Importance of making extreme changes for significant results |
Personal anecdotes demonstrating the impact of extreme actions |
The correlation between discomfort and growth |
Encouragement to define one's own level of extremity |
Embracing accountability for personal and professional development |
Reflection on past experiences of implementing extreme measures |
Acknowledgment of potential risks and rewards of extreme actions |
Invitation to explore what constitutes extreme in individual contexts |
The role of alignment in determining the effectiveness of extreme actions |
In this episode, I share how I wrote 30,000 words in just seven days during the Marketers Cruise by breaking my big goal into smaller, daily steps. My daughter joins me to talk about her tips for making money, like finding a good job or starting your own company, and how celebrating small wins can keep you motivated.
In this episode, I share how being on a cruise ship has given me the space to focus on writing my book, Becoming Boss Minded. Surrounded by other marketers, I’ve been reminded how easy it is to feel pressured to do everything people suggest for success. Instead, I reflect on a lesson from my mentor called "hand in the sand," which is about focusing on a few key priorities and letting go of the rest.
In this episode, I talk about the challenges of 2024 and how I’m looking forward to 2025 with hope. I share how even bad experiences can teach us something. I tell a story from my Facebook group about someone who spent a lot of money on coaching but didn’t see any progress.
In this episode, I chatted with Becky, "The Cycle Breaker," about breaking toxic family patterns and finding freedom through healing. Becky shared relatable stories from her upbringing and how she overcame limiting beliefs to step into her authentic self.