The Big Possible

Welcome to another special episode of the Big Possible show. This episode is a highlight of an incredible four-day retreat in Marrakech, Morocco, with Raitis Stalazs. Raitis is a motivational speaker, trainer, and entrepreneur passionate about breathing life into big ideas while aiming to elevate and inspire your personal and business life. He is the founder and CEO of ThriveCourses.com and the creator of Goal Achievement Academy.

Despite his great success, Raitis comes from humble beginnings. Born and raised in Latvia, Raitis grew up with very little but maintained big dreams. At age 20, Raitis found himself in the U.S. with merely $80, a suitcase, and minimal English-speaking skills. From first touching base in the southern US to making his way to the west coast today, he successfully launched and sold several businesses along the way.

While Raitis certainly has a knack for starting successful businesses, his true passion lies in helping others achieve their goals and reach their fullest potential.

Segmented timestamps:

• [00:10] - What’s in for you in today’s episode
• [02:38] - How to grow your business by scaling up your team
• [02:47] - The four paths to building and growing a team in the business
• [03:42] - Always customize the information you get according to your needs
• [04:07] - What growing a team means and the hard work you have put
• [05:51] - Systemize and outsource services that can be assigned to other people
• [07:20] - Why you should take the service providers outside the platform when outsourcing from a gig
• [08:24] - When are you ready to hire the first team member?
• [15:00] - Why it’s good to hire a person who is a “jack of all trades.”
• [19:56] - A to Z process of how Raitis executes the process of hiring a team member
• [27:03] - Golden nuggets from the guest
• [31:11]- Episode wrap-up and call-to-action

Notable Quotes:

“It is the job of a business owner to put all the parts together so that the team can execute effectively.” ~ Raitis Stalazs 

“If you want to go fast, go alone. But if you want to go far, go as a team.” ~ Raitis Stalazs

" There's always a person figure associated with every brand." ~ Raitis Stalazs

“If you cannot afford to outsource services, it is better to remain in stage one as a solopreneur.” ~ Raitis Stalazs

“People don't just work for you because of the paycheck. They are enthusiastic at work because they enjoy being around people, being accepted and feeling appreciated” ~ Raitis Stalazs

"Make your team feel special because your company is as good as the people in it." ~ Raitis Stalazs

Reach Raitis at:

Company’s website: https://thrivecourses.com
Personal Website: http://www.RaitisStalazs.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/raitisstalazs/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/raitisstalazs

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Welcome to another special episode of the Big Possible show. This episode is a highlight of an incredible four-day retreat in Marrakech, Morocco. Apart from producing great shows, the Big Possible hosts retreat in different exotic destinations and luxury villas around the world.

The speakers that come to the retreats are personally curated to deliver what the guests are looking for, such as how to grow your business, how to scale and remove yourself from day-to-day business, how to build a framework around your wellness, and make sure that you’re tapped into your ultimate happiness. This is a sample, not the full talk, and it has been shortened to give you a preview.

Andrew Miller’s talk on how you can grow your business with a small budget is just too good not to share, and that is what today’s episode is all about. Marketing is one of the major reasons early businesses fail, and if you get it figured out and honed in from the early stages, you can recover from anything else. Learn how to cultivate a marketing mindset, lay a strong marketing foundation, and tap into different types of marketing channels to move your business to the next level of growth.

Andrew coaches young startups on how not to fail at marketing and has spent 15+ years building growth for young startups from Dubai to Silicon Valley. He has also lectured on Growth Hacking and Digital Marketing around the globe, worked with both 500startups and combination projects, led startup projects with multi-billion-dollar corporations, written for Startup Grind and Startup Nation, and even launched his own interactive online growth hacking course.

