Ken Joslin is a powerhouse man of passion, significance, and drive. He is the leader of the coaching community Grow Stack Drive, and he has spent 25 years as a pastor and church planter turned real estate investor and business builder. Ken spends his life helping other leaders grow, and is a true definition of a servant leader. In his coaching community, Ken focuses on the 3 spheres of relationships: community, circle, and corner, and emphasizes the significance of having people that lift you up in each of those spheres. 

In this episode, Ken dives into the undeniable fact that every person needs to dedicate time and energy to working on their mindset to become the best version of themselves possible. Ken shares how he overcame his fears, insecurities, and limiting beliefs to reach massive success and get in the room with people that continue to raise him up, while he uses his talents to be a servant leader at all times. You will hear all about how Ken uses affirmations and goal setting each and every day to continue to achieve greatness and show up for himself and those around him. 

Key highlights:

• Intro to Ken as a pastor, leader in real estate, Grant Cardone licensee, and leader of the Grow, Stack, Drive community
• 3 spheres of relationship: community, circle, corner
• How Ken overcome fears, insecurities, limiting beliefs and has taken risks
• Everyone needs mindset work
• The definition of a limiting belief
• Incremental movements not monumental
• Overcoming limiting beliefs- identify, affirmations, goal setting every day
• The importance of writing your vision down every day 
• We tend to overestimate what we can do in the short term and underestimate what we can in the long term
• Dream big, make an impact, and believe that the things you write down will happen
• The importance of affirmations and gratitude
• 99% of life is showing up
• Alison’s why: I want to trust myself more
• Giving yourself grace, but not excuses
• If you do what you're supposed to do, you’ll get where you want to go
• Faith, physical condition, relationships, business, and finance must be in alignment
• The difference between community, circle, corner
• What servant leadership is: Wanting something FOR people, not FROM people
• How can you use your talents to help others?
• Get in rooms with people that think bigger than you
• Servant leaders put people's needs before their own, do things right the first time, and do things without being asked
• Be a thermostat not a thermometer
• Alison talks about how our brain waves sync with others

Quotes from the episode:

“If you need an alarm clock to get up in the morning, your goals aren’t big enough.”

“Small daily disciplined decisions over time always equal monumental results. Success can’t escape you if you do the right thing every single day.”

“When you act like you belong in the room, you’ll get in the room.”

Connect with Ken:

Website: growstackdrive.com

Instagram: @kenjoslin

Connect with Alison:

Instagram: @alisonanswers | @lagercounseling

Website: LagerCounseling.com

YouTube: Alison Answers

Facebook: Alison Lager Lcsw Casac