In this episode, I talk about the four zones of work, described in the book The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks. If you have not figured out what your Zone of Genius is, I encourage you to read this book and answer all the questions that are found within its covers.

If you have read this book and still don't know what your Zone of Genius is, or you have not found a way to increase the percentage of your work week within your Zone of Genius, I'd encourage you to apply for my one-on-one coaching via my Work With Me Page.

In this episode, I am joined my dear friend Bethany Dixon where we have a very authentic conversation about our Spiritual Journey as Christians who have ventured beyond the doctrines that we had grown up with.

THIS LINK is to the document that I wrote to provide during my memorial service should I pass from this life.

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My special thanks to the following amazing people who were in the Clubhouse Room for the recording of this special episode:

In this episode, I demonstrate how the answers to the most challenging decisions that you face are found within yourself.  Many times, it is tempting to look to "outsource" our decisions, hoping that they will tell us what they think we should do.

I'm certainly believe that there is value in seeking the perspective of others, under the right circumstances.  However, I have never found it valuable to have anyone tell me what it is that they think that I should actually do, for myself, when facing a decision.

I hope that you enjoy this episode.  If you do, please reach out to me via email, [email protected], or send me a direct message on Instagram @CliffEOTC.

In this episode, I share as much as I know about the topic of "Light Language" from my own journey and experience with it.

In this episode, I share the most recent "Faith Journey" update from my Audio Journal Podcast that is from the Train With Cliff Audio Program.

Who Am I?  I've asked myself this question so many times. In this episode, I share the most current understanding of the answer to this question.

Who Am I?  I've asked myself this question so many times. In this episode, I share the most current understanding of the answer to this question.

In this episode, I feature a conversation with my great friend, Jake Lang, from The Entrepreneur Ride Along, AssociatePi.com, and the author of the book Step One.

Jake's story, of determination about what he wanted to create in this world, is a great example of how to get past the perceived failures, mistakes and obstacles that stand between our dream and it seeing it become reality.

In this episode, I hope to express how powerful you are at creating things in this world. One of the most powerful questions you can answer is "What Do I Want To Create In This World?" If you don't have immediate answers for this question, I share that you'll discover that you are "creating by default."

I hope that this episode will help you create a list of what you want to create in this world, if you don't already have such a list.

At the end of the episode, I share that what I want to create is a response from a minimum of 50 listeners who will reach out and tell me how long they have been listening to my content and who will also share with me the top 3 things they want to create in this world.

If you want to be one of those 50, please email me at [email protected] with the subject line "My Top 3 Things."

Have you ever struggled to "feel good" at the end of the day because it does seem like you've received as many results from the actions you've taken to meet your goals?  Last week, I came across a topic that has radically helped me to shift my view of who I consider the success of any day, week or month in my business.  I hope that you enjoy this episode.