Segmented timestamps:

• [01:33] - Andrew Miller’s overview of small business and startups marketing and growth
• [03:02] - Organic growth marketing channels and what you can do with time investment instead of a budget
• [04:01] - Paid advertising versus organic marketing and what to go for as a small business
• [05:53] - The right time to start organic marketing for your product and how to do it successfully
• [07:28] - Building a strong marketing foundation and online presence
• [10:46] - Social media marketing and how to leverage it to promote and grow your business
• [15:03] -Going off your pages and finding more customers on platforms like Polar, Reddit, and Quora
• [21:23] - Growth mindset and high-level growth hacking concepts to focus on in marketing
• [30:59] - SEO techniques and practices that can help you optimize your website for search engine
• [40:49] - How to integrate your email marketing strategy with your marketing strategy
• [45:05] - What  happens in the retreat and how you can join the next one

Notable Quotes:
“There is no such a thing as it is too early to start marketing, but there is such a thing as it is too early to start advertising.”~Andrew Miller

“Early-stage businesses need to figure out what works organically and then scale it up as their business grows its operational abilities.”~Andrew Miller

“The longer you wait to do organic marketing, the more difficult it is later when the product is ready.”~Andrew Miller

“Spending a lot of time creating content for social media is one of the biggest wastes of time and problem with marketing for small businesses.”~Andrew Miller

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• For more insights and resources, visit The Big Possible.
• Hosted by Noah Scott and Luke Baumbach, cofounders of The Big Possible Creative Agency.
• Have a big idea or need help creating video content? Reach out to us at thebigpossible.com.

Ready to elevate your podcast with stunning video content? Visit thebigpossible.com to learn how we can help bring your vision to life.

Welcome to another special episode of the Big Possible show. This episode is a highlight of an incredible four-day retreat in Marrakech, Morocco. Apart from producing great shows, the Big possible hosts retreat in different exotic destinations and luxury villas around the world. 

The speakers that come to the retreats are personally curated to the deriver what the guests are looking for, such as how to grow your business, how to scale and remove yourself from day-to-day business, how to build a framework around your wellness and make sure that you’re tapped in into your ultimate happiness. This is a sample, not the full talk, and it has been shortened to give you a preview.

Tarin Calmeyer's talk on wellness and wellbeing is just too good not to share, and that is what today’s episode is all about. Wellness is a multidimensional term, and Tarin is going to unveil how it impacts not just our mental health but our overall optimal level of functioning and how we show up in life. Well-being is not just mental; it’s physical, emotional, spiritual, and environmental.

Tarin is a 12-year holistic wellness expert, consultant, public speaker, and founder of Remote Team Wellness, a leading virtual corporate wellness that has taught thousands of people around the world virtually to implement simple, mindful techniques that result in monumental lifestyle changes.

Segmented timestamps:

• [01:33] - Tarin Calmeyer's overview on wellness and how to optimize it in your life   
• [03:10] - How to start your wellness journey by making wellness a priority in your life
• [05:46] - Five practical steps that you can take to optimize your well-being by treating your body right.
• [10:50] - Becoming aware of your internal dialogue and questioning your template and beliefs to enhance your wellness
• [13:58] - Allowing yourself to experience emotions with an understanding that you’re not an emotion but having an emotion
• [16:30] - Quantum gratitude, how to be more present to manifest things into your life and level yourself up. 
• [22:07] - Practicing self-care by taking what works for you instead of sticking to a prescriptive list for everybody
•  [23:27] - Taking time to access the impact of your relationship and building expansive connections 
• [27:24] - Taking control of what you are consuming and giving yourself permission to work on self-improvement 
• [30:54] - The importance of being present and taking time to check in with yourself regularly 
• [33:45] - Connecting with your breath and why it’s the most effective way to shift yourself into a completely different state 
• [35:12] - What actually happens in the retreat, and how you can join the next one 

Notable Quotes:

“Starting your well-being journey starts with a choice.” ~ Train Calmeyer

“Movement is an important part of our lives as human beings, and we all have to take that responsibility of moving our bodies every day.” ~ Train Calmeyer

“You are a lot of things that you think and say about yourself.” ~ Train Calmeyer

“Emotion is an energy in motion and it needs to move; otherwise, it will get trapped and develop into disease.” ~ Train Calmeyer

“If you don't check with yourself regularly, your life becomes autopilot until you have another big wake-up call.” ~

Links and Info:

• For more insights and resources, visit The Big Possible.
• Hosted by Noah Scott and Luke Baumbach, cofounders of The Big Possible Creative Agency.
• Have a big idea or need help creating video content? Reach out to us at thebigpossible.com.

Ready to elevate your podcast with stunning video content? Visit thebigpossible.com to learn how we can help bring your vision to life.

