True commitment is not putting your head high in the sky and thinking that you will commit to something for a season and if it doesn't work you will try something different. Most things that are worth committing to require a ton of effort in the beginning to get started and then it requires consistency and commitment for a long period of time. Most people quit at the stage where they are not getting results but they are so close to getting the results they have been working towards. They are 6 feet away from gold.

So you didn't get done with what you wanted to accomplish. Don't give up and throw in the towel! Get back to it and complete that work. This is what separates the successful people from the dreamers.

Do you have a vision of where you want your agency to go in the next 5 years? Many agency owners do not have a clear vision of what they want their business to become in the future. So if this has happened to you, know that you are not alone. Many times we get caught up in the day-to-day tasks that pull us back into working IN the business, rather than working ON the business. And this lack of vision of where you want to go as a business can lead to depression and burnout. Listen to find out how you can escape the daily grind and focus on vision in your agency!

Breaking limiting beliefs can actually be the greatest gift that you can give to others. The key to accomplishing the impossible is to simply know what you want, be open and honest with yourself and others about where you are today. Get into the facts more. A lot of people hold back and are not transparent or not authentic about where they are. And it ends up really just hurting them. You need to just be open and honest with yourself in the facts and then open up to the commitment to getting what you want. You have to be committed. And then you start to put time, energy, attention, intention into becoming the person that gets you what you want. And lastly, you must commit to doing whatever is required for as long as required until you achieve your goal. And that is how you make the impossible possible.

The feeling of connection and internal expansion allows me to be able to dream bigger, become more, and expand my vision. This is the power of finding the right partner, but it is also the power of finding the right supportive group. And this is actually why we created the Leverage for Growth Alliance Mastermind for our marketing and PR agency clients on their journey from 6 to 7 figures. And we wanted our clients to have a tribe of people and that they can be open and honest with, that hold them to a higher version of themselves, that help them learn vicariously through others, and leverage each other and collectively grow.

With technology quickly changing the landscape of business, it is easy to get distracted and chase after then next new shiny object. I recently found this with ChatGPT and had to course-correct myself to focus on what was really important.

Time is an illusion. You may think that accomplishing big things takes loads of time. However, with the right amount of focus, dedication, and strategic action you can compress the amount of time things take.

In this episode Jesse P. Gilmore tackles the mindset known as Imposter Syndrome. He shines a light on the stories he has subconsciously told himself, which held him back from fulfilling his true potential in the past. By facing his subconscious head on, his mind grows stronger and he is able to jump over the mental obstacles that get in the way of him achieving his dream.

Jesse P. Gilmore reflects on his experience achieving flow state, a state of mind similar to meditation where you focus on the work at hand and are producing results without distractions. Things flow naturally in this state of mind and time flies, as work is getting done.

Jesse P. Gilmore finds himself in a world of competing distractions. When he takes on a new creative project, writing a new book, he finds ways to carve into his busy worklife through processes, delegation, and organization to get the time and mental space to write.