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

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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.

Join Patrick and Steffany as they explore the importance of setting clear intentions and aligning them with your goals to achieve success in all areas of life. They dive deep into the power of – setting intentional–intentions- and discuss the difference between Intentions, Goals and Values Whether you’re an athlete looking to increase performance, an entrepreneur looking to grow your business, or someone who wants to live a more intentional and fulfilling life, this episode offers insights and stories to help take you to a next level awareness. When you understand how setting intentions keeps you on track and how your journey and decisions are values based, your GOALS and Outcomes become realized in a much more fun and fulfilling way. Together Patrick and Steffany share examples and experiences to help you understand the importance of setting clear intentions and how to align them with your goals. They unpack the power of intentionality and the role it plays in personal and professional relationships, and how this level of clarity could even help you build stronger connections with those around you. A must-listen for anyone looking to be their greatest self and live their best life.

Jonathan Jay has been an entrepreneur since dropping out of university at age 19. Now 50 years old, he has built businesses in publishing, digital marketing, adult education and coaching, and preschool education and sold each of them. During the pandemic, he made 48 business acquisitions to create the 4th largest group in his sector in under three years. One notable deal was buying a £5m annual revenue digital marketing company from its Private Equity owner for just £1 and selling it for £1.3m just eleven months later. He is an advocate of a healthy work-life balance, suffering mental and physical burnout, and believes you can achieve success without business taking over your life! He now helps other people buy businesses and helps them avoid the expensive mistakes - as he says he has made them all! • Is it really possible to buy a business without risking your own cash? • Why is buying a business faster than starting a business from scratch? • How is it possible to do 48 acquisitions in less than three years? • Can anyone buy a business? • What’s the secret of finding great businesses to buy? as seen on: designed

Welcome to "The Everyday Millionaire," the podcast that celebrates the stories of seemingly ordinary people who have achieved extraordinary things. Join your host, Patrick, as he sits down with guests from all walks of life to discuss their journeys, their successes, and the lessons they've learned along the way. Whether you're an entrepreneur, investor, or simply someone who wants to improve their financial situation, "The Everyday Millionaire" is the show for you. Through candid conversations with our guests, you'll discover the mindset, strategies, and habits that are key to building wealth and creating the life you desire. And if you're looking for even more inspiration and motivation, be sure to check out TEDM "Mindset Matters," our special series featuring world-class mental performance coach and expert, and Patricks wife Steffany Hanlen Francey. Together Patrick and Steffany discuss and delve into the many aspects of mindset and how and why it matters! Tune in to "The Everyday Millionaire" and start your journey to financial freedom today. #podcast #wealth #inspiration #motivation #mindset #money #leadership

Tom Karadza is Co-Founder of Rock Star Real Estate Inc. in Ontario that has worked with real estate investors since 2008 to help educate, inform and ultimately buy rental property across the Greater Toronto Area. 

With a start in the software industry back in 1998, after a few years of being on the “technical” side of the business Tom decided to join the sales team. And he hit it out of the park in a big way! But he was miserable and felt like a cog in a big fat money machine.

With the guidance of an early influence, Dan Kennedy, Tom made the decision to become the master of his own life, his own rain maker, and the personal freedom that came along with that. He wanted to create his own business and live life on his own terms. This led to two things: real estate investing and a very serious study of marketing and sales.

Tom and his brother Nick decided to create their own real estate investing business and a real estate brokerage dedicated to investors. They started an investor program, “Income for Life,” in 2006 and then launched their own brokerage, “Rock Star Real Estate.” They wanted to start a brokerage “by investors, for investors” – so they did!

Dive into this episode, to hear more of Tom’s story from IT to Rock Star Real Estate, the influence of his immigrant parents and a contrarian mindset that informs his values and integrity and is at the root of how Tom operates both in business and personally. Tom shares how their company has evolved from operating exclusively in Toronto and the GTA to recently expanding (with the right team) to offer opportunities for real estate education and ownership in Florida. Exchanging the role of interviewer from time to time, Tom and Patrick talk about the powerful impact of meditation, personal integrity, economics, real estate markets, creative strategies, government policy, cryptocurrency and the value of creating positive culture in business.