Welcome to a very special episode of the Big Possible show. This episode is a highlight of an incredible four-day retreat in Marrakech, Morocco. Apart from producing great shows, the Big possible hosts retreat in different exotic destinations and luxury villas around the world. 

The speakers that come to the retreats are personally curated to the deriver what the guests are looking for, such as how to grow your business, how to scale and remove yourself from day-to-day business, how to build a framework around your wellness and make sure that you’re tapped in into your ultimate happiness.

Hilmon Sorey's talk on sales and scale is just too good not to share, and that is what today’s episode is all about. Hilmon is going to unveil how you can scale your sales process, reflect your sales winning zone to the people who matter in a way that is concise and gives you credibility, as well as how to use the SCALE drivers in your interaction to build trust, real connection and a safe space for sales. 

Hilmon is an investor, author, speaker, Podcast host, and co-founder of Clozeloop company, which has been named 1 out of 10 of the top sales training organization in the world by Selling Power Magazine. 

Segmented timestamps:

• [01:33] - Day one with Hilmon Sorey on sales and scale 
• [02:38] - A bit about Hilmon and what inspired him into the sales space
• [06:18] - Imposter syndrome and how it affects our beliefs, mindset, and sales 
• [10:33] - Six major validation that we are constantly seeking in life 
• [13:07] - How to confront imposter syndrome and build a supportive system as an entrepreneur
• [17:26] - Imposter syndrome in the context of sales; you speak to where you speak from 
• [19:39] - The three emotions upon which people make purchases; pain, fear, and pressure
• [22:44] - How to create real connection, trust, and a safe space for sales 
• [23:52] - The meaning of the acronym SCALE and how to use its drivers in your sales interactions 
• [30:50] - Understanding what you’re looking for and where you fit in the sales losing zone, battlefield, and winning zone  
• [37:20] - Four strategies that are critical in scaling your sales process
• [42:07] - What happens in the retreat, and how you can join the next retreat 

Notable Quotes:

“One way to challenge imposter syndrome is embracing facts, not beliefs.” ~ Hilmon Sorey

 “Your mind is not different from your hand, foot, or nose. You can manipulate it to support you.” ~ Hilmon Sorey

“Sale is an emotional process that is justified intellectually.” ~ Hilmon Sorey

“We all like freedom of choice, so we cannot box people into a decision; we have to provide outs.” ~ Hilmon Sorey

“In the sales process, your credibility is seen in the questions you ask, not in the information you provide.” ~ Hilmon Sorey

Reach Hilmon at:

Website: https://clozeloop.com/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hilmonsorey

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clozeloop/

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• Hosted by Noah Scott and Luke Baumbach, cofounders of The Big Possible Creative Agency.
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Tanya is the co-founder and CEO of Los Angeles based software startup, BlockForms. She is a data scientist by profession and has personally built technology, ranging from algorithms that recommend which items can and can’t be shipped together in a box to monitoring how well you are brushing your teeth with an electric toothbrush. Tanya's passion for optimization and making work more fun has led her to build BlockForms, a software that automates forms.

After accepting she was in a job that wasn't a good fit for her, Tanya decided that she was going to learn how to code through night schooling. It was an expensive program, but she paid for it herself while working 80 plus hours a week to make a change. Surpassing imposter syndrome over and over again has landed her with exciting opportunities as a data scientist and now leading BlockForms.

Segmented timestamps:

• [01:14] - About Tanya and what she does in the data science and finance space 
• [02:39] - Tanya shares her pivot point from finance to data science and how she was able to make changes, rebuild her confidence, and pursue what she wanted to do in life. 
• [07:36] - Being courageous and letting go of whatever is not serving your soul and is not right for you
• [08:46] - Competition and lessons that Tanya has learned as a female tech founder in her journey
• [12:10] - Practical tips on how you can align your product with the pain that your customers are feeling using the right data
• [13:54] - Tanya will emotions and motivation to quit her job and how it was like for her in the beginning  
• [18:20] - Tanya's most impactful place as a traveler and what she felt when she was there. 
• [19:47] - Advice on how you can unlock your greatness, maintain happiness, and tap into your courage to keep going 
• [21:45] - How to reach out, connect with Tanya, or learn about Blockforms

Notable Quotes:

“Let that part of yourself that is not right for you die so that we can keep growing and evolving.” ~ Tanya Vucetic

 “There is enough market in the world for all of us to get a piece of it.” ~ Tanya Vucetic

"There are so many emotions involved with being an entrepreneur, and you have to have a strong conviction on your product." ~ Tanya Vucetic

"Great things aren’t built in solos; it’s imperative to find a team that can keep you accountable and motivated when things get harder." ~ Noah Scott 

Reach Tanya at:

Website: https://blockforms.co/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tanya-vucetic/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tanyavuk/

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• Have a big idea or need help creating video content? Reach out to us at thebigpossible.com.

