There are conversations you have, and then there are conversations that have you, get inside of you, unsettle something in you, and change the way you see yourself in the world.

And this was one of those kind of conversations for me.

My friend Brady Wilson invited me onto his What Juices You podcast to collide around some of my ideas in my new book, The Power of You, particularly the provocative idea that accountability isn't something someone else holds us to.

It's something we choose to own, and when we do, we don't surrender power, we reclaim it.

Brady has spent years exploring human energy, what ignites it, what drains it, and what allows people and organizations to truly come alive.

So when his world collided with my musings around accountability, agency, ownership, and generosity, sparks flew.

Yeah.

Candid with our contributions, candid with taking responsibility when we don't respond properly, when we know we left the meeting, and we know that we let our anger get the best of us.

Keep going.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And so she walked out and she got hit and windshield over the back, the whole thing.

I was actually on a business trip in Montreal.

I got a call saying, you have to come home right away.

Pam's going to hit back.

Yeah,