Join Patrick and Steffany as they explore the topic of coachability and why it is essential for personal and professional growth. They discuss the importance of having a coach and how it can help individuals achieve their goals more efficiently. In this episode they delve into the fact that coachability is a two-way street, and it is essential to be receptive and open to feedback to make grow. Together they share their personal experiences of being coached and share insights into being coachable and what traits are needed to be receptive to feedback.

Having spent my early career as an accomplished corporate finance leader with over $1.2B of middle-market M&A and financing transaction experience and a proven track record as trusted decision-making partner to C-level executives, I have turned my entrepreneurial energy and enthusiasm toward building a self storage investment business. My transactional experience, financial savvy and leadership training by top executives have provided me with the foundation to build a world-class organization focused on helping alternative investors build wealth while improving communities. I create value for my partners by developing and executing disciplined real estate investment initiatives with open communications style and unwavering integrity. Specialties: Value-add self-storage investments, distressed mortgage note investing/dealing, private lending, private investing in multi-family and self-storage properties.

In this episode of Mindset Matters Patrick and Steffany delve into the nuances of two powerful emotions, FEAR and CONCERN and explore the ways in which they can either hinder or help us in navigating life’s challenges. Together they share their personal experiences and insights gained as they unpack the various factors that contribute to fear and concern and discuss the mindset for managing them effectively. Listen in as they consider the current conditions that seem to be driving fear and concern to levels most have never experienced. Together they consider how you can develop a more mindful and intentional approach to planning and decision-making. Whether you’re facing a major life transition, grappling with uncertainty in your career or relationships, or simply looking to add to your understanding of these complex emotions, this discussion provides an expanded perspective and some practical insights to help you navigate the ups and downs of life with greater clarity and confidence.

Learn these strategies here ! CREATIVE BUYING STRATEGiES https://rein.remi360online.com/rapid-cash-program-registration THINKTANK https://rein.remi360online.com/think-tank-live-registration Real estate can be a lucrative investment, but many investors struggle to make a profit when the market is volatile. However, there are several strategies you can use to profit in any real estate market - up or down. In this video, we'll discuss four strategies: agreements for sale, rent to own/lease options, vendor take-back mortgages, and wholesaling. We'll explain what these strategies are, how they work, and how to implement them successfully. Agreements for Sale An agreement for sale is a legal agreement between a buyer and a seller. The buyer agrees to make payments to the seller, who remains the legal owner of the property until the buyer pays the full purchase price. This strategy is often used in markets where traditional financing is difficult to obtain, or where buyers have poor credit. To implement this strategy successfully, you need to find motivated sellers who are willing to enter into an agreement for sale. You also need to ensure that the terms of the agreement are favorable to you as the buyer, such as a low interest rate or a long repayment period. You may also need to hire a lawyer to ensure that the agreement is legally binding and enforceable. #Rent to Own/Lease Options Rent to own, also known as lease options, is a strategy where a buyer leases a property for a set period of time with the option to buy it at a later date. The buyer typically pays a non-refundable option fee and a higher-than-average monthly rent. This strategy is often used in markets where buyers have poor credit or can't obtain traditional financing. To implement this strategy successfully, you need to find motivated sellers who are willing to enter into a rent to own agreement. You also need to ensure that the terms of the agreement are favorable to you as the buyer, such as a low option fee or a long lease term. You may also need to work with a real estate agent to find suitable properties and negotiate the terms of the agreement. Vendor Take-Back Mortgages A vendor take-back mortgage is a financing strategy where the seller of a property provides financing to the buyer. The buyer makes payments to the seller, who acts as the lender, until the full purchase price is paid off. This strategy is often used in markets where traditional financing is difficult to obtain or where buyers have poor credit. To implement this strategy successfully, you need to find motivated sellers who are willing to provide financing. You also need to ensure that the terms of the mortgage are favorable to you as the buyer, such as a low interest rate or a long repayment period. You may also need to work with a lawyer to ensure that the mortgage is legally binding and enforceable. #wholesaling Wholesaling is a strategy where an investor finds distressed properties, negotiates a low purchase price, and then sells the property to another investor for a higher price. This strategy is often used in down markets where there are many distressed properties available. To implement this strategy successfully, you need to find motivated sellers who are willing to sell their properties at a low price. You also need to find other investors who are willing to buy the properties at a higher price. You may also need to work with a real estate agent or use online resources to find suitable properties and investors.

