On this week's podcast, Aaron Walker said the turning point for his life was when he "had a pocket full of money, but a house full of strangers.”

At 35 years old he was very successful, making lots of money but was never around at home. This caused him to really be honest with himself, and make some major changes. He puts it as “prioritizing his priorities.”

Now, he leads a lot of masterminds to help men win in all areas of their life.

Thanks for listening, I look forward to your feedback.

In this episode, you’ll discover… 

 

• What is the key trait to winning at home and at work? (1:09)
• How do you stay driven, but in a healthy way? (7:24)
• How do you find out what your ‘blind spot’ is? (14:05)
• How do you start to make changes when you realize you need to? (19:50)
• What you should start RIGHT NOW. (26:03)

 

Aaron’s Bio: 

For over 45 years, Aaron has been a small business owner, committed husband, devoted father, and community leader. He got his first taste of real accountability in a business Mastermind group where he developed genuine friendships and grew alongside Dave Ramsey, Dan Miller, Ken Abraham, and others.

 

He currently serves as founder and CEO of View from the Top where Iron Sharpens Iron Masterminds, business coaching, and events all coordinate to achieve the mission.

What's Next? 

 

Rise and Go is HERE! 🎉

I am so excited to share Rise and Go with you. Rise and Go is a resource for you to get back up quicker. It was just released on Amazon and Audible. You can find out more about it here!

 

I pray the content helps you as much as it has me and my clients. Thanks for your support in helping leaders win at work and at home!

 

Are you crushing it at work but struggling at home? If you want to learn how to win at home, then go to https://CoryMCarlson.com/subscribe and download your free copy of “10 Ways To Win At Home.”

 

If you're looking for a resource to help you with these times when your work is now in your home, check out my book Win At Home First on Amazon. Forbes Magazine rated it one of 7 books everyone on your team should read.