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Throughout, Schultz advocates for authenticity—from admitting to therapy and mental health struggles to acknowledging mistakes publicly. He stresses the importance of evolving as a person, understanding influence, and promoting honest dialogue.
Humility emerges as a key principle. Recognizing one’s limits, sharing growth journeys, and encouraging others to accept their imperfections are portrayed as pathways toward societal progress. Genuine influence lies in vulnerability, honesty, and continual self-improvement.