Join us for this episode of Mindset Matters where Patrick and Steffany dive into the uncomfortable topic of ‘being offended.’ In this discussion, they explore the idea that given the changes in the world since the pandemic, people seem to be getting offended more easily. Patrick and Steffany dive into the topic and consider shifting societal factors that may be contributing to this phenomenon. As always, they share their personal anecdotes as they unpack the nuances of offended-taking and discuss how we can better navigate situations where we or others may feel offended. Join us for an insightful conversation that challenges us to reflect on our own reactions to feeling offended, and how we can create a more understanding view of the world.

“We step in for the energy, for the fresh perspective, to re-invent how we work and to ignite the imagination. Then we also come up with the tools to validate and create prototype and put stuff into reality.” – Robert Overweg Robert Overweg empowers companies and people to be more open to new ideas and change. He learns people to gather inspiration from different fields like esports, gaming, art, and philosophy to develop mental dexterity. But he also shows you ways to experiment and put your ideas into reality, fast. With a proven track record with clients like Ebay, Vodafone, Vueling, Heineken and a series of startups Empower people by creating better alignment. Learn how to train for mental dexterity. Create the right environment for change, learning, and creation.

Join Patrick and Steffany on this episode as they navigate their thought process behind the title "if you're going to fight, fight right, but don't be a right fighter" Most can understand or relate to conflict being productive if handled appropriately but damaging if approached with a combative attitude, hidden agenda, and unyielding attitude. "Fighting right" relies on being respectful, constructive, empathetic, or compassionate and listening to other's perspectives and working together to find a mutually beneficial solution. "Right Fighter" it the character trait of an unrelenting insistence and need to be right. The impact it may have on others, or the situation is not considered. In those moments, the environment is toxic, created by hostility and bitterness, defiance and little or no progress.

Join Steffany and Patrick as they dive into the not so common ‘holding space’…. what it means and what it takes. Holding space for others is a skill that requires awareness, humility, and empathy. Whether you are a speaker, leader, parent with kids in sports, or simply a member of a group or family, learning to hold space is essential for creating a safe and supportive environment for those around you. It means being present and actively listening to others without judgment or distraction, listening with compassion, and creating a space where people can express themselves freely. This requires a willingness to ‘park our ego’ put the needs of others first, to be attentive to their feelings and experiences, and to offer support and validation when needed. Whether it’s in the boardroom, the workplace, or at home with family, holding space is about creating a space where people feel heard, seen, and valued. With awareness and humility, we can learn to hold space for others, one-on-one or for many, and have a positive and meaningful impact on the lives of those around us.

“Winning is received at the end, but it’s really conceived in the beginning, in the mind, when you first think of it. So many people do not believe or have the mindset to believe that they can win. Winning is really a decision.” – Daphne Jones Hi there I’m Patrick Francey host of my podcast the Everyday Millionaire inviting you to listen in on an inspiring conversation with my guest Daphne E. Jones. Daphne is a Fortune 50 technology and business leader whose disruptive digital strategies focus on business objectives, culture, capabilities & technology to drive innovation and transform corporate business models. A now retired senior vice president and Chief Information Officer; Daphne is highly regarded as a global executive, business advisor and digital strategist who has led organisations to reimagine their businesses with agility, customer centricity and market speed. In this episode we unpack some parts of her life's journey to writing her best selling book WIN when they say you won’t…a guide to helping you break through barriers and up level your success Listen in enjoy

