Craig Siegel: Playing Small Is Canceled

Craig Siegel is the Wall Street Journal and USA Today best-selling author of The Reinvention Formula. He is a global keynote speaker, coach, TEDx speaker, and host of The CLS Experience podcast. Endorsed by luminaries like Jim Kwik and Ed Mylett, Craig, an eight-time marathoner, left his Wall Street job during the pandemic to pursue his true purpose. His mastery, energy, and inspirational impact have made CLS one of the most engaging communities globally. Craig focuses on removing limiting beliefs, fostering positive mindsets in both business and personal realms, and encouraging a wholehearted commitment to one’s true purpose. He believes the riskiest thing we can do is to play it safe.

Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh, Craig shares his story of leaving Wall Street and a life of financial comfort to unapologetically find purpose. With only 20 percent of Americans saying they find purpose in their work, Craig knew it was time to take the leap. His plan? First, get 100 percent real about who you are and what you stand for. Next, know your gifts, align them with a career, and watch as purpose, mission, and income fall into place. During this interview, Craig shares the actionable non-negotiables that helped him turn his adversities into his greatest teachers; they included becoming a runner, ending a toxic relationship, embracing a spiritual belief and practice, and so much more. Winn’s favorite line from Craig during this interview is, “Failure is market research!”

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