Trust. It is vital to any team's ability to succeed. Whether that team is your family, recreational basketball team, or your co-workers, trust is important if your team is going to succeed.

But you know this already. As anyone who's been part of a team where trust is missing can attest to, trust can make or break the effectiveness of a team. This week’s podcast is focused on helping you understand what trust is, what it isn’t, why it’s so important to establish and cultivate at work, and why you cannot be successful at work without it.

Sounds simple enough, right? But trust can be challenging because it always involves vulnerability. Building trust is never straight forward, but it’s always worth it, and as you cultivate trust as a team, you build a strong foundation for sustainable success.

Show notes: 

https://drmelissasmith.com/trustatwork/

Trust. It is vital to any team's ability to succeed. Whether that team is your family, recreational basketball team, or your co-workers, trust is important if your team is going to succeed.

But you know this already. As anyone who's been part of a team where trust is missing can attest to, trust can make or break the effectiveness of a team. This week’s podcast is focused on helping you understand what trust is, what it isn’t, why it’s so important to establish and cultivate at work, and why you cannot be successful at work without it.

Sounds simple enough, right? But trust can be challenging because it always involves vulnerability. Building trust is never straight forward, but it’s always worth it, and as you cultivate trust as a team, you build a strong foundation for sustainable success.

Show notes: 

https://drmelissasmith.com/trustatwork/

It's time to launch!  The past two weeks on the podcast I've focused on helping you to prepare for your moonshot goal through careful planning, and becoming aware of the things that hold you back. This week is all about going for the gold.

At this point, I hope you've got a plan for how you're going to achieve your goal (if not, make sure to check out the last two weeks of the podcast), but whether you've planned extensively or only a little bit, it's likely you still feel unsure of yourself. That's okay. This week, the focus is on taking consistent action on your biggest goals.

I don't know what your dream is exactly, but I trust that as you quiet yourself, you can know what your dream is. And I also know that as you banish excuses from your path, you will progress on your moonshot goals, one step at a time.  

I've got an excellent resource to help you take consistent action on your path. Take a minute to download it below and then get moving.

Show notes available at:

www.drmelissasmith.com/episode-91

It's time to launch!  The past two weeks on the podcast I've focused on helping you to prepare for your moonshot goal through careful planning, and becoming aware of the things that hold you back. This week is all about going for the gold.

At this point, I hope you've got a plan for how you're going to achieve your goal (if not, make sure to check out the last two weeks of the podcast), but whether you've planned extensively or only a little bit, it's likely you still feel unsure of yourself. That's okay. This week, the focus is on taking consistent action on your biggest goals.

I don't know what your dream is exactly, but I trust that as you quiet yourself, you can know what your dream is. And I also know that as you banish excuses from your path, you will progress on your moonshot goals, one step at a time.  

I've got an excellent resource to help you take consistent action on your path. Take a minute to download it below and then get moving.

Show notes available at:

www.drmelissasmith.com/episode-91

I hope you're ready to get real about what stalls your progress on your biggest dreams in Part 2 in my 3-Part Series on Moonshot Goals. Today's podcast is focused on what keeps you stuck on the couch. I'll invite you to get honest about your fears, justifications and excuses. Unfortunately, too many of us are our own worst enemies. Can you relate? You convince yourself that you're not good enough, not smart enough, don't have enough time, enough money, never enough. 

Enough!

Today we're going to call BS on your favorite excuses so you can take action on your moonshot goals. To help you do this, I've created an excellent free Resource that you can download by clicking the link below. If you are serious about your dreams, you must download this Resource as it will help move you from dreaming to action to accountability. 

I hope you're ready to get real about what stalls your progress on your biggest dreams in Part 2 in my 3-Part Series on Moonshot Goals. Today's podcast is focused on what keeps you stuck on the couch. I'll invite you to get honest about your fears, justifications and excuses. Unfortunately, too many of us are our own worst enemies. Can you relate? You convince yourself that you're not good enough, not smart enough, don't have enough time, enough money, never enough. 

Enough!

