persistent

If you've ever wondered how some people consistently achieve their goals while others falter, this episode is your key to understanding the unparalleled power of persistence.

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New Season; New Episodes! SEASON 8

Daily Leadership Tips and Discussions

Paul is back in the recording studio and is bringing new challenges, discussions, leadership tips, and stories.

Season 8 is going to be a little different, so be sure to give me feedback and comments by emailing me at Paul@CLCTeam.com 

Lots of new stuff to come... please consider subscribing, sharing with a friend, and giving me a review. 

while I work through the sound issues this first week back.

Have a great day and Lead Well!

“Run To Your Challenges!”

Welcome to another enlightening episode where we dive deep into a phenomenon we've all felt but rarely understood - the event high. Picture this: you're at a grand event, soaking in every word, feeling on top of the world. But a week later, that blazing fire within reduces to mere ashes. Why? Today, we're unraveling the mysteries of our brain, exploring why we lose that motivation and how to make it last. I felt compelled to share this episode because understanding this can be a game-changer in our personal and professional lives. Let's dive in!

Key Takeaways:

• The power of events and the unique energy they bring.
• The neuroscience behind the event high: Understanding dopamine, serotonin, and oxytocin.
• The alarming rate at which we forget what we learn.
• The AARC Blueprint for lasting transformation: Awareness, Action, Repetition, and Community.
• The importance of community in our transformation journey.

Step-by-Step Process to Ensure Lasting Change:

1. Awareness: Recognize the event high for what it is - a spark.
2. Action: Implement one thing you've learned immediately.
3. Repetition: Practice daily to reinforce new learnings.
4. Community: Engage with like-minded individuals for collective growth.

Notable Quotes:

• "It's not about the spark. It's about the consistent flame that follows."
• "True transformation is a marathon, not a sprint."
• "One is not a big enough number for success."

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Always remember, while events can ignite a spark within us, it's the daily actions, habits, and community support that truly fuel our transformation journey. Embrace the journey, stay persistent, and surround yourself with a community that uplifts and supports you.

FAQs:

1. What is the event high? It's the surge of motivation and empowerment we feel during significant events.
2. Why do we lose motivation after events? Our brains are wired to retain reinforced information and discard non-essential data.
3. How can we sustain the motivation from events? By following the AARC Blueprint: Awareness, Action, Repetition, and Community.
4. Why is community important in our transformation journey? A supportive community bolsters our growth, provides insights, and helps us stay accountable.
5. How often should we practice new learnings from events? Daily practice is key to reinforcing new learnings and ensuring lasting change.

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Welcome to another enlightening episode where we dive deep into a phenomenon we've all felt but rarely understood - the event high. Picture this: you're at a grand event, soaking in every word, feeling on top of the world. But a week later, that blazing fire within reduces to mere ashes. Why? Today, we're unraveling the mysteries of our brain, exploring why we lose that motivation and how to make it last. I felt compelled to share this episode because understanding this can be a game-changer in our personal and professional lives. Let's dive in!

Key Takeaways:

• The power of events and the unique energy they bring.
• The neuroscience behind the event high: Understanding dopamine, serotonin, and oxytocin.
• The alarming rate at which we forget what we learn.
• The AARC Blueprint for lasting transformation: Awareness, Action, Repetition, and Community.
• The importance of community in our transformation journey.

Step-by-Step Process to Ensure Lasting Change:

1. Awareness: Recognize the event high for what it is - a spark.
2. Action: Implement one thing you've learned immediately.
3. Repetition: Practice daily to reinforce new learnings.
4. Community: Engage with like-minded individuals for collective growth.

Notable Quotes:

• "It's not about the spark. It's about the consistent flame that follows."
• "True transformation is a marathon, not a sprint."
• "One is not a big enough number for success."

Podcast Episode Sponsor:

• Pip Decks: A dynamic tool to turn presentations into engaging conversations. Learn more about Pip Decks

Always remember, while events can ignite a spark within us, it's the daily actions, habits, and community support that truly fuel our transformation journey. Embrace the journey, stay persistent, and surround yourself with a community that uplifts and supports you.

FAQs:

1. What is the event high? It's the surge of motivation and empowerment we feel during significant events.
2. Why do we lose motivation after events? Our brains are wired to retain reinforced information and discard non-essential data.
3. How can we sustain the motivation from events? By following the AARC Blueprint: Awareness, Action, Repetition, and Community.
4. Why is community important in our transformation journey? A supportive community bolsters our growth, provides insights, and helps us stay accountable.
5. How often should we practice new learnings from events? Daily practice is key to reinforcing new learnings and ensuring lasting change.

Connect with Sean Osborn at Thinking Big Coaching
https://www.thinkingbigcoaching.com
 https://www.instagram.com/thinkingbigcoaching/
https://www.facebook.com/thinkingbigcoaching/

Be sure to check out your free 6 Human Needs Assessment https://www.thinkingbigcoaching.com/6needsassessment

If you enjoyed listening then please take a second to rate the show on iTunes. Every podcaster will tell you that iTunes reviews drive listeners to our shows so please let me know what you thought and make sure you subscribe using your favorite podcast player. It means a lot to me and to the guests.

This episode brings mixed feelings as not only is it the 100th episode of the podcast, it is also the last one.

In this episode, I'm excited to share some of the lessons that I've learned from having my podcast for nearly 18 months. Hopefully, some of the practices I have put in place will help you in your work too.

