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  • 167 Ken Salazar Revisited

    Ken Salazar is a dynamic entrepreneur whose vision and tenacity have led to multiple successful businesses and transformative innovations in various industries. Inspired by his father's determination and focus, he made the choice to set out on his entrepreneurial journey, creating companies that speak to his passions and drive. As the driving force behind BillGo, he is changing the bill management and payment landscape, empowering individuals to take control of their finances in a sleek and streamlined manner. Drawing from his own experiences, he emphasizes the importance of passion and purpose in achieving success and fulfillment in business and life.


    In this episode Steve and Ken discuss:

    • The Four P’s
    • Choosing Positivity
    • Insights on Life and Leadership
    • The Importance of Getting Help: Coaching & Personal Development
    • The Value of Vision Boards: Aligning Personal Aspirations with Company Goals


    Key Takeaways: 

    • Explore the fundamentals of leadership that can elevate your personal and professional life
    • Realize the power of pursuing your passion to achieve unimaginable heights
    • Master the art of simplifying bill payments to enjoy more time, money, and peace of mind
    • Delve into the significance of a positive attitude for a happy, healthy, and productive life
    • Grasp the importance of collaboration in politics, leading to efficient governance and resolution


    “Life's too short to not pursue what you really enjoy.”

     - Ken Salazar


    Connect with Ken Salazar:

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ken-salazar-00198a8/

    Website: https://billgo.com/

    Email: [email protected]


    Connect with Steve and Jason:

    LinkedIn: Jason or Steve

    Website: Rewire, Inc.: Transformed Thinking 

    Email: [email protected]



    Show notes by: Angelo Paul Tagama


    Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. 

    45 min
  • 166 Steve and Jason - A Stress Management Toolkit

    If you're feeling overwhelmed and exhausted by the constant demands of your high-pressure job, despite putting in long hours and sacrificing personal time, then you are not alone! Many high-performing professionals struggle with the stress of striving for success. They may be engaging in coping mechanisms like drinking alcohol or overeating, but these actions aren't providing the relief they need. They also may be experiencing insomnia, anxiety, and physical health problems. It's time to explore some mindset techniques for stress mitigation that can lead to an improved quality of life, both professionally and personally.


    In this episode Steve and Jason discuss:

    • Introduction to Stress Mitigation
    • The Negative Effects of Cortisol
    • Tools for Managing Stress
    • Importance of Sleep
    • Relating to Stressful Situations Differently


    Key Takeaways: 

    • Discover ways to overcome stress and anxiety for a more balanced life
    • Uncover the science behind the stress response and the hormone cortisol
    • Learn about practical stress reduction methods that combine mindset and skillset
    • Find out why sleep is a key factor in managing stress and maintaining overall wellness
    • Understand how to navigate crucial conversations to strengthen relationships and reduce stress


    “Don't ever do it unless you're prepared to change the world.”

     - Steve Scanlon



    Connect with Steve and Jason:

    LinkedIn: Jason or Steve

    Website: Rewire, Inc.: Transformed Thinking 

    Email: [email protected]



    Show notes by: Angelo Paul Tagama


    Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. 

    32 min
  • 165 Bob Dalton - Don’t Talk about it BE About it

    Bob Dalton is a visionary entrepreneur with a heart for social change and advocacy. Turning personal struggles and hopelessness into a widespread source of inspiration, he founded the widely acclaimed Sackcloth and Ashes, a unique blanket company providing aid to homeless shelters for every blanket sold. Beginning as just an effort to help his mother, it is now a thriving company that has positively impacted countless lives. Bob's story is a testament to the power of empathy, perseverance, and determination in sparking change within communities and societies. With his unique perspective and unwavering dedication, he is an inspiring voice on how individuals can drive meaningful change.


    In this episode Steve and Bob discuss:

    • Finding your Purpose
    • Taking Responsibility to Solve Societal Problems
    • Empowering Individuals to Drive Change through Advocacy and Philanthropy
    • True Influencers of Society
    • Taking Action


    Key Takeaways: 

    • Discover the positive impact of incorporating social good into your business operations
    • Learn the importance of localism and community involvement
    • Uncover how small actions can lead to significant changes in the world around you
    • Recognize the potential of advocacy in driving societal improvements
    • Feel inspired by stories of philanthropic achievements and their lasting effects


    “Our mission is to inspire generosity and make a local impact.”

