Podcasts about Intentionality

One of our greatest opportunities as entrepreneurs is making a change when we're feeling stuck or when we wish to go in a different direction, and as you'll hear from today's guest, he has learned how to move into his zone of genius by living and working in his strengths through intention around his own entrepreneurial journey. Darren Virassammy is the co-founder of 34 Strong, a public speaker, and someone who is obsessed with seeking personal greatness through connection with nature, Darren is uniquely positioned to help those in corporate America and individuals reach the potential they desire. He works hard on his own personal development through his hobbies, passions, and personal life. As a husband, father, avid bassist, and black belt, Darren believes our downtime is just as important as our work time.  Join us as we explore the possibilities when you know that it's time for a change! Profit by Design is a Tap the Potential Production in collaboration with Small Business Consulting Group. Show Highlights: Darren explains how downtime is necessary for us and how it actually helps to prepare us for operating at the much higher levels that we seek to perform at. Let's hear it for $10,000 an hour activities!You don't need to sacrifice profitability in order to make an impact. Darren describes how COVID forced him to be more innovative, the gift of going virtual, and how his company's organizational needs were brought to the forefront. Are you taking care of your people and creating great places to work? There's a lot of top talent available right now! “Veggies First”: Dr. Sabrina shares how we should be taking care of ourselves FIRST before we show up and try to serve others. Do you know the needs and challenges of your best clients? Darren discusses the idea behind ROTI (Return On Time Invested). Dr. Sabrina and Darren chat about his “The Nature Advantage” podcast and its accidental beginnings. Intentionality in our good habits and practices helps to advance us. Nature and its role in our healing and potential. What if we're the average of the five PLACES where we've spent the most time? If you're ready to take your life back from your business, purchase your copy of The 4 Week Vacation™  (plus you get a bonus!)! Also, we'd love for you to join us in the Entrepreneurs Take Your Life Back! Community Facebook group. Let's get to know each other! Connect with Darren: 34 Strong LinkedIn The Nature Advantage Podcast Flip Da Script Podcast Links and Resources: New! Now Available!! The 4 Week Vacation™ book with bonuses! Download Dr. Sabrina's Introductory Training: How to Make Your Time Worth $10,000 an Hour Join Dr. Sabrina in our Entrepreneurs Take Your Life Back! Community  

