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Entrepreneurs often chase success by pushing harder and striving for more, but what if the real key lies in rethinking the stories we tell ourselves?

In this episode, Jesse Pujji and Dave Kashen share practical exercises to help entrepreneurs separate facts from narratives, freeing them from the things that hold them back––like guilt, regret, and burnout. 

Joined by Andrew Warner, they dive into the challenges of letting go of old beliefs, embracing the present, and finding fulfillment beyond the relentless pursuit of 'bigger and better.'

In this episode––Jesse, Dave, and Andrew have a conversation about what it looks like to question the limiting narratives you've been telling yourself and offer a fresh perspective for anyone looking to build success without sacrificing well-being.

Jesse Pujji sold a big piece of his company, Ampush. He should have felt "safe" and happy and more productive.

It didn't work.

He hired Dave Kashen to coach him.

That was a huge unlock. It led him to build multiple companies, have a happier family life and embrace his love of teaching.

This podcast shows why that happened. And why they're launching a new podcast with the word "heart" in it, even though it's terrible for SEO. I mean really, which entrepreneur is searching the podcast app for the word "heart"? They'd have done better to stick "AI" in the name, but...
 
I should introduce myself. I'm Andrew Warner, the moderator of this first interview. I'm new to coaching, so this was my place to ask all the skeptical questions I could about it.
 
I think you'll love this episode as much as we loved recording it for you.