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From religion to politics to our views on prosperity -- so many of our choices are influenced by our programming which may or may not have pushed us into making our “tribal” choices without true critical thinking. Curt interviews Randy Gage, a thought-provoking critical thinker who will make you approach your business — and your life — in a whole new way. Randy is the author of ten books translated into 25 languages, including the New York Times bestsellers, "Risky Is the New Safe" and "Mad Genius." He has spoken to more than 2 million people across more than 50 countries, and is a member of the Speakers Hall of Fame. 

For more: http://RandyGage.com

You were born with untapped superpowers. You were born with a mind that has the ability to envision and put you on the path to the future you want. But are you getting out of your own way and allowing those superpowers to flourish, and your mind to plot the path to your desired future? Because everything you need to succeed...everything you need for a life of freedom and fulfillment...is already here.

Why is freedom so important to building a workplace with a “cohesion culture”? Curt discusses this with Dr. Troy Hall, talent retention expert and Chief Strategy Officer for South Carolina Federal Credit Union. Dr. Hall also is the author of the book, “Cohesion Culture: Proven Principles to Retain Your Top Talent.” Dr. Troy’s mission is to advise executives on how to build a Cohesion Culture™ with the expressed intent of retaining top talent. When a culture of cohesion is in place, employees experience a sense of belonging, feel valued and align with the commitments of your organization.

Time is your most valuable asset. The key to true productivity, and part of becoming truly successful, is learning to radically protect your time. Curt shares a famous example from management guru Peter Drucker, as shared in Greg McKeown’s bestselling book, “Essentialism,” to drive home this point.

Are people born with the entrepreneurial mindset, or are they programmed? Curt asks this question of Patrick Bryant, serial entrepreneur, founder of numerous thriving companies, co-founder of Charleston, SC’s Harbor Entrepreneur Center, and former chair of the Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce.

In today’s podcast, Curt asks the question famously asked by the Rev. Robert Schuller: “What would you do if you knew you could not fail?” It’s a question he asks as part of the process of helping you define a vision for your life that pairs your purpose for living with the impact you want to make on the world.  Today’s episode is a sneak preview of Curt’s “2020 Vision” training series, which you can access here: http://FreedomClubNow.com.

In today’s episode, Curt sits down with Patrick Bryant, serial entrepreneur and founder of several thriving startups, former chair of the Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce. Curt and Patrick discuss how to create an entrepreneurial ecosystem, and Patrick discusses the success of the Harbor Entrepreneur Center.

Motivation is why the gyms are full in January. Process is what keeps a few people there through December. In today’s podcast, Curt lays out the process to help you crush your big, audacious goals for 2020. This episode is a sneak peak from Curt’s Goals 2020 training video. You can access the full video in The Freedom Club: http://FreedomClubNow.com 

“For me, the ability to think freely is probably the biggest thing, because I think if I can think about something than I can do it.” -- Rick Krenmayer, CEO and co-founder, Stasmayer, Inc.

Krenmayer sits down with Curt Mercadante for a discussion about freedom’s impact in building a successful business. Rick began his entrepreneurial journey at age 12, and today Stasmayer, Inc. is one of the fastest growing companies in South Carolina, and one of the top IT Managed Services companies in the country. 

To watch Curt’s full discussion with Rick, join our new Freedom Club Community: http://FreedomClubNow.com.

Winning doesn’t just take motivation. Motivation is why gyms are full in January. Process why some of those people are still in the gym in December. And process allows you to focus on your outcomes, while becoming detached from the results.