The idea behind this podcast is that our mindsets determine the way we see the world. And, because it’s so easy to stay stuck in Fixed Mindsets, that prevents us from learning new things, it’s vital to intentionally cultivate Growth Mindsets.

During this episode, I interviewed my mentor Michael Port about the Think BIG MindSet.

Perfection – I strive for perfection.

I always did, and I still do.

I like to do things as well as possible. I'm always looking for ways to improve.

I know that perfection is an illusion.

It's impossible to produce something totally flawless, but why not to try to create something as good as possible.

In preparation to produce this Podcast,  I invested the time and money to learn from the Podcast Answer Man, Cliff Ravenscraft.

Today, I want to explore the concept of agreement as a self-limiting belief which we hold without awareness.

This is why I consider these self-limiting beliefs as Mindset Blind-Spots.

I explored what Ruiz calls Self-Limiting Beliefs.

I call them Mindset Blind-Spots because we are not aware that we hold them, and yet we filter our experiences through them.

In this episode, I interviewed Andrea Waltz about the book she co-authored with Richard Fenton:

Go for NO! YES is the destination NO is how you get there

I’m wondering if this year you did any New Year's Resolutions that implied a big change in your life.

The reality is that for most people, even if they honestly intended to change some important aspect of their lives – from exercising more, losing weight, and so forth – probably, by now, they have gone back to their old habits.

Last episode I spoke about why it’s so difficult to change, and I knew then that I had to bring Whitney Hutten to this podcast.

Whitney believes that to stop changing and start shifting, is the best strategy to make what you want happen.

Her mission is to help professionals to get 10 to 15 hours back every week, so they can focus on their health, relationships, and personal life – without feeling stressed, overwhelmed, or guilty.

The topic of this episode is Learning and Change  – and how can we learn from our relapses, and missteps.

I’m fascinated by change – if you listen regularly to this podcast you may have noticed that. Change has been the focus of my professional life. Now, as a business coach, I assist service professionals to change their mindsets to become more impactful change-makers.

Yet, once in a while, I have friends who ask “Do people really change?”