Business & Entrepreneurship Episodes

“Give yourself the gift of solitude to masterfully serve the multitude.” – Dom Brightmon

“Choose beliefs that support the things you want to create.” - Madeline Gerwick

“Faith erases anxious reactions” – Lynda Sunshine West

“Stop talking yourself out of things and start talking yourself into things.” - Jennifer Lieberman

“It’s such an important thing to give leaders the opportunity to be successful.” – Stacey Ashley

“Whatever you create, make it good art because somebody is going to find it and somebody is going to fall in love with it.” – Terry Shepherd

“Our brains are wired for stories.” – Jane Tabachnick

“You can’t choose your obstacles, but you can choose how you respond to them.” - Elizabeth Meyers

“Don’t think like a client, think like a buyer.” – Mark Kumar

“If you’re persistent you’ll get it, and if you're consistent you’ll keep it.” – Katrina Roddy

“Become aware about how you feel about money.” - Colette Streicher

“Don’t think who wants to read what I’ve got to write. Share your wisdom.” – Pat Duckworth

“My emotional stability can’t be based on mirages of success.” – Jeff Elkins

“Value every moment.” – Cyndy Barnes

“It’s not a matter of where we start, it’s a matter of where we finish.” – Nelson Tressler

“Stay true to your dream and stay focused on that dream.” – Doug Lawrence

“A shattered life is not worth a title or money.” – Frank Zaccari

You must have clarity about what you’re trying to accomplish.

“Grit is not something that comes easily or that is only for military pilots or big mountain climbers. Grit is innate in every single one of us.” – Shannon Huffman Polson

“The sooner we can learn to embrace change, the better off we’ll be for everything that’s going to happen from here on out.” – Monica Ortega

“Don’t Lip Sync through life.” – Jim Knight

“We just can’t stay stuck, we have to ask ourselves, what else can I do and how else can I move forward in life?” – Kelly Falardeau

“Practice fluidity as opposed to rigidity.” – Jordan Gross

“Serve someone today and figure out how that looks like in your community.” – Renee Lopez