Personal Development Renegade Uncovered

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For over a year I have been jokingly calling my biz partner Barry Dunlop a “personal development renegade”.

Eventually, he gave in, and decided to use the name.

Here is his first ever personal development renegade video.

Feedback welcome(ish) ;-)

Dean
 

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  1. Comment from Amanda Evans on November 27th, 2008 :

    Great video and very true, who cares what other people think about you, if you like you and you like what you’re doing that’s all that counts. Will you be featuring more of these personal development tips here?

  2. Comment from Dean Hunt on November 27th, 2008 :

    Amanda,

    Yes, I will occasionally publish them here. But make sure you are following at BarryDunlop.com

    And if you use Twitter, follow:

    @midascode and @deanhunt08

    Glad you enjoyed them, we had a lot of fun making them, and this is the tip of the iceberg from Barry.

    Exciting times ahead.

    Dean

  3. Comment from Dirkster on November 27th, 2008 :

    Good stuff. Thanks Barry and Dean both. Actually a good reminder for me.

    Miss you both!

  4. Comment from Mark Edward Brown on November 27th, 2008 :

    Hi Dean,

    Thanks for introducing us to Barry, he is cool. I devour anything that has to do with connection, leadership and networking so his lesson was spon on.

    I was introduced to your blog by Alex Sysosef, wow, never seen a guy with a 6B reader following.

    Keep this incredible content coming,

    Mark Edward Brown

  5. Comment from Renegade Conservatory Guy on November 27th, 2008 :

    Hi Dean

    Where did Barry get the RPDG name idea?

    RCG

  6. Comment from Jenna Lloyd on November 28th, 2008 :

    Everyone should have Barry’s words written on their bathroom mirror to see each morning!

    Other people’s opinions of you are a greater reflection of who and where they are, than of who and where you are.

    Jenna
    http://www.twitterjenna.com

  7. Comment from John Halderman on January 2nd, 2009 :

    Good tip from Barry.

    It’s far too easy to allow yourself to get wrapped up in other people’s opinions isn’t it?

    The bottom line is that you are responsible for you and the life you lead.

    Being yourself and going your own way may get you resistance from others, but remember most new things get resistance. Inventions, new ideas, etc.

    Getting involved in this online voodoo will get you some ‘nice’ opinions from some. You are just not following their defined comfort zone - so what!

    Be nice - but be yourself.

    John
    http://effectivepersonaldevelopmentblog.com

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