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| How Fear Shapes Leadership and What It Really Takes to Grow | 10 déc. 2025 | 00:54:05 | |
Fear plays a bigger role in leadership than most of us want to admit. In this episode, Mike Konrad shares the conversation that revealed his fear-based decision making — and how that moment became the turning point that reshaped his leadership, his business, and ultimately, his life. From being dismissed by his employer to building a company that has lasted more than 30 years, Mike opens up about the internal shifts behind his external success. He talks candidly about ego, bravado, revenge, approval, self-awareness, and the uncomfortable process of learning to lead differently. If you’re navigating growth, change, or the uncomfortable realisation that what once worked no longer does, this conversation will speak to you. What We Explore
Key Moments 01:26 The fear-based decisions hiding in plain sight 03:49 Becoming aware of the “lenses” shaping choices 09:50 Making peace with the worst to break decision paralysis 12:24 The conversation that sparked his business 19:50 How rejection triggered motivation and identity 23:54 The complicated emotional mix behind early leadership 30:39 When your strengths become your liabilities 33:06 The “starter fluid” metaphor for the early years 36:57 From smartest in the room to “stupidest in the room” 38:42 Redefining success as freedom 45:26 Leading less from proving, more from serving 47:03 Advice for leaders in survival mode About MikeMike Konrad is the founder and CEO of Aqueous Technologies, a global leader in electronics reliability solutions, and the host of two podcasts:
He writes and speaks widely on leadership, business growth, and the mistakes that shape us. Connect with Mike
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| The 3 Qualities Every Leader Needs in a Chaotic World | 03 déc. 2025 | 00:43:34 | |
In today’s episode, I’m joined by Nigel Cumberland — leadership coach, co-founder of The Silk Road Partnership, and author of several bestselling books including 100 Things Successful Leaders Do. Nigel and I get into:
This is an honest, insightful, deeply human conversation about leadership — the kind that helps you rethink the way you show up in your work and life. Links from the EpisodeNigel’s Website 👉 https://nigelcumberland.com/ Nigel’s Books 👉 https://www.amazon.com/stores/Nigel-Cumberland/author/B0034P71X2 LinkedIn Learning Courses 👉 https://www.linkedin.com/learning/instructors/nigel-cumberland Speaking Enquiries 👉 https://www.wsb.com/speakers/nigel-cumberland/ 00:00 Intro 01:04 The conversation that changed Nigel’s life 04:30 Resetting your identity after a big career shift 05:53 Mistakes that shaped him as a young leader 09:10 Imposter syndrome in early leadership roles 10:50 Culture clashes and understanding differences 14:05 Why self-awareness matters more than ever 16:40 Leadership beyond titles and formal roles 18:50 Role modelling at home and at work 19:22 The rise of empowerment in leadership 20:00 Helping people see themselves as leaders 23:00 Leadership in a disrupted, digital world 24:30 Grounded, Connected, Purposeful framework 29:44 What leaders struggle with most today 30:50 What people crave in leaders 34:21 Leading with a full tank: self-care and burnout 38:09 The most important principle healthy leaders live by 41:20 When bad leaders survive — and why they shouldn't 42:26 Closing thoughts The best growth often starts with a meaningful conversation — thank you for being part of this one. | |||
| How to Stop Micromanaging and Build a High-Trust Team | 26 nov. 2025 | 00:38:36 | |
In this episode of Conversations That Grow, Sadaf Beynon sits down with Anastasia Ristovska, co-founder of Next Generation and Books At Ease, to explore the deeper conversations that helped her shift from control to trust—and from doing everything herself to building high-performing, empowered teams. Anastasia shares two pivotal conversations: one that forced her to stop thinking like an employee and start thinking like a business owner, and another with a team member who challenged her to trust more and let go. These moments reshaped her leadership, led her to create a 90-day training system, and helped her grow two companies without burning out. If you’ve ever struggled with delegation, micromanaging, or trusting your team, this episode will speak directly to you. In This Episode You’ll Learn:
Connect With Anastasia About Conversations That Grow This is the podcast where we explore the conversations that shape who we become as leaders and people. Because growth starts with the conversations we’re willing to have—especially the ones we have with ourselves.Companies mentioned in this episode: | |||
| How Mentorship Shapes the Leaders We Become | 19 nov. 2025 | 00:39:27 | |
In this episode, Sadaf Beynon is joined by Shelley Rosetta, a sales and business development leader with more than 30 years of experience. Shelley opens up about the mentors, conversations, and experiences that shaped her leadership — the good, the painful, and the transformative. We explore:
This conversation is a reminder that leadership isn’t about being the star of the show — it’s about creating space for others to grow. Connect with Shelley: Email: srosetta@solomoncoil.com | |||
| Why the Most Impactful Leaders Start With Themselves | 12 nov. 2025 | 00:39:41 | |
Guest: Mike Kelly | Executive Coach & Founder of Right Path Enterprises In this episode, Mike Kelly shares the kinds of leadership conversations that have shaped his life and work — and why the best leaders often do their most important work behind the scenes. From his early days in corporate to founding two mission-driven businesses, Mike brings wisdom, warmth, and clarity to what it means to lead yourself first. We talk about:
Whether you're in leadership, transition, or simply learning to grow with intention — this conversation will meet you there. Links & Resources: 🎧 For more episodes, visit conversationsgrowpodcast.com | |||
| What Nelson Mandela Taught About Dignity and Leadership | 05 nov. 2025 | 00:47:19 | |
We’re back! After a short pause to rebuild Conversations That Grow with more intention, this episode sets the tone for everything ahead. In this deeply reflective conversation, David Lapin shares:
🎧 I’ve since taken the Spiritual Fingerprint assessment myself, and I found it incredibly clarifying. It helped me see what truly drives me—and what I won’t compromise on. 👉 Take the Spiritual Fingerprint (affiliate link): https://fingerprint.lapininternational.com/login?via=sadaf More from David Lapin
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| Why I'm Taking a Break | 12 juil. 2025 | 00:01:18 | |
I’m taking a short break from publishing new episodes of Conversations That Grow, but it’s not goodbye. This podcast has become a personal passion project, and I’m using this time to reset, record new conversations, and shape the next chapter with fresh intention. If you’ve been listening, thank you. Truly! And if you’d like to be a guest or know someone with a story to share about leadership, growth, or influence through conversation, I’d love to hear from you. New episodes will be back soon. 🎧 Explore past conversations: www.conversationsthatgrowpodcast.com 📬 Connect or pitch a guest: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sadafbeynon/ | |||
| How to Rule Your Mind | Lenora Edwards | 25 juin 2025 | 00:50:44 | |
