Positive Productivity

Aaron has been a police officer since 1995 and built his first business in 1998. In the early stages of his entrepreneurial journey, he was chasing income through multiple income streams and burning himself out. In 2009, a major health scare led to a huge shift in his personal and professional life.

We chat about how sticktoitiveness is a decision, and not so much a learned skill, how many people stay in the lane they were born in, influence and relationship building and more.

Get the show notes, transcription and resources mentioned at https://thekimsutton.com/pp260.

My childhood nickname was Worrywart, and I know it carried with me, well into adulthood. Listen to hear how a recent reading selection is helping me kick my bad worrying habit in the bud.

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Jeremy grew up in a lower-income, rural home in Florida, and unlike his friends, started working at a very young age. He has since created multiple companies, several with high-profile business people including Kevin Harrington.

During our chat, Jeremy and I chat about the importance of partnering/associating with people who are further along than we are, the shift from pursuing income to pursuing impact, knowing and charging our worth, and more!

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Until this week, I had a BIG problem which was affecting my productivity. Listen to hear what the problem was, and how I purged its pressure and gained an immediate productivity boost!

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"Challenge yourself to have a bigger heart and be the bigger person."

Kristine is a licensed marriage and family therapist who has built a business writing powerful letters to her clients' significant others. By bypassing her clients' ego and deep emotional wounds, her letters allow the senders and recipients to build stronger relationships or let go of the past or a less-than-ideal relationship.

Kristine and I chat about the importance of communication, how fear often turns into hurt, how we need to honor ourselves by acknowleging our feelings, and more!

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In this episode, I share why scheduling time to write or record solo podcast episodes doesn't work for me, and what I do instead.

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"Done well, speaking the secret language of our ideal clients will magnify our ideal customers and filter out the rest."

Jeffrey has been a portrait photographer for 33 years, but caught wind of the coaching industry in 2009. After working with a coach for seven years, he completed coach training and became a coach. Since then, he has launched his podcast, Creative Warriors, written and released his book, "LINGO: Discover Your Ideal Customer's Secret Language and Make Your Business Irresistible", and built a thriving business he loves.

We chat about the importance of putting ourselves out there when we're pursuing our dreams, how we need to know who our ideal client is -- and only work with them, and much, much more.

Get the show notes, transcription and resources mentioned at https://thekimsutton.com/pp254.

I've been sharing about my experiences with Chronic Idea Disorder and the book I'm writing under the same title since I launched the podcast in October 2016.

In this episode, I share an update on what's happening with the book, as well as a few tips on how you can conquer your own case of Chronic Idea Disorder.

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"You can't go through life wondering, 'What if?'"

In 2005, Cliff was an insurance salesman who decided to start a podcast after a call into a different show attracted attention to his own content.

In this episode, Cliff shares his journey, from his first podcasts and starting his business, to quitting his job and transitioning into the role of mentor for aspiring and growing entrepreneurs.

We chat about following your passion, the importance of persistence through the first years of entrepreneurship, why we need to be authentic, and much, much more.

Get the show notes, transcription and resources mentioned at https://thekimsutton.com/pp252.

In 2016, I made a huge shift from chasing impact to making an impact. As a result, I allowed my true voice to show. In this episode, I share why you should do the same!

Get the show notes, transcription and resources mentioned at https://thekimsutton.com/pp251.