In this episode, Optimize Yourself Podcast Producer, Debby Germino, puts me on the hot seat by digging deep into my story of creating the podcast, the coaching & mentorship program, and all of the personal and professional struggles I’ve experienced along the way.
Your mindset about the work that you do (and WHY you do it) has more impact on the level of fulfillment you feel at the end of each day than your actual career itself.
We tend to overestimate the power outside circumstances have on reaching (or not reaching) our personal and professional goals while underestimating the power we have within ourselves to achieve them.
“Productivity” is a word that has achieved cult-like status. It’s time to reevaluate what this word means to us.
Tony Horton, legendary creator of P90X, is this week’s featured podcast interview for our TOP 5 episodes series.
Ralph and I dive deep into his life, his successes, and his failures along the way far beyond just his role as Daniel LaRusso in The Karate Kid and Cobra Kai.
In today’s conversation with Chris, he and I discuss perhaps the most important key mindset to learning, growing, and succeeding whether you are a craftsperson or entrepreneur – “The Beginner’s Mind.”
I have no doubt that Eddy’s immense amount of positivity and as he calls it, “irrational optimism” will motivate you to take the first small steps towards something much bigger in your life.
Leading by example is not a business strategy or something you do when you feel like it…you never know who’s watching you, so it needs to be a way of life.
One wonderful side effect of our chat is that Steven Steven is showing us all how we can redefine success, failure, love, and life.
Let’s have an honest discussion about whether or not being an asshole is a prerequisite for making your creative visions a reality.
No matter your creative career ambitions and the obstacles standing between you and your goals, Peter’s inspiring story and infectious optimism will motivate you to push past your own limits and design your dream career.
How did we reach a point where we need to spend research money surveying workers to conclude that toxic workplaces are hazardous to our health?
If you find yourself making the same mistakes over and over (particularly when it comes to burnout and over committing to too many projects), or if you feel as if you’ve been ‘paying your dues’ far longer than you anticipated, this conversation is for you.
Wanting to help others achieve their dreams is a noble pursuit…until you over commit and ultimately can’t serve anyone’s needs. Including your own.