     - Bob Dalton



    Connect with Bob Dalton:

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

    Website: https://sackclothandashes.com/

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sackclothxashes

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

    Twitter: https://twitter.com/sackclothxashes


    Connect with Steve and Jason:

    LinkedIn: Jason or Steve

    Website: Rewire, Inc.: Transformed Thinking 

    Email: [email protected]


     

    Show notes by: Angelo Paul Tagama


    Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. 

    33 min
  • 164 Steve and Jason - Practice 6

    Are you tired of following generic advice to increase curiosity but still not seeing any growth or success in your life? Have you been told to simply be more curious without any concrete guidance? Join Steve and Jason in this episode where they will uncover the true significance of curiosity in personal growth and provide practical techniques to practice “being a six.” By cultivating your curiosity, and being willing to move from a 10 to a 6, you may just open yourselves up to new possibilities.


    In this episode Steve and Jason discuss:

    • The Desire to Grow
    • Being Interested Vs. Being Interesting
    • Practicing Being a Level Six
    • The Power of Questions
    • Balancing Convictions and Being a Six


    Key Takeaways: 

    • Discover how fostering curiosity paves the way for personal development and growth
    • Understand the essence of honing a balanced mindset within level six capabilities
    • Appreciate the subtle art of blending steadfast principles and openness to alternative perspectives
    • Explore the challenging journey of maintaining curiosity amidst differing opinions
    • Acquire practical methods to integrate level six skills into daily habits and routines


    “I don't know if we could be the most interesting person in the world, but we can strive to be the most interested person in the world.”

     - Steve Scanlon



    Connect with Steve and Jason:

    LinkedIn: Jason or Steve

    Website: Rewire, Inc.: Transformed Thinking 

    Email: [email protected]


     

    Show notes by: Angelo Paul Tagama


    Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. 

    32 min
  • 163 Daryl Wizelman - Luck, Opportunity, and Timing

    Daryl Wizelman is a dynamic originator-focused senior mortgage banking executive whose background reflects over 32 years of standout business leadership. His passion, direction & vision have been a transformative force at each of the organizations where he has served. At Draper and Kramer Mortgage, he leads, manages, and recruits loan originators and support staff in Nevada and California.


    Daryl possesses an exceptional talent for developing people and organizations alike. He has an accomplished record in strategic planning, operations improvement, business growth, and cultural leadership. Integrity, loyalty, initiative, and dedication are central to Daryl's leadership philosophy. He is the author of Heart Leader: A Personal Journey to the Heart of Business and Life, which details his unique personal and business experiences and his lessons on positive leadership.


    In this episode Steve and Daryl discuss:

    • Gratitude and health
    • Transparency and vulnerability in leadership
    • The Quadrant Model
    • Growth mindset
    • Calm is a superpower


    Key Takeaways: 

    • Embrace the uplifting effects of gratitude and positivity when facing tough moments
    • Recognize the roles of luck, timing, and opportunity in achieving success
    • Harness your emotional intelligence to enhance personal and professional relationships
    • Foster trust by leading through vulnerability and transparency
    • Develop resilience and adaptability to triumph over life's challenges


    “Humility is essential for successful people because luck, opportunity and timing play a significant role in both success and failure.”

     - Daryl Wizelman



    Connect with Daryl Wizelman:

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

    Website: https://joindkmortgage.com/, www.darylwizelman.com

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DarylWizelmanDKMC/

    Twitter: https://twitter.com/Darylwizelman

    Email: [email protected]


    Connect with Steve and Jason:

    LinkedIn: Jason or Steve

    Website: Rewire, Inc.: Transformed Thinking 

    Email: [email protected]


     

    Show notes by: Angelo Paul Tagama


    Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. 


    36 min
  • 162 Jack Bevilacqua - Sacred Space

    As a devoted student and practitioner of the arts of listening, awareness, and stillness, Jack would say those are hard-learned and hard-earned skills. He was a butcher for thirty years, but his real vocation during that time was being present with his customers and serving them through listening. After retiring, he began working for various nonprofits and has been a speaker and trainer for leadership teams and individuals. He now serves as a professional mediator where he helps to resolve conflict through the active practice of listening and helping the parties involved to feel heard.

