Game Changer Mentality – Strategies and Tactics to Overcoming Obstacles to Achieve Your Positive Potential

Many people tend to think that being productive means finishing a number of tasks in the shortest amount of time. However, what lies underneath that is far more rewarding than merely getting off work fast. Penny Zenker, international speaker, business strategy coach, and best-selling author proves why she is one of America’s leading experts in the psychology of productivity. She talks about how we can eliminate distractions, perfectionism, and self-sabotage in order to maximize results in every area of our life. Penny touches on the inner struggles we have when it comes to fearing the greatness within ourselves, and how to overcome that and get to the place of self-awareness. Learn some quick tips on how you can be more productive all the while utilizing emotional intelligence to sustain us in that productivity zone.

Everyone wants to be happy. However, with everything happening in the world right now, it can be hard to find the will to do so. In our workplace, we often encounter difficulties in having fulfilling work because what we do and our environment just does not make us feel happy anymore. We feel more and more disengaged. Dr. Zayd Abdul-Karim takes us into that and leads us to be more engaged and happy by putting forward the importance of selfless service. He is a leader in transformational learning and self-leadership, Chief Learning Officer of Universal Self-Leadership Institute (U.S.L.I.), and is affectionately called “Dr. Z.” He shares his insights on employee engagement, leadership development, and the importance of selfless service.

Succeeding in business has to do with pushing through the tough times to achieve results. Comparable to athletes’ mental processes, Silvica Rosca shares how to bring that athletic mindset into the business world. As a leadership expert, certified extreme focus coach, and entrepreneur, she talks about why it is necessary and how it can help us in our professional lives. She also puts forward how the athletic mindset can help build relationships, an important component of businesses. Silvica leads the topic of being able to look at oneself and realize one’s genius while delving into feedback, understanding success and fulfillment, and having self-compassion.

We all arrive at that point where all our work piles up ahead of us. It becomes harder to keep track of what to do that sometimes we feel stuck. It seems the entire world is flooding before us and get so overwhelmed. Kathryn Kemp Guylay, coach, founder, management consultant, and CEO, talks about the “work plan” and how she helps people avoid being overwhelmed. She shares the importance of taking a break and zooming out into nature and being in the here and now. Kathryn gives some valuable productivity hacks that will push you to be more efficient than ever without the burden of being overwhelmed.

Success stories rarely begin with good memories, some of them are borne out of deeply scarring events. Marie Cosgrove is no stranger to that. Sharing a very heartfelt story, she talks about how she experienced one abusive relationship to the next and having to raise four children single-handedly. Rising from that, she is now an entrepreneur, investor, international speaker, and CEO of balanceback, the world’s leading manufacturer of diagnostic and treatment devices for dizziness, concussions, and traumatic brain injuries. Marie takes us into her journey and shares great insights on how she made the pivot and regained her confidence, empowering all of us to continue moving forward in our lives because we are made beautiful, unique, and with purpose.

There are a lot of people living with mental illness. One in five Americans with mental illness delay seeking the necessary treatment because of the stigma surrounding the disability. Mental illness is a case that not everyone knows how to deal with. There are people that have mental illnesses that have side effects or symptoms as a result of that and they don’t know how to live their life with mental illness. Apart from that are the people around them, their family and their supporters. How do you support someone with a mental illness? Most often people want to shy away from this. They don’t want to deal with it not because they don’t have a heart for it, they just don’t know how. Natasha Pierre is an award-winning speaker, author, and a mental health advocate with over twenty years of lived experience. Her relatable style occupied with her first-hand understanding of various mental illnesses allows her to connect with global audiences to share the importance of self-advocacy, community support, and effective legislation.

Suffering doesn’t make you weak, it only makes you stronger. That’s what Jalen Gildersleeve, founder and CEO Of MindHak, learned. MindHak is an AI-based application that teaches people emotional intelligence, self-compassion and emotional resilience. Having been born in Flint, Michigan, Jalen grew up surrounded by the belief that struggle, drugs and violence were the only obvious options for survival. After his mom moved the family to Atlanta, Georgia while in college, he was able to begin to witness and create new obvious options through self-compassion and emotional intelligence. It is these key tenets that led to the creation of Mindhak during Goodie Nation’s Hack the Violence event. Goodie Nation charged him with reducing the world’s emotional violence by 40% by 2020. Mindhak works by providing resources to its users, especially those underserved by today’s society. Jalen shares his journey to creating MindHak, the Emergence Phenomenon, the power of self-actualization, and the wall of suffering.

There are a lot of people out there that want to write books. Bestseller Maker Peggy McColl believes that everyone has a book in them. Peggy is a New York Times Bestselling author and an internationally recognized speaker, author, mentor and an expert in the area of goal achievement. She helps authors, entrepreneurs, experts and up-and-coming experts create valuable products, build their brand worldwide, make money online, and create bestsellers internationally. If you are looking to write a book, if you’re looking to get that book out, and if you’re looking to become that person that you know you can be and serve the world, learn more from Peggy as she tells her own story and provides some good information on how to create a bestseller.

Perception is different for everybody, and each person has a different perception of the things that happen around them. It’s up to you to get each of their stories and put everything together to get an actual picture of what happened. Intuitive coach and high-performance business accelerator coach Terry Wildemann says this is what happens in the workplace all the time. It’s based on how we were raised, our different experiences and scenarios, and who it is that we are from the inside out. Terry describes this as intuitive leadership where every single person identifies their natural intuitive gifts and integrates it with their practical and logical education, knowledge, and mindset.

Everyone wants to be successful. We all want to create greatness in our lives. However, a lot of us don’t feel that we can get to where we want to go. We see people who are very successful, from stars to athletes, to actresses, to rappers, and those guys are doing it, and we would like love to do that but a lot of times we feel like we can’t. How do we deal with those things? How we can get over those challenges and obstacles? A lot of people in the industry have success stories and they have these road maps or strategies, but music artist and songwriter Sachiko Tiana takes a different approach. She uses story to help people believe that anything is possible. Learn how Sachiko encourages people and takes them on the journey with her as she’s pursuing her dreams and going for her goals.