What if the critical voice telling you "you're not good enough" isn't actually yours? In this raw and transformative conversation, emotional mastery coach Lenora Edwards reveals how she discovered that her decades-long eating disorder and crippling self-doubt were driven by inherited voices from her past - not her authentic self. She shares her breakthrough moment in a dentist's chair that led to developing the SHIFT Protocol, a practical method for identifying whose voice is really speaking in your head and trading limiting thoughts for empowering ones. If you've ever struggled with imposter syndrome, emotional overwhelm, or feeling stuck despite your success, this episode offers a powerful roadmap for reclaiming control of your inner dialogue and, ultimately, your life. What You'll Learn
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| How One Simple Question Became My Leadership Compass for 40 Years | Jim Carlough | 18 juin 2025 | 01:02:37 | |
One conversation changed everything for Jim Carlough. Fresh out of college and newly elected to city council, he expected the usual political favours. Instead, he got life-changing advice that would shape his entire leadership philosophy. In this episode, Jim shares how a simple question asked every night for over 40 years became his compass through challenging business turnarounds, difficult decisions, and building high-performing teams. From transforming struggling sales teams to navigating integrity challenges in corporate America, Jim reveals why some pillars of leadership are simply non-negotiable. ResourcesGuest Links:
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| Every Entrepreneur Starts Their Business for Deeper Reasons Than Just Profit | 11 juin 2025 | 00:39:43 | |
Carly Pepin thought moving from LA to Australia would solve her problems. She was wrong. In this raw conversation, she reveals the moment she realised geography wasn't the issue – her internal world was. From blaming her environment to discovering authentic leadership, Carly shares how facing personal trauma unlocked massive business growth. We explore why some people will always hate your leadership (and why that's actually good), the dangerous "should" trap that kills entrepreneurial growth, and how your deepest personal roadblocks are secretly limiting your business scaling. Links referenced in this episode: Want help creating your own podcast? Visit us at podjunction.com or reach out to Sadaf directly on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sadafbeynon/ | |||
| The 18-Digit Combination Lock Every Leader Must Crack | 04 juin 2025 | 00:39:43 | |
The principal theme of this podcast episode centres on the notion that mere job performance is insufficient for career advancement. I engage in a dialogue with Andrea Wasserman, founder of Executive Express, who elucidates the invisible rules that govern professional progression, particularly for new graduates. Andrea emphasizes the critical importance of communication and executive presence, asserting that individuals must actively showcase their achievements to cultivate recognition in increasingly competitive environments. Furthermore, we explore the concept of "style flexing," which entails adapting one's approach based on the dynamics of the workplace. This conversation serves as a vital resource for listeners seeking to enhance their influence and navigate the complexities of career development effectively. Links referenced in this episode:
Want help creating your own podcast? Visit us at podjunction.com or reach out to Sadaf directly on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sadafbeynon/ | |||
| The Art of Running a Business That Doesn't Need You | 28 mai 2025 | 00:43:58 | |
This podcast episode revolves around the crucial distinction between one's identity and the business they operate, with a particular emphasis on the necessity of dissociating personal worth from business performance. I elucidate the pivotal realisation that many entrepreneurs conflate their self-esteem with their business success, leading to emotional turmoil during challenging times. By learning to view the business as an independent entity, we foster a healthier mindset that enables more rational decision-making and mitigates emotional distress. Throughout the discussion, I share personal anecdotes that illustrate the evolution of my entrepreneurial journey, highlighting the support of mentors and loved ones in navigating the complexities of business leadership. Ultimately, we explore how embracing uncertainty and prioritising personal well-being can lead to sustained growth and fulfillment in both business and life. Links referenced in this episode: Want help creating your own podcast? Visit us at podjunction.com or reach out to Sadaf directly on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sadafbeynon/ | |||
| The Leadership Paradox - When To Listen And When To Let Go | 21 mai 2025 | 00:52:45 | |
In this revealing episode of Conversations That Grow, serial entrepreneur Jose Berlanga shares 40 years of hard-won business wisdom. From surviving a childhood accident that left him with third-degree burns to building and losing multi-million dollar companies, Jose's candid insights on leadership, growth pains, and finding purpose will change how you think about business success. Connect with JoseFind Jose's books on Amazon:
Ready to grow your business through conversations? If you're thinking about using conversations to grow your own business through podcasting but don't have time to handle all the moving parts, we can help! Visit podjunction.com to learn more. 📱 CONNECT WITH SADAF: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sadafbeynon/ | |||
| The 80/20 Rule of Leadership No One Talks About | 14 mai 2025 | 00:41:32 | |
In this episode of Conversations That Grow, we speak with Meredith Walker, founder of Fortifying Roots and strategic consultant. Meredith shares her extraordinary journey from becoming a caregiver at 23 for her quadriplegic mother to developing leadership expertise that transforms businesses. Meredith reveals how this profound personal experience shaped her approach to authentic communication and decision-making. She explains her philosophy that "80% of people's day-to-day work is controllable, but the 20% is where you unlock their true creativity potential that drives your business forward." We explore how leaders can set clear expectations while leaving room for creativity, why focusing on controllable factors during challenging times builds resilience, and how understanding what motivates each team member creates alignment with company goals. Meredith also shares her passionate commitment to mentoring youth, helping them see their potential beyond current circumstances. Her inspiring message reminds us that our circumstances don't define success - our decisions do. Links referenced in this episode: 📱 CONNECT WITH SADAF: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sadafbeynon/ | |||
| Breaking Free from How We've Always Done It | 07 mai 2025 | 00:47:22 | |
In this episode of Conversations That Grow, Chris Vaughan shares how his father's simple advice—"happiness is the goal"—transformed his entire approach to business and life. After climbing the corporate ladder and "flying high" in consulting, Chris realized he was achieving everyone else's goals but his own. This powerful conversation explores how Chris applied his philosophy background to create a purpose-driven consulting firm that helps nonprofit associations rediscover their authentic mission. He reveals the surprising blind spots organizations have (most have never experienced their own member journey!), why "we've always done it this way" blocks transformation, and how leaders create organizations in their own image—for better or worse. Whether you're building a business, leading a team, or seeking more meaning in your work, Chris's insights on aligning success with happiness will challenge how you measure achievement. Perfect for entrepreneurs, consultants, and leaders who want to grow without losing their soul in the process. Links referenced in this episode: Companies mentioned in this episode:
