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Bas  is an Executive Mindset Life Coach located in Amsterdam! He has had a lot of success with helping people bring about change in their lives, and he has many great insights to share!In this interview we talked about:Improving your mindsetHow cleaning up cleans up your mindMaking the most of the little moments... and more!I think you're going to love this episode!Bas’ Links:BasLebesque.com Time Stamps:2:00 - ChildhoodBusinessFinding YourselfMinimalism17:45 - Decluttering Your Life22:00 – Exercise24:30 – Facing Your Limited Beliefs28:00 – Struggling to Measure Up29:00 – The Power of Turning it Around33:00 – Responding in Positivity34:45 – You never know how long you will get to have people in your life.40:00 – Choosing to learn and evolve45:00 – What if I just keep failing? Quotes:“When you sit around with these turnarounds they become very, very powerful.”“One of the things we too often do is that we try to create from the future. We tell ourselves, once I get that thing I will…”Support the show

Obviously you wouldn't want to do these things... but yeah I thought it was worth the deep dive. As always I hope it was helpful. :)1. Be dishonest. I shared the story of Rita Crundwell and how she has lost all of her credibility from a mistake she made in her life. I also share reasons to not cheat in all aspects of life and how it only cheats you out of the progress you could have made.2. Don't care about your health.When you don't care about your health, it leads to all kinds of problems down the road. Choosing to stay up late one day to work on something won't destroy you, but if you do it over and over again it is really going to impact your overall performance.3. Sell yourself short on the things you do.If you are not on your own side, how do you expect yourself to achieve those big dreams you have?Support the show

Shaily does a lot of coaching for solo B2B businesses and others to help them more authentically create and use social media. She had a lot of great perspectives to share on the show today! We talked about being yourself on social media, building a following, and enjoying the highs and lows of the learning journey.Shaily’s Links: Website: YourSocialMediaSherpa.com. Her Twitter: https://twitter.com/intent/user?screen_name=hakimian45Her YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsbk3e9sGJe7AK8hBhTmj8A?sub_confirmation=1Her LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hakimian45/ Other Resources Mentioned: Focusmate - https://www.focusmate.com/SixWeekCycles - https://6weekcycles.com/ Time Stamps: Perks of getting into a platform early3:30 – Shaily trying to get into YouTube7:15 – Advice for social media and becoming a better person at the same time.9:00 – The power of reaching out to those who interact with your content13:00 – Solve something specific for a specific demographic. 30:00 – Productivity Hack 2 37:00 – Thou

I have been pondering on sacrifice a lot lately. Here are three things that I think all sacrifices say.1.I put in effort for you2.I want you to grow3.I see the big pictureSupport the show

 Fredrick is a ghostwriter and inspiring entrepreneur who helps people be more creative in their lives. He wrote his first book when he was 19 and also founded an online learning platform called The Creativity School. Currently he is working on the app for it.I am thankful that Fredrick was able to come on and share some knowledge with us. I hope that this interview is helpful for you too!Time Stamps:12:50 – Growing your empire in the sky24:00 – Being fully present from not saying yes to everything27:40 – Asking for permission to be creative32:00 – Tips for getting more creative- explore33:30 – Practice40:00 – Advice at the end for budding creators Resources: Fredrick's Website: https://fredkyomya.wixsite.com/kyomyagroup@FrdrickKyomya (Instagram and LinkedIn)@FMKyomya (Twitter)Support the show

Today we talked about playing the patient long game or being a bit less patient and thoughtful and the differences between each in these three categories:VisionRewards NetworkHere's the interview I did on the Run Your Day Podcast if you're interested! I really enjoyed being on his show: Run Your Day with Dan Hafner - Ep. 309: Dallin Candland - The Game You'll Never Win...When you work on the long game you get that long term vision. Looking ahead is wise and helps you keep going strong.When you work on the short game you have short term vision. This is good but it is not sustainable if you want to build something that will last - like momentum or continued growth.I am planning on stopping my little personal Thursday episodes after episode 100 come April.It is insane to me that we would be hitting that crazy number come April!For now I anticipate that this would be wise, especially if I want to continue to improve the podcastI could see myself having another podcast or something down the line but

