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Episode 4 - Power of Community
Episode 4
Summary:
Welcome to Happiness Simplified, a weekly podcast about thesimple things that can make your life awesome. In Episode #4 Kayvon and Daidiscuss the power of community. Tune in to hear about how different communitieshave had an impact in their lives, the ways that you can find community as alone entrepreneur, and for a chance to share your own experiences.
Time Stamped Show Notes:
● 00:33– Introduction
● 01:50– The power of community
● 03:00– “When you get people together, it’s remarkable what happens”
● 03:30– People love seeing their friends succeed
● 04:05– Crossfit - “It’s the community that keeps you coming back”
● 06:30– People rally and cheer each other on - Kayvon’s experience finishing aworkout
● 07:40– Social networks allow people to escape geographical constraints
● 09:30– Mastermind group - creates accountability. Just knowing that the group is there.
● 10:10– What type of community would you like to plugged into?
● 10:50– “Health-based communities - when you have health you can pretty much doanything”
● 12:00– “Being an entrepreneur can be lonely...I love opportunities to connect”
● 12:45– Mastermind groups are a great way to connect and share perspectives
● 14:30– Dai’s process of admitting that he had a problem with alcohol
● 15:47– “Habit-related communities can be powerful”
● 16:18– Dai’s community helped him through the recovery process
● 17:10– Kayvon likes to surround himself with healthy people and entrepreneurs
● 19:00– “A community can help you deal with dark clouds around you and find clarityof mind”
● 21:08– What’s a community that’s had an impact in your life? Send us your answers!
3 Key Points:
1. Communityis powerful: people find it easier to cheer their friends than themselves
2. Decidewhat kind of community you want to be plugged into: which people make you lightup?
3. Lone entrepreneurs can benefit from groups likeMastermind that encourage you to share perspectives and be accountable to eachother.
Credits
Show Notes providedby Mallard Creatives
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By Dr. Kayvon K and Dai ManuelEpisode 4
Summary:
Welcome to Happiness Simplified, a weekly podcast about thesimple things that can make your life awesome. In Episode #4 Kayvon and Daidiscuss the power of community. Tune in to hear about how different communitieshave had an impact in their lives, the ways that you can find community as alone entrepreneur, and for a chance to share your own experiences.
Time Stamped Show Notes:
● 00:33– Introduction
● 01:50– The power of community
● 03:00– “When you get people together, it’s remarkable what happens”
● 03:30– People love seeing their friends succeed
● 04:05– Crossfit - “It’s the community that keeps you coming back”
● 06:30– People rally and cheer each other on - Kayvon’s experience finishing aworkout
● 07:40– Social networks allow people to escape geographical constraints
● 09:30– Mastermind group - creates accountability. Just knowing that the group is there.
● 10:10– What type of community would you like to plugged into?
● 10:50– “Health-based communities - when you have health you can pretty much doanything”
● 12:00– “Being an entrepreneur can be lonely...I love opportunities to connect”
● 12:45– Mastermind groups are a great way to connect and share perspectives
● 14:30– Dai’s process of admitting that he had a problem with alcohol
● 15:47– “Habit-related communities can be powerful”
● 16:18– Dai’s community helped him through the recovery process
● 17:10– Kayvon likes to surround himself with healthy people and entrepreneurs
● 19:00– “A community can help you deal with dark clouds around you and find clarityof mind”
● 21:08– What’s a community that’s had an impact in your life? Send us your answers!
3 Key Points:
1. Communityis powerful: people find it easier to cheer their friends than themselves
2. Decidewhat kind of community you want to be plugged into: which people make you lightup?
3. Lone entrepreneurs can benefit from groups likeMastermind that encourage you to share perspectives and be accountable to eachother.
Credits
Show Notes providedby Mallard Creatives