IMPACT Driven

Here's what you'll learn in this episode:

• Why it's more important to focus on the bottom line, than the top line
• Why we have the wrong equation for profitability
• How do most business owners manage their finances
• What Parkinson's law is, and how to use it to our advantage
• How to implement Profit First
• Why "spend money to make money" is the wrong message

Rocky Lalvani serves as Chief Profitability Adviser for business owners. He teaches them how to ensure they get paid and make profit a priority! As a certified Profit First Professional he implements Mike Michalowicz's Profit First System.

Rocky started with nothing when his parents immigrated to the United States when he was two years old, and his parents were in their 40's. It was his parents' second time starting over in life as they moved here to experience the American dream. In spite of a lot of struggles and his mom passing away when Rocky was 7, he has been able to achieve financial and life success. Rocky loves to share his journey and inspire others to achieve their dreams even faster.

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• https://profitcomesfirst.com/
• https://www.linkedin.com/in/rocky-lalvani/
• https://twitter.com/rockylalvani

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Every so often I need to record an episode from the road. Today is one of those days.

I talk a bit about what I've been working on lately, how things are going with the podcast, and some events that are trying to drag me down.

It's a bit of a Biden-esque performance 😂

Richard Friesen and I had an instant connection when we first started talking. Turns out both of us came from the same cultural and religious background, Mennonite .

Here are just a few of the things you'll learn in today's episode:

1. Why it's so hard to change behaviors we repeat over and over again
2. How culture impacts our rapport with money?
3. How to shift from "making money" to delivering value.
4. The three-chair exercise that makes dramatic shifts?
5. What are the "Golden Keys" and what doors they open
6. Why we get embarrassed about extravagant wealth
7. Why is money “the canary in the mineshaft.”
8. "Certificates of Appreciation"
9. What we lose when we gain wealth/financial freedom

Richard works with financial professionals, independent traders, business leaders and entrepreneurs of all types who want to expand their mental game to make more consistent profits.

 With in depth experience as a broker, floor trader, financial software developer and entrepreneur, he brings concrete real world experience to his clients.

Check out his book: A Private Conversation with Money

Connect with Richard:

• https://conversations.money/
• https://conversations.money/socialmedia/

Myles joined me for episode 58 of the podcast, and I enjoyed the conversation so much I brought him back to have another go around.

We pick up where we left off in the last episode, and talk so much more.

• His history in music production, and learning 25 years later he narrowly missed out on engineering an all time great album
• his realization that we're not as free as we like to think we are
• his best attempt to mitigate gov overreach in his life
• what he's got going on down in Mexico in what was a former bull-fighting ring
• and so much more

You can find out more about Myles and follow him here:

• https://beunconstrained.com

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How to prioritize your time:

• decide what's important and worth prioritizing
• make a list
• rank by importance/urgency (Eisenhower matrix)
• chunk list items into small one-step tasks
• delegate everything possible so you can focus on what requires you
• look for growth opportunities inside your tasks
• begin with most important
• or not...

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Most Christians don't understand how to affect real change + transformation in their personal lives or businesses.

They expend huge amounts of time, money, effort + energy on developing certain areas or fixing particular problems, but they struggle to see + sustain long-term results.

That’s because most people don’t understand the FOUNDATIONS principle; they don’t understand how change + transformation in God’s kingdom work. As a result, they fail to experience the qualities of an abundant life like ease, grace + flow that Jesus promised us.

Understanding this #1 Kingdom change + transformation weapon is an 80/20 power lever on steroids for those looking to fight / work SMARTER so they can experience REAL change + transformation in their lives, like permanent breakthrough, consistent personal growth, and sustainable business development.

Link to James' websites a resources:

• https://blueprintsacademy.com
• https://connect2purpose.blueprintsacademy.com
• https://www.facebook.com/groups/kingdompurposecoaching

Jonathan Green is the host of the Serve No Master Podcast, bestselling author of 300+ books, celebrity ghostwriter, and high ticket affiliate marketer who now lives on a tropical island in the South Pacific. He has turned being fired during a blizzard into a thriving online business.

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• ServeNoMaster.com
• GiveToGetFree.com

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Walking in Powerful Masculinity

Ken Eash

Shane Tebeck joins me to talk about removing the things that hold us back from personal and business growth so we can thrive.

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How to Sharpen Your Social Skills

Ken Eash

Do you consider yourself a social person? I think on some level, we all are. Or more correctly, we all need to be once in awhile. Even the most introverted and independent of us, has certain social commitments they have to deal with at times. If you find that you struggle in these situations, you can certainly use these nine powerful tips to help sharpen your social skills.

One of the best ways to sharpen your social sills is by starting small in your day-to-day life. Small talk is a great way to sharpen your social skills, and it doesn't take much extra effort. The next time a neighbor says good morning, be willing to engage in a short chat.

Open-ended questions are a great way to enhance your social interactions. Instead of asking questions that end with a quick "yes" or "no", ask questions that require more thoughtful answers. This will help keep people engaged and you won't feel like you have to carry the conversation on your own.

If you struggle in social situations, why not try to make things easier for yourself? Try to find like-minded people that share similar interests as you. You will naturally feel more at ease when you are talking about the things you already love.

Social skills are just as much about listening as they are about speaking. You should ensure that you are a good active listener. Active listening means making eye contact, using other non-verbal cues and otherwise seeming interested in the person speaking to you.

Being able to tell a great story is one of the best ways to sharpen your social skills. No matter how awkward or anxious you might feel, if you can tell a story that gets everyone on the edge of their seat or busting a gut you will be remembered. A great way to practice storytelling is actually by writing them.

You don't have to be a master of body language yourself, but you should learn the basics. When you know what to look out for, you will know how people are responding to you. You will know when to stop talking, as well as when to continue. You will know if people are engaged, or annoyed.

If you struggle in social situations, make sure you have a couple good conversation starters or stories in your back pocket. To begin with, this will make you more confident in your social interaction. It will also ensure you have something to say when the conversation dwindles.

This is going to be hard to hear for some people, but you should probably turn your phone off. It's impossible to have meaningful social interactions if you are constantly checking your phone. If you can't bring yourself to turn your phone off, at least keep it in your pocket.

Like most things in life, when it comes to social interactions, you get back what you put in. If you want people to be interested in you, then show interest in them. If you want people to be kind, then show them kindness first. Social interactions are most pleasant when they are reciprocal.

1 Start With Small Talk.

Social skills are like any other skill, they take practice. Try

making more small talk with the acquaintances already in your

life. This will let you practice your social skills, while

enriching your current relationships.

2 What Are Your Interests?

What are some things that really get you passionate or excited?

Maybe you should focus your social interactions on people that

share these values.

3 Think of a Few Conversation...