The Four Agreements...Unpacked Join Patrick and Steffany for this episode as they take on a discussion of this monumental quote. Don Miguel Ruiz said "To be alive is the biggest fear humans have. Death is not the biggest fear we have; our biggest fear is taking the risk to be alive — the risk to be alive and express who we really are. Just being ourselves is the biggest fear of humans. We have learned to live our lives trying to satisfy other people’s demands. We have learned to live by other people’s points of view because of the fear of not being accepted and of not being good enough for someone else.”

In the latest episode of the Mindset Matters podcast, in Steffany's absence, host Patrick Francey interviews special guest Shelly Lefkoe, a transformational coach specializing in eliminating deep-seated beliefs that shape behavior and emotions. Shelly explains how unconscious beliefs, often formed in childhood, significantly impact our adult lives and limit our potential.

Shelly describes her late husband’s process, developed over 35 years ago, that identifies and eradicates these limiting beliefs. She highlights the distinction between patterns, such as procrastination or fear of public speaking, and the underlying beliefs that cause them. By addressing these beliefs, individuals can overcome unwanted behaviors and live more authentically.

The discussion delves into the nature of fear, particularly fear of failure and public speaking. Shelly explains that fear often stems from perceived threats to survival, like fear of rejection or criticism. By eliminating the beliefs that underpin these fears, individuals can break free from limiting patterns.

Shelly shares a practical technique for managing emotions by questioning the meaning we give to events, emphasizing that events themselves have no inherent meaning. By reframing these meanings, we can change our emotional reactions and reduce negative feelings. The episode underscores the importance of self-awareness and being conscious of our thoughts and beliefs as the first step toward meaningful change.

Tune in to this insightful episode to learn how to identify and overcome the beliefs holding you back from living the life you dream of.

A growth mindset or a fixed mindset are two common terms that Patrick and Steffany have discussed on the show many times…but there are other mindsets! Listen in on this episode as Patrick and Steffany invite you to consider what other mindset you may have and not even be aware of….together they go off on tangents and wander down some rabbit holes…but arrive at a great message of the power of your awareness. Designer Mindset: A designer mindset which focuses on creating and innovating new solutions to problems, looking at challenges as opportunities for growth and improvement. Entrepreneur Mindset: An entrepreneur mindset which is characterized by a willingness to take risks and pursue opportunities. They have a growth mindset, always seeking new ways to innovate, expand and grow their business. And… Philosopher Mindset: A philosopher mindset which involves asking fundamental questions and examining the world in a critical and analytical manner. This mindset has a deep interest in understanding the world and humanity, and they look at problems from multiple perspectives.

Derek Lobo is known as the “Apartment Guru” because of his decades of speaking, writing, consulting, brokerage transactions, relationships, and industry wisdom. He is one of the most connected individuals in the apartment industry, living by his personal motto: always stay in traffic! To date, he has authored eighteen books and is the visionary behind the Apartment University online learning portal and his most recent the The Self Funding House™. Firmly established as a “thought leader”, Derek’s unwavering mission is to impact one of the world’s greatest challenges—the lack of rental housing. Now in his fifth decade of business, Derek continues to be an “Apartment Collaborator,” by bringing together like-minded, talented individuals to solve business challenges and create opportunities. As always in this episode Derek share His keen insights and strategies along with some Old Guy wisdom…listen in, enjoy. #housing #millenial #interestrates #wealth #homeownership

In this episode Steffany and Patrick unpack the concept of the greatest RESET as it applies to business and all areas of life. While the word ‘reset’ may have become a bit overused, it helps us understand the role it has in maximizing success or getting back on track after something unexpected happens, good or bad, high or low. Steffany and Patrick share their experience after a weekend event where emotions were high, and expectations ran strong. Together they emphasize how resetting was a key for successful outcomes. Completion is an important tool used at the end of each event, but resetting is critical for continued success.

