I still remember the first time I saw my dad having a panic attack. It was utterly terrifying. He was rocking himself back and forth on the floor, sweating profusely, trembling from an unknown fear. I didn’t know it at the time, but his heart was racing, his body was numb, and he was detached from reality. My dad’s fears were just like your fears in business. They are holding you back from building the business you dream of. Today, that STOPS!
Marcus Whitney is a self-proclaimed unlikely entrepreneur. Two decades ago, he arrived in Nashville as a college dropout with a one-year old and another baby on the way. Waiting tables and living paycheck to paycheck in a hotel, becoming an entrepreneur seemed unlikely indeed. But Marcus knew there was something more for him…and two decades later, he’s living his entrepreneurial dream. Today, he shares his amazing story and how to unleash your creative power to solve problems in the world, which is exactly what being an entrepreneur is all about.
Creativity is misunderstood. It’s not reserved for a few and it’s not something that you must aspire to have or attain. It’s yours…whenever you are ready for it. Today’s guest, Seth Godin, shares about the myth of creativity, why daily blogging has been beneficial to him, how writer’s block is a NOT a real thing, and SO much more in this amazing interview!
I might regret this, but what the heck…I’m sharing who I’m voting for (and why) in today’s podcast episode.
A lot of people have been asking me lately about two things. Their calling (their purpose and their mission) and fear. Times are scary and the fear of the unknown can be crippling. But what if fear could actually be your greatest ally? Your most important indicator? And the very thing that tells you EXACTLY what you are supposed to do…
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If you think you’re short on time and can’t make a difference with your business, you need to hear this short message today. It’s inspired by an email I received from Colter Reed and it has a powerful truth in it.
