Sometimes, it's the simplest changes to your routine, your behavior, or your mindset that can have the biggest effect on your results. Today’s episode responds to listener requests for more actionable content with two ultimate hacks for better or more effective results in your life and business! You’ll learn how to take more responsibility, suspend fear, judgment, and doubt, take bold action, and give better than you get, plus, you’ll receive a whole lot of practical advice in between. For a valuable shift in perspective to help move you forward, tune in today!
Key Points From This Episode:
- The value of “owning it” rather than shifting blame.
- Steps you can take to visualize forward momentum and take bold action.
- How to determine where you can take more responsibility in your business.
- What it looks like to step out of ego and into service or contribution.
- Why most business books talk about the importance of mission and vision.
- The significance of shifting from I to we.
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