The Everyday Millionaire – Détails, épisodes et analyse

In this episode of the *Mindset Matters* podcast, hosts Patrick and Steffany dive into the metaphor of the "relationship rowboat," reflecting on the dynamics of relationships, particularly in the wake of recent global events. They begin by reminiscing about their busy and fulfilling summer, full of travel, family visits, and social gatherings, highlighting the importance of cherishing these moments.

The core of the discussion centers around the concept of the "relationship rowboat," a metaphor they originally used to explain to their daughter the ebb and flow of friendships. They explore how this metaphor applies not just to friendships but to all types of relationships, including business and romantic ones. The idea is that in any relationship, both parties must contribute to keep the "boat" moving forward. However, life’s challenges, such as the stresses brought on by global events or personal struggles, can cause one person to stop rowing, leaving the other to carry the burden or risk the relationship stalling or sinking.

Patrick and Steffany emphasize the importance of communication and self-awareness in maintaining healthy relationships. They discuss how it's vital to recognize when someone has stopped rowing, either because of personal reasons or external pressures, and to respond with understanding rather than resentment. They also highlight the need to reflect on whether we ourselves have stopped contributing to a relationship and the significance of being honest about our capacity to engage fully.

The episode closes with a powerful message about the flow of life and relationships, encouraging listeners to remain open and non-judgmental, allowing people to come and go as needed without taking it personally. The hosts leave their audience with the thought-provoking question: Are you rowing in your relationship rowboat, or have you let go of the oars without realizing it?

In the latest episode of the "Mindset Matters" podcast, hosts Patrick Francey and Steffany-Hanlen Francey dive into an emotionally charged conversation reflecting on Steffany’s recent return from Paris, where she attended the Summer Olympics. Although her athletes didn’t compete, Steffany shares a remarkable story of how she came home with a significant recognition.

Steffany reveals that she received a medal, not from a current event, but from the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing. The medal, awarded by the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee, honors coaches who have significantly impacted athletes who went on to win medals. Steffany’s athletes won silver and bronze medals in the team event, but due to a doping scandal, their medals were only recently awarded, delaying the moment of recognition.

This episode is a journey into the emotional complexity of celebrating success. Steffany discusses why she kept the medal tucked away for two and a half years, feeling it was incomplete until her athletes received their medals. She draws parallels between her experience and the broader theme of waiting for the right moment to celebrate, emphasizing the importance of completion in any journey.

Patrick and Steffany also touch on the dynamics of their relationship, exploring how they support each other’s individual pursuits while maintaining a strong partnership. Patrick explains why he doesn’t travel with Steffany during her work trips, underscoring the importance of respecting each other’s professional lanes and roles.

The episode is a compelling reflection on the value of patience, the power of delayed gratification, and the deep satisfaction that comes from seeing a long journey through to its rightful end. It’s a must-listen for anyone interested in the mindset required to navigate the highs and lows of a career dedicated to supporting others.

The "Mindset Matters Podcast" hosted by Patrick and Steffany reflects on the themes of success, personal impact, and the simplicity of mindset. The episode discusses the acronym "SIMPLE," which stands for "Significantly Impacting Many People's Lives Every day," emphasizing the ripple effect of positive influence.

Steffany shares her experience officiating a wedding in Hawaii, highlighting the profound impact she had on the couple and their community. This leads to a discussion about the ripple effect of their work and the importance of realizing one's impact on others.

The conversation then shifts to Steffany's "Steffisms" – sayings she has developed over the years, encapsulated in a deck of 52 cards. These cards serve as grounding tools for her clients, providing guidance and reminders of core values and principles. Examples include "When you're done speaking, stop talking" and "Don't try to be something you're not because that's weird," encouraging authenticity and self-awareness.

Patrick and Steffany also touch on the importance of self-reflection, the impact of personal decisions, and the inevitability of change. They discuss how friendships and plans evolve over time and the significance of adapting and moving forward.

The episode concludes with the idea of honoring the past to connect to the future, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness, authenticity, and continuous personal growth.

Join hosts Patrick and Steffany in this insightful podcast, as they discuss the concept of eras and the endings and beginnings that come with them. In 2023, as society and culture transition into a new era, many of us feel uneasy about this change. Justifiable to say the very least! But what if we recognized (many don’t) and celebrated the ending of eras, and the beginning of new eras? Patrick and Steffany explore and consider the idea of embracing the end of an era and the start of a new one. They offer their perspective and share some thought-provoking insights on different types of eras we experience throughout our lives and how we can approach these changes. Together they encourage you to reflect on the eras in your own life, appreciate the growth and transformation that comes with them, and look forward to the possibilities that a new era can bring.