Want help creating your own podcast? Visit us at podjunction.com or reach out to Sadaf directly on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sadafbeynon/ | |||
| The Magnetic Effect of Making People Feel Understood | 30 avr. 2025 | 00:38:35 | |
In this conversation with Michael Davis, founder of Speaking CPR, we explore how truly listening can transform your business and leadership. Michael reveals how he discovered that clients valued him most for his listening skills, not his expertise, changing his entire approach to business. We dive into practical techniques for becoming a better listener, including the power of seeking clarity, embracing silence, and using storytelling to create "mental movies" that engage emotions, not just intellect. In a world where everyone is rushing to speak, Michael shares why slowing down to understand others makes you stand out "like a magnet." Whether you're leading a team, building client relationships, or simply wanting to communicate more effectively, this episode offers valuable insights that can immediately improve how people respond to you. Links referenced in this episode: Companies mentioned in this episode:
Want help creating your own podcast? Visit us at podjunction.com or reach out to Sadaf directly on LinkedIn. Connect with Sadaf: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sadafbeynon/ | |||
| Building Trust Through Actions | 23 avr. 2025 | 00:54:42 | |
This episode centers on the essential role of meaningful dialogue in leadership and the impact of personal experiences on professional development. We delve into the insights shared by Mike Schentrup, a retired police captain and founder of Advanced Police Concepts, who reflects on his extensive career in law enforcement and the lessons learned throughout his journey. Notably, Mike emphasizes the importance of modeling behavior as a leader, highlighting that true leadership extends beyond mere authority and requires genuine engagement with others. We also explore how effective communication, particularly during crises like the COVID-19 pandemic, fosters trust and cohesion within teams. Ultimately, this episode offers valuable perspectives on how our conversations shape not only our careers but also the communities we serve. Links referenced in this episode: Companies mentioned in this episode:
Connect with Sadaf: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sadafbeynon | |||
| How To Lead When Everything Is Falling Apart | 16 avr. 2025 | 00:48:36 | |
In this powerful episode of Conversations That Grow, we speak with Terry Tucker, a former SWAT team hostage negotiator, cancer warrior, author, and speaker whose life is a masterclass in resilience and leadership. Terry shares his extraordinary 13-year journey battling a rare form of melanoma after being told he had just two years to live. He reveals how finding "meaning in misery" has helped him persevere through multiple amputations and experimental treatments. Drawing from his unique background in law enforcement and his ongoing cancer battle, Terry offers profound insights on building trust, influencing others during crisis, and leading with empathy. He explains why "leaders eat last" and how shifting focus away from ourselves during hardship can provide unexpected purpose. Whether you're navigating business challenges or personal setbacks, Terry's wisdom on resilience, trust-building, and meaningful connections will transform how you approach leadership when everything feels like it's falling apart. Links Mentioned
Sadaf Beynon's Details: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sadafbeynon/ | |||
| Four Words That Shattered My Perfect-on-Paper Life | 09 avr. 2025 | 00:53:21 | |
In this eye-opening conversation, host Sadaf Beynon sits down with Christina Langdon, a former media executive who spent two decades climbing the corporate ladder, including 19 years at Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia and as CRO at Fast Company. After facing a life-changing leukemia diagnosis just as she was pivoting to a new career path, Christina's perspective on success underwent a dramatic transformation. Now, as a coach and consultant, she helps leaders tap into what she calls "human AI" – awareness and imagination – to create more meaningful success and avoid burnout. Links mentioned: LinkedIn: Christina Langdon Instagram: @christinalangdonbosslady Website: kite-labs.com or christinalangdon.com Sadaf Beynon's Details: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sadafbeynon/ | |||
| Stop Talking About Your Business to Win More Clients | 02 avr. 2025 | 00:59:33 | |
In this episode of Conversations That Grow, we chat with Drew Donaldson, strategist and founder of GroHaus. Drew shares why building relationships trumps talking business, revealing his unconventional sales approach that lets clients speak uninterrupted for the first 15 minutes. He takes us through buying out his business partners while his wife was six months pregnant, and how he immediately turned the company profitable by cutting unnecessary expenses. Drew offers fresh perspectives on contentment versus complacency, meaningful happiness versus status symbols, and why truly understanding your customers drives business success. Links Mentioned:
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| The Rainy Day Chat That Birthed a $10 Million Real Estate Revolution | 26 mars 2025 | 00:37:01 | |
In this episode, we dive deep with Matt Blair, COO and founding partner of REI Capital Growth. Matt shares how a single rainstorm conversation with his father in an empty Dallas apartment sparked a business that's revolutionizing how small balance investors access commercial real estate opportunities. We explore how conversations have shaped both Matt's business and personal life - from the month-long phone calls that formed the foundation of his relationship with his now-wife, to the persistent debates that helped refine their investment model through multiple SEC rejections. Links & Companies Mentioned
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| How One Conversation Changed My Entire Career | 19 mars 2025 | 00:52:37 | |
In this episode of "Conversations That Grow," Dr. Ken Gembel reveals how a single conversation with an automotive CEO completely changed his career trajectory. The founder of Luck Unlimited (which stands for "Laboring Under Complete Knowledge") shares powerful leadership insights from manufacturing trenches to motocross tracks. Ken unpacks his unconventional approach to problem-solving, why he values listening to frontline workers, and how true success comes from passionate engagement rather than comfortable mediocrity. His story reminds us that behind every successful person isn't just "luck" but disciplined labor and complete knowledge of their craft. A must-listen for anyone wanting to transform their leadership approach and build teams that actually want to show up for work. Links Referenced: Instagram: @LuckUnlimitedApparel Instagram: @LuckUnlimited "Luck It With Lexi" podcast | |||
| Goodbye Push to Be More, Hello Conversations That Grow | 12 mars 2025 | 00:30:21 | |
