I have a secret to share with you today. It’s my birthday! I thought it would be a great time to have a heart-to-heart chat as I reflect on these almost six decades of life and learning. I’m sharing some of my top life and business lessons, and I hope what I say is helpful to you at whatever place in life you find yourself today. Join me!

Show Highlights:

● Why treating others with respect, kindness, and care has become a core belief for me

● Why it’s better to CHOOSE to look at life through the lens of love, joy, and abundance rather than one of struggle and scarcity

● Even when we mess up, there is always the chance for do-overs in life.

● Why it’s important to be intentional about the people with whom you spend your time

● What we create room for in life is what will show up–in life, in business, and in relationships

● Why it is better to make decisions based on love, not fear

● Why we are NEVER done learning and growing

● My top business-based lessons based on treating my business like a business–not a hobby–Ask yourself these questions to see if you need to learn the same lessons!

○ Do I need to build my team with more people?

○ Am I just busy, or am I productive? (Refer to Ep. 258 with Dr. Steven Kirch.)

○ Do I know my business numbers? (Refer to Ep. 248 with Michelle Cooper.)

○ Am I my own best-kept secret? (Refer to Ep. 267.)○ Have I separated my business and personal bank accounts? (Refer to Ep. 95 with Attorney Jason Amon.)

● Why clients usually begin the same way they will continue

● Getting caught up in comparison and jealousy does not help you understand your contribution and value.

● Why it’s fundamental to me to acknowledge God as my touchstone, anchor, and the higher power that connects us all to each other and gives us hope and purpose

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