Ready to elevate your podcast with stunning video content? Visit thebigpossible.com to learn how we can help bring your vision to life.

Carol MacConnel is a versatile and prolific contemporary artist who creates painting solutions for interior designers and corporate clients. She also works with couples and individuals to select the perfect piece of art for their homes.

With a degree in arts, MacConnel worked for many years in the corporate sector before taking the leap into running her own art business. She started her career in the Graphic art field in packaging, trade shows, and literature which was fun, but she didn’t do any artwork. So, she left that and moved to sales for a while to make more money and get more free time to do art. She did a job share in media sales, where she worked 3 days a week which allowed her to rent a studio and do her painting for two days a week. 

Now it’s about 18 years later, and she is in a huge fabulous studio, and she paints six days a week. MacConnel is passionate about painting, and she does it like her job. She also owns a gallery and an ecommerce website where she sells her art. 

Segmented timestamps:

• [01:11] - About MacConnel, her journey, and what she does in the art world  
• [03:37] - MacConnel shares about the time that she was pursuing a goal that seemed impossible and how she went through it
• [07:34] - Practical tips on how to wave through the challenges of getting started and become successful in your creative career 
• [09:49] - Some of the highlights and existing projects that MacConnel has done 
• [12:53] - How you can harness and find your creativity 
• [16:54] - MacConnel's favorite decision-making mental model that she has found particularly helpful in big and day to day decisions
• [18:00] - MacConnel’s most impactful life lesson in her journey 
• [19:17] - How to reach out, support, or connect with MacConnel

Notable Quotes:

“Get started, mess up the canvas, and don’t let your art material become so precious.” ~ Carol MacConnel

"Scared money doesn’t make money; you need to take the risk to invest in the tools at your disposal." ~ Noah Scott

“Inspiration will find you when you’re working; if you wait for inspiration, you will never paint.” ~ Carol MacConnel

Reach MacConnel at:

Website: https://www.carolmacconnell.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carol.macconnell.art/

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• For more insights and resources, visit The Big Possible.
• Hosted by Noah Scott and Luke Baumbach, cofounders of The Big Possible Creative Agency.
• Have a big idea or need help creating video content? Reach out to us at thebigpossible.com.

Ready to elevate your podcast with stunning video content? Visit thebigpossible.com to learn how we can help bring your vision to life.

ST Rappaport works with young professionals who, despite trying everything, still feel powerless to take control of their lives, find focus and increase productivity. She assists them in rewiring their brain so that they can remove overwhelm, get things done and be more expective at work  

Growing up, ST's parents spent a lot of money on tutors with no results. Her mom, who is originally from Israel, where Feuerstein is popular, sought it as an alternative to improve her mental health. It worked, and around 10th grade, she had made a giant leap from where she was before, but she was fed up with school.

She convinced her parents to let her switch to college in England, where they finish school at 16 and start college. Thanks to the Feuerstein work done on rewiring her brain, ST was able to adjust to the situation, get along with everyone and make things work. 

This was amazing, and during the holidays, she started training in Feuerstein, and the best part was that as she got trained, her brain started working EVEN MORE efficiently. She began planning even better and understood people from new perspectives. As a coach, ST helps people make similar shifts in their lives.

