Success Point 360 with Roger Reid

If you’re sure you’ve got what it takes to be the next Garth Brooks, Taylor Swift, or other media heartthrob, and you’re currently selling insurance in Topeka, Kansas, you’ve got a problem.

With most of us spending a lot more time at home than we normally do, we have the opportunity to do some reflection, to take a look at how far we’ve come in our lives, and where we want to go from here.

Sequestered from our friends, our work colleagues, and in many cases, our own family members, we feel separated, unable to connect, and worse, we feel powerless to change it. We want it to end. But not everyone is doing their part, and it’s those relatively few individuals who are making this situation last far longer than it needs to.

The ability to establish rapport with others is one of the most important skills you can have, especially if you want to rise to the top of your profession.

Follow your passion! Let it lead you to your life’s work. That’s the message. But in most cases, that advice comes without a warning – and it definitely needs one. Learn the truth about so-called “passion” and how to use it to your best advantage.

Before considering going back to school, you may want to re-evaluate the cost by asking yourself what you’ll actually gain over the competition – especially since there are other, more effective and less costly ways to leapfrog your way to the career you really want.

In this episode, we’ll look at the two most frequently compared options: Working as an employee, or being an entrepreneur - and we’ll do it from the perspective of risk versus reward, while comparing the advantages of each.

A significant majority of the workforce is ready for a change. They’re ready to transition away from dead-end jobs and stifling corporate careers and move toward an environment where they can make a difference. Listen as we explore the idea of doing meaningful work on your own terms, finding purpose in your work, and making the most of opportunities to create income, wealth, and financial independence.