Indecision is just a pause, not a permanent stop. In this episode, April Shprintz tackles the age-old struggle of making tough decisions. Whether you're usually decisive or find yourself caught in a web of uncertainty, April has the three ways to help you navigate those pivotal moments, so you can make the BEST choice. Discover tools that can transform your decision-making process. Plus, hear the ultimate game-changing advice. Tune in and turn those crossroads into clear paths forward.

Join April as she brings her infectious energy, passion and expertise in helping people around the world master their mindset and create massive success and happiness. 

Have a question or an idea for an upcoming episode? Email April at: april@drivenoutcomes.com.

Want to help others without hurting yourself? In this episode, we dive deep into the powerful difference between empathy and sympathy. Discover how to be a supportive friend or leader while maintaining your own well-being. Learn to recognize when your desire to help is actually holding you back and how to shift your perspective to become an inspiring beacon for those in need. It's time to redefine empathy and unlock your true potential as a compassionate helper.

Join April as she brings her infectious energy, passion and expertise in helping people around the world master their mindset and create massive success and happiness. 

Have a question or an idea for an upcoming episode? Email April at: april@drivenoutcomes.com.

Ditch the "problem creation" game in sales and get ready to uncover the controversial belief that propelled one sales superstar to close a whopping $1.2 billion in sales and dominate the industry! This episode flips the script on traditional tactics. April Shprintz reveals the secret to success: helping those who already know they need help. Learn why spending time convincing someone they have a problem is a waste of energy, and how to identify prospects ready to take action for faster sales cycles and happier clients. Tune in and discover a more efficient, relation-building approach to sales that gets results!

Join April as she brings her infectious energy, passion and expertise in helping people around the world master their mindset and create massive success and happiness. 

Have a question or an idea for an upcoming episode? Email April at: april@drivenoutcomes.com.

On to today’s episode…

Have you ever pursued a really big goal and reached it, and then felt a huge emotional letdown? You thought you would be happier and more excited. But you weren’t.

If you’re nodding your head and saying “Yes”, April can relate to your struggle. At another time in her life, she would achieve a big goal then not understand why she felt such a letdown afterward.

So what did she do? What does she recommend you do?

Find out in this episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast.

Here's a bonus: she tells you how to get your hands on a free tool that can help you enjoy life more and be happier. Not just “someday” or once you reach your goal. But now!

There are two different approaches to mindset…

The easiest and most common is the reactive, default approach.

The second is the deliberate, intentional proactive approach.

As you probably guessed, the second approach is harder. It takes consistent work. But it yields much better and more profitable results.

So how do you implement the intentional approach? The right morning routine helps. But don’t worry. The right morning routine doesn’t have to be long, drawn out, tedious or complicated.

In today’s episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast, April gives you some ideas and tells you about some free resources that can help you set up and follow your super-simple and super-effective morning routine!

A key type of winning mindset is the leadership mindset. The quality of leadership has huge implications for families, for individuals, for organizations, for our society as a whole. So the right leadership mindset is incredibly important. If you’re a leader, you’ve agreed to take on an important job. A job that can be incredibly challenging. A job with lots of responsibilities, including this big one. It’s your responsibility to help the members of your team be successful. But how do you do that the right way? In this episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast, April gives you three specific tips. Follow her advice, and not only will you build an incredible team, you’ll also develop a strong group of leaders.

We’ve all heard that phrase many times. There’s a good chance you believe it. If so, how’s that attitude working out for you? Maybe not too well. And maybe you’re wondering if there’s a better way. April would say there is. A way that empowers you to better serve your clients. A way that’s more rewarding financially and more rewarding emotionally. A way that’s A LOT more fun! Want to find out what it is? Then listen now to the latest episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast.

In today’s episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast, April shares an interesting observation. She recently had the opportunity to fly in a private plane. Not only to fly as a passenger, but to actually take the wheel and steer it. Here’s what she noticed. Much like her experience driving a racecar, wherever she focused, wherever she looked, that’s the direction in which she steered the plane. As you might guess, April’s flying experience has a LOT to do with our mindset training. In today’s episode, she asks some really important questions. Your answers will tell a lot about where your mindset is and where it’s heading. And where it’s heading, is where YOU are heading! She tells us an amazing benefit of training ourselves to focus on the things we want. Then she tells us the best way to do that! This episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast promises to be one you don’t want to miss!