Today we're going to call BS on your favorite excuses so you can take action on your moonshot goals. To help you do this, I've created an excellent free Resource that you can download by clicking the link below. If you are serious about your dreams, you must download this Resource as it will help move you from dreaming to action to accountability. 

President John F. Kennedy is widely regarded as one of the most well-known and liked presidents in American history. Perhaps the biggest reason for this was President Kennedy's daring goal to put a man on the moon. When President Kennedy made this announcement, very few people believed it could be done. Even the people at NASA, who knew what it would take to get a man to the moon, thought that it would be impossible. Yet Kennedy persisted with his "moonshot" goal. This goal that was seemingly so far out of reach. Thanks to this, and incredible efforts by so many scientists, astronauts, and engineers, the goal was realized, and Neil Armstrong became the first man to set foot on the moon.

So my question for you is this, what is your moonshot? What dreams do you have that seem so far out of reach that it seems silly to even consider them? 

This week's episode is the first of a three part series on pursuing your goals. This week is all about moonshots, and taking chances on goals that seem impossible. I hope you'll join me this week as I discuss how to make the impossible more of a reality. You may not reach your "moon" but with hard work and good planning, you can become better and go farther than you ever would letting those dreams stay dreams. 

Show notes and resources available at:

www.drmelissasmith.com/episode-89

President John F. Kennedy is widely regarded as one of the most well-known and liked presidents in American history. Perhaps the biggest reason for this was President Kennedy's daring goal to put a man on the moon. When President Kennedy made this announcement, very few people believed it could be done. Even the people at NASA, who knew what it would take to get a man to the moon, thought that it would be impossible. Yet Kennedy persisted with his "moonshot" goal. This goal that was seemingly so far out of reach. Thanks to this, and incredible efforts by so many scientists, astronauts, and engineers, the goal was realized, and Neil Armstrong became the first man to set foot on the moon.

So my question for you is this, what is your moonshot? What dreams do you have that seem so far out of reach that it seems silly to even consider them? 

This week's episode is the first of a three part series on pursuing your goals. This week is all about moonshots, and taking chances on goals that seem impossible. I hope you'll join me this week as I discuss how to make the impossible more of a reality. You may not reach your "moon" but with hard work and good planning, you can become better and go farther than you ever would letting those dreams stay dreams. 

Show notes and resources available at:

www.drmelissasmith.com/episode-89

Mark Twain once said, "The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why." As individuals I believe we all have wondered about our purpose in life at some point. Having a vision for your own life is a central part of what makes people successful For teams and organizations the answer to this question of purpose is just as important.

This week on the podcast my purpose is to help you see why having a vision for your life, your team, and your organization really matters and how this can make the difference between success and failure and living to purpose or just getting by.

Vision is vital, it's impossible to effectively lead yourself or others without knowing what direction you're going. Very few of us would ever start a journey without at least an idea of where we wanted to end up. For some reason so many of us set out on our life or organizational journey without having a clear direction for our travels. While none of us can predict exactly where we'll end up, having a vision for where to go and how to get there is vital.

This week I will help you develop a vision that will inspire you and your team members and lead you to success.

Show notes and transcript available at:

www.drmelissasmith.com/episode-88

Mark Twain once said, "The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why." As individuals I believe we all have wondered about our purpose in life at some point. Having a vision for your own life is a central part of what makes people successful For teams and organizations the answer to this question of purpose is just as important. This week on the podcast my purpose is to help you see why having a vision for your life, your team, and your organization really matters and how this can make the difference between success and failure and living to purpose or just getting by.

Vision is vital, it's impossible to effectively lead yourself or others without knowing what direction you're going. Very few of us would ever start a journey without at least an idea of where we wanted to end up. For some reason so many of us set out on our life or organizational journey without having a clear direction for our travels. While none of us can predict exactly where we'll end up, having a vision for where to go and how to get there is vital.

This week I will help you develop a vision that will inspire you and your team members and lead you to success.

Show notes and transcript available at:

www.drmelissasmith.com/episode-88