Segmented timestamps:

• [01:57] - ST shares about the time when she was pursuing something that was big and how she embraced that challenge to achieve
• [05:51] - What ST is currently focused on stretching to get better in what she does
• [09:00] - Some practices that ST has found to be particularly impactful to the people she is working with
• [12:29] - Tips on finding an outside perspective and how to get answers by using your non-dominant hand 
• [15:12] - Practical decision-making model that ST has found to be helpful in big decisions and managing everyday decisions 
• [18:06] - ST’s most impactful life lesson in her journey that keeps her going 
• [20:31] - How to reach out, support, or connect with ST 

Notable Quotes:

“It’s important to work together with your brain instead of trying to fight it off.” ~ ST Rappaport

“We all have weaker and stronger cognitive functions, but the weak ones often have a dominant effect on all other areas of life.” ~ ST Rappaport

"If you have hard time comparing, or don’t know how to compare correctly, you’re going to have a hard time making decisions." ~ ST Rappaport

Reach ST at:

Website: https://www.lifepixuniversity.com/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/st-rappaport-869b7619b/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lifepixuniversity

Get more from The Big Possible show:

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• For more insights and resources, visit The Big Possible.
• Hosted by Noah Scott and Luke Baumbach, cofounders of The Big Possible Creative Agency.
• Have a big idea or need help creating video content? Reach out to us at thebigpossible.com.

Ready to elevate your podcast with stunning video content? Visit thebigpossible.com to learn how we can help bring your vision to life.

Victor is the co-founder and CEO of Apollo podcast, an app that makes it easy to find, listen to, and share fiction podcasts. He also co-created and produced the science fiction podcast Earth Eclipsed which was recently nominated as the podcast of the year at the Ambies in an official selection of the Tribeca Festival 2021. 

Moving from Brazil to New York City at 17 years was a completely new experience for Victor, but he had to follow the path to achieve his goals. He wanted to pursue a creative path, and he took the chance to challenge his creativity, culture, social etiquette, and communication, which so far has been rewarding. 

Victor started his career in visual media, film, and television. The audio space was a completely new world for him and his partners at the beginning. They did a lot of research and listened to the classic and big shows to see what was done before them and what they could improve. After realizing the podcasting medium's potential, they decided to start podcasting.    

After a challenging startup now, they are completely on a different path. None of them is an engineer, but they have a fine understanding of technology. It has been a huge learning curve, and at every point, they called the moment soul searching of what they want to do. They always took the risk to level up, and it has been a great experience.

Segmented timestamps:

• [00:11] - About Victor and how he got into the fiction world
• [03:53] - Victor shares about the time when he went against the odds and how he embraced the challenge to achieve
• [08:23] - Victor's inspiration and drive to continue to splay what he knows and to invest in new projects  
• [11:48] - Some of the ways that creators can monetize their intellectual property to succeed and keep creating   
• [16:05] - About Apollo podcast, their focus, and the stage where they are in the development journey
• [18:58] - The Apollo podcast narratives and what to expect when you tune in
• [23:03] - Victor’s favorite decision-making model that he has found to be particularly helpful in navigating decisions in his career
• [25:30] - How to connect, support, and listen to their Apollo podcasts

Notable Quotes:

“As a creator, you will have a loss at the beginning, but you have to invest in your own work, believe in what you’re doing, and put it out there.” ~ Victor Lee

 “Trying to control every single decision in a project can lead to a poor decision along the way because you’re trying to focus on all decisions at the same time.” ~ Victor Lee

"It’s all about people at the end of the day, and decisions get harder as you go, learn to work with your people and trust each other." ~ Victor Lee

Reach Victor at:

Website: https://www.apollopods.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelunarco/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/thelunar_co

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• For more insights and resources, visit The Big Possible.
• Hosted by Noah Scott and Luke Baumbach, cofounders of The Big Possible Creative Agency.
• Have a big idea or need help creating video content? Reach out to us at thebigpossible.com.

Ready to elevate your podcast with stunning video content? Visit thebigpossible.com to learn how we can help bring your vision to life.

Fred is a writer who is determined to bring readers a new storytelling experience guiding them down a twisted dark rabbit hole where moral ambiguity abounds. He writes for the curious and inquisitive minds that yearn for the predictable heroes' journey and are seeking a fresh take and suspense. 

Fred is renowned for his dark and suspenseful style. He has been featured in the 2019 Santa Barbara Literary Journal, Stardust, Max Talley’s Delirium Corridor, and other publications for his work. His premiere novel, Scramble: A Perfect Recipe For Math, Murder, and Revenge, was released in August 2020 and his next two works, titled Chrome #22 and Love Unrequited, are underway.