I have been struggling recently. I won't lie. For me words of encouragement have always gone a long way. One quote that has been on my mind is that 5 minutes of encouragement at rock bottom is worth more than 10 times that when you are in the spotlight. In this episode I dissected that and shared three reasons why I think that is the case.1. Timely  - In your moment of struggle it is the main thing on your mind. In a week or two you will probably have something else to think about. Receiving encouragement shortly after the break down helps a lot in being able to channel those emotions towards something besides yourself. 2. Personal - The best encouragement I have received was specific and it helped me get a better idea of why I needed to keep going. When someone reaches out to you in your rough time and they know you well they can say words and do things that will truly help you to rise up again. 3. Lasting - In a few years you will probably be able to look back on this experience and remember exactly ho

I am going through a storm of life right now, and so I thought I would share some thoughts that have been helpful for me. As always I hope this is helpful. 1.This is going to end2. The seeds need rain in order to grow3. I can smile even when there is rain.Support the show

Recently I have been reading from the autobiography of John Stockton.His grandfather apparently was a great football player, but he was not as present at hone.There is a quote that I like that says that no other success can compensate for failure in the home.Not living up to your potential is one of the saddest things I can think of.“The saddest words of tongue and pen are these: it might have been.”Give back. You get to choose if you will be a fountain or a drain in your life. Will you see the glass as half-empty or half full? Those who make the time to give back and teach others often are the ones with the deepest insights and joys. The only way you will have something valuable to give is if you are continuously working on yourself.Personal Note: I think one of the best ways you can do this is by being thankful. You get to learn from your mistakes and try again! That is awesome!2. Consistent accountability. I think there are times where we force ourselves to be accountable to ourselves, like when we make a

In the episode I mentioned that it was Elizabeth Chidwick... it was actually Florence Chidwick. I got her name wrong for the whole episode. Oops.In any case I think there is tons to learn from her story.1. Trust in your work and the efforts that got you here.So often we have put in the work necessary we just need to bounce off of that solid foundation that we have created.2. Have a team to help you out with doing great things.They don't even need to be running alongside you. Just that they are able to support you in some way helps a lot.3. Having a mental image can help you keep goingMake it clear and something you enjoy, perhaps like what Harry does to produce a Patronus in the Harry Potter series.More info on Florence Chidwick - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florence_ChadwickSupport the show

The last few days have been very instructive for me. They have demanded the best of me and mostly what I have seen was my weaknesses...  Today I decided I was done with that. Here are 3 exercises to help you stay sane when you are still trying to figure out what is going on in your life. This is exactly what I have been doing and I feel like it has gotten me back into the driving seat of my life.1. Organize - Do what you can to make sense of things. Are you shooting at the right goal? Have you been playing your role well? What does success mean to you in this situation?If needed reevaluate your goals and put yourself back into the picture as someone who takes action and as the hero of your story. Trace back your steps to see why you may be feeling this way, and see what you can dig up. I spent about an hour outside in the cold today doing some deep thinking, and it helped me a lot with processing things and remembering who I am.2. Talk With Others - When I have not really known what to do talking with others

Lately I have been very inspired with the idea of people starting their own companies and becoming a force for change in the world through those companies. Oftentimes though, the biggest changes start in the heart of the individual. In the last episode I talked about understanding this mindset and three things to help you get on the track with that (Attention/Rituals, Weekly Reviews, and Investments). Today we dive deeper together and I share some of the things that have helped me the most with making this a reality for my own life: Accountability, rules for success, and maximizing my free time.Enhancing Personal Accountability - This is often where it starts. If you are able to hold yourself accountable for your efforts you will learn so much more than those who do not own their learning and life opportunities.2. Rules (or Guideposts for your life) - These are so underrated it's insane. This semester I have some clear ground rules to help me stay on track and reach my goals. They have been immensely hel

Recently I have been doing a lot of reading in "Onward". It is all about the system that Starbucks had and how it was improved by the first CEO of the company.As the CEO he was able to make some decisions that helped push his company very forward in a relatively short period of time. He was taking ownership and responsibility for this thing.I should remind you that you are the CEO of your life. You are the one who handles the board of directors (those who you let be your closest associates in making decisions)You are the one who chooses the guiding principles (the why) for why you exist and what you stand for. Attention / Rituals - You need to have some sense of awareness and what is going on. Where you are you need to be there 100%. Staying self aware is key!"The unconscious leads to the conscious."Keep the ritual sacred2. Weekly Reviews and KPI's / Personal Inventory - KPI's are Key Performance Indicators. You should be aware of what you are hoping to accomplish at that time. 