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Kristin Keffeler, MSM, MAPP is a thought leader, speaker, and consultant at the forefront of a global shift in family wealth advising, known as Wealth 3.0. She guides affluent and enterprising families, rising gen, and the professionals who support them in embracing the positive power of wealth and doing the “inner work of money.” Kristin is the author of The Myth of the Silver Spoon: Navigating Family Wealth & Creating an Impactful Life (Wiley, 2022), an Amazon bestseller in its category. As the founder of Illumination360 and the Chief Learning Officer for the Denver-based Johnson Financial Group, she specializes in human motivation and behavioral change, family dynamics, family governance, rising gen education and development, and intergenerational collaboration. Drawing upon her life experience as the daughter of wealth-creating parents and her years of research and private practice advising and coaching the rising generation in affluent and enterprising families, Kristin believes that members of the rising gen are uniquely positioned to create significant impact in the world, and uses a lens of strengths to help them to ignite their potential. Keffeler brings a multi-dimensional approach to her work. She earned an undergraduate degree in human biology and chemistry, with an emphasis on human peak performance. She also holds a Master of Science in Management with a concentration in Public Health from the University of Denver, and a Master of Applied Positive Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania.

New! Listen in as Patrick and Steffany discuss creating a vision for your life based on your values and how you can work towards it every day. https://theeverydaymillionaire.ca/values-to-vision Creating a vision for your life based on your true values is the key to living a fulfilling and authentic life. It requires that you take the time to reflect on what truly matters to you and that you align your decisions and actions with those values. When you live in accordance with your values, you will find your relationships and your life have greater meaning and purpose and you have a greater sense of satisfaction and contentment in your life. Remember, you have the power to shape your own life, and define the path to fulfillment guided by your own personal values.

Join Patrick and Steffany and listen in as they take on the topic of Confirmation Bias and add a touch of Cognitive Dissonance! The current state of our world seems marked by a growing divide and escalating polarization. It often seems as though people are constantly at odds with each other, different groups and individuals occur as "right fighters" or "fact checkers", labels such as "woke" and "un-woke" or far "left" and far "right" are now common. But is this growing divide as real as it appears, and if it is, why is it? Are we less willing to change today than in the past? Why is that you ask? Confirmation bias is the tendency to interpret information in a way that confirms our existing beliefs, rather than objectively evaluating new information. It is a form of bias that can influence our view of an issue, our decision-making, and even our relationships. This bias is generally unconscious and is often driven by a refusal to consider information that contradicts our beliefs. Cognitive dissonance is another mechanism that can lead to the reinforcement of our views, even in the face of evidence that contradicts them. It refers to the discomfort or tension that arises when we are presented with information that conflicts with our beliefs, values or attitudes. https://theeverydaymillionaire.ca/confirmation-bias/

If you take a loss and don’t learn anything from it, then that’s where the fear sets in. But if you can take a loss and dissect it inside and out, the confidence you actually build from that is incredible because now you know what not to do with clarity that was only theoretical before.” – Susan White Livermore Becoming a millionaire is a dream that many of us have. But what if you could make it come true while still being able to enjoy the time with your family? In this podcast, we take a closer look at one mom who did just that and how she made it happen. Listen in to discover her inspiring story and how you too can become a millionaire mom! As a mom, you have a lot of responsibilities. You have to take care of your kids, your home, and your job. It can be hard to find time to save money and invest for your future. There are a lot of ways to make money .Susan chose to invest in real estate, Whatever way you choose to grow wealth the most important thing is to start now. The sooner you start investing, the sooner you'll reach your goal. So don't wait any longer - start today! In this podcast we will introduce you to millionaire mom Susan White Livermore. She is a mother who has made it her mission to help others achieve financial success. We discuss how she became a millionaire, and share some of her advice for other moms looking to achieve financial independence. It is said that we learn more from our losses than we do from our wins. Because when we lose, we are forced to analyze what went wrong and figure out how to fix it. Becoming a millionaire mom is an achievable goal no matter your background or experience level. With the right attitude and dedication, you too can become a successful businesswoman and achieve financial freedom. All it takes is some hard work and commitment to reaching your goals. So if you’re ready to take control of your life and live like a millionaire mom, start by taking small steps today towards achieving that goal!