On to today’s episode. If you’re on your journey to a better mindset, chances are you’re excited about it. Especially if you’re just begun. And let me guess, you can’t wait to tell your friends and family all about it. You want them to have the same wonderful results you’re enjoying. So it only makes sense to shout it from the rooftops and tell them about your mindset journey, whether they ask or not, right? Well, maybe not. If you want to more effectively influence the people closest to you to take up their own mindset practice, there’s something April recommends you do instead. She tells you about it in today’s episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast.

April has a confession to make. A confession that will shock you! She LOVES negative people. She really enjoys being around them. That’s surprising, right? I mean, think about it. A lot of us, when we’re trying to build a winning mindset, run away from negative people. We avoid them like the plague. April was no different. She felt a strong sense that negative people were bringing her down. But then she discovered something unusual: you can actually benefit from being around negative people. How can this be? She tells you four different ways in today’s episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast.

If you listen to this podcast on a regular basis, you’ve heard April’s story of overcoming poverty and hardship. What was her secret? It includes powerful ideas shared by Seneca, the ancient Roman philosopher, and Napoleon Hill, author of Think and Grow Rich. In today’s episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast, April tells us what these legendary figures taught her and helps you apply this powerful knowledge in your own quest for your winning mindset.

Rise to the occasion! It's a phrase we’ve all heard many times, and we tend to think that’s what we SHOULD do when things get really tough and stressful. But is that what we REALLY do? No! We sink to the level of our training. Now, for a podcast devoted to helping you develop a positive, winning mindset, that may sound negative. But is it? April would say No. Here’s the thing. We can keep training and improving our skills and our mindset. The level of our training can get higher and better. Let’s say your lowest level of performance when you are under stress is 70%. With training, you can increase that level. You can get it up to 85%. Maybe even higher. And here’s an amazing benefit for you. Because so few people train their mindsets and their skills, when you do, your performance really stands out. Other people take notice. They view you as a go-to person. You’ll experience more success in business and life. And you’ll find stressful situations to be much less stressful. Today’s episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast is intended to help you level up your mindset training.

Grind! It’s a popular concept in our modern business culture. A lot of high performers think they have to grind if they are going to be successful. April used to be one of them. She worked 14 to 16 hours per day, 6 or 7 days per week. She was proud of herself. She thought she was a rock star. But then something important occurred to her. She realized that the grind lifestyle isn’t sustainable. She realized it will cost you. It may be your health, your mental wellbeing, or your relationships. But ultimately you will pay a steep price. So what can you do instead? April discovered another way. A better way. A more sustainable way that changed her career and life. A super-simple trick that helped her quit grinding. It helped her structure her time for both rest and creativity. It empowered her to accomplish things at the next level. In today’s episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast, she reveals this simple technique.

We are sometimes put in situations where we get so much attention and praise that we tend to become overly confident in ourselves. April Shprintz is here to discuss the importance of checking your ego, or else you will never find success.

Join April as she brings her infectious energy, passion and expertise in helping people around the world master their mindset and create massive success and happiness. 

Have a question or an idea for an upcoming episode? Email April at: april@drivenoutcomes.com.

The feeling of being uncertain is something people usually don't want to experience. What do you worry about? How do you deal with anxiety? Is it possible to get something positive out of welcoming this feeling? In this episode, April Shprintz talks about a time when everything spun out of control and how she got back on track.

Today, April talks about a massively popular topic. It’s also incredibly important to your success in business and life. Following her advice on this topic can slash your stress while boosting your happiness, productivity and positive impact. 

But lots of us struggle with it. Often because we don’t want to hurt anyone’s feelings. We want to be liked. We hate confrontation and uncomfortable conversations. 

So what is this massively popular, and very important topic? 

Boundaries. We all need them. We need to enforce them. 

But what are boundaries? What are they for? How do we enforce them? How do you get others to honor your boundaries in a respectful, mutually beneficial way?

It's a good question. One that April answers in this episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast.

Let’s face it: enforcing our boundaries can be scary. Don’t worry. April reveals a simple method to help you build up the courage you need to get people to honor your boundaries. 

She also talks about a key reason so many people struggle to stand firm when it comes to boundaries. And how to respond to that. 

