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495: Fighting for My Dream Life – My Interview with Chris Harder
Kim and I have been sharing our journey on this podcast, bits and pieces spread between various episodes. However, I recently had the opportunity to share my story in depth while being interviewed by my friend Chris Harder for his podcast. I feel that the way Chris structured the interview and crafted his questions allowed me to express my story in such a relatable and clear way. Since the release of the episode, I have received overwhelmingly positive feedback so I wanted to share this with all of you to create a deeper connection with you! I hope this episode will help you better understand my vision to help others…
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It was Enough for James Corden
James Corden just turned down $50M dollars to extend his Late Late Show gig. That seems crazy-pants, right? $50M for just 5 more years, who would turn that down? The reality is, not many people would. Most actors and athletes would never turn that amount of cabbage down. They keep going, keep climbing, no matter the cost on their family or their health. James knew, enough was enough. WATCH THE INTERVIEW HERE. When is Enough, Enough? It’s no secret that Rob and I believe that after the essentials of life are met, ENOUGH is ENOUGH when work encroaches on the things that are important in your life for happiness. It’s…
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494: Finding Balance: Navigating the Line Between a Successful Business and a Fulfilling Life
As a business coach, one of the biggest challenges I see entrepreneurs face is the tendency to have blind spots in their business. These can be anything from not delegating enough to spending too much time on non-essential activities. Identifying and overcoming these blind spots is crucial to achieving overall efficiency and success in your business and personal life. One effective way to overcome blind spots is to organize your thoughts and get everything out of your head. By doing this, you free up mental space that can be used to focus on more important tasks. There are many ways to do this, such as through journaling or using a…
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493: How the Path of Least Resistance Leads to Success
Why do we make life so hard when it could be easy and effortless? Why do we avoid the path of least resistance when it can be so fruitful? We’re exploring this concept to help you discover the beauty of living life with intention, on your terms. We consistently check in with ourselves and how we’re living life, evaluating what’s working, what’s not, and what we love. With this information, we make bold decisions and pivot when necessary. We’re pumped to share insights from our latest life review, how we’re making changes, and how you can do the same! Don’t be afraid to embrace the path of least resistance, it’s…
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The Secret Weapon For Business Success:
Your Relationship’s Untapped Power It took my a while to get the secret into my thick head! This is the secret weapon that’ll send your business skyrocketing? It’s been hiding in plain sight all along. The key to exploding it in the business world might just be in your personal life – your relationship with your spouse. Your Relationship Superpower: A rock-solid bond, trust, and unwavering support in your relationship can act like a freakin’ jetpack for your dreams. When you’re truly in sync with your spouse, you’ll find yourself taking risks, aiming higher, and reaching for the stars. Life gets electrifying when your personal life fuels your business growth.…
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The Sweet Spot between Business Success & a Great Life
I have a mantra, “Enough is enough when your business erodes the bandwidth you’ve set forth for a great life.” However, finding (and staying in) the sweet spot between running a successful business and living a great life can be tricky. We all know that true balance in life doesn’t really exist. For an entrepreneur, the enhancements in technology create a never ending flow of inbound messages, new tasks and notifications that are endless and will eat up your mental bandwidth. It’s truly getting harder and harder to “turn off” work, even when you have the best of intentions. I remember traveling to Mykonos in the summer with Kim many…
