Discover why being proudly mediocre at something you love might be the key to unlocking joy, meaning, and even spiritual practice in your life.

In this perspective-shifting conversation, leadership consultant Karen Walrond shares insights from her new book, In Defense of Dabbling: The Brilliance of Being a Total Amateur, revealing how letting go of the pressure to excel can transform simple activities into powerful portals for self-discovery, connection, and personal growth. Learn the seven surprising attributes that make intentional amateurism a radical act of self-care in our achievement-obsessed world.

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The Power of Dabbling (Stop Trying to Be Awesome at Everything!) | Karen Walrond

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The Power of Dabbling (Stop Trying to Be Awesome at Everything!) | Karen Walrond