Join Patrick and Steffany for this Mindset Matters episode #79 as they share in a conversation about the practice of celebration. Life is often a rollercoaster ride full of twists and turns, but how often do we pause to appreciate the journey? Celebrating our wins, no matter how small or insignificant they may seem, can have an meaningful impact on our mental well-being. The keyword here is "celebration," which encompasses more than just parties and confetti. It's about taking time to reflect on our achievements, expressing gratitude towards ourselves and others who supported us along the way, and acknowledging that progress takes effort. Incorporating celebrations into our daily routine can enhance self-confidence by reminding us of what we are capable of accomplishing. It inspires gratitude by recognizing even the smallest successes that might otherwise go unnoticed. So tune in as Patrick and Steffany explore why celebrating wins (event he small ones) creates a happier life! Listen and subscribe now: https://theeverydaymillionaire.ca/the-power-of-celebration #share #event #gratitude #mindset

New on The Everyday Millionaire Podcast! In this episode, Randy Dyck returns to the TEDM airwaves to share the lessons and wisdom he’s gained over 30 years in real estate. He shares the top three things that fuel his strong convictions, particularly in the face of challenges, plus the two things, when absent, he feels limit us. Randy describes his vision for the future, how he keeps the ball moving down the field, and the four measures he uses to know he’s on track. Listen in as Randy and Patrick discuss technology as a disruptor in real estate, great questions for real estate investors to ask a prospective realtor, showing up in leadership and much more! https://theeverydaymillionaire.ca/curiosity-conviction.../

Join Patrick and Steffany in this episode #78 of Mindset Matters as they delve into the concept of mindfulness. In this episode, they explore what mindfulness is and what it entails, including the practice of being present and aware of one's thoughts, feelings, and surroundings. Together they consider and discuss some signs that you may need to be more mindful in your daily life, such as feeling fear and anxiety, stress, or distraction. There are many benefits of mindfulness, including better mental, emotional, and even physical health as well as better focus and deeper relationships. They share how mindfulness can be practiced in a variety of ways, such as meditation and intentional awareness. Patrick shines a light on the connection between being thoughtful and being mindful and goes on to explore how mindfulness involves curiosity towards the world and oneself, and how it can lead to greater self-awareness. Patrick and Steffany offer their tips and insights for incorporating mindfulness into one's daily life, such as setting aside time for mindfulness practice and incorporating mindfulness into everyday activities. https://theeverydaymillionaire.ca/mindfulness

Interested in moving your life to the next level ? Go here to discover and learn about our SHIFT Program https://shift.remi360online.com/shift Discover the power of resiliency in our latest video, where we delve into the importance of staying strong in the face of adversity. We explore the subtle differences between tenacity and resiliency, and how these two qualities work hand in hand to help us overcome life's challenges. Drawing inspiration from the timeless wisdom of Stoic philosophy, we discuss the idea that while we may not have control over external events, we can always choose how we respond to them. In this thought-provoking video, we emphasize the importance of intentionally cultivating resilience, much like a muscle that grows stronger through consistent training. By facing and overcoming obstacles, we develop the ability to bounce back and thrive in any situation. Join us on this journey of self-discovery and personal growth, as we unlock the secrets to building a resilient mindset that will empower you to face life's challenges with unwavering determination and courage. Have you ever wondered what it really takes to create a million or multi-million-dollar net worth…or if you already have, do you know how you will sustain and even grow it. Join Patrick Francey host of The Everyday Millionaire. For nearly 40 years Patrick has been a business owner, personal performance coach, real estate investor and has been inspired to support and guide others success. Patrick is also the cohost of The Everyday Millionaire Mindset Matters episodes where he is joined by his wife Steffany Hanlen Francey, who is an Olympic class mental performance coach. And as the name implies, they believe and know that mindset matters! The everyday millionaire podcast is where you’ll hear detailed conversations with seemingly ordinary guests who and how have achieved extra ordinary results, and who share their journey and the paths they travelled to reach levels of success that many aspire to achieve. These conversations combined with Mindset Matters will show you how the wealthiest 1% of our population achieve and grow not just their net worth but their life worth. Listen it to learn and become your greatest self and live your best life. #mindset #growthmindset #thoughts #leadership #coaching #resilience #beastmode #mindset #growthmindset #thoughts #leadership #coaching

TEDM – Steve Martel – Wired to Thrive (Episode 165) by Patrick Francey

Join Mindset Matters hosts Patrick and Steffany as they delve into the complex topic of TRUST and its many dimensions. Together they discuss the challenges we all face in maintaining trust in ourselves and others. They consider the importance of standing alone in our truth, staying true to our values, integrity, and resisting the pressure to conform to the expectations of others. With the usual impromptu mix of venturing down topical rabbit holes and sharing real-life examples, they explore the ways in which our desire to be liked by our peers, belong to a group or community can sometimes override our deepest convictions, and how it may be time to break free from the trap of going along to get along, instead of being our greatest selves and living our best lives.