legend. Never realised he was such an inspirational, aware and intelligent man.
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Sometimes you catch a vibe from someone that shows you what type of energy that person carries. Reggie just strikes me as good, positive energy… seems like a really chill guy.
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Two eloquent, successful black man having a deep and meaningful heart to heart is a rarity to come across on social media. Truly appreciate this conversation 🙏
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This is super interesting - been watching Reggie's documentaries for a while and also relate a lot to both your West African/UK backgrounds so nice to see a deep introspective perspective - thanks Steven!
My takeaways:
- When it comes to work, you must enjoy the process (process > results) work hard and smart not just hard
- You need to know when to keep your mouth shut and listen!
- Get to know your shadow - the hardships/dents will allow you to go further
- It's not about you.
- Optimise your life and environments you put yourself in for learning and self growth
- 1:24:00
- 1:36:23 - you have opportunity and live in the best time to actualize what you see in your mind
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What makes Reggie tick is humility...from Zambia
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First saw this guy a few months ago on this documentary in South africa, and then had to binge all his documentaries, he's good.
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Reggie speaks so eloquently and clearly it’s refreshing to see. Great podcast 👍🏻👌🏼
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One word to describe this episode ; AUTHENTIC
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Reggie was authentic and truly inspiring! Any chance you would host Akala for an episode? 😃
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Reggie meant a lot to me growing up. Seeing him on TV after school as a young black girl meant more to me than he’ll even realise. This was an incredible interview and it’s nice to see that he’s just as amazing now as he was back then ❤️
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Thls is such a brilliant episode! "Whatever I do now - if it doesn't align with my purpose, I don't want to be involved" - love this from Reggie 👏
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As a black woman watching this episode has filled my soul with gratitude and pride. The world needs more Stevens and Reggies. Thank you.
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I ABSOLUTELY LOVED this conversation, I wished it never ended.. It resonate so much.
Thank you so much Steve for giving us the chance to be part of this.
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Recognised Reggie from his amazing documentary about white slums in South Africa. So happy to see him here😃😃
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@TheDiaryOfACEO
2 years ago
I am so incredibly grateful for this man’s openness and honesty. What a journey he’s going to take you on… hit subscribe to come and watch these conversation live, we’ve already had 10 of you join us and we’re bringing in more!
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