I don’t offer free coaching because I need the money; it’s because you need the investment. Things that are free are not valued. In this episode I outline why you should invest 3% of your income back into your personal…
Going into business for yourself and becoming an entrepreneur can be scary. But on the other side, for many people, a healthier more well-rounded life awaits. Today, I want to share the story of two entrepreneurs in the 48 Days…
A listener questioned why I always side with the dreamer in a marriage. Why don’t I tell the dreamer to settle down, bury your dream and be content with a “regular job”? I’ll admit, my own dreams come through in…
When a lot of people are asked to tell their stories, they start at the beginning of their lives. Not Phyllis Jenkins. When she told us about her journey on an Eagles Monday Mentor call, she started with, “my story…
“I had tried it all and failed.” – Teresa McCloy Are you someone who collects calendars and planners? I don’t mean someone who uses those productivity tools, but someone who buys them in hopes that they are going to change…
Have lunch with Dan No tricks, no gimmicks, nothing to sell. I’m experimenting with small lunch groups as a way to increase connections and learning for you – and myself. Check out 48days.com/foodforthought to save your seat. Episode #822 March 18,…
You don’t typically think of a financial advisor as a “fun” guy you want to listen to on a podcast, but Roger Whitney has applied a creative business model that has led to loads of success. Instead of reinventing himself,…
How can you be distinct and rise to the top? In this episode, I have a conversation with Jeff Jones, a residential real estate agent from Mobile, Alabama. He’s in a very common profession in a very common town but…
A 60-yr-old listener says he’s only had unsatisfying jobs because he thought his only responsibility was to get a job and pay the bills. Now he’s wondering if it’s too late to follow his heart and passion. I think he’s…
Many times when I share success stories, you might be tempted to read them as “complete.” But, as Nathan Magnuson reminded me this week, success stories are often “success in progress.” That’s how Nathan views his story, and that mindset…