Discomfort Done Beats Comfortable "Wish I Had"
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This is why you want to make a choice that most people won't.
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To be successful as an adult, it’s important to go all the way back to your roots and remember what’s at your core. Ryan Schultz has had a hand in numerous projects on the rise, including his current role at ROMWOD, and good business practices are based on good principles.
Those principles often stem from the values you learned as a kid — like being kind and treating others the way you want to be treated. Schultz shares his story about why it’s important to him to integrate his beliefs with his actions and how doing the same can help lead you down the path to your own success in both work and life.
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This is why you want to make a choice that most people won't.
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Grant Baldwin is an entrepreneur and founder of The Speaker Lab. Today we discuss the challenges of building culture in an all-virtual organization, and what Grant has done to build an intentional culture while scaling this multimillion-dollar business.
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Author and sports' coaches' coach J.P. Nerburn joins the show to discuss his book The Culture System and ideas for improving your team's culture and instilling larger impact on your people.
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Most people avoid getting truthful (sometimes negative) feedback, because of how it makes them feel. Leaders have to separate the feedback of what they do from the facts of who they are - so they can leverage feedback to get better.
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Our relationship with discomfort - and our ability to reframe how we see it - is vital to our relationship with growth and success.
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