It's amazing sometimes how the smallest adjustments can have incredibly significant outcomes in life. When it comes to dealing with people, whether professionally or personally, understanding their "style" as well as your own will allow you to better understand why people think, feel and act the way that they do.  Walter and Stacey discuss a powerful tool that has been around for nearly 60 years called "Social Styles."  This tool can radically improve every area of life if you let it.  

Have you ever wondered why some people seem to achieve significant things in life while others don't?  In this episode we will discuss  why the most successful people in life have essentially the same success traits.  Walter and Stacey walk through The Victory Model which describes the seven traits in detail.  Each of these is essential and anytime someone ignores one or more of them, they will typically pay a price in the long run.  The great news about The Victory Model is that each trait has within it the capacity for any person to develop and grow them in their life.  

In this episode, Walter and Stacey discuss the critical importance of stress and the role that it plays as a catalyst for growth.  Far too many people seek to avoid stress or minimize it because they view it as inherently bad or dangerous.  What matters more than anything is how we frame it.  Framing makes all the difference between people who grow from their challenges and people who just feel overwhelmed and frustrated by their challenges.  

In this episode Walter and Stacey discuss what it means to move from mediocrity to excellence in every area of life.  This is The Arete Way which is the ancient Greek concept of fulfilling your potential in every area of life.  Whether it's your professional life or your personal life, the greatest rewards come from pursuing our personal best and not just what is "good enough."