“I’ve actually been limiting myself. I need to give myself permission to be the real deal.” — Jaime Komer
Join Niiamah (@niiamahashong) and Jaime Komer, an Olympic silver medalist who came wondering what to launch next. That question gets refused in the first ten minutes of coaching, and what replaces it is the thing she has been quietly running for years without ever calling it her work.
This one goes into what elite performers set down to compete, why the wrong container word keeps a vision small, and what happens when a leader stops asking permission.
Three things you’ll take:
🔥 A launch is not a business. Build the container.
🔥 If the word feels wrong, the vision is capped.
🔥 Don’t build it so your family survives it.
Timestamps:
00:00 – Welcome to Outlier’s Edge Live
01:55 – Olympic silver, then what
06:48 – The part athletes set down
19:32 – I haven’t launched in years
21:42 – Build it so family strengthens
27:59 – It feels too small
28:44 – Campfire with a K
39:06 – Not an institute, a halau
42:57 – A trunk with roots
47:02 – You are the real deal
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