Rodney conclude’s the results of Janine’s ELI Assessment and they discuss how these energies show up in Janine’s life.

Ever wonder how your energy can effect your leadership ability? In part 1 of Understanding Your Leadership Energy, Rodney debriefs Janine on her results from the Energy Leadership Index. They discuss what this is and how it impacts Janine’s leadership style and goals. Don’t forget to subscribe so you won’t miss pt 2!

Rodney and Janine discuss what it means to be successful, the fable of the overnight success and how some of the worlds most successful companies overcame failure.

Rodney and Janine discuss the common hustle mentality that leads business owners to working 100+ hours a week (no exaggeration) or falling into “get rich quick schemes” and what you can do to avoid that mentality and build your best business. Mentioned in the episode: This FastCompany article: https://www.fastcompany.com/90292573/you-dont-have-to-get-up-at-4-am-to-be-successful-5-ceos-who-wake-up-after-10-am?utm_medium=social&utm_source=linkedin.com

Rodney and Janine discuss what exactly your comfort zone is and give you tools to not just leave it, but to truly benefit from those experiences. They’ll also give you a peak into their own comfort zone, items they’ve checked off and what the process has done for them.

Do you think of your business and yourself as the “little guy”? Do you do compare yourself to the corporate Goliaths in your industry? Janine and Rodney discuss how to shift your mindset to be successful and win as a small business.

Rodney and Janine discuss ways to impact your mindset and how doing so can impact your life. From sleep to red wine, listen for tips on having a pique brain and positive mindset.

Janine and Rodney discuss why we often believe we’re not educated or smart enough to accomplish our goals and grow our businesses. After debunking the high school to college myth, they break down what you can do to change your inner dialogue.

Janine and Rodney discuss change, its inevitability and how you can use it to your advantage. If 2020 taught us anything, it’s be prepared for the unthinkable.