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112. Faster ways to crush self-destructive behaviors: lessons from aviation, Kevin Hart, Facebook, and the streets
If you have the drive, but don’t know where to start, listen to this.
Every year, thousands of well-intentioned people fail when they start their business. And some of them are really talented and skilled individuals. But because they are missing certain skills, tools, and visibility, their dreams often start to sizzle out.
Today, we’re talking about ways you can prevent that while listening to values that Chase Russell and Trevor Goodchild are sharing.
Chase Russell is the owner of Russell Aviation, a private airline company who offers affordable flight experience for anyone who believes in creating memorable and an enriching experience for themselves and people they care about. With the belief that luxury flights are for everyone, Chase shared:
- How he served in the military in Afghanistan and built a dream with little prior experience.
- Why he taught himself golf, French, investing, live the American Dream, and read 50+ books a year – even though he didn’t used to like to do all of these.
- Step-by-step process of how he uncovers exactly what people need, and how you can do the same today.
- How to practice the discipline of being comfortable with discomfort—and exactly where to start.
Trevor Goodchild is a Facebook policy specialist, owner of the Jetski Shaman blog, and podcast host at Zen & the Art of Social Media. Having served clients like agencies for Tony Robbins and having been featured in Mari Smith’s Facebook marketing essentials course, Trevor shares:
- How you can find your first 1,000 loyal clients, customers, and buyers
- What you can do to have a mindset of wealth, even if you grew up ‘in the streets’, like he did.
- Benchmarks that can help you kill imposter syndrome, and be unstoppable.
- His uncommon path to success despite domestic abuse
- The one thing comedian Kevin Hart did that took him from humble beginnings to global success
Plus much, much more!
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If you have the drive, but don’t know where to start, listen to this.
Every year, thousands of well-intentioned people fail when they start their business. And some of them are really talented and skilled individuals. But because they are missing certain skills, tools, and visibility, their dreams often start to sizzle out.
Today, we’re talking about ways you can prevent that while listening to values that Chase Russell and Trevor Goodchild are sharing.
Chase Russell is the owner of Russell Aviation, a private airline company who offers affordable flight experience for anyone who believes in creating memorable and an enriching experience for themselves and people they care about. With the belief that luxury flights are for everyone, Chase shared:
- How he served in the military in Afghanistan and built a dream with little prior experience.
- Why he taught himself golf, French, investing, live the American Dream, and read 50+ books a year – even though he didn’t used to like to do all of these.
- Step-by-step process of how he uncovers exactly what people need, and how you can do the same today.
- How to practice the discipline of being comfortable with discomfort—and exactly where to start.
Trevor Goodchild is a Facebook policy specialist, owner of the Jetski Shaman blog, and podcast host at Zen & the Art of Social Media. Having served clients like agencies for Tony Robbins and having been featured in Mari Smith’s Facebook marketing essentials course, Trevor shares:
- How you can find your first 1,000 loyal clients, customers, and buyers
- What you can do to have a mindset of wealth, even if you grew up ‘in the streets’, like he did.
- Benchmarks that can help you kill imposter syndrome, and be unstoppable.
- His uncommon path to success despite domestic abuse
- The one thing comedian Kevin Hart did that took him from humble beginnings to global success
Plus much, much more!
Join other listeners in 60+ countries, Follow, add, collect, save, and download this episode.
OR, listen to it now.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.