Journeys with the No Schedule Man

Suppose you've got a great idea. Or you're simply looking to do things better. And you're one of the few who are actually set to *act* upon the notion and see if you can get yourself and your team somewhere new.

Awesome.

But how do you give yourself the best chance to succeed?

And what do you do when the going when the going gets rough, or find yourself looping back upon ground you've already tread?

That's where a guy like Joseph Heraldo comes in.

Joseph is a Change Management Consultant and CEO of MeasuredLive.com. When asked, he says simply, "My job is to help people's dreams come true."

He does that by helping leaders eliminate their barriers and committing to their vision, enabling their teams to share and work together toward their big ideas.

The magical thing about Joseph is that what he shares about how to get from concept to completion is not the sort of thing we may be used to hearing or expecting to be told.

Not only is his insight and wisdom effective, it's refreshing.

Among other things we discussed:

~ Challenging the old ideas of always be pushing, grinding and sacrificing your well-being . If you're pursuing a dream, why live it like a nightmare?

~ How strategy is a process and only works when people execute.

~ How vital Integrity is to the equation and how it is a missing component in so much business language today.

~ The unstoppable power of listening.

~ Viewing people as people instead of statistics.

~ The staggering percentage of effort that is tied up in administration, and what can be done about it.

"Journeys with the No Schedule Man" is presented by:

• Connect1 Consulting
• Diamond & Gold Treasures
• Provincial Glass & Mirror
• Trickett Financial
• Susan Eliuk of Travel Agents in Action
• momondays London

Imagine ... ocean.

Everywhere you look: ocean.

You're at sea.

By yourself.

And you're going to stay that way until you've gone all the way around the world.

Alone.

What would that be like?

How would it feel?

Here's our chance to find out, chatting with Gaurav Shinde, who is already in preparation to take leave from his home and work here in London, Ontario, Canada, to sail solo around the world in a race in 2022.

Among other things we discussed…

~ What introduced him into sailing in the first place.

~ How exclusive a group it is, the people who have done what he is looking to do.

~ The lively tale of his initial 800-mile adventure across the Arabian Sea at just 24 years of age, and how that hooked him on sailing.

~ What appeals to him about the thought of 9 months at sea, all by himself.

~ The remarkable story of the very special boat that will take him around the world in 2022, and his journey to finding it.

~ The route that he will be taking for the race in 2022 and how he will provision for the journey.

~ An overview of the work that needs to be done between now and September of 2022, when he leaves France to begin the race.

"Journeys with the No Schedule Man" is presented by:

• Connect1 Consulting
• Diamond & Gold Treasures
• Provincial Glass & Mirror
• Trickett Financial
• Susan Eliuk of Travel Agents in Action
• momondays London

Do you have children?

Do those children have access to the internet?

If so, please watch or listen to this conversation with Charlene Doak-Gebauer.

As you'll see and hear, it left Kevin at a loss for words.

Several times.

An international speaker, Charlene is the creator of the charitable organization, "Internet Sense First," the author of two books ("Digital Sexual Victims: True Cases" and "The Internet: Are Children in Charge?") and the drivng force behind The International Summit To End Child Exploitation (November 9, 2019 at the Hellenic Centre in London, Ontario, Canada).

I found some of what Charlene shared very difficult to hear. In consideration of that, I cannot image actually LIVING through what is happening to many children, right under our noses. We better hear about it and discuss it so that we can keep more people from living through it.

Among other things, we discussed:

- "Grooming," and how online sexual predators often communicate and what they do to draw out information from potential victims.

- Signs to look for from online gaming sexual predators.

- Why something that could well be in your child's phone - that they might think is funny - could actually be a criminal offence.

- An overview of the three steps to Charlene's model for digital supervision: a) Awareness b) Method (how and what to check) c) Hope

This is an important story that may well save lives and save families. If you have friends and family with children, please share this with them.

"Journeys with the No Schedule Man" is presented by: Connect1 Consulting Diamond & Gold Treasures Provincial Glass & Mirror/ Susan Eliuk at Travel Agents In Action Trickett Financial momondays London

To learn more and connect with Kevin, visit http://www.NoScheduleMan.com

What, exactly, is an "Awesomepreneur?"

How does the idea uniquely contribute to people in business growing and thriving at work and at home?

Where did the idea come from ?

Where it is going?

We discussed that and much more with Kyle Blythe, founder & CEO of Awesomepreneurs Inc. in Ep. 88 of "Journeys with the No Schedule Man."

Among other things, we chatted about:

- What Awesomepreneurs is and how it was born

- His pivotal choice to "sink or swim."

- The challenges that immediately stood in his way and what he's done to meet and overcome them.

- How he feels "it's not about me" and some examples of the kinds of people that have become involved and why they have.

- The power of having a lot of regrets.

- The tricky balance between service and self-care.

"Journeys with the No Schedule Man" is presented by:

• Connect1 Consulting
• Diamond & Gold Treasures
• Provincial Glass & Mirror
• Trickett Financial
• Susan Eliuk of Travel Agents in Action
• momondays London

Brett Lucier, the owner of Provincial Glass and Mirror, is a terrific example of the power of resourcefulness, hard work, patience and perseverance.

