Episode 103 - Stop Waiting For Things to Come to You —with Enzo Narciso - a podcast by Joanna Lilley, MA, NCC
from 2021-10-26T12:00
If you wait around for something to pick you up and take you exactly where you need to be, you’ll be waiting for the rest of your life. You decide where your life goes by the actions you take right now.
Enzo Narciso, spent the majority of his emerging adult years waiting around for things to change in his life naturally. Instead of taking action himself, he found himself dropping out of high school and doing drugs. His drug use eventually led to an overdose that changed his life. After coming out of a coma, Enzo had to not only re-learn how to do simple tasks but also how to redirect his life. After a lot of hard work and trial and error, Enzo finds himself in a much better place and back in school.
On this episode of Success is Subjective, Enzo joins Joanna to share his journey going from a high school dropout to studying Clinical Psychology to help anyone who may be on a similar path to the one he took when he was younger. Listen in for Enzo’s insight on how important taking action is, no matter how small it may be or how many tries it takes.
What You Will Learn
- Growing up with college being the norm that everyone did after high school without question
- How the fear of disappointment caused Enzo to stay in high school longer than he wanted to be
- When Enzo dropped out of high school
- Enzo’s experience in a wilderness therapy program and in border school
- How an overdose impacted Enzo
- Waiting for things to just come to you won’t get you far
- You attract what you avoid
- How Enzo had to start from scratch after his overdose and what that process looked like
- Don’t wait around to make a move. Trial and error is the best way to learn!
Connect with Enzo Narciso
- @vt.narciso on Instagram
- Email sciencewithchen@gmail.com
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