If you want to go from surviving to thriving, this episode is for you!
We're going to talk about how to gain clarity on who you want to be, what you want to do and where you belong. Today's guest is Steve Magness.
Steve is the author of the new book, Win the Inside Game. In this book and conversation, Steve draws from his experience as an Olympic coach, a consultant and leading expert on performance.
We talk about his experience as a whistleblower and how he was able to come out of that chaos. His blueprint for success doesn't only rely on your career and success. Instead, it relies on fulfillment.
We're also going to talk about:
- What survival mode feels like
- Easy steps to get out of survial mode
- How to stop predicting doom
Let's get to it!
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