In this engaging discussion, we unpack the significance of individual citizenship and the fundamental values that make one a quality human and a contributing member of society. Inspired by Teddy Roosevelt's iconic speech, 'The Citizen in a Republic,' we emphasize the need for these ideals in our current society, where they seem to have been replaced by more materialistic values. Further into the discussion, we highlight skill, leisure, and wealth privileges and the responsibility to use them for the greater good. In an age of cynicism, we stress the importance of the average citizen in achieving greatness, challenging those who criticize without putting in the effort. We wrap up this chapter by discussing the need to play one's part in life's struggle and not hide behind contempt for others' achievements. Toward the end of our discussion, we shed light on the significance of virtue and personal agency and the need for guiding intelligence in various human activities. We share our belief that admiration should be directed at the deed and not the reward and that after achieving tangible material success, there must be a corresponding benefit to the nation. Tune in as we conclude the episode with a reflection on the importance of positive action in nation-building and encouragement for listeners to participate in creating change, no matter how small. We can't wait to hear your thoughts, so remember to leave your comments on the YouTube channel and subscribe for more episodes! Resources Mentioned: Reach out to Ryan Hanley Ryan Hanley - Website Ryan Hanley - Instagram Subscribe to the Podcast Rogue Risk Finding Peak

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