145 Your Next Success - Joe Calloway

Coaching, Success, Business, Relationships, Change

 

Summary 

When it comes to your career, have you ever wondered if it’s just too late to either up your game or shift gears completely? We’ll look at that in our Thought of the Day. And in our interview segment, Joe Calloway will answer both questions with a resounding NO, it’s not too late. AND he helps guide us to our next success.

 

Bob's Thought of the Day 

We’ll explore: 

• Why one of the world’s top non-celebrity speakers is no longer speaking at conferences.
• Two powerful examples of people who - later in their lives - either made a major business progression, or switched careers...and experienced great success.

 

Interview with Joe Calloway 

You’ll discover: 

• The background behind Joe’s next success.
• How to know if you are experiencing a “success plateau.”
• Various reasons why one would want to make a big change
• How the “comfort of the familiar” can get in the way and keep you stuck.
• Why fear often prevents you from moving where you are to where you want to be.
• The danger of getting stuck doing something you are good at.
• Joe’s take regarding the oft-cited career advice, “follow your passion.”
• The importance of looking at your career through both a business and a personal lens and finding the place where those two match up.
• Joe’s personal motivation for always moving to the “next thing.”

 

Click to Tweet

 

• Discover how to know if you are experiencing a “success plateau.” @joecalloway is our special guest in this powerful episode. #coaching
• Something is going to put you out of #business. It can either be somebody else or it can be you. @joecalloway
• Don’t get stuck doing something you’re good at (when it holds you back from doing more). @joecalloway #success

 

Interview Links

 

JoeCalloway.com

The Leadership Mindset: How Today’s Successful Business Leaders Think by Joe Calloway

Becoming A Category Of One: How Extraordinary Companies Transcend Commodity and Defy Comparison, 2nd Edition by Joe Calloway

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