This is an episode you do not want to miss! 

Leadership…

Let’s face it: this topic gets talked about and written about a lot. Many of us dismiss it. We think leadership only applies t military officers, corporate executives and sports team coaches.

Not true. All of us are leaders in some capacity. It could be at work. It could be in groups and organizations we’re part of. It could be with our families.

But there’s an aspect of leadership we rarely hear about. And it may be the most critical part of leadership.

What is it? Leading ourselves. If we don’t lead ourselves well, how can we successfully lead others?

But what are the steps we should take to lead ourselves well?

That’s a key theme in today’s episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast.

The content of this episode applies to each of us.

Imagine this: you’re having a great day. Maybe you’re at work, or maybe you’re out doing something else. You may even be on vacation. You feel happy, excited and enthusiastic. But then something happens. Something unexpected. And definitely unpleasant! Maybe it’s an angry email from an irate customer. Maybe it’s a troubling phone call from a family member. Maybe it’s a letter from the IRS. And right away, your happy, winning mindset is gone. So what do you do when this happens to you? April gives you three surprisingly simple mindset-shifting techniques in today’s episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast. If you listen to this podcast on a regular basis, you’ve definitely heard her talk about technique #1. But the other two may surprise you. Curious to find out more? Listen to today’s episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast!

When you attempt new things, you will fail. You will have setbacks. But does that mean you should quit? Or that you should never try the new thing in the first place? As you might imagine, April has a LOT to say on this topic. In today’s episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast, she challenges us to be willing to try new things and to humbly accept the inevitable setbacks and failures we’ll experience. She also shares with us an inspiring example of courage, determination, and humility we should follow as we pursue our new goals. Sound interesting? Listen to today’s episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast!

Here’s a big benefit of cultivating a winning mindset: it helps you regulates your moods. It keeps you from being controlled by your emotions. But be careful. And be aware of this…

We don’t want to bury our emotions. Pain tells us something important about our physical bodies; likewise, our emotions, including unpleasant emotions, tell us something important we should not try to suppress.

In today’s episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast, April talks about four common emotions none of us want to feel. She also gives her quite simple advice on how to handle them.

Like April talked about in episode 4, people will do things that offend us, even though they didn’t mean to. Let’s say, for example, some guy cuts you off in traffic, speeds and drives recklessly. You automatically get mad and think, “What a jerk!” But was he trying to be a jerk? Maybe not. What if you learned he was driving that way because he found out his child was in a car wreck and had been rushed to the emergency room? Your feelings about his behavior would be a lot different. Your anger toward him would vanish.

Similar instances of hurt feelings can happen when men and women interact with each other. Husbands can forget anniversaries, even though he did not mean to be insensitive or selfish. Wives can interrupt their husband’s conversation with a seemingly unrelated thought. But to her, it makes perfect sense. So why does this happen? In today’s episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast, April gives us a fundamental reason. Understanding the ideas she talks about could help you get along a lot better with members of the opposite sex, not just our spouses. The likely result? The stress levels you experience in your relationships will go way down. So tune in here to listen!

On to today’s episode! If you are a regular listener to the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast, you understand that April shares a lot of mindset tips. As a regular listener, chances are you find most of them quite valuable. Here's one you may not like. You might find it to be controversial, even a bit crazy. But here’s the thing. If you are willing to give it a try, you’ll understand. You’ll quickly start to reap the rewards of this crazy tip. And if you avoid it? You’re more likely to suffer from depression, anxiety, and fear. You’ll be less productive, and your mindset will suffer. So what is this tip? April tells you in episode 35 of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast.

Habits are powerful. Good habits are integral to our success in life. So how do we develop and keep good habits? We’ve heard over and over that the best way to develop the right habits is through repetition. Take the thing you want to become habitual and do it over and over and over. Some schools of thought say to do it for 17 days and it will become a habit. Some say to do it for 21 days. Some say 60. But regardless of the number of days we embrace, we’ve been convinced that the way to develop and KEEP a habit is to do it over and over again. But is it really? According to social scientist BJ Fogg, Director of the Behavior Design Lab at Stanford University, the answer is no. He maintains that there’s something else that causes actions to become habits that STICK. This "something else" can skyrocket your success at developing and keeping solid habits. What is it? April tells you in episode 34 of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast.