A New Year is a Process Not an Event! Resolutions Limit Results… try setting intentions for 2023 If you are feeling uncertain about setting goals for the New Year, just think about the arrivals of spring, an arriving train, or the arrival of morning. Life is full of moments that remind us to be patient for whatever goals we hope to achieve. The universe favours evolution, not revolution; therefore, perhaps you can appreciate that these things take time. Nature can also be applied in our personal lives, when we want to achieve something amazing it’s best not try to rush it. Stay grounded in your intention.

What is your plan for 2023 and beyond? Listen in as Patrick and Steffany share the details of Mindset Matters 2023! 1. Discover and define your Values that inspire your vision 2. Make powerful decisions with confidence 3. Create your Circle of Support Make 2023 the best year ever…Be your greatest Self Live your Best Life, by design!

In this episode of the Mindset Matters podcast, hosts Steffany Hanlen-Francey and Patrick Francey share their unique experience of recording the podcast while on vacation in Oahu, Hawaii. Amidst the serene yet windy Hawaiian backdrop, they delve into the theme of facing new challenges and breaking through fears.

Steffany recounts a significant personal milestone: officiating a wedding for the first time. She was honored to marry the world-class Olympic ice dancers Madison Chock and Evan Bates, a couple she has coached for over five years. The couple, whose wedding was featured in People Magazine, entrusted Steffany with this special role, leading her to become an ordained minister and obtain the necessary licensure in Hawaii.

The conversation reflects on the broader implications of stepping into new roles and embracing change. Steffany discusses the importance of saying "yes" to opportunities, even when they are accompanied by uncertainty and fear. She emphasizes that her journey to officiating the wedding wasn't just about the ceremony but about the trust and relationship she had built with Madison and Evan over the years. This trust was a testament to the work and dedication she had invested in her career and relationships.

Patrick and Steffany explore the concept of being coachable, both in their professional and personal lives. They highlight the significance of having a support system and being open to guidance and feedback. This mindset has been crucial for their growth and success, whether in public speaking, coaching, or personal development.

Throughout the episode, the hosts reflect on their own experiences of overcoming fears and embracing new challenges. Patrick shares his journey of conquering his fear of public speaking, crediting the support and coaching he received along the way. Steffany's story of officiating the wedding serves as a powerful example of stepping out of one's comfort zone and the rewards that come with it.

In conclusion, this episode of the Mindset Matters podcast offers valuable insights into the importance of embracing new experiences, being open to change, and the power of saying "yes" to opportunities. Steffany and Patrick's stories inspire listeners to face their fears and trust in their abilities to navigate uncharted territories.

“It’s money without a country. Gold has that value. Any country in the world, whether you’re in Asia, the Middle East, in North America, Australia, people know what gold is.” – Patrick Yip Gold and silver have been used as forms of currency for centuries. Gold, in particular, has a long history of being accepted as a global currency. Today, gold is still seen as a safe investment by many people. The value of gold is not tied to any one country. Instead, it is seen as a global currency. This means that gold can be bought and sold anywhere in the world.Gold is also seen as a safe investment. This is because the value of gold tends to go up over time. This makes gold a good option for people who are looking to invest their money.