🚀 Big news! Push to Be More is transforming into something new—welcome to Conversations That Grow! After three years of deep conversations with business leaders, Matt Edmundson reveals why it’s time for a change. In this special episode, Matt sits down with Sadaf Beynon to share the surprising insights he’s gained about vulnerability, connection, and the magic that happens when people open up on a podcast. Listen as they announce exciting changes, including Sadaf stepping into the host role and the podcast’s sharper focus on how conversations fuel business growth and influence. Don’t miss this honest chat about the power of meaningful dialogue—and why even the best things sometimes need to evolve. Hit subscribe and get ready for what’s next! --- Timestamps0:00 - Welcome and introduction to special announcement 1:50 - Matt reflects on the history of Push to Be More 4:18 - What Matt learned from hosting the podcast 11:36 - The surprising vulnerability of podcast conversations 15:32 - Announcement of the podcast's name change 20:15 - Introducing Sadaf as the new host 22:38 - The new guiding question for "Conversations that Grow" 27:20 - Information on how to stay connected with the show --- If this episode of Push to be More piqued your interest make sure to keep up to date with everything we do here on the Push to be More Podcast. | |||
| How to Beat the Hidden Struggle 78% of Leaders Face with Therese Gopaul-Robinson | 05 mars 2025 | 00:55:52 | |
Ever wondered why everyone else seems so confident when you don't? Join Sadaf Beynon as she speaks with Therese Gopaul-Robinson, who reveals the shocking truth that 78% of leaders struggle with confidence issues. From crying in her car before work to transforming organizations with her "security stacking" method, Therese shares the three-step framework that helped one company improve performance metrics from 16% to 82% in just one year. Discover how to build your confidence muscle and transform not just your leadership, but your entire organization. --- What You'll Learn
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| The Real Estate Agent Who Decided to Engineer Urban Happiness with Hunter Patrick | 26 févr. 2025 | 00:48:07 | |
When transplants move to Greenville, South Carolina, they often find a beautiful city but struggle to find connection. Enter Hunter Patrick, a former geometry teacher turned real estate agent who engineered an unconventional solution to urban loneliness. In this conversation, Hunter reveals his deliberate approach to building happiness in a city of strangers, sharing how his community has grown from casual meetups to holiday celebrations and lasting friendships. Discover why he left teaching, how he's applying lessons from his college days to create meaningful connections, and why being kind might be the strongest thing you can do. --- What You'll Learn:
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| Why Great Leaders Choose Face-to-Face over Digital Connection | 19 févr. 2025 | 00:47:26 | |
Want to push yourself to greater heights in business and leadership? Join Matt Edmundson as he talks with Glenn Poulos, a serial entrepreneur who built and sold multiple successful companies by mastering the art of human connection. From getting his sales team out of the office and in front of customers, to leveraging AI while maintaining the personal touch, Glenn shares actionable insights for anyone looking to grow their business and deepen their impact. Discover how combining timeless leadership principles with modern tools can help you achieve greater success and meaning in your entrepreneurial journey. --- Key TakeawaysLeadership requires maintaining the human touch, even as technology advances. Glenn emphasizes that while AI and digital tools are valuable, they should enhance rather than replace personal relationships. True leadership means being present with your team and customers, creating genuine connections that technology alone cannot replicate. Success comes from being "a pleasure to do business with." Glenn built his business around this principle, ensuring every interaction, from answering phones to meeting clients, focused on creating positive experiences. This approach not only drove business growth but created lasting relationships that transcended traditional business boundaries. Growing businesses requires strategic thinking about equity and partnerships. Glenn shares valuable insights about when to partner, when to go solo, and how to make smart decisions about sharing equity. His experience selling multiple companies provides practical wisdom for entrepreneurs looking to scale their businesses. Personal growth and business success are interconnected. Glenn's story demonstrates how maintaining interests outside of business - from DJing to pickleball - contributes to overall leadership effectiveness and personal fulfillment. His commitment to continuous learning, especially with emerging technologies like AI, shows how leaders can stay relevant while honoring timeless principles. --- If this episode of Push to be More piqued your interest make sure to keep up to date with everything we do here on the Push to be More Podcast. --- Links referenced in this episode: Companies mentioned in this episode:
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| Empowering Women in Leadership with Belinda Clemmensen | 12 févr. 2025 | 00:45:48 | |
In this episode of Push to Be More, host Sadaf Beynon interviews Belinda Clemmensen, CEO and founder of Women's Leadership Intensive, about empowering female leaders and addressing systemic challenges in the workplace. Belinda shares insights on the unique hurdles women face in leadership roles, the importance of diversity and inclusion, and her personal journey as an entrepreneur. The conversation explores strategies for sustainable leadership, the evolution of DEI initiatives, and the need for a more integrated approach to gender equity in the professional world. --- Timestamps: 0:00 Intro and guest introduction 5:52 Challenges faced by women in leadership 12:34 Origins of Women's Leadership Intensive 16:23 Unique challenges for women in workplace 22:43 Adapting leadership approach for individuals 28:12 Systemic challenges and DEI pushback 33:01 Bridging divides and finding common ground 37:33 Recharging and staying resilient in impactful work 41:18 Personal growth and sustainable work-life balance 44:38 Closing remarks and contact information --- Key Takeaways: 1. Embrace Authentic Leadership: Belinda Clemmensen highlights the importance of leading in a way that aligns with one's personal values and strengths. She believes that leadership is an inside job, encouraging individuals to lead as themselves rather than conforming to traditional expectations. 2. Value Diversity in Learning: Belinda underscores the significance of diverse learning environments. By bringing together individuals from various industries and backgrounds, her open-enrolment programmes create a rich tapestry of perspectives. This diversity enhances learning and broadens participants' understanding, making it a key component of effective leadership development. 3. Prioritise Self-Care and Reflection: Belinda advises leaders to listen to their bodies and prioritise self-care to maintain resilience. She emphasises the role of reflection and writing in staying connected to one's experiences and emotions. This self-awareness helps drive meaningful change and supports sustainable, balanced living. --- If this episode of Push to be More piqued your interest make sure to keep up to date with everything we do here on the Push to be More Podcast. | |||
| Creativity, Business, and Being a Continual Learner with Amer Tadayon | 05 févr. 2025 | 00:30:17 | |