Yes…

A lot of people believe this word is key to getting everything you want in life. Indeed, yes is a powerful word.

But there’s a simple word that may be even more powerful. This word helps you gain clarity on and prioritize what’s most important to you. It will help you keep on the path to success. It can give your “Yes” a powerful boost.

So what is it? April tells you in episode 33 of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast.

The answer just might surprise you.

The path to greatness lies not in fixing things but in empowering yourself and others to learn and grow through challenges. In this episode of Winning Mindset Mastery, April Shprintz reveals the counterintuitive secret to achieving greatness and shares how to empower others to achieve their full potential. With her signature blend of insight and empathy, April challenges listeners to examine their beliefs about success and fulfillment, emphasizing the importance of fostering resilience and confidence. Join April on this enlightening journey of self-discovery and transformation, and discover the key to achieving greatness in every aspect of life. 

Consider this: whenever something “negative” happens to us, there’s a flip side that’s potentially positive.

So, if you’re going through a tough time right now, take heart. Good things can come from it. This goes for the people you know and care about, as well.

Today, to give you inspiration to persevere through your tough time, April shares her “Round Robin of Reframes”.

If you are struggling now, listen to this episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast. It will give you a powerful pick me up!

And it will open your mind as to what’s truly possible when you win at reframing!

Warren Buffet is obviously super-successful. He’s also humble and generous. He admits his shortcomings and shares his knowledge with the world.

Here's a BIG secret to his success…

A secret he says all the bravest people have in common--choosing to move through and overcome fear.

But how do we do that? Warren gives us three tips. What are they? April talks about each of them in episode 31 of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast!

Warren Buffett is a billionaire investor. Nick Saban is a college football coach. What do they have in common? Off-the-charts success! They are both at the top of the mountain in their respective occupations.

What else do they have in common? They both use an incredibly powerful tool to help them develop and keep their winning mindset.

In today’s episode of The Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast, April talks about this powerful tool, the “inner scorecard”. She contrasts it with the “outer scorecard” and tells us why focusing on the inner scorecard is easier, more powerful and ultimately produces more results.

And she tells how you can harness its power for yourself!

Reframing can change your perspective on a situation. It can also change the way you view your life.

Imagine this: you are dyslexic. Despite this seeming disadvantage, you end up being very successful in business.

So…

Are you successful in spite of your condition? Or are you successful because of it?

In this episode, April tells the inspiring story of such a man. Despite his dyslexia, he was able to start and sell two very successful computer companies. He turned his “disadvantage” into a powerful advantage.

In this episode of The Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast, April share two more stories of people who achieved great success, despite their seeming disadvantages.

As you listen, you’ll think about your own disadvantages. You’ll begin to reframe them and start to believe they are actually powerful advantages you wouldn’t trade in a million years!

So tune in now!

If you listen to this podcast regularly or have read April’s bio, you understand that she came from a very humble background. She had a lot of things working against her. But there’s someone who worked for April, who believed in her and told her she was special. 

At the tender age of nine, April met this amazing woman who gave her hope that she could have a different and much better life than the one she was born into. 

In episode 28 of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast, you’ll hear more of this heartwarming story of “Aunt Sue”, the woman whose caring and kindness changed the trajectory of April’s life. Sue’s example will inspire you. It will challenge you. It just might change your life as well!

Here's something you may never thought of…

How rejection can actually be a good thing. How rejection, if we have the right attitude and a winning mindset, can redirect us to something so much better than we had before.

Strange as it may seem, rejection can actually be something you are grateful for.

Consider the story of Barbara Corcoran. She built a billion-dollar real estate empire and then was a star of the hit TV show, Shark Tank. She’s done some truly remarkable things.

Strangely enough, without a painful personal betrayal that led to a massive shakeup in her business, she might not have experienced anywhere near her current level of success, and we may never have heard of her.

Do you want to hear the rest of Barbara’s intriguing, inspiring story including the reason she’s actually glad this betrayal happened to her? Then tune into episode 27 of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast!

If you listen to this podcast regularly, you understand that I’m a big believer in reframing. But here’s something you may not have thought about—the power of reframing for teenagers and young children.