Brett began his career with Provincial Glass in an entry-level position. And he'll be the first to tell you: he broke a lot of glass at the start.

But he just kept working his way up until, one day, he became the owner of the company and one of London, Ontario's true community leaders.

How did he do it and what can we learn from it?

That's the story we shared in this episode.

Among the things we discussed ...

- Getting into your chosen field, finding out it's not what you thought, dealing with that disappointment and deciding what to do next.

- Transferable skills - your role may change and your setting may change but you will always take your interests and values along with you and it's amazing how they can be applied (and even reignited) in new ways and new environments.

- Why surrounding yourself with - and truly making the effort to get to know - good people is so important for a successful company culture.

- How to deal with new challenges as you continue to develop and grow.

- The power of resourcefulness and work ethic mixed with patience and perseverance. It was an 18-year journey from the time he first started at the company to becoming sole owner. And as you'll hear him say, he feels like the story is just beginning ...

For all previous episodes of the podcast, visit www.NoScheduleManPodcast.com .

"Journeys with the No Schedule Man" is presented by:

Connect1 Consulting

Diamond & Gold Treasures

Provincial Glass & Mirror Ltd.

Trickett Financial

momondays London

Thanks to all who are helping us to connect and share!

Ever had a "lightning bolt" moment and followed the inspiration?

Feel like you have multiple interests rather than doing "just one thing?"

Believe in connecting and building community over comparing and competing?

If so, you'll relate to what Jenna Goodhand, founder of The Hive London, shares in this lively conversation.

Jenna is a dynamic, compassionate, creative person with multiple personal and professional interests, hence the title of the episode: "Doing All Of The Things."

Among the things we discussed:

- The "Lighting bolt" moment that precipitated The Hive coming to life.

- Thinking about "relationships" and "sharing" vs always "selling."

- How it's, "not about the things I'm doing, but about how I FEEL about the things I'm doing." And how sometimes, those feelings change.

- How learning to let go and say goodbye is a natural part of growth

- How "community" is inclusive and not competitive.

- Responding to challenges, change and adversity.

What does real leadership look like? How can we all be better leaders, at home and at work?

That's what we discussed here with Loretta Smith, founder and President of Genesis Executive Management Inc. Loretta is a respected business strategist, a problem solver with international experience and a dynamic leadership coach. She is known for her integrity, candor and broad vision – and for always asking the tough questions that help business leaders to embrace the courage to lead.

Among other things, we discussed:

~ What effective leadership looks like.

~ The two main jobs real leaders have.

~ Taking ownership & individual leadership.

~ The Key principles of leadership.

~ Accountability vs. Apathy (aka, 'There's nothing I can do.")

"Journeys with the No Schedule Man" is presented by:

• Connect1 Consulting
• Diamond & Gold Treasures
• Provincial Glass & Mirror
• Trickett Financial
• momondays London

Kevin is joined by W.T. Hamilton, a multi-time author, consultant, success systems coach and just a really good human being.

Among other things, they discussed:

~ Discovering who you really are allowing yourself to do work you love to do in a way you love to do it.

~ Building a personal brand.

~ The realities of online marketing for small business and solopreneurs.

~ Creating & sharing different types of consistent video content.

~ Doing "just one thing" vs multiple areas of interest

~ What it's like to share your stories through writing and marketing yourself through Amazon.

~ What W.T. considers to be his "ballsiest move" yet.

For all previous (audio) episodes of the podcast, visit www.NoScheduleMan.com and go to the "Podcast" page.

To connect with W.T. Hamilton, visit http://www.yourinvinciblepower.com

"Journeys with the No Schedule Man" is presented by:

Connect1 Consulting - https://connect1consulting.com

Diamond & Gold Treasures - http://www.diamondzgold.com Provincial Glass & Mirror - https://www.provincialglass.com/

Trickett Financial - https://www.trickettfinancial.com/

momondays London- http://www.momondays.com/london

Are we shaping - and sharing - our own stories in our own way?

It might seem like an obvious question. I believe most of us would say, "Well of course. Of course that's what I'm doing."

But is it really? Or are we doing, saying, and sharing what we think we should, recreating some version of what we see from others?

Each of us has our own unique story, history, interests, values, areas of specialty and unique take on life and work. Each of us has the same opportunity to share those things and connect with the people that we are uniquely equipped to serve, in our own way.

And from here on out, whenever anybody says to me, "Oh, I could never do that," I will point to the story of this week's guest: Eric Gagne.

When it comes to money, are you a magician, a tyrant or a fool? In this episode, we're talking about money, and more specifically, our individual relationship, mindset and habit patterns related to money and the common challenges that sometimes go with that.

Cheryl Campbell is a Certified Money Coach & Financial Planner. Her emphasis is on helping others like herself get out of the rut of living other people's lives and truly start living the life that they were meant to live.