Fear and anxiety often occur together, but the terms are not interchangeable. Even though the emotions commonly overlap, your experience with them differs based on their context. Fear relates to the belief of a known or perceived threat, whereas anxiety follows from an unknown, unexpected, or a threat that is not clear. Fear and anxiety both produce a similar stress response, but many experts believe that there are important differences between the two. These differences can account for how we react to various stressors in our environment. It seems we are living in a time when few are not dealing with fear and anxiety to varying degrees…daily! In this conversation Patrick and Steffany discuss these two emotions and unpack some tips you can use to regain your sense of calm and control

CRITICISM - by definition is the expression or disapproval of someone, or something based on perceived faults or mistakes, judgment, and the disapproval. It seems so negative, doesn’t it? Have you ever stopped to consider what it means to you? Self-criticism, criticism by others, criticism of others, most of us give or receive it every day. Studies have demonstrated that those who criticize, challenge and debate not only produce more ideas but they produce more innovative and productive ideas. Criticism doesn't need to be heard as negative – it can involve bringing different perspectives to light, considering their differences, and molding them into a new vision. Join Patrick and listen in as he sheds his experience and shines some light on the dark side of criticism. https://theeverydaymillionaire.ca/criticism/

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"Completion" is defined as the act of completing, or the state of something being completed or finished. It can be described as the conclusion or fulfillment of a task, an agreement or project. A football pass that is received is considered complete. Is there a right or wrong way to complete? What about incompletions, and can something be complete and incomplete at the same time? Join Patrick and Steffany as they walk through the subtle ups and downs of incomplete completions and what you may be operating on top of. Listen in and subscribe here: https://theeverydaymillionaire.ca/completion

https://rein.remi360online.com/insiders-newsletter-sign-up Follow me on Twitter @pfrancey https://www.facebook.com/theeverydaymillionaire Instagram tedm.podcast https://www.linkedin.com/in/pfrancey/ Consider that, not being willing to get go of a life we like is the reason why we don’t have a life we love. Just back from an event in Japan, Steffany shares some behind the scenes insight into the work she does on a Champions Journey. Join Patrick and Steffany as they unpack why “reasons have to come before results”.

Follow me on Twitter @pfrancey https://www.facebook.com/theeverydaymillionaire Instagram tedm.podcast https://www.linkedin.com/in/pfrancey/ “I think it’s really important to think about how failure can become part of a powerful narrative. What I’ve learned is you may not be able to control the outcome of a risk you take, but you can control the story you tell about that and what you learn.” – Christie Hunter https://rein.remi360online.com/insiders-newsletter-sign-up Learn how to take the right risks for lasting success. This book offers a framework for identifying and making the kind of bold moves that will get your career off to its best start. Many women enter the workforce feeling like they can never make a mistake.

https://rein.remi360online.com/insiders-newsletter-sign-up Follow me on Twitter @pfrancey https://www.facebook.com/theeverydaymillionaire Instagram tedm.podcast https://www.linkedin.com/in/pfrancey/ Albert Einstein said: “If I were given one hour to save the planet, I would spend 59 minutes defining the problem and one minute resolving it.” That’s easy for Einstein to say! Have you considered how you deal with problems – life, business, decisions that need to be made? It’s said that the quality of our life is a reflection of the quality of the questions, we ask ourselves, which implies that we need to consider if we are asking ourselves the right questions. When it comes to problems, it’s easy to get caught searching for the answer or for what to think rather than reflecting on how we are thinking. What if we considered that the problem may be how we see the problem? This week, Steffany is away in Japan! Join Patrick as he goes it alone to unpack ‘the problem with problems’ on this episode of Mindset Matters.

In life, we all come to know that shit happens. People do things that hurt us, physically, mentally, emotionally, spiritually, We do things to others, and to ourselves, we make mistakes. What's left is the need to forgive to forgive ourselves or others....Desmond Tutu once said “Forgiveness does not mean that we pretend things are anything other than they are. I am hurt, we say. I am betrayed, we announce. I am in pain and grief. I have been treated unfairly. I am feeling ashamed. I am angry this has been done to me. I am sad and I am lost. I may never forget what you have done to me, but I will forgive. I will do everything in my power not to let you harm me again. I will not retaliate against you or against myself.” ― Desmond Tutu, Listen in as Patrick and Steffany consider forgiveness....because with No forgiveness there is no peace, so we must know forgiveness to know peace.