Reframing isn’t only for adults. It’s just as valuable for kids too. You give them a wonderful advantage when you teach them about reframing. And unlike a lot of adults, they pick it up quickly.

Here’s a bonus: when you teach your kids to reframe, they just might help you get better at it yourself!

But here’s the thing…

When you’re teaching a child to reframe, especially if you’re dealing with a child with behavior issues, it’s easy to focus on the wrong things. So how do you do it correctly?

April tells you in episode 26 of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast!

Plenty of self-imposed obstacles can make it really hard to develop a winning mindset, including this one…

Judgement.

We all tend to judge situations, people, ourselves. That’s a problem…

A judgmental attitude puts limits on so many wonderful things in our lives. It can really hold you back as you seek to develop a strong mindset.

So what attitude should you have instead? An attitude of curiosity.

Observe the world through the lens of curiosity, not judgement.

If you want to hear an intriguing real-life story with an important lesson about this idea, tune in now to episode 25 of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast!

Now let’s talk about a powerful mindset technique so simple a toddler can do it. Actually, it’s one that small children often use. If you have a child in your life, you’ve probably seen it. Let’s say a kid really wants something. Maybe a toy or some candy. They’re focused on it. They’re persistent. They expect it. Now! They keep asking. They keep trying. And eventually they get it. But how? And why? And how can adults like us harness the power of this child’s trick to get what we want? April tells you in episode 24 of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast. Tune in here!

April often talks about the importance and value of listening to other people’s reframe stories. Why? Because the more times we hear the reframe stories of others, the easier it becomes for us to successfully reframe in our own lives. In today’s episode, April tells the story of an avid runner named Doug. He runs pretty much every morning. Well, one morning, as he was running, it started to rain. Hard! And Doug found himself getting upset about it. His happy, winning mindset started to tank. But then something happened that caused him to have a change of heart. He began to feel much better about his circumstances and started his day on a good note. This lesson is not just for runners. It applies to all of us. So whether you run or not, you’ll want to listen to episode 23 of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast.

Feeling stuck? It might be your crew. Join April Shprintz as she dives into the power of mindset and the critical role of your inner circle in shaping your journey. Discover the three key indicators of whether those around you are lifting you up or bringing you down. Learn how to navigate relationships, keep your progress on track, and even inspire others by modeling the positive changes in your life. Tune in to unlock the secrets to mastering your mindset and, ultimately, your life!

Today’s topic is a serious one. We’re going to talk about an insidious problem that’s holding a lot of people back in business and life. And they don't even know what it is or that it's happening. Whether your childhood was traumatic, normal, or even amazingly great, you haven’t made it to adulthood without one or more coping mechanisms that served you as a child but don’t help you now. And you cannot develop the winning mindset you want or live your dream life if you don’t address these hidden coping mechanisms. But how? April talks about that in episode 22 of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast.

What’s the fastest way to develop a winning mindset? It’s a common question in the personal development world. For a lot of people, the first answer that comes to mind is massive action. And here’s the thing: Massive action can be pretty sexy. But there’s a less glamorous, less popular approach that gives better results than massive action, in April’s experience. She talks about it in episode 21 of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast.

Today, April tells an inspiring, heartwarming story of a priceless mindset lesson she learned from a most unusual teacher, her dog, Cowboy. If we followed Cowboy’s example, we’d all be happier, more joyful, and equipped with a stronger, more resilient mindset. Do you want to hear how becoming more like a dog can improve your life? Then tune into episode 20 of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast!

We often think of reframing our failures. But do you ever reframe the way you see success? As you read this, maybe you’re asking yourself why you would need to. Here’s the thing: Your vision of success, your "blueprint," is formed in your mind by the age of 6. This childhood programming may not match up with what you view as "success" today. Success is very much an individual thing. How can you be successful and happy on your own terms if you default to the mental model of success implanted into your brain in childhood or if you’ve never taken time as an adult to really consider what success means to you? In today’s episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast, April leads you through a simple, straightforward process to help you determine what success means to you. Not to your family, your boss, or society, but to you!