Amer Tadayon, a modern Renaissance man, shares his journey as an engineer turned tech innovator, filmmaker, and musician. He discusses the challenges of balancing creativity with business operations in his AI-powered video production platform, Lucihub. Amer reflects on the lessons learned from past ventures, emphasizing the importance of choosing the right investors and team members. He shares insights on leadership, problem-solving, and personal growth, drawing from influences like his mother, football coaches, and a pivotal math professor. Amer's story highlights the power of adaptability, continuous learning, and maintaining a creative outlet to recharge. His experiences offer valuable lessons for entrepreneurs on navigating the complexities of building and scaling businesses while striving for personal development. Key Takeaways: 1. Prioritise and execute daily tasks Amer emphasises the importance of setting three key tasks each day and ensuring they're completed, no matter what. This approach helps maintain focus and drive the business forward, especially for those with ADHD who may struggle with execution. 2. There's good money and bad money in business Amer advises entrepreneurs to be cautious about accepting investments. He stresses the importance of finding investors who can add value beyond capital, such as through contacts and networks, rather than those who might have detrimental terms or motives. 3. Learn from failures faster Amer recommends analysing failures promptly and applying the lessons learned. He emphasises the cost of repeating mistakes and the value of using past experiences to inform future decisions and actions in both personal and professional spheres. If this episode of Push to be More piqued your interest make sure to keep up to date with everything we do here on the Push to be More Podcast. | |||
| What Does Success Mean to You? With Andrew Hartshorn | 29 janv. 2025 | 00:48:14 | |
In this episode of Push To Be More, host Matt Edmundson chats with Andrew Hartshorn, an expert in helping businesses prepare for exit. They discuss the challenges of selling a business, the importance of work-life balance, and how the definition of success changes with age. Andrew shares insights on achieving freedom through business and the value of enjoying the journey rather than just focusing on the destination. --- Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 5:08 If you could interview anyone, who would it be? 10:50 From business owner to exit expert 16:14 The emotional side of business exits 29:53 Defining growth as freedom 41:05 Success vs significance 46:09 Outro and contact information --- Key Takeaways: 1. Prioritise Freedom Over Wealth: Andrew highlights the importance of valuing freedom and time over mere financial gain. He states, "Most people want money, but they don't realise the reason they want wealth is because that will give them the freedom to do what they want." This underscores the idea that true success is about having the liberty to choose how you spend your time, rather than just accumulating wealth. 2. Prepare for Business Exit Early: Andrew advises business owners to get their businesses ready for sale well in advance. He mentions, "Get your business ready for sale so you can sell it when you're ready. You've got to put that effort in beforehand." This preparation not only ensures a smoother transition but also provides peace of mind and freedom when the time comes to exit. 3. Embrace the Journey, Not Just the Destination: Andrew encourages enjoying the process rather than solely focusing on end goals. He notes, "A lot of people always focus on the end result... And you can lose five years doing that." By taking time to reflect and appreciate the journey, individuals can find greater satisfaction and avoid losing years to relentless pursuit of future targets. --- If this episode of Push to be More piqued your interest make sure to keep up to date with everything we do here on the Push to be More Podcast. | |||
| Building From Business Failure with Steven Pettigrew and Jamie Simpson | 22 janv. 2025 | 01:02:25 | |
The conversation in this episode serves as a powerful reminder of the impact of personal experiences on professional journeys. Steven Pettigrew and Jamie Simpson, seasoned business investors, join host Matt Edmondson in a candid discussion about their paths to entrepreneurship and their work with Monopoli Capital. The episode opens with light-hearted introductions that quickly shift to the heart of the matter: what it takes to revitalize struggling businesses. Steven shares his early life growing up in an entrepreneurial environment, detailing the lessons learned from his family’s business that once thrived but ultimately faced collapse. This pivotal moment forced him to reassess his identity and approach to business, inspiring him to become a turnaround specialist. Jamie shares insights into his individual podcast journey, “Get Rich or Cry Trying,” and how it complements his partnership with Steven. Their discussion highlights the balance between personal growth and professional development, showcasing how their different backgrounds enrich their business strategies. This episode is packed with practical advice for aspiring entrepreneurs, making it a treasure trove of knowledge for anyone looking to navigate the complexities of business. Takeaways:
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| From Baseball to Business and a Purpose Driven Life with Chris Mader | 15 janv. 2025 | 00:48:30 | |
In this episode of Push to Be More, host Matt Edmundson interviews Chris Mader, founder and CEO of MTA Consulting, about his journey from professional athlete to successful business coach. Chris shares insights on making life adjustments, finding purpose, and balancing success with personal happiness. Discover how Chris overcame challenges, wrote a book, and built a thriving consultancy focused on leadership development and sales coaching. --- Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 2:48 Meet Chris Mader 8:37 Writing a book and starting a business 33:35 Managing work-life balance and personal growth 39:21 Shifting from success to significance 45:41 How to connect with Chris Mader 46:54 Closing remarks and show wrap-up --- Key Takeaways: 1. Make the adjustment - Take ownership of your situation and be willing to change. As Chris says: "You're the one that has to make the change." He emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and taking action to improve your circumstances. 2. Find your purpose - Identify what truly motivates and fulfills you. Chris notes: "Once you establish the purpose. All the studies have been done on, once you're purpose driven, you'll get up earlier, you'll stay later." Aligning your work with your purpose leads to greater satisfaction and success. 3. Focus on balance and wellbeing - Don't neglect your health and relationships in pursuit of career success. Chris shares: "I wanted to spend more time with my kids, I want to spend time with my wife, I want to spend more time with my friends. And I was over invested in work." He emphasizes the importance of finding balance for overall happiness and fulfillment. --- If this episode of Push to be More piqued your interest make sure to keep up to date with everything we do here on the Push to be More Podcast. | |||
| Pushing Beyond Comfort with John Rich | 08 janv. 2025 | 00:41:24 | |