Here are the highlights:

• (1:40) Finding my voice and message.
• (6:05) Taking small steps and being persistent.
• (8:30) Be consistent and persistent with people.
• (10:39) Trust your inner voice.
• (14:52) Hopes for the new podcast.

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Hey caregivers! This episode we're going to be talking about supporting someone with anxiety. We'll talk about what is anxiety is and how its a normal emotion that everyone experiences at some point of their lives. Then we'll explore ways to manage this emotion in ourselves and those we provide care to.

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Welcome to episode 97 of the Mayberry Devotional entitled “The Work of The Lord.”   Today I’ll be looking at season three, episode thirty-one of The Andy Griffith Show, “Mountain Wedding”.  And I’ll also be looking at Scripture from  1 Corinthians 15:58.

I hope you’ve enjoyed this episode of the Mayberry Devotional. If you haven’t already, subscribe to the podcast, and leave me a rating or a comment. I’d appreciate it.

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As we continue our series “Family Playbook,” Pastor Ben Feldott talks about the three important goals—to decide what we value, create an environment to grow our values, and give the gift of faith.

As parents, we have an enormous influence on establishing the pathway to take for our family. Our family values start from us, go on when we enter a relationship and set off to have family—with kids and grandkids. Then, we live them off through generations.

This brings us to the place of how we set and decide on these values.

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This week on Inside Great Mind, Adam welcomes Medal of Honor recipient Florent "Flo" Groberg. 

Groberg, a former US Captain in the Army, is a living lesson in persistence and determination. Listen as he unpacks his story of overcoming challenges and adversity to achieve the remarkable things he has accomplished.

Here are just a few bullet points of his story and accomplishments:
👦 Born and raised in France by his adopted parents 
🏃‍♂️ Ran D1 track at the University of Maryland 
💪🏾 Accepted and completed the elite Ranger School in the Army 
🩼 Injured while saving the lives of high-level officials in Afghanistan 
🎖 Awarded the Medal of Honor
🕴 Sr. Director for Strategic Missions and Technologies for Microsoft
📢 Shares his story and lessons as a keynote  

Flo frequently speaks for organizations and corporations and has been a guest on several TV shows including the Colbert Report.

It was a joy to interview my old college friend and rediscover his incredible journey from wartime hero to now business leader and veteran advocate.

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ABOUT FLO GROBERG
Florent “Flo” Groberg is a native of Poissy, France and became a naturalized citizen of the United States February 27, 2001. Flo was a Varsity Track and Cross Country at University of Maryland College Park, where he graduated in May 2006 with a degree in criminology and criminal justice, and later his Master's in Management with a Specialization in Intelligence Policies. 

Flo entered the Army in July 2008 and attended Officer Candidate School at Fort Benning, Ga. He received his commission as an infantry officer on Dec. 4, 2008. After completing Infantry Officer Basic Course, Mechanized Leaders Course, U.S. Army Airborne and U.S. Army Ranger Schools, he was assigned to the 4th Infantry Division at Fort Carson, Colo., as a platoon leader.

On the morning of Aug. 8, 2012, U.S. Army Capt. Florent Groberg served as a personal security detachment (PSD) commander for Task Force Mountain Warrior -- responsible for the safety of 28 coalition and Afghan National Army (ANA) personnel, including several principals: two brigade commanders, two battalion commanders, the brigade command sergeant major, a battalion command sergeant major and an ANA battalion commander.

The patrol's escort mission included moving on foot from Forward Operating Base Fiaz to the provincial governor's compound in Asadabad, Kunar, Afghanistan for a weekly security meeting.

As the patrol advanced toward the governor's compound, they reached the choke point along the route, a small bridge spanning a canal feeding the Kunar River. The patrol halted near the bridge as two motorcycles approached from the opposite direction. The motorcyclists began crossing the bridge, but stopped midway before dismounting and retreating in the opposite direction.

As the patrol observed the motorcyclists, Groberg also spotted a lone individual near the left side of the formation, walking backwards in the direction of the patrol. The individual did not cause immediate alarm as there were other local civilians in the area.

However, when the individual made an abrupt turn toward the formation, Groberg rushed the suspect and shoved him away from the patrol. Groberg then immediately confirmed the individual was wearing a suicide vest, and with the help of Sgt. Andrew Mahoney, a fellow Soldier with the PSD, grabbed the suicide bomber, physically driving him away from the formation and down to the ground.

While on the ground, the bomber's explosive vest detonated. The explosion caused a second suicide bomber, who remained hidden behind a small structure near the road, to detonate his vest prematurely. Most of the blast of the second bomber's suicide vest went straight into a building, adjacent to the patrol.

Groberg's actions disrupted both bombers from detonating as planned, saving the majority of lives he was charged with protecting. On November 12, 2015, Flo received the Medal of Honor for his acts of gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life above the call of duty from President Obama. 

Flo has continued his embodiment of the Warrior Ethos and Service to his Country with Leadership roles at Department of Defense, Boeing and Microsoft. Flo now serves as a Microsoft Sr. Director for Strategic Missions and Technologies and leads many of the mission solution outcomes used by our Defense Business Unit customers. Flo serves on numerous organizations that supports fellow Veterans, including the Global War on Terrorism Memorial Foundation, President Biden’s American Battle Monuments Commission, Adaptive Training Foundation, Merging Vets and Players, and LinkedIn expanding platforms for outreach.

In this episode, Gina and Teddy take the time to remind you to stay the course.

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