Ken talks about the power of having a personal mission statement to provide direction and meaning. He shares tips for identifying your talents and crafting a bold, purpose-driven mission to help maximize your potential. Ken also opens up about his own mission statement and beliefs around living a high performance, God-honoring life.

Top 3 Growth Tips:

• Pursue a personal mission – Focus daily on your purpose. This gives direction and alignment.
• Use your talents – Identify your talents and passions to inform your mission. It should utilize your skills.
• Craft a bold statement – Your mission should be bold and aspirational to build belief.

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About Ken Ott: 

Kenneth Ott is an owner of multiple businesses, entrepreneur, husband, father, and Christian leader. Ken is the co-Founder of Metacake, an Ecommerce Growth Team and Dough Capital. Ken is an author, speaker, and business coach. To connect or learn more, visit: 

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• Metacake - An Ecommerce Growth Team
• Dough - We own amazing DTC brands

Show Notes:

[00:41] Ken shares his business experience, including starting companies and being part of exits. He explains this qualifies him to share principles for success.

[02:55] His goal is helping ambitious people maximize potential and live fulfilling lives.

[04:22] Ken says for him, fitness and faith help balance business, family, and other responsibilities.

[07:12] He believes our purpose is to multiply our talents and resources.

[09:04] Ken says this show is for anyone wanting to maximize their potential and live purposefully.

[11:13] He stresses the importance of a personal mission statement and shares a verse from Proverbs about vision.

[12:55] Ken walks through writing his mission statement and reads his bold statement.

[20:22] He gives 4 tips for crafting your own mission based on talents, passions, position, and God.

[23:44] Ken reiterates his hope to help listeners live high performance, God-honoring lives.