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There are people out there that want you to give up and quit trying.
I'm not one of those people. Focus is one of the most valuable assets you have. It's your job to control it and I fully believe you can.
In this episode, I offer a counterargument to the book Stolen Focus and give you tips on how to curtail your focus and get more done.
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The reality is you need to take control of your career. If you don't, you're at the whims of your bosses and company.
Today we talk about 17 skills that will get you paid and some books you can read to help you develop them.
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In personal finances we spend a lot of time hating on the Starbucks, Netflix, and "excessive" spending.
But who truly determines what's "excessive?"
In this episode of the podcast we discuss Ramit Sethi's Money Dials and how we can apply them to our lives.
From his 10 dials:
We ask the question: What do you LOVE to spend money on?
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Who else has set an annual goal and then forgot about it until November?
I think we've all been there! When I implemented a quarterly review process, it completely changed my relationship with my goals.
In this episode, I talk about what I do.
Questions[ ] Review & update your goals
[ ] Identify up to 3 goals for the new quarter
[ ] Review your ideal week
[ ] Review someday maybe list
[ ] Review your daily rituals
[ ] Look at your calendar for the next quarter
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In today's episode, we continue on with Atomic Habits and talk about applying the Goldilocks rule to your life. This rule states that humans experience peak motivation when working on tasks that are right on the edge of their current abilities. Not too hard. Not too easy. Just right.
We talk about how we should live this rule and what it means in day-to-day life.
Listen to Atomic Habits #1 on self-sabotage
Atomic Habits by James Clear (aff)
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What plays a bigger part in success? Talent or hard work?
In today's episode we're going to discuss the interplay between these two, how your personality influences your talents, and 4 questions to ask to find your talent.
The 4 questions are:
Listen to Atomic Habits #1 on self-sabotage
Atomic Habits by James Clear (aff)
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When adopting a new identity/habit, one of the most powerful things you can do is align yourself with a group seeking the same goal.
In this episode we dig into why joining a group is such a powerful tool and how you can use it to make your new habits stick.
Listen to Atomic Habits #2 on limiting beliefs
Listen to Atomic Habits #1 on self-sabotage
Atomic Habits by James Clear (aff)
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To truly create a new habit, you have to adopt an identity as a person who does that specific thing. If you change your outcomes or processes, but don't change your identity, change will be temporary.
In this episode, we talk about 4 ways to attack your limiting beliefs and make a new identity stick.
Listen to episode 1 on Atomic Habits
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If someone asks you want you do or who you are, how do you answer?
The way you answer is a reflection of how you identify. Your identity is either reinforced or undermined by your daily habits.
In Atomic Habits, James Clear talks about how habits shape your identity.
It's important that our habit changes start with our identity. When adopting a new identity, you must:
Kurtis tells a personal story about an identity he adopted and how he self-sabotaged himself out of that identity. The episode ends with 2 questions for you to reflect on:
In what ways have you adopted a new identity in your life?
What are you holding onto that could stop you from keeping that identity?
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This special episode was recorded on Twitter Spaces on 2/17/2022.
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From the publisher's feed
Each Tuesday, Kurtis talks to a business owner who has gone "through the storm" in their business.
In short, our goal is to have real conversations with business owners navigating…
From cash pressure and margin strain to growth decisions and capital tradeoffs, each episode explores what actually happened when the path forward wasn’t obvious.
Hosted by Kurtis Hanni, fractional CFO and founder of Bison CFO, the show focuses on real conversations: what options leaders considered, how decisions were made with imperfect information, and the result that followed.
These conversations are designed to help business owners see they’re not alone and ultimately, make better financial decisions by learning from others.
Show notes and resources at smbfinanceos.com.