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Do you feel in control of your habits, or do your habits seem to control you? Most of us would agree that we feel we’re on autopilot following our habits most of the time, which makes sense, but if you are an entrepreneur who wants to change parts of your life for the better, there is a way that you can intentionally change your habits. In today’s episode, I am joined by Charles Duhigg. He is the best-selling author of the book titled The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do in Life and Business. In this episode, Charles explains precisely how you can begin to reprogram your mind to adopt better habits, and as a result, change your life for the better. Here is my conversation with Charles Duhigg!

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You have a story and your story matters!  If you want to make a difference and build your platform, then you must tell your story.  Michelle Prince, Founder & CEO of PerformancePublishingGroup.com, explains how you can make this happen.

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If I were to ask you what your business's (or personal) core values are, would you be able to resight them to me? As it turns out, only half of the founders are able to resight their own business’s core values. Today’s guest is Darius Mirshahzadeh. He is the author of The Core Value Equation, which explains how to build a core-value-driven business positioned for limitless scale. Darius is ranked #9 on Glassdoor’s list of top CEOs, and one of his businesses has been named the “#3 best place to work.” Additionally, one of his companies has landed at #40 on the Inc 500 list of fastest-growing companies. Darius says all of this success is a result of properly setting up core values for his organizations. Here is my conversation with Darius Mirshahzadeh!

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Listen to this Success Story episode where Claudia Garbutt talks about how almost dying helped her to realize the big gap between outer success and achievement on the one side and inner peace, happiness & fulfillment on the other side, that so many overachievers fall into.

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Do you consider yourself to be an entrepreneur with killer instinct and mental toughness? Most of us would not describe ourselves this way but today’s guest says that these two elements, accompanied with a compelling ‘why,’ is what it takes to develop an intentional mindset and succeed in life and business. In this episode, I am talking with Dave Anderson. Dave is the CEO of LearnToLead and the author of 15 books! Today we’ll be talking through Dave’s book titled Intentional Mindset. In this episode, Dave explains how we can begin to improve ourselves and drive results both in life and business. Here is my conversation with Dave Anderson!

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In this Success Story episode, Jamie Silva explains from a personal experience why and how putting yourself into positions where you have no choice can end up being exactly what you need to succeed and bring yourself into the next positive season of your life and work.

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When you think about excelling in life and business, does your mind automatically drift toward needing to do more work? For most people, they think to get more out of life and business, it requires more from you – But the opposite is, in fact, true. You get more out of life and business by doing less, not more. In today’s episode, I am bringing you another solo episode of the podcast to discuss how to excel both in your personal and professional life without doing more work. Instead, I share how a simple practice can cause you to not only have less on your plate but get more results and fulfillment out of every day of your life. Let’s get into talking about how to make room in your life and business for more results and enjoyment!

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In this episode, we learn how to use humor from a legendary leader - none other than Abraham Lincoln. Why is that so important for today's leaders? A Robert Half International survey found that 91% of executives believe a sense of humor is important for career advancement, while 84% feel that people with a good sense of humor do a better job. Another study by Bell Leadership Institute found that the two most desirable traits in leaders were a strong work ethic and a good sense of humor. Want to attract more customers? Want to retain the best talent? Want to win over investors? Make them laugh!

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When you think about your current and prior work performance, would you consider yourself to be a key player in the organization? If you’re working for yourself in a startup and you’re the only player, ask yourself the question this way, would you hire someone with your same work ethic? In today’s episode, I am bringing on Liz Wiseman. Liz is the CEO of the Wiseman Group and the best-selling author of multiple books, including the book we’ll talk about in this episode titled Impact Players. She was formally an Executive at Oracle Corporation and the Vice President at Oracle University. She’s easily one of the most accomplished business professionals I’ve ever talked to. In our conversation, Liz explains how each of us can become an Impact Player, which will help us to stand out in our line of work, and it will also benefit the organization that we’re part of, even if it’s our own. Here is my conversation with the extremely accomplished, Liz Wiseman!

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At 22 years old, Brandon Hakim learned the most important lesson of his life. He needed to fire someone and didn't know-how. He read a book, used what it said, and got the person to quit and thank him for the opportunity. Here's what he learned from the experience (and you can too!)

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