Fred has always dreamed of having a big body, but he had to make a tough decision that gave away his career in bodybuilding to avoid the consequences on health, wellbeing, and longevity. After his bodybuilding career, Fred now divides his free time between writing, working on his spiritual growth, and the gym. 

Segmented timestamps:

• [01:04] - About Fred and what he does as a passionate writer
• [06:18] - Fred’s experience pursuing happiness and how he overcame beliefs that kept him stuck to position himself for success
• [08:38] - Fred shares about the time when he had to choose his health, sound mind and longevity over his career in bodybuilding
• [13:58] - Challenging old beliefs that don’t serve you and putting the vibration of what you want out to the universe 
• [20:20] - Fred’s tip on how to let go of the identity that you have been using as a security block to obtain the success you want
• [23:21] - The best way and time to attack your thought process and reinforce new thoughts and perspectives. 
• [27:10] - About Fred’s book, Scramble, and how you can get it 

Notable Quotes:

“Sometimes you need to give up and see what else you can do” ~ Fred Williams.

"Setting your own realistic goals is defining your own definition of success." ~Fred Williams

"Success is not when you divert into your old pattern of thinking; it’s catching yourself in the old thinking pattern." ~ Fred Williams

"Your best avenue to attack your thought process is early in the morning; you can win your entire day with just a few minutes." ~ Fred Williams

"You are the author of your life; you can choose to accept or decline what someone says about you." ~ Fred Williams

Resources Mentioned

Scrambled by Fred William: https://amzn.to/3M1y76o

Reach Fred at:

Website: https://www.fredcreates.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fw1685/

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RSVP for our next epic retreat here 

Follow us on social: @follownoah @thebigpossible

Links and Info:

• For more insights and resources, visit The Big Possible.
• Hosted by Noah Scott and Luke Baumbach, cofounders of The Big Possible Creative Agency.
• Have a big idea or need help creating video content? Reach out to us at thebigpossible.com.

Ready to elevate your podcast with stunning video content? Visit thebigpossible.com to learn how we can help bring your vision to life.

Ignacio is a former executive, and for years he led the world-famous Art Directors Club, marketing and other business adventures. After a successful 15-years career, Ignacio decided to give all that up to live in a camper and travel the world before returning a few years later as an entrepreneur.

He is now a mixologist and owner of an adventure coffee company called The Troubadour. The company is a roving coffee cocktail that is built from a combination of passion for mixology and travel. The Troubadour is a Great Gatsby party on wheels whose mission is to create a five-dimensional party experience with handcrafted cocktails, art, light show and music to elevate celebrations. 

Ignacio's father committed suicide when he was 22, and this sealed a deal in his head that life was really short, which disallowed him from doing what really fed his soul. He always had the idea of what his life is built-in now, and quitting his executive life to tap into the unknown led to the many miracles and breakthroughs in his entrepreneurship journey. 

Segmented timestamps:

• [01:39] - About Ignacio, his journey and how he found his passion in life
• [07:38] - Ignacio shares about the time when the odds were against him and was uncertain about the future, but he carried on to his rebirth
• [19:21] - Why your perfect life might weigh much better than what they told you to write on the vision board
• [22:21] -Ignacio's most important lesson that inspires him the most in his pursuit of success 
• [26:55] - Some practical tips on finding your core and balance by doing things that give you pleasure 
• [20:19] - Ignacio advice on how to build the skills you need to cultivate the resilience to go out and live the life that you desire
• [33:52] - How to reach out, connect, support and get Troubadour coffee  

Notable Quotes:

"You can’t build a new house from an old one; you have to destroy the old." ~ Ignacio Oreamuno

"Sometimes we take life so seriously, but we’re here just to play; pleasure is where we find all the beautiful things about ourselves." ~ Ignacio Oreamuno

“There will always be resistance, hesitation, and uncertainty when shifting your identity and making a rebirth.” ~ Noah Scott

“Just do the things that you love even if they seem crazy or ridiculous at some point." ~ Ignacio Oreamuno

Reach Ignacio at:

Website: https://troubardour.com/pages/our-coffee

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ihaveanidea/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thetroubardour/

Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/troubardour/?_rdc=1&_rdr

Get more from The Big Possible show:

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RSVP for our next epic retreat here 

Follow us on social: @follownoah @thebigpossible

Links and Info:

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