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Although hard work is the cornerstone to success, it is only one part of the puzzle. You need to lead with a servant's heart and have the desire to elevate those around you. One of the finest examples of this kind of leader is Dirk van Reenen, father, award-winning entrepreneur, international business consultant, and speaker. Along with launching and selling several startups, he was also one of the top brokerage CEOs for Keller Williams, where he led one of the fastest-growing real estate brokerages globally. Despite achieving the goals he had always worked toward, Dirk felt drawn to help small business owners, prompting him to launch his human systems development company, BERGflow. In this episode, we dive into Dirk’s background, where we hear about his colorful journey to success. From owning a ski shop to being $300,000 in debt to finding Tony Robbins, Dirk has done and seen it all. We talk about the value Dirk places on learning and why – even though he is at the top of his game, he has increasingly adopted a student mindset. This humble, egoless approach means that Dirk knows what it takes to get the best out of his teams. He realized he does not have to be the smartest person in the room but understands how to get everyone to perform at their best. We hear Dirk's team-building insights and why he believes you will never achieve financial freedom if you do not understand your team members at their core. Wrapping up, Dirk shares why he decided to call his business BERGflow. Tune in today!
Key Points From This Episode:
Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Dirk van Reenen on LinkedIn
BERGflow
Keller Williams
The Alchemist
The Four Agreements
Think and Grow Rich
Tribe of Millionaires
The Fish That Ate the Whale
12 Rules for Life
Maps of Meaning
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By Chris Goodman5
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Although hard work is the cornerstone to success, it is only one part of the puzzle. You need to lead with a servant's heart and have the desire to elevate those around you. One of the finest examples of this kind of leader is Dirk van Reenen, father, award-winning entrepreneur, international business consultant, and speaker. Along with launching and selling several startups, he was also one of the top brokerage CEOs for Keller Williams, where he led one of the fastest-growing real estate brokerages globally. Despite achieving the goals he had always worked toward, Dirk felt drawn to help small business owners, prompting him to launch his human systems development company, BERGflow. In this episode, we dive into Dirk’s background, where we hear about his colorful journey to success. From owning a ski shop to being $300,000 in debt to finding Tony Robbins, Dirk has done and seen it all. We talk about the value Dirk places on learning and why – even though he is at the top of his game, he has increasingly adopted a student mindset. This humble, egoless approach means that Dirk knows what it takes to get the best out of his teams. He realized he does not have to be the smartest person in the room but understands how to get everyone to perform at their best. We hear Dirk's team-building insights and why he believes you will never achieve financial freedom if you do not understand your team members at their core. Wrapping up, Dirk shares why he decided to call his business BERGflow. Tune in today!
Key Points From This Episode:
Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Dirk van Reenen on LinkedIn
BERGflow
Keller Williams
The Alchemist
The Four Agreements
Think and Grow Rich
Tribe of Millionaires
The Fish That Ate the Whale
12 Rules for Life
Maps of Meaning
Get to know Chris -