In this episode of Push to Be More, host Sadaf Beynon interviews John Rich, founder of A Rich Opinion, about his journey as an entrepreneur in PR and marketing. John shares insights on overcoming challenges, balancing work and family life, and his vision for the future of his business. Discover valuable lessons on leadership, growth, and the importance of honesty in client relationships. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 2:02 Guest Introduction 4:23 Elon Musk as a Dream Guest 6:52 Parenting and Personal Growth 8:14 Facing Challenges 11:11 Business Development Lessons 14:10 Adapting to Business Realities 18:34 Going Solo and Leadership Growth 20:58 Balancing Business and Family 23:19 Defining Growth 25:45 Future of PR and Marketing 27:54 Opportunities in Video Content 32:23 Leadership Style and Team Building 35:16 Transparency and Client Relations 38:28 Building a Reputation 39:32 Contact Information | |||
| Personal Growth as the Road to Success with Rick Salmeron | 18 déc. 2024 | 00:45:34 | |
Join host Matt Edmundson on 'Push To Be More' as he dives deep into a conversation with Rick Salmeron, Certified Financial Planner and CEO of Salmeron Financial. Discover Rick's unique life experiences, how he overcame limiting beliefs, and his journey towards personal growth. Sponsored by Podjunction, this episode is filled with insightful discussions on shaping a successful mindset and standing out in life and business. --- Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:31 Guest Introduction: Rick Salmeron 01:02 Sponsorship Shoutout 02:04 Rick's Background and Interests 03:39 Rick's Life in Dallas 06:12 First Rock Concert Experience 12:49 Personal Growth and Business Insights 23:52 A Life-Changing Weekend 26:24 The Power of Pessimism 30:10 Overcoming Limiting Beliefs 34:11 Daily Disciplines for Success 39:08 Influences and Personal Growth 42:30 Final Thoughts and Farewell --- Key Takeaways:
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| Servant Leadership with Jon Antonucci | 11 déc. 2024 | 00:45:52 | |
Join host Matt Edmundson on 'Push to Be More' as he dives into an insightful discussion with Jon Antonucci, a leadership coach and founder of SML Consultive. Jon shares his unique life experiences, the challenges he's overcome, and his thoughts on servant leadership. From his early days in martial arts and coaching youth sports to dealing with personal adversity and leading international organizations, Jon's journey is both inspiring and eye-opening. Sponsored by Podjunction, this episode explores the importance of character, ownership, and true servant leadership. Don't miss this profound conversation filled with life's hard-earned lessons. --- Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 01:40 Meet Jon Antonucci 12:09 Servant Leadership Philosophy 18:58 Jon's Leadership Journey 22:38 A Devastating Sentence and Reflection 24:04 Building Inmate Peer Programming 27:12 Servant Leadership in the Corporate World 29:09 Empowering Frontline Leaders 35:42 The Importance of Character in Leadership 41:12 Taking Responsibility and Ownership 42:26 Connecting with Jon Antonucci --- Key Takeaways
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| Balancing Life and Business with Lauren Bayne | 04 déc. 2024 | 00:53:10 | |
Join host Sadaf Beynon on "Push to Be More" as she welcomes Lauren Bayne, a creative director with a flair for personal branding. Discover Lauren's journey from advertising for Fortune 500 companies to helping leaders craft unique brand identities. Sponsored by Podjunction, this episode explores the transformative power of podcasting for businesses. --- Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 2:30 Introduction of Lauren Bain 6:58 Discovering Advertising 11:33 Pivot to Purpose-Driven Work 16:08 Entrepreneurial Ventures 20:44 Personal Development and Branding 26:28 Challenges and Overcoming Them 32:25 Impact of Dementia on Family 37:46 Family Dynamics and Growth 41:08 Recharging and Self-Care 46:05 Future Growth and Goals 51:28 Conclusion and Contact Information --- Key Takeaways: 1. Embrace Personal Growth and Self-Awareness: Lauren highlights the importance of introspection and self-awareness as tools for personal development. She acknowledges that while being introspective can sometimes lead to overthinking, it ultimately helps in understanding oneself better and navigating life's challenges. 2. Pursue Purpose-Driven Work: Lauren's career journey underscores the significance of aligning professional pursuits with personal values and purpose. She shares her transition from working with large brands to focusing on personal branding for individuals, driven by a desire to work with purpose-based brands. 3. Invest in Yourself and Your Well-being: Lauren discusses the importance of investing in personal and professional development. She mentions her involvement in mastermind groups and workshops as a means to recharge and grow. Additionally, she emphasises the value of taking time for oneself, whether through exercise or other activities, to maintain balance and well-being. --- If this episode of Push to be More piqued your interest make sure to keep up to date with everything we do here on the Push to be More Podcast. | |||
| AI, Dealing with Failure, and Taking Risks with Arshad Hisham | 27 nov. 2024 | 00:48:06 | |
In this episode of "Push to Be More," host Matt Edmundson engages with Arshad Hisham, a dynamic entrepreneur and CEO of inGen Dynamics. Arshad shares his journey from overcoming a catastrophic business failure to building a successful company with an $80 million revenue pipeline. The conversation explores the rapid evolution of AI and robotics, highlighting both the exciting potential and the societal challenges they present. Arshad discusses the importance of resilience, risk-taking, and reframing failure as a learning opportunity. He also emphasises the value of gratitude and introspection in maintaining contentment and purpose. This insightful dialogue offers a blend of personal anecdotes and professional insights, making it a must-listen for aspiring entrepreneurs and tech enthusiasts. Key Takeaways: 1. Embrace Failure as a Learning Opportunity: Arshad highlights the importance of viewing failures not as personal shortcomings but as character-building experiences. He stresses that setbacks are often due to external factors beyond one's control and advises detaching oneself from the failure to learn and grow from it. This perspective helps in maintaining resilience and continuing to pursue one's goals despite challenges. 2. Cultivate Mental Resilience and Adaptability: Arshad discusses the significance of mental exercises, such as meditation and introspection, to build resilience. He suggests that just as physical exercise is essential for the body, mental exercises are crucial for the mind. This includes reframing situations positively and understanding that personal growth often comes from overcoming adversity. 3. Live with Gratitude and Without Expectations: Arshad advocates for starting each day with gratitude, acknowledging the positive aspects of life rather than focusing on what is lacking. He also advises against having expectations from others, as this can lead to disappointment and negative emotions. By doing so, one can maintain a sense of freedom and contentment, focusing on personal growth and contribution rather than external validation. If this episode of Push to be More piqued your interest make sure to keep up to date with everything we do here on the Push to be More Podcast. | |||
| Managing Stress and Handling Pressure with James Bargeron | 20 nov. 2024 | 01:05:30 | |
