Sometimes the only thing holding you back isn't what you're missing — it's thinking that what you're missing matters.

Show Notes:
In this powerful Shark Theory episode, Baylor Barbee shares a lesson learned at the dog park from a joyful three-legged dog who didn't seem to know — or care — that he was missing a leg. What starts as a simple observation turns into a deep reminder that perceived flaws and missing pieces can actually become your greatest strengths.

Baylor breaks down how to stop overvaluing perfection, quit worrying about others' opinions, and start embracing your own "missing leg" moments. Because real confidence isn't about having it all — it's about making the most of what you do have.

What You'll Learn in This Episode:

• Why your weaknesses might actually be your most powerful differentiators

• How to stop caring about what others think and live with authentic joy

• Why comparison robs you of progress and peace

• How to reframe "flaws" as features that make you stand out

• What donuts and dogs can teach us about perfection through imperfection

Featured Quote:
"Maybe you're not missing anything at all — maybe the void you see is what makes you whole."