Throughout my time of starting side hustles and projects and whatnot I have done a lot of thinking. I believe that these three analogies all describe running a business well. I hope they can give you some direction and insight.1. Having a baby2. Taking care of a field3. Having an exercise program.I am trying to always improve the podcast. Here's a link to a Google Form I made to help me know how I am doing, and ways I can improve for the future! Thank you so much!Google Form Link: https://forms.gle/P5NrJ462fYvevZER9Support the show

Here really quick just sharing my 3 focuses with the podcast for 2021 this year. We recently hit 2,000 lifetime downloads (thank you so much!) and I made a lofty goal to 10x that by the end of this year! These are the 3 things I am focusing on to make that happen:1. Better clarity in brand and overall messaging2. Community Feedback on a whole new level.3. Appearing on other podcasts and providing more value through ebooks and other content.Google Form Link! - https://forms.gle/P5NrJ462fYvevZER9Support the show

You can learn SO much from desperation. For one thing, it helps you see what you truly value, take action, and feel things that might be difficult to feel! All the while though you need to trust your instincts and not lower your standards.I shared three stories where I may have been tempted to lower my standards or not trust my instincts but I did, and it worked out very well. This episode was also pretty funny! Hope you enjoy! :DStory 1: Getting locked out of my apartment after editing the podcast. Security guard told me I had ten minutes to finish up and I did in time! Then I got locked out of my apartment haha.Lesson: You do not want to get back to your apartment super late!Story 2: I was basically starving and hadn't eaten any food for about 40 hours. I was very focused on school and didn't have time or money to eat. Then one of my friends came to the rescue :)Story 3: Today I started recording the video for this podcast and my phone is at 1% now! This is because right now I am trying a new chal

Wade gives some amazing value on his 4 hour day entrepreneur podcast, courses, books, and through his coaching. He has been an entrepreneur for 20+ years! In this episode:·       How he got into podcasting, coaching, and entrepreneurship·       Advice for those wanting to get into entrepreneurship·       Why now is a great time to startWade’s Website - https://fourdayworkweek.mn.co/plans/106923?bundle_token=c4e10f319c850b4947b14a3be780d809&utm_source=manual Free Course, Courtesy of Wade! - http://apprenticegift.4dayworkweek.com/Wade's Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-4-day-work-week-entrepreneur/id1275069766  Time Stamps: Intro – 1:00Rebounding in Business – 3:20Trying out other things (dating) – 4:32Feedback Loops – 8:44Getting into podcasting and coaching – 11:55Providing value for each customer’s needs – 14:00Advice for the new entrepreneur – 22:30Learning and making connections with Podfest – 30:00Truly Providing Value – 32:00Fanboying and Being Fanboyed – 42:44Learning from You

Dr. Kelly Henry is a retired chiropractor turned consultant and coach. He has 20+ years of business experience and had a coach for a majority of that time. We chatted about good coaching, customer service, and providing value. I really enjoyed this interview, and hope you do too! In this episode:What he wished he'd known before going into chiropractic.Why having a good coach can be so influential for your success.Ways to improve your company and personal customer service.Get Dr. Kelly's new book: Define and Deliver - https://drkellyhenry.com/I just grabbed it myself! It's only a dollar on Kindle right now. I am excited to dive into it and have Dr. Kelly back on the show in the future.Note: In this interview my audio was pretty poor quality. This was because of the internet connection I was on at the time. I was at my school but apparently the connection was not strong enough. I will be much more aware of this from now on. I did all I could to equalize the audio and make it sound better. On the

2020 was quite a year!HealthOverall good! All of the sicknesses and injuries helped me focus more on self-care, which helped me make better content.Side Hustles All over the place haha! But I am going into 2021 with much better focus.SchoolPretty good! Getting better.Support the show

Going along with what we did last year. This year's is more about helping others make a comeback, whereas last year's was more business-focused.1.  It's a Wonderful Life2.  The Coat - Story from the life of Heber J. Grant - Matthew 25:40 in action.Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cp3IH8ZNviQ3. Me helping out Jimmy back in December 2017.After the talk about helping out Jimmy I went on like a 8 minute rant talking about helping others. Haha hope it is helpful.The last episode of the podcast uploaded in 2020 is coming out on Thursday!Support the show