Join host Sadaf Beynon on the Push to Be More Podcast as she welcomes performance specialist James Bargeron, who shares insights from his 30-year career in global oil transportation and his transition to coaching. Discover how James navigated industry pressures and personal challenges to help professionals excel under pressure. Sponsored by Podjunction, this episode explores the transformative power of podcasting for businesses. --- Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 2:15 Introduction of James Bargeron 5:50 Guest Choice for Podcast Guest 8:53 Defining Challenges Faced 14:15 Career Transition and Family Impact 20:07 Industry Culture and Personal Growth 28:24 Path to Coaching and Mentoring 35:31 Breaking the Cycle of Blame and Shame 41:17 Childhood Influences on Drive 50:18 Understanding Pressure and Stress 55:10 Managing Pressure and Recharging 1:00:36 Future Growth and Relationships 1:03:38 Contact Information --- Key Takeaways: 1. Self-Evaluation and Awareness: James emphasises the importance of self-evaluation and understanding one's subconscious drivers. He suggests that many of our actions are influenced by subconscious motivations, and recognising these can help in making more conscious decisions. This process involves looking in the mirror and understanding why certain mistakes were made, which can be challenging but ultimately rewarding. 2. Managing Pressure and Stress: James discusses the distinction between pressure and stress, noting that unhealthy pressure can lead to stress. He advises finding ways to manage this pressure, such as engaging in activities that provide mental and physical relaxation, like golf or meditation. Understanding and using pressure to one's advantage, rather than letting it lead to stress, is crucial for maintaining well-being. 3. Building Relationships and Connections: James highlights the significance of relationships and connections, both personally and professionally. He argues that these are the true creators of success and fulfilment, rather than financial achievements alone. Investing in meaningful relationships can lead to a more balanced and satisfying life, as they are fundamental to personal and professional growth. --- If this episode of Push to be More piqued your interest make sure to keep up to date with everything we do here on the Push to be More Podcast. | |||
| Entrepreneurship, Focus, and Faith with Chris George | 23 oct. 2024 | 00:56:43 | |
Join host Matt Edmundson as he chats with serial entrepreneur Chris George, who has launched seven businesses, including Gentleman’s Box and SubSummit. In this episode, Chris shares insights on the importance of focus in entrepreneurship and how his faith journey over the past year has impacted his life. Discover how Chris balances his entrepreneurial spirit with a deepening relationship with God. --- Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 2:09 The Importance of Focus in Business 6:12 The Impact of Environment on Focus 15:43 Strategic Business Planning with a Top-Down Approach 18:26 Understanding Lead and Lag Measures 25:31 A Return to Faith 28:28 Chris George's Faith Journey 37:23 Faith is the Hope of Things Unseen 50:37 Bringing Faith into Business --- Key Takeaways: 1. The Importance of Focus: Chris emphasises the significance of maintaining focus, especially for entrepreneurs. He advises against falling into the "shiny object syndrome" trap, where one might be tempted to pursue multiple ventures simultaneously. Instead, he suggests dedicating the majority of one's time and energy to a primary goal or business, as this focus is crucial for achieving success. 2. Understanding and Leveraging Environment: Chris discusses how the environment plays a critical role in shaping one's life and work habits. He shares personal insights about how his work environment affects his productivity and efficiency. By identifying where and how one works best, individuals can enhance their focus and output. He also touches on the broader impact of one's upbringing and surroundings on personal development and success. 3. Consistency in Faith and Routine: Chris talks about the transformative power of faith in his life, particularly over the past year. He highlights the importance of consistency in building a relationship with God, comparing it to maintaining a daily routine like brushing teeth. By integrating faith practices into daily life, such as reading the Bible and praying, one can find peace and guidance, which also positively influences business decisions and personal growth. --- If this episode of Push to be More piqued your interest make sure to keep up to date with everything we do here on the Push to be More Podcast. | |||
| The Life-Giving Power of Communication with Neil Rogers | 16 oct. 2024 | 00:54:47 | |
Join host Matt Edmundson in an engaging conversation with Neil Rogers, author of "Bar Tips: Everything I Needed to Know in Sales I Learned Behind the Bar." Discover Neil's unique insights into sales, marketing, and his personal journey, including the transformative impact of communication technology on his non-speaking son. Don't miss this inspiring episode, and find the full transcript and show notes at pushtobemore.com. --- Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 7:34 The Life-Giving Power of Communication 31:44 Creating a Supportive Environment for Autism 40:11 Neil's Staffing Solution Strategy 43:10 The Law of Attraction in Networking 46:55 The Most Surprising Conversation Neil's Ever Had --- Key Takeaways: 1. Embrace Tenacity and Creativity in Problem-Solving: Neil emphasises the importance of tenacity over mere persistence. He suggests that creativity and positivity are crucial in navigating challenges, particularly in the context of special needs education. This approach has been instrumental in his efforts to improve his son's life and can be applied broadly to overcome obstacles in various aspects of life. 2. Harness the Power of Communication and Connection: Neil shares how crucial communication has been in his personal and professional life. From discovering a method for his son to communicate despite his non-verbal condition to networking and finding solutions through conversations, Neil highlights the transformative power of effective communication and building connections. 3. Focus on What You Can Do: Neil and his family have consistently focused on what they can do to improve their son's life, rather than dwelling on limitations. This proactive mindset, coupled with a willingness to explore new avenues and remain positive, has led to significant breakthroughs. This advice encourages others to adopt a similar approach, focusing on actionable steps and maintaining a positive outlook. --- If this episode of Push to be More piqued your interest make sure to keep up to date with everything we do here on the Push to be More Podcast. | |||
| Legacy, Loss, and Living Fully | 02 oct. 2024 | 01:03:11 | |
