🎉 How has PivotMe impacted your life over the past episodes? Do you have a favorite episode that made all the difference? In this special milestone episode, April Garcia is joined by her friends Mark Keene and Desiree Maya to dive deep into her career journey and the creation of PivotMe. Join us as we celebrate this incredible journey and learn how to change your story to change your life.
Key Points
- Childhood Foundations: April traces her attitude of "badassery" back to her childhood.
- Early Career: Her corporate journey began at 15 with a fake ID.
- Regrets and Lessons: The risks and regrets of the failed sale of Maven Consultancy.
- Career Disconnect: Feeling disconnected during her corporate peak and how she pivoted.
- Gaining Confidence: Overcoming struggles with authenticity to build confidence.
- Vulnerability Lessons: A knee dislocation story that taught April a powerful lesson in vulnerability.
- Asking for Help: Embracing vulnerability by asking for help when needed.
- Multiply Me Course: An overview of her Multiply Me Course and the upcoming Mastermind.
- Personal Interests: April's love for hiking and other favorite activities.
- Family Traditions: The origin of her family's giant Thanksgiving tradition.
- Motherhood: Balancing motherhood with career ambitions and self-care.
- Impact of PivotMe: Reflecting on the significance of impacting lives through 100 episodes.
- Changing Your Story: April's advice on the importance of changing your story to change your life.
Pivotal Quotes
- "If you're in a career where you have to hide the fact that you do humanitarian work, there's something wrong with your career." - April
- "You can project manage any goal." - April
- "We make it out to be so difficult but it's really just scheduling it and focusing on the most high-value task." - April
- "When you step outside the boxes that others have drawn for you, they don't understand." - April
- "The thing about guilt is it doesn't serve us at all; it robs us of our joy." - April
Thank you for joining us on this special episode of PivotMe. April's journey is a testament to resilience, vulnerability, and the power of changing your story. As we celebrate this milestone, reflect on how PivotMe has impacted your life and remember, you have the power to change your story and transform your life.
Stay tuned for more inspiring episodes and join us in Grass Valley, CA, for our upcoming retreat from September 5th-7th. Keep pivoting towards your best self!
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Would you like to know more about being coached by April? Are you read to take your business or life to the next level? With her extensive experience and deep understanding, April will provide invaluable insights, tailored advice, and targeted coaching to help you optimize your performance.
Whether you need guidance on performance, leadership, team dynamics, sales strategies, or personal development, April will be by your side helping you to achieve extraordinary results. Book a FREE 20 minute call with April at www.theaprilgarcia.com
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