    A skillful musician, Jack plays multiple stringed instruments and has a deep and abiding passion for the music of Bob Dylan, and the invitation to meaning presented through his lyrics.


    In this episode Steve and Jack discuss:

    • What is Sacred Space?
    • Creating an Atmosphere of Safety
    • Skills for Creating Sacred Space
    • Practicing Presence and Putting Away the Rings of your Tree
    • Practicing Listening Skills


    Key Takeaways: 

    • Learn the power of establishing a sacred space to enhance connections
    • Build a haven that promotes safety for genuine vulnerability and receptiveness
    • Develop the practice of attentive listening while putting personal notions aside
    • Grasp the worth of engaged listening and asking thought-provoking questions
    • Be fully present in conversations to demonstrate respect and gain a deeper insight


    “Creating sacred space means that you're not going to have two listeners or two speakers. One person will speak, another will listen. That's part of what sacred space is. “

    - Jack Bevilacqua



    Connect with Steve and Jason:

    LinkedIn: Jason or Steve

    Website: Rewire, Inc.: Transformed Thinking 

    Email: [email protected]


     

     

    Show notes by: Angelo Paul Tagama


    Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. 

    39 min
  • 161 Jimmie Thomas - The Currency Of Availability

    Jimmie Thomas is the founder of Thomas House Consulting and a Senior Advisor and Board Member of Nuro Coach Medical Group. Jimmie has 18 years of medical device leadership, training and management experience focused in Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, Neurosurgery, Neuromodulation and Pain Management.


    Leading, managing and developing processes within high performing teams is the foundation of his success. Intentional and meaningful connection is what drives him in life. Jimmie's enthusiasm for spreading awareness on mental health is matched by his dedication to sharing his experiences as a father in an upcoming book. His friendly personality and wealth of knowledge make him a prominent figure in the battle against mental health stigmatization.


    In this episode Steve and Jimmie discuss:

    • Mental Health Epidemic
    • The Importance of Mental Health
    • Addressing the Root of Problems
    • Embracing Failure
    • DEI (Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion)


    Key Takeaways: 

    • Appreciate the need for de-stigmatizing mental health and its impact on individual and societal well-being
    • Understand the critical bond between mental and physical health for comprehensive self-guidance
    • Utilize failure as a catalyst to drive personal advancement and transformation
    • Implement inclusive practices to create a trusting and transparent atmosphere
    • Utilize proven coaching techniques to push the boundaries of success in all aspects of life



    “Availability is a currency. When people have a level of trust, they know that they can reach out to you, and you would respond. I think that's one of the most important things in leadership. “

    - Jimmie Thomas



    Connect with Jimmie:

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jimmie-thomas-m-b-a-7a009513/

    Twitter: https://twitter.com/jimmieornell

    Website:https://nurocoach.com/

    Email: [email protected]


    Connect with Steve and Jason:

    LinkedIn: Jason or Steve

    Website: Rewire, Inc.: Transformed Thinking

    Email: [email protected]



    Show notes by: Angelo Paul Tagama


    Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. 

    36 min
  • 160 Wanda T. Wallace - You Can’t Know It All

    Wanda T. Wallace, is a highly sought-after expert in leadership development. With a unique background as a reformed academic, Wanda focuses on the practical application of her knowledge, ensuring her clients experience tangible results. Her approachable and candid style makes her a favorite among those she coaches, pushing them to think differently and grow in their roles. As a skilled facilitator and speaker, Wanda shares her insights on the importance of building relationships and understanding the value of team members. Her dedication to helping individuals move beyond their expertise has earned her a reputation as a true leader in her field.


    In this episode Jason and Wanda discuss:

    • Discover the significance of blending in-depth knowledge with a wide-ranging outlook in leadership roles
    • Uncover the hidden benefits of utilizing sponsors, mentors, and advisors for holistic growth in life and career
    • Grasp the impact of honest feedback and the advantage of being prepared to receive it
    • Learn the art of overcoming delegation challenges to unleash the true potential of your team
    • Recognize the essence of forging strong connections and appreciating the worth of each team member


    Key Takeaways: 

    • Discern the pivotal balance of profound proficiency and far-reaching perspectives in spearheading success
    • Delve into the persuasive influence of sponsors, mentors, and advisors in your ongoing growth journey
    • Adopt the transformative potential of open feedback and the significance of being primed for it
    • Surpass the hurdles of work delegation and reveal the innate capabilities of your team
    • Acknowledge the imperative need for nurturing bonds and fathoming the importance of your team members


     

    “No one wants to give up their expertise, their ability to solve the problem, to be the hero, their credibility, because that's where they see their value.”