A strange secret. Let’s face it. A lot of people are very unhappy with their circumstances and their lot in life. They tell themselves, "I’ll be happy when I get that promotion, I quit my job, I get a new job, I get married, I have kids, and the kids are grown and out of the house." But could it be that if they chose to be happy and grateful now, if they focused on what they had and not on what they didn’t have, they would be much more likely to get the things they want and get them much sooner? Today’s episode tells the inspiring, heartwarming story of a simple man who was happy and content despite his meager circumstances. And then, much to his surprise, he was given an amazing gift. Tune in now to episode 18 of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast to hear this amazing story!

Building a winning mindset take consistency and regular practice. But the process doesn’t have to be as daunting and difficult as you might think. There are some quick, easy steps that will help you see improvements sooner.

The result? You’ll become even more committed to and enthusiastic about developing a winning mindset!

When you listen to today’s episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast, you’ll find out what these small, simple changes are.

One of the best ways to improve your reframing skills is to listen to other peoples’ reframing stories. The more of these your mind is exposed to, the more likely you are to be able to quickly and easily reframe the things that happen to you in your day-to-day life.

That’s why this podcast features a different reframe story every week. And this week’s reframe is one that will speak directly to almost everyone.

Imagine a work situation where your boss seems to be micromanaging you. You’re frustrated. You’re stressed. You wish it would stop. And then, you find it’s happening because your boss believes in you and is preparing you for a big promotion.

Here's the thing…

If you had known your boss’ intentions from the start, your attitude toward the situation would have been a lot different.

Talk about a powerful reframe!

Does this sound like a reframe story you can’t wait to listen to? Then tune into today’s episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast

It’s Independence Day in the United States. What a great time to talk about a winning mindset! Why?

Because a strong, resilient mindset equals independence. When you have a winning mindset, you can feel calm and peaceful, even when the world around you seems to be falling apart. And your happiness won’t be dependent on your circumstances.

In today’s episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast, you’ll discover a free tool that gives you a simple, three-step approach that will help you double your wins in 7 days and jumpstart the process of developing your powerful winning mindset.

Some questions to consider: Are you a worrier? A catastrophizer? Are you always thinking about what could go wrong? Does your imagination constantly go into overdrive, picturing worst-case scenarios? If so, maybe you shrug your shoulders and say, "Well, that’s just the way I am." Maybe you’re even thinking your worry is necessary and a good thing, that it helps you be alert and prepared. In reality, you are punishing your mind, body, and nervous system. And, ironically, you’re not really more prepared than you would be without the worry habit. In this episode, April talks about the extreme benefits of assuming the best instead of the worst. She also tells an embarrassing personal story with a powerful lesson for all of us. Sounds interesting? Tune in to episode 14 of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast to find out more.

A question for you. Is success transferable? Can success in one part of life help you succeed in another? The answer is yes! Here's the thing: The skills that lead to success in one area are often the skills that help you succeed in something else. But to make sure you successfully transfer these skills, there are three specific steps you need to take. You’ll discover what these three steps are in episode 13 of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast. Tune in here!

Join April as she brings her infectious energy, passion and expertise in helping people around the world master their mindset and create massive success and happiness. 

Have a question or an idea for an upcoming episode? Email April at: april@drivenoutcomes.com.

Reframing. It’s a vitally important topic on the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast. It’s a valuable, life-enhancing skill. We often think about reframing in terms of what it does for us. But have you ever thought about how reframing can help you help other people? It can! In today’s episode, you’ll hear the inspiring, thought-provoking story of a man who reframes in a way that helps people. And also save lives! Tune in now!

On to today’s episode! Let’s talk about jealousy. It’s not a pleasant emotion, is it? We hate being jealous. We hate the way it makes us feel. We believe it doesn’t empower us. We’re convinced it actually weakens us. But could jealousy serve a good purpose? Could it be, in some way, that our jealousy can help us level up? Could our jealousy be showing us that something we want to achieve is actually possible for us? Even though it may now feel out of reach? As you listen to today’s episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast, ask yourself this question: What could my jealousy be pointing me to?

A question for you: How do you feel about making mistakes? And when you make a mistake, how does it impact your mindset?

Some people allow a mistake to wreck their winning mindset. For many years, April was one of them. But she learned how to overcome that tendency. She discovered how to reframe mistakes in such a way that she was able to maintain her winning mindset.

She can help you do the same.

If you fear mistakes, and if you worry about how they might upset your winning mindset, this episode of the Winning Mindset Mastery Podcast is for you!