Join Matt Edmundson and Sadaf Beynon on this episode of "Push to Be More" as they discuss the unexpected challenges of life, the importance of keeping family memories alive, and the art of balancing work and personal growth. Discover how Sadaf navigates her multicultural family life and her passion for podcasting with PodJunction. Don't forget to subscribe and visit pushtobemore.com for more insights and episodes. Key Takeaways: 1. Keeping Short Accounts and Being Present: Sadaf emphasises the importance of maintaining open communication and addressing issues as they arise. She highlights the value of expressing necessary thoughts and feelings, even if they are uncomfortable, to avoid leaving things unsaid. This approach fosters healthier relationships and ensures that important matters are addressed in a timely manner. 2. Adapting to Life's Challenges with Grace: Sadaf shares her experience of dealing with significant family losses and the importance of having a strong foundation of values instilled by her parents. She credits her ability to navigate these challenges to the lessons learned from her parents, such as putting faith first and maintaining a close relationship with family. This underscores the importance of resilience and having a support system during difficult times. 3. Maximising Limited Time for Self-Care: Sadaf discusses the challenge of finding time for herself amidst a busy life with young children. She advises making the most of small moments, like enjoying a coffee in the morning, to recharge. This highlights the importance of adapting self-care practices to fit current life circumstances and recognising that even brief moments can be valuable for personal well-being. If this episode of Push to be More piqued your interest make sure to keep up to date with everything we do here on the Push to be More Podcast. | |||
| Turning Trials into Triumph | 25 sept. 2024 | 00:44:52 | |
In this episode of Push to Be More, Matt Edmundson interviews Nikki Lindgren, a savvy marketer and agency founder. Nikki shares her journey from her small-town upbringing to creating her own agency, Pennock, which focuses on driving growth for seven-figure beauty and lifestyle brands. She discusses the importance of female role models in business, overcoming the challenges of her career, and the struggles of balancing work, family, and personal growth. Key Takeaways:
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| Unlocking Business Growth Through Strategic Alliances | 18 sept. 2024 | 00:57:28 | |
In this episode of Push To Be More, host Matt Edmundson speaks with Scott Overbeck, founder of Seacoast Consulting Group, about his journey transitioning from the corporate world to entrepreneurship. They delve into topics such as strategic alliances, business growth, work-life balance, and the challenges of starting a new venture. Key Takeaways:
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| How to Build a Million-Dollar Business Alone | 11 sept. 2024 | 01:02:03 | |
In this episode of Push to be More, host Matt Edmundson interviews Elaine Pofeldt, author of Tiny Business, Big Money and The Million Dollar One-Person Business. Using sage insights from her books Elaine shares how entrepreneurs, specifically solopreneurs, can grow their business to seven-figures whilst still maintaining a satisfying lifestyle. Key Takeaways:
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| Vulnerability, The Unexpected Key to Success | 04 sept. 2024 | 00:46:41 | |
In this episode of Push To Be More, Matt Edmundson interviews Joe Davis, a Managing Director and Senior Partner at Boston Consulting Group, about his life and leadership. Together they discuss the importance of mentorship and vulnerability in business, Joe reflects on how being open about your own limitations can foster strong connections and drive success. Joe's advice and mindset offers a refreshing take on vulnerability in the business world and provides listeners with the tools they need to succeed in a high profile career. Key Takeaways:
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| Learn Your Way to Success | 28 août 2024 | 00:40:16 | |
In this archival episode of Push to be More Matt Edmundson sits down with Zafar Karim for a thrilling conversation. Going from the humble streets of East End London to the prestigious halls of Cambridge University, Zafar exemplifies resilience and success in the tech business world. He has mastered the art of steering fledgling tech IPOs and has a decade long journey in investment banking with titans like Solomon Brothers. Zafar shares his thoughts on self -awareness, the importance of resilience, and how taking responsibility for your circumstances can empower you to make significant changes. Key Takeaways:
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| An Entrepreneurs Journey From Heartache to Health | 21 août 2024 | 00:55:57 | |
In this weeks archival episode of Push to be More Host Matt Edmundson sits down with Vision Captured's Dominic Gerleve, for a powerful conversation. Dominic shares his journey from a challenging upbringing to becoming a leader in the fitness industry. He talks about the humbling lessons from his early career, the importance of health and fitness and how his father's heart attack was a pivotal moment that fueled his passion for helping others. Dominic's story is all about resilience, learning from failures, and the power of persistence. His insights are a reminder that true success comes from dedication and consistent effort. Key Takeaways:
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| Finding Success Through Persistence | 14 août 2024 | 00:47:37 | |
In this weeks archival episode of the Push to be More Podcast Host Matt Edmundson sits down for a conversation with Wired Differently creator Todd Saylor. Todd shares his journey from growing up with a legendary high school football coach for a dad to becoming a successful entrepreneur running 14 businesses. He gets into the importance of knowing what you want and going after it. A principle that Todd's father instilled in him early on. From turning a donut shop into the donut capital of the world to helping others build businesses that generate passive income, Todd's story is all about persistence and the entrepreneurial spirit. In a world where quick fixes and instant success are often glorified, Todd's insights remind us that true success comes from showing up, working hard, and staying committed to your goals. Key Takeaways:
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| Become a Resilient Leader | 07 août 2024 | 01:02:56 | |
In this weeks archival episode of Push to be More Host Matt Edmundson talks to Ian Finch CEO of Mando Agency. Ian shares his journey from the early days of scraping by to leading a successful digital agency that partners with big names like JCB and British Red Cross. We dive into the ups and downs of running a business, the importance of just showing up and how to push through challenges with resilience and determination. Ian's story is packed with insights about creating a sustainable future for your company and his personal mission to be better today than he was yesterday. Key Takeaways :
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| The Art of Just Showing Up | 31 juil. 2024 | 00:55:18 | |
In this weeks episode of Push To Be More we once again dive into the archive to present Matts conversation with Andrew Kelly. Andrew explores the unsexy wisdom of just turning up. It's a lesson that really hits home in a world where everyone seems to be searching for quick fixes and magic bullets. From his days as an elite road cyclist to his current role leading groundbreaking research in Antarctica. Andrew's journey is a testament to the power of persistence and of just showing up no matter what. Key Takeaways:
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| Perfect Your Work Life Balance | 24 juil. 2024 | 00:51:19 | |
In this weeks episode, pulled from our extensive archive of excellent episodes, host Matt Edmundson sits down with Neil Morecraft, a high-energy businessman and performance marketeer, to discuss his personal journey through business. With a story that traverses bankruptcy, fostering a child, launching the company Digital Detective and much more, Neil's story is full of vital takeaways for any listener: Key Takeaways:
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