     - Wanda T. Wallace



    Connect with Wanda:

    Twitter:https://twitter.com/AskWanda

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

    Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/WallaceOutoftheComfortZone/?ref=bookmarks

    Website:https://www.leadership-forum.com/, https://www.wandawallace.com/

    Email:[email protected]


    Connect with Steve and Jason:

    LinkedIn: Jason or Steve

    Website: Rewire, Inc.: Transformed Thinking 

    Email: [email protected]



    Show notes by: Angelo Paul Tagama


    Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. 

    31 min
  • 159 Lindon Crow Revisited - Freedom In Self Mastery

    Lindon Crow is the Founder of Productive Learning where he and his team are daily helping clients close the gap between potential and actual results including both objective and subjective matters of importance.

    Lindon serves as: Chair, Vistage International where he’s the Chairman for the CEO Peer Advisory Board.


    In this episode Steve and Lindon discuss:

    • The idea that self mastery is achievable through learning and practice, much like playing the piano or mastering a sport.
    • Finding the courage to have the conversations you need to have with yourself about what is really going on inside you and who you want to be.
    • How doing vision work only can set you up for disappointment if you don't tie it back to who you are and how that vision is going to challenge you.
    • Overcoming the simple survival objectives of the Lizard Brain to allow your higher consciousness to take over and make informed decisions for a better life.


    Key Takeaways: 

    • Be that person who helps others think outside the norms.
    • The pursuit of self-understanding, self-awareness, and vision are valuable on their own, but together they lead to self mastery
    • The past informs you. The present triggers you. The future guides you. Master these three as they apply to you and you've built a solid foundation to live an extraordinary life.


     

    Connect with Lindon:

    Website: Productive Learning: Mindset and Emotional Intelligence Training

    LinkedIn: Productive Learning

    Facebook: Productive Learning - Home

    Email: [email protected]


    Connect with Steve and Jason:

    LinkedIn: Jason or Steve

    Website: Rewire, Inc.: Transformed Thinking 

    Email: [email protected]


    Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it.

    43 min
  • 158 Dan Deka Revisited: Disruption for Positive Change

    This is a revisit of an episode that was originally released on June 12, 2020, but the things we discussed are more relevant than ever. 

     

    Dan grew up in Hawaii and is a surfer. Dan believes that surfing a wave is a great metaphor for his career, passions and life. Meaning you have to drop in, commit, learn from your mistakes, paddle back out and do it again and again. Continued striving and continued improvement.

    Dan is also a coach here at Rewire who loves to support his clients through the valuable transitions and disruptions of life.  He has an extensive HR, consulting and coaching background. And the name of one of his companies is, get this, Flying Squirrel which is just cool! 


    In this episode Jason and Dan discuss:

    • The value of disruption.
    • Decision fatigue: Building in self and team care. 
    • The role of a leader in uncertain times and looking to the team you built for answers. 
    • Learning to downshift.


    Key Takeaways: 

    • Growth comes from adversity and disruption to our “normal.” Use it as an opportunity to change and grow. 
    • Combat decision fatigue through acknowledgement and a very purposely structured schedule that includes self care and team care.
    • Create a check in/check out system that respects your teams’ time while allowing them to discuss any subject. 
    • Downshifting allows us to take action while conserving energy. It feels like you’re going slower but allows you to increase your capacity.

     


    Connect with Dan Deka:

    Website: flyingsquirrel.coach

    Email: [email protected]  

    LinkedIn: Dan Deka

    Books Discussed: The Next Right Thing by Emily P Freeman

    Me and White Supremacy: Combat Racism, Change the World, and Become a Good Ancestor: 

    The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis:

    MLK speech referenced: "The Other America"

     

    Connect with Steve and Jason:

    LinkedIn: Jason or Steve

    Website: Rewire, Inc.: Transformed Thinking 

    Email: [email protected]



    Show notes by Podcastologist: Kristen Braun

     

    Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it.

    44 min

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