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Welcome to the 80% Club by Carl Richards: Human Behavior, Creativity, Behavioral Finance

Life Equals Stuff: Does Your Equation Balance? by Carl Richards: Human Behavior, Creativity, Behavioral Finance

I'm starting a new project.

There. I said it.

In today's episode, I'm taking the leap, and sharing the latest about the Do It Anyway Project. I hope you'll join me.

Listen time: 13:48

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Get The Tools Ready by Carl Richards: Human Behavior, Creativity, Behavioral Finance

Step By Step: The Power of Incremental Change by Carl Richards: Human Behavior, Creativity, Behavioral Finance

When you think of your business as incredibly personal, it becomes an expression of your opinion. And that's risky. If the business fails, it can feel like a rejection of who you are. So it should come as no surprise that doing this is scary. But what should we do with that fear? A question for all the entrepreneurs out there, today on BG Radio.

Listen time: 4:33

Today, on BG Radio, a story about Bob. Bob got taken advantage of. For a lot of money. Like, a TON of money. Money Bob couldn't afford to lose. But he did lose it. And now, he has to figure out what to do. What he decides may surprise you.

Listen time: 7:17

Brad and I used to ride bikes in a group in Las Vegas. I remember when he first started, he had trouble staying with the group. One day I looked up, and there he was, right in the thick of it. What happened? The answer lies in the magic of incremental change.

Listen time: 6:00

Being a good listener is more valuable than we might think. Forget valuable, it's a freaking ninja trick. The smartest people you'll ever meet are the people who know how to listen. Today on BG Radio, the three magic words to unlocking the ninja secret: "tell me more."

Listen time: 5:25

The last two episodes I've talked about a cultural prejudice against starting and stopping, and the intolerance we have for uncertainty. But what if the issue isn't in the way we FEEL about this stuff, but the way we TALK about it? What's your experience?

Listen time: 6:15