“Quite often when I feel that level of resistance, my default now is to get simple. Anytime there’s a little resistance it’s almost always because I’ve overcomplicated something, which is the inherent nature of who I am. It’s this back and forth to me of, if I’m creating reality, why did I create this, what do I need to learn from it, have I learned the lesson before (obviously not if I created it again) and then how do I shift through it without there having to be a bunch of strife.” – Ryan Niddel

Dr. Trexler pioneered innovative processes to produce the Aurum®️ including advanced security features, bill architecture, and new printing methods. He also led the acquisition of two other early-stage companies to augment Valaurum’s IP portfolio in addition to raising all capital for the start-up.  

Dr. Trexler continues to lead research and development initiatives at Valaurum. Inc. He is the primary inventor and first patent author of the KeyBill, the most secure form of physical cryptocurrency. He is also an inventor of numerous precious metal bill security features, with a patent issued in 2020 and several more in development.  

Prior to founding Valaurum, Dr. Trexler worked in academic research and venture capital. From 2008-2012, he was a professor and researcher at the University of Exeter and Queen Mary University of London, with numerous refereed publications relating to the history of culture and science, particularly with regard to credit, the gold standard, money and labor. Before his academic career, Dr. Trexler worked at Corporate Finance, Inc., structuring early stage companies to raise equity capital.

Join in as Adam and Patrick talk gold! It’s history as money, the intrinsic stored value of gold, and it’s longevity as a means of wealth preservation and risk management. Step into current day, and Adam discusses the passion he felt to learn about the philosophy and history of money, why it’s valued as it is, and the role it plays in the organization of society. Propelled by burning questions, natural curiousity, big ideas, and a deep understanding of gold’s importance, Adam felt drawn to new innovations in nanotechnology from two inventors with whom he eventually collaborated to produce the Aurum®. Gold bills which make gold ownership secure, trustworthy, accessible and collectible. Adam shares his vision for its broad viability as legal tender, future distribution and supply, and value of the company. All of which feed his deeper purpose, together with an exceptional team, to create something of meaningful contribution for current and future generations.

As babies we are born with two fears, yet as adults we’ve grown to have dozens. Add to that, we have both internal and external fears, which for many leads to nice guy syndrome. What’s wrong with that you may ask, after all you want to be a nice person…don’t you? Just for fun let's add judgment to the mix of our fears, of being judged by others, or judging others, or judging self. Maybe the old saying that ‘nice guys finish last’ really is true? Join Patrick and Steffany as they unpack how our fears, judgements, and nice guy syndrome can lead to missing out on life and opportunities. Listen in, enjoy! https://theeverydaymillionaire.ca/judgment-nice-guy-syndrome/ Are you interested in joining Steffany and I for live webinar Mindset Matters sessions? Click here to learn more! https://rein.remi360online.com/mindset-matters-2023-register?fbclid=IwAR396OuuHH28uLETgG7-WSSqQU6Qn5YwG4XnZ8NL5Hcsi2Hs76OnTCwFGlE

Have you ever considered the difference? ‘Negative reactions’ such as anger, grief, are a part of human nature, add to that frustration, vindictiveness, all justified by circumstances that drive our reactivity. But what if you could ‘respond’ rather than react and what is the difference? Join Patrick and Steffany as they unpack the consideration for two very different responses to circumstances that we can find ourselves at the effect of. “Why the conversation about mindset and why is it important? It’s not just about success, it’s not about getting shit done, it’s not about being uber successful in business or in life. It’s really how we approach business, how we approach life. It’s actually all about us and how we view the world.” – Patrick Francey

EPISODE 153 – MAURO PORCINI – A STORY TELLER’S PASSION FOR HUMAN-CENTRED INNOVATION “We should put the human being back in the centre. If we do, it’s better for our society, but we’re also going to create better people, more happy, that are going to give so much more to our companies. We said earlier multiple times, that passion, love for what you do is indispensable.” – Mauro Porcini