In today’s episode, Derrick Kinney interviews best-selling author and CEO, Michael Hyatt, on how you can accomplish more in your business, your finances and your personal life by doing less. If you’re struggling to manage your workload, Michael shares the three commitments he made that changed everything so he could succeed at work and in life and how you can too.

Podcast Summary:

• The importance of the Big Three
• The power of entering into someone else’s world
• Why vision is vital in leadership
• How clarity of vision and alignment around that vision drives execution
• Why you should forget confidence and focus on courage
• How to work less and be more successful

Quotes:

• “So the Big Three is to identify the three tasks that need to be done today, that if you get those done, you’re going to declare victory and count it as a win.” – Michael Hyatt
• “…happiness is not a destination, but it’s making meaningful progress day after day on things that you believe are important.” – Michael Hyatt
• “Leadership presupposes that you’re leading people somewhere, to a destination. If, as the leader, you’re not clear on the destination, then you’re just kind of wandering around squandering resources.” – Michael Hyatt
• “If you’re not clear on where you’re going, you really don’t have the right to lead.” – Michael Hyatt
• “Talking about clarity about the future drives progress toward that future.” – Michael Hyatt
• “…when people sense that the leader believes in what they’re talking about, that transcends a lot of words.” – Derrick Kinney
• “If you collect all the toys, if you run a big company, but if the people that you love the most aren’t there at the finish line, that’s not success.” – Michael Hyatt
• “The symphony conductor, he doesn’t even have to play an instrument. He just has to lead and call up the right instruments at the right time.” – Michael Hyatt
• “But courage happens when you choose to act despite your fear, confidence only comes after the fact.” – Michael Hyatt
• “If I can lead a conversation with the incredibly talented people that I have on my team, it’s going to be so much better than what I could cook up myself.” – Michael Hyatt

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Recommended Resources:

• Free to Focus by Michael Hyatt https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B07F3DM7C1&preview=newtab&linkCode=kpe&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_phMCFbX003HMD
• Platform by Michael Hyatt https://www.amazon.com/Platform-Get-Noticed-Noisy-World-ebook/dp/B006T364QG/ref=sr_1_1?crid=HAZQEHTHDBJH&dchild=1&keywords=platform+michael+hyatt&qid=1601409462&sprefix=platform+Michael+%2Caps%2C195&sr=8-1
• The Vision Driven Leader by Michael Hyatt https://www.amazon.com/Vision-Driven-Leader-Questions-Energize-Business/dp/0801075270/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=vision+driven+leader+michael+hyatt&qid=1601409517&sr=8-1
• 5 Ways Your Resentment of Money is Ruining the World (free download at goodmoneyframework.com) 

In today's episode, Derrick Kinney interviews musicians Drew and Ellie Holcomb as they candidly discuss how the pandemic shut-down their music business, the impact on their family and why a quick business decision to launch a virtual concert series paid off. If you feel uncertain about your future, now may be the time to launch something new or reinvent yourself. And the Holcombs share a special performance of their popular song, Here We Go.

Podcast Summary:

• The importance of adapting, but staying true to who you are
• Why you should give yourself grace during this challenging time
• Choosing gratitude over grief
• Why you should lead with generosity
• Learning to name the losses
• How the generosity of people with a vision gets good work done

Quotes:

• "So it's all been about adapting while still being true to who we are." - Drew Holcomb
• "I think what I've been learning that's been a really important thing for me is to, when I feel that sadness, it's okay to just feel it and breathe through it." - Ellie Holcomb
• "Music is this thing that helps people tell their own stories." - Drew Holcomb
• "Enjoy every imperfect, messy moment and really live this out for the fullest." – Derrick Kinney
• "We are all isolated right now, but we are not alone." - Ellie Holcomb
• "I think it's helped us make sense of and find our way through this season, is to sing through it." - Ellie Holcomb
• "I always say that music is a bridge builder. And it connects our stories, it helps us make sense of our own story and then helps us know that we're not alone in our own story."- Ellie Holcomb
• "We've been hoping for the best and planning for the worst…"- Drew Holcomb

Recommended Resources:

• Don't Forget to Remember by Ellie Holcomb https://www.ellieholcomb.com/dont-forget-to-remember
• DrewHolcomb.com
• 5 Ways Your Resentment of Money is Ruining the World (free download at https://www.goodmoneyframework.com)

In today’s episode, Derrick Kinney interviews musicians Drew and Ellie Holcomb as they candidly discuss how the pandemic shut-down their music business, the impact on their family and why a quick business decision to launch a virtual concert series paid off. If you feel uncertain about your future, now may be the time to launch something new or reinvent yourself. And the Holcombs share a special performance of their popular song, Here We Go. 

