I checked off a bucket list item! I've always dreamed of speaking in front of a church, and Kristie at Kirkpatrick Memorial Church answered my prayers. We talked about many things, from one of my favorite stories about my Aunt Betty to Love Wins.

Are you on the hunt to be better? Take a listen; this one fueled my soul.

I love you. Be great.

Better Humans - I want you to have a RICH life. And I believe that when you bring gratitude to the forefront of your life, your life will get a whole lot richer. I'm going to give you a few of my favorite hacks for keeping gratitude at the front of your life! Let's go.

Check out my downloads from this episode at richlife.rondaconger.com

I want to talk about three magical words. Desire, opportunity, and outcome. When was the last time you considered these in your life?

During a recent conference, I had the privilege of hearing from a Chief of Police who truly inspired me. His message was a gentle yet essential reminder about safety. But then, he took it a step further, and that's why I'm here today. So, let's delve into this together. Ready? Let's go!

Did you know that an average human has between 12,000 and 60,000 thoughts in one day? Now, are those thoughts filled with positivity, or is negativity clouding your mind? As you already know, what you think about is what you speak about, and what you speak about is what you bring about.

Here's the thing: I want only good things to happen to you. Are you ready? Say it with me: 'My name is ______, and only good things happen to me.'

Let's go!

I know you want success. I want hella success for you and myself. That's why, every year I sit down with my sales team for 15 minutes each and shake them down for all their tips and tricks on what makes them successful. And then, of course, I must pay it forward to all of you.

I've got five things you need in front of you every day that I guarantee will make you wildly successful.

I love you. Let's go.

I'm here to share with you five important reminders that apply to leaders—yes, that includes all of you. True leaders understand that their journey is far from done. The key is to keep growing, changing, adjusting, and evolving.

Here's a clue: Exceptional leaders give, share, teach, and train.

Now, let's dive into one of my favorite topics. Let's go!

I had the pleasure of hanging with Erica Rooney, and man, did we have a good time. We dove deep into what the hell a "sticky floor" is and discussed effective strategies to overcome such limiting situations. What we are sure about, Better Humans, is that you are in control.

I highly recommend giving this episode a listen because I simply can't get enough of it. 

I love you. Lets go.

Are you looking for the most effective way to work? Are you searching for a competitive advantage?

I had the pleasure of hearing Patrick Lencioni speak at Dave Ramsey's Entreleadership, and he gave us four pertinent items for having a competitive advantage in business. He says it boils down to these four things:
1. Your team.
2. Your leaders.
3. Clarity.
4. Results.

Better Humans, this talk was too good, I couldn't wait to share. Take a listen. Let's go.

I had the opportunity to hang out with Willie Robertson from Duck Dynasty at Entreleadership, and let me tell you, it was absolutely amazing. He shared with us all the rules to live by in order to achieve success, and I know that's up your alley.

Now, here's the thing, Better Humans. I want you to choose your own path. I want you to get to work. I want you to persevere on the tough days and then I want you to do it all over again.

We're never finished. There are still countless opportunities ahead of us. You possess unique strengths that are truly remarkable.

I love you. Let's go.

I had the pleasure of listening to Brian Buffini at Dave Ramsey, and wow, if you don't know who this man is, you need to. He has gathered stories from immigrants who landed in the US with basically nothing and came to be wildly successful. And it all boils down to this: It doesn't matter where you were born, who your parents are, or what you were born with. That's not what makes you successful. Brian shares the common traits of the successful, and boy, these were so good. 

Take a listen. Let's go.