Plan B Success

Ruth King is a serial entrepreneur, having owned eight businesses in 37 years. Her specialty is profitability - giving small business owners the processes/ tools they need to get and stay profitable, build wealth, and give back.

One of her businesses, Business Ventures Corporation, began in 1986 where she helps companies through in-person and online training, books, videos and consulting. An example of what she has done for her clients includes helping a client whose initial revenue was $750,000 per year to a few years later, they exited the business @ $8M.

She has published over 5 books. You can find out more about Ruth at www.ruthkinghvac.com or the profitability community she nurtures @ https://profitability-movement.mn.co.

Meditation and its virtues have been extolled for centuries. For all its popularity, many are unclear about its mental and physical health benefits.

Some studies suggest that it can help people relax, manage stress, and even reduce pain medication reliance.

But, the question persists - Does meditation really work?

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You cannot have employees without customers or customers without employees. It's like the chicken and egg situation, they both came first. Customers and employees are inextricably linked. You can't service your customers without employees, and you can't have employees burned out at the expense of servicing customers.

So, who comes first?

Let's find out!

Business and how it's conducted has seen more human affinity as a result of the pandemic during these turbulent times. Hybrid and virtual work environments demand more focus on human connections.

Zach Giglio is the Founder and CEO of GCM where they create human connections through communications and marketing. Zach has found that companies that are leading in this new virtual and hybrid environment are clear about their identity as a company, and are deeply purpose-driven.

Zach has been surprised by the fact that companies have not been able to dramatically increase human connection through technology. Zach believes we need to be extremely intentional in fostering human connections with our technology.

Tune in to learn how to create a strategic plan to deepen interpersonal connections as part of work.

Emotions, while is energy in motion, can also drain and exhaust you. You can be emotionally worn out as a result of accumulating stress and pent-up feelings. Eventually, burnout can occur.

It's possible to push back against such exhaustion by reducing the drain of your emotions, learning to conserve them, and also replenishing them.

How?

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Human lives are weaved in emotions. While you may have feelings that you tend to label as happy, sad, fearful, or more; their interpretation is what triggers emotions and gives your feelings a meaning. Emotions tend to be energy conveyed by your feelings. They are fluid, and are either released, suppressed, or ignored. And, what you do with this energy determines the patterns your life will experience, whether positive or negative.

It all starts with recognizing that emotions are energy in motion!

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Suzanne Evans, an entrepreneur from North Carolina, blends business, strategy, lifestyle, and storytelling in a way that allows people to build businesses that shape the world to be a better place. Susan has hot the Inc 500/5000 for five straight years and landed #5 on the NY Times Bestseller List. Her motto is to help more people do more good work in the world.

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A thinking mind has the ability to think far into the future, sometimes makeup what may be, and also worry about it. While it's critical to think about the future and your well-being when you arrive there, today is more important than anything else. When you worry too much about what could be, you tend to devalue your present moment, what is.

Let's learn how to strike a balance...

For many professionals around the world, being employed is closely associated with a sense of self, worth, and being a productive member of our communities. As a result, when someone loses a job, it threatens all of these core values they associate with it.

Your identity is more than just your job.

Don't let a job loss stigmatize you and curb who you are as a person. You still have the traits and skills that make you uniquely you, which is your most prized possession. Uncouple your moral worth from your employment. When you do so, you end up thriving on the job no matter where you work or where you live.

Fred Joyal is a prominent speaker and author focusing on remarkable customer service. Recently retired, Fred was the co-founder of Futuredontics, the parent company of 1-800-DENTIST, which, over 30 years, generated over $1 billion in revenue. He is the author of two books, Everything is Marketing: The Ultimate Strategy for Dental Practice Growth, published in 2010, and Becoming Remarkable: How to Create a Dental Practice Everyone Talks About, published in 2015.

Superbold is his latest book that gives you a systematic, step-by-step approach that can take you to a surprising level of boldness in as little as ninety days.

Ready to stop living a life of regrets and missed opportunities? Tune in!