Podcast Summary:

• The importance of adapting, but staying true to who you are
• Why you should give yourself grace during this challenging time
• Choosing gratitude over grief
• Why you should lead with generosity
• Learning to name the losses
• How the generosity of people with a vision gets good work done

Quotes:

• “So it’s all been about adapting while still being true to who we are.” - Drew Holcomb
• “I think what I’ve been learning that’s been a really important thing for me is to, when I feel that sadness, it’s okay to just feel it and breathe through it.” - Ellie Holcomb
• “Music is this thing that helps people tell their own stories.” - Drew Holcomb 
• “Enjoy every imperfect, messy moment and really live this out for the fullest.” – Derrick Kinney
• “We are all isolated right now, but we are not alone.” - Ellie Holcomb
• “I think it’s helped us make sense of and find our way through this season, is to sing through it.” - Ellie Holcomb
• “I always say that music is a bridge builder. And it connects our stories, it helps us make sense of our own story and then helps us know that we’re not alone in our own story.”- Ellie Holcomb
• “We’ve been hoping for the best and planning for the worst…”- Drew Holcomb

Recommended Resources:

• Don’t Forget to Remember by Ellie Holcomb https://www.ellieholcomb.com/dont-forget-to-remember
• DrewHolcomb.com
• 5 Ways Your Resentment of Money is Ruining the World (free download at https://www.goodmoneyframework.com)

In today's episode, Derrick Kinney interviews multiple best-selling author and positive leadership expert, Jon Gordon as he discusses how staying true to his personal mission and vision enabled him to overcome adversity and failure and build a life of significance.

What You Will Learn:

● The power of one word and how it can change your life

● What is the catalyst that moves an idea into action

● The impact that generosity and giving have on your perspective and wealth

● The persistence that led to selling two million copies of the "Energy Bus"

● Walking the talk with positive messages when a global pandemic negatively affected his business

● The impact that caring and positivity toward your work can have

● What grit really means and why you need it

● The four C's that lead to lasting and committed relationships

Inspirational Quotes:

● "I want to make even more because I want to give so much more away. I don't want to just give what I'm giving" Jon Gordon

● "An idea without action is just a dream" - Jon Gordon

● "Just do something, for someone and start there" - Jon Gordon

● "...if you don't have it you can't give it" - Jon Gordon

● "We can't go back and focus on what we've lost, we have to look forward. You can either become more during this time or you can become less" - Jon Gordon

● "The care that you put into your work determines whether you are building a masterpiece or a piece of junk or just something average. And when you are building a masterpiece every day there are going to be a lot of people that clamor to work with you" - Jon Gordon

● "You aren't a true success unless you help others be successful"- Jon Gordon

Recommended Resources:

● Positive "U" Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/positive-university-podcast/id1329995882

● The Energy Bus https://www.amazon.com/Energy-Bus-Rules-Fuel-Positive/dp/0470100281/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2AQXGD6DBNN1U&dchild=1&keywords=the+energy+bus&qid=1599758115&sprefix=the+energy%2Caps%2C184&sr=8-1

● The Garden https://www.amazon.com/Garden-Spiritual-Overcome-Anxiety-Stress/dp/1119430321/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1N61L0GKQCXZR&dchild=1&keywords=the+garden+jon+gordon&qid=1599771097&sprefix=the+garden%2Caps%2C181&sr=8-1

● Relationship Grit https://www.amazon.com/Relationship-Grit-Lessons-Together-Thrive/dp/111943033X

● 5 Ways Your Resentment of Money is Ruining the World (free download) www.Goodmoneyframework.com

In today’s episode, Derrick Kinney interviews multiple best-selling author and positive leadership expert, Jon Gordon as he discusses how staying true to his personal mission and vision enabled him to overcome adversity and failure and build a life of significance. 

What You Will Learn:

● The power of one word and how it can change your life

● What is the catalyst that moves an idea into action

● The impact that generosity and giving have on your perspective and wealth

● The persistence that led to selling two million copies of the “Energy Bus”

● Walking the talk with positive messages when a global pandemic negatively affected his business

● The impact that caring and positivity toward your work can have

● What grit really means and why you need it

● The four C’s that lead to lasting and committed relationships

Inspirational Quotes:

● “I want to make even more because I want to give so much more away. I don't want to just give what I’m giving” Jon Gordon

● “An idea without action is just a dream” - Jon Gordon

● “Just do something, for someone and start there” - Jon Gordon

● “...if you don't have it you can't give it” - Jon Gordon

● “We can't go back and focus on what we’ve lost, we have to look forward. You can either become more during this time or you can become less” - Jon Gordon

● “The care that you put into your work determines whether you are building a masterpiece or a piece of junk or just something average. And when you are building a masterpiece every day there are going to be a lot of people that clamor to work with you” - Jon Gordon

● “You aren’t a true success unless you help others be successful”- Jon Gordon

Recommended Resources:

● Positive “U” Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/positive-university-podcast/id1329995882

● The Energy Bus https://www.amazon.com/Energy-Bus-Rules-Fuel-Positive/dp/0470100281/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2AQXGD6DBNN1U&dchild=1&keywords=the+energy+bus&qid=1599758115&sprefix=the+energy%2Caps%2C184&sr=8-1

● The Garden https://www.amazon.com/Garden-Spiritual-Overcome-Anxiety-Stress/dp/1119430321/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1N61L0GKQCXZR&dchild=1&keywords=the+garden+jon+gordon&qid=1599771097&sprefix=the+garden%2Caps%2C181&sr=8-1

● Relationship Grit https://www.amazon.com/Relationship-Grit-Lessons-Together-Thrive/dp/111943033X

● 5 Ways Your Resentment of Money is Ruining the World (free download)  www.Goodmoneyframework.com

In today's episode, Derrick Kinney interviews Bea Boccalandro, author and founder of global consulting firm VeraWorks, on how you can be an engaged and empowered employee that actively makes a difference for your customers and the community. Bea shares how doing good at work can make you happier, reduce stress, and increase your income.

What You Will Learn:

• The definition and benefits of "Job Purposing"
• Bea gives an example of a person who found a way to make an impact through keeping their eyes open to opportunity in the workplace
• How unused workplace resources can make a powerful impact
• Why corporate consciousness is so important
• The many positive effects that job purposing can have on the wellbeing of employees
• Understanding how to leverage your inner giver
• How inattentional blindness keeps us from seeing opportunities to do good

Inspirational Quotes:

• "When employees go home feeling that they made a difference...they're going to work harder" - Bea Boccalandro
• "If that same ad...helps some societal cause, the way that we react to that ad biologically...is similar to gazing into the eyes of someone we love" - Bea Boccalandro
• "It's also true that higher employee sense of purpose appears to directly affect retention" - Bea Boccalandro
• "We have all sorts of evidence that...when humans do prosocial behavior...they are happier...we're less stressed" - Bea Boccalandro
• "It starts with one person at a time taking action, and then suddenly you have a whole tribe doing that… and then good things do get done" - Derrick Kinney
• "It appears that if we have a purpose in our jobs, social purpose, doing good for others or for a societal cause we are likely to be wealthier" - Bea Boccalandro
• "The bulk of the power for doing good is actually in the corporate workforce" - Bea Boccalandro

Recommended Resources:

• Do Good At Work by Bea Boccalandro https://www.amazon.com/Do-Good-AT-Work-Wellbeing/dp/1642797529/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=do+good+at+work&qid=1599143947&sr=8-1
• 5 Ways Your Resentment of Money is Ruining the World (free download at goodmoneyframework.com)

In today’s episode, Derrick Kinney interviews Bea Boccalandro, author and founder of global consulting firm VeraWorks, on how you can be an engaged and empowered employee that actively makes a difference for your customers and the community. Bea shares how doing good at work can make you happier, reduce stress, and increase your income. 

What You Will Learn:

• The definition and benefits of “Job Purposing”
• Bea gives an example of a person who found a way to make an impact through keeping their eyes open to opportunity in the workplace
• How unused workplace resources can make a powerful impact 
• Why corporate consciousness is so important  
• The many positive effects that job purposing can have on the wellbeing of employees
• Understanding how to leverage your inner giver 
• How inattentional blindness keeps us from seeing opportunities to do good 

Inspirational Quotes:

• “When employees go home feeling that they made a difference...they're going to work harder” - Bea Boccalandro
• “If that same ad...helps some societal cause, the way that we react to that ad biologically...is similar to gazing into the eyes of someone we love” -  Bea Boccalandro
• “It's also true that higher employee sense of purpose appears to directly affect retention” - Bea Boccalandro
• “We have all sorts of evidence that...when humans do prosocial behavior...they are happier...we’re less stressed” - Bea Boccalandro
• “It starts with one person at a time taking action, and then suddenly you have a whole tribe doing that… and then good things do get done” - Derrick Kinney
• “It appears that if we have a purpose in our jobs, social purpose, doing good for others or for a societal cause we are likely to be wealthier” - Bea Boccalandro
• “The bulk of the power for doing good is actually in the corporate workforce” - Bea Boccalandro

Recommended Resources:

• Do Good At Work by Bea Boccalandro https://www.amazon.com/Do-Good-AT-Work-Wellbeing/dp/1642797529/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=do+good+at+work&qid=1599143947&sr=8-1
• 5 Ways Your Resentment of Money is Ruining the World (free download at goodmoneyframework.com) 

In today's episode, Derrick Kinney interviews successful entrepreneur, investor and one of the sharks from the hit TV show Shark Tank, Daymond John, on how his successes and failures have taught him that financial intelligence is the key to business and personal success.

What You Will Learn:

● How Daymond shares about his false perception of money as a kid and how he didn't start to really make money until it was a byproduct of doing something he was passionate about

● Money is a tool that can be used for good or for bad

● Daymond shares how early on he was almost homeless due to his lack of financial intelligence

● What the power of broke is and why it's crucial to business success

● The 3 main things you need to be aware of if you are considering starting a business

● What it looks like to empower those around you for mutual success

● The 3 parts to the negotiation process

● Why it's important to be selfish in a good way

● How giving is such an important factor in financial success

Inspirational Quotes:

● "Overnight success takes 15 years." - Daymond John

● "Money is a tool..and if you know and have financial intelligence, and you know how it works then you are able to build things with that tool." - Daymond John

● "Whether you're making $30,000 a year or $30,000,000 a year, financial intelligence is crucial." - Daymond John

● "Sometimes we halt negotiations halfway through because we internalize way more and we're not thinking about the best interest of that person or we're not asking the right questions." - Daymond John

● "What can I do that's in my control to make a positive difference?" - Derrick Kinney

Recommended Resources:

● Power Shift by Daymond John

● 5 Ways Your Resentment of Money is Ruining the World (free download)

In today’s episode, Derrick Kinney interviews successful entrepreneur, investor and one of the sharks from the hit TV show Shark Tank, Daymond John, on how his successes and failures have taught him that financial intelligence is the key to business and personal success.

What You Will Learn:

● How Daymond shares about his false perception of money as a kid and how he didn’t start to really make money until it was a byproduct of doing something he was passionate about

● Money is a tool that can be used for good or for bad

● Daymond shares how early on he was almost homeless due to his lack of financial intelligence

● What the power of broke is and why it’s crucial to business success

● The 3 main things you need to be aware of if you are considering starting a business

● What it looks like to empower those around you for mutual success

● The 3 parts to the negotiation process

● Why it’s important to be selfish in a good way

● How giving is such an important factor in financial success

Inspirational Quotes:

● “Overnight success takes 15 years.” - Daymond John

● “Money is a tool..and if you know and have financial intelligence, and you know how it works then you are able to build things with that tool.” - Daymond John

● “Whether you’re making $30,000 a year or $30,000,000 a year, financial intelligence is crucial.” - Daymond John

● “Sometimes we halt negotiations halfway through because we internalize way more and we’re not thinking about the best interest of that person or we’re not asking the right questions.” - Daymond John

● “What can I do that’s in my control to make a positive difference?” - Derrick Kinney

Recommended Resources:

● Power Shift by Daymond John

● 5 Ways Your Resentment of Money is Ruining the World (free download)

In today's episode, Derrick Kinney interviews best-selling author Bob Goff on pursuing your big dreams so you can do more good in the world. Bob is the champion of helping others achieve their dreams. He shares the beliefs that have made him successful in business and in life and how he is using his success to do more good. Sometimes a small shift produces big results.

What You Will Learn:

• We don't have to play a role in everyone else's story
• How to shift your mindset around difficult people and how to interact with them
• Encourages you to not only look for opportunities that you are capable of doing but discovering what you were created to do
• Slowing down and saying 'no' can lead to a more fulfilling and powerful 'yes'
• How to audit your life with these 3 questions:
• • What do you want?
  • Why do you want it?
  • What are you going to do about it?
• The importance of reopening the door to your past and broken relationships
• Most of us want to feel: love, purpose, connection, and authenticity
• Wave the flag and let people know what you want and need
• How to share three minutes of authenticity with the ones you love
• Move your ambitions and dreams into action, but don't tie up your identity in those actions
• Continue to be participants, not just in things that work, but in things that last
• Bob shares some of his biggest failures and why he continues to dream big
• Identify and understand your underlying limiting beliefs and create a roadmap for overcoming them
• Why Bob gives himself three epic fails a year and why you should too

Inspirational Quotes:

• "Displace frustration with an attitude of gratefulness" - Bob Goff
• "Make the pivot, make the switch, quit your job!" - Bob Goff
• "Memorize your family, go back, get a magnifying glass, and memorize the thumbprint of the people you love the most." - Bob Goff
• "Authenticity comes from running home to the people you love." - Bob Goff
• "We can be so stuck looking through the rearview mirror that we don't look through the windshield." - Bob Goff
• "Be who you are, where you are, right now." - Derrick Kinney
• "Fail trying, don't fail watching." - Bob Goff

Recommended Resources:

• Bob Goff's newest book, Dream Big
• 5 Ways Your Resentment of Money is Ruining the World (free download).