Leaders thrive on getting things done. The problem is that there's more to be done than any one person can accomplish. That can leave you feeling overwhelmed, even paralyzed. Ever found yourself procrastinating because you couldn't decide what to do next?There's a better way.We've got a simple plan for any time you feel overwhelmed at work. These four action steps will help you regain your margin and be more productive than ever.If you find yourself feeling dread rather than excitement when you think about work, it's time for a change. Try it and see!This episode of Lead to Win is brought to you by the new Classic, Executive, and Bold Full Focus Planners. Find out more at leadto.win/planner.***Here's what we talk about inside this episode—What's really making you feel overwhelmed.The real secret to ending overwhelm.How to regain a sense of control in your life.A simple technique for culling your to-do list.How your favorite productivity tool might be contributing to your overwhelm.How to recognize your productivity sinkholes.How the doom loop of dread, procrastination, and overwhelm contributes to your problem.How an associate or mentor can help you identify the key tasks that drive your overwhelm.Why not delegating costs you both time and money.How your need for control is driving your crazy!The emotional flip-flop that occurs when you learn how to delegate.Entry-level ways to begin delegating, even if you don't have an assistant.Why it is vital that you calendar your work, not just your appointments.Why you need to add personal tasks and projects into your daily planning.Once you've listened to this episode, here's your next step. Do a “brain dump” and put all your tasks, projects, appointments, and commitments on the table. That will give you the objectivity you need to evaluate where you are and make decisions about your highest leverage tasks. You'll start feeling better immediately!Who Do You Know Who Needs This? If you're feeling overwhelmed, you're certainly not alone. Chances are good that you have a friend or coworker who could benefit from this episode. Why not share it? Drop a link to this episode into your favorite social channel, and take three or four people you know. Let's help everybody regain their balance! Use the hashtag #leadtowin.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Forget Compatibility! Great Relationships Require Intentionality - with Dr. Joli Hamilton - Part 2 Everyone wants to find someone they're compatible with, but what if we're looking at this the wrong way?  Dr. Joli Hamilton is our guest for part two of this conversation. Do opposites really attract? Is it true that we create our compatibility? And if so, how does intentionality play a role? The truth is, we are different. And when you decide that being different is not only okay but preferred, you'll unlock another dimension in your relationship.   You can't force your partner to be the same as you. Love is about flourishing and growing and being who you were meant to be. Sadly, Dr. Hamilton reminds us, that often the things you wish you could project on your partner or spouse are the things you wish you could own about your own life. That is a deep revelation! What have you been disowning about yourself that you need to reclaim? Own it. Don't ask your partner to take on these things.   High Functioning Couples Joli and I also discussed the roles in high functioning couples. Often, power struggles occur because of a lack of intentionality in conversations and structure. “Some people think relationships should be really easy or really hard, and these two people are usually married to each other,” says Dr. Hamilton. That's going on Instagram today!   Have a Vision for Your Marriage/Relationship The Bible says, “Where there is no vision, the people cast off restraint” (Proverbs 29:18). Having a vision (or purpose statement, as Joli calls it), is vital to a healthy relationship. Without knowing where you're headed, you're bound to run around in circles, get frustrated, and ultimately “cast off restraint.” Another way to say this is that you'll lose the fight for your relationship. You might stay together, but you'll be distant at best. So, create a purpose or vision statement today.   At the end of the day, when you're ready to up-level your relationship, all it takes is deciding. “Love is a learnable skillset,” Joli says. Stop groping around in the dark and decide to create compatibility by intentionality.   Be sure to listen to the full episode by clicking the episode link.     Links Mentioned in this Episode Get real with The Curiosity Date Get Joli's book: Project Relationship: The Entrepreneurs Action Plan for Passionate, Sustainable Love Join the Real Relationship Talk / Christian Marriages & Relationships Facebook Community!       SUBSCRIBE | SHARE | RATE | COMMENT To ensure you never miss an episode, be sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Remember, sharing is caring! So, share these episodes with your friends and family via email or social media.      

Today's show marks our 36th and final episode of the Design To Be Conversation podcast before we come back in February 2022. Before we dive into our episode for today, I want to take a moment to say thank you. Thank you for listening and supporting Design To Be Conversation and thank you to each of our incredible guests who have made each episode so insightful and impactful. I'm extremely excited for the future of Design To Be Conversation. We have an incredible lineup of guests planned for next year, so be sure to follow us along on social at design_tobe or head to designtobeconversation.com to be the first to know when we return. Now, let's get into today's episode.Today, we are wrapping up our show with Raquel Breternitz. Raquel is an award-winning design leader and strategist with a resume spanning years of purpose-driven work experience from serving as Design Director for US Senator Elizabeth Warren to private sector credits at the New York Times, Pivotal Labs, and IBM. Raquel is a public speaker with works and topics connected by a passion for accessibility and inclusion, research-driven design thinking, and a hunger for tackling complex and challenging problems. She has spoken at Lesbians Who Tech, PluralSightLIVE, Wonder Women in Tech, and O'Reilly Design.We dive into what it means to connect with your passions and ideals in design, the importance of prioritizing rest and well-being to manage burnout, and intentional ways to practice self-care that provides purpose and joy.  

In today's episode the guys talk about being intentional with your shows content.  Plan things out and make sure it all falls under your core values!Cory Carter and Ron Cool are on a mission to help you gain more VISIBILITY, gain more TRAFFIC and ultimately help you gain more SALES! Cory and Ron have over 40 years of combined experience helping people achieve results that people didn't believe that they could achieve before. The IMPACTORS podcasts is a place where you can get a daily tip, trick and action that you can take to move your business forward. Every episode will be quick and to the point with our no BS, no Fluff conversations that we will have here on the show. 
When you are ready for more impact check out the IMPACTORS mastermind https://impactorsmastermind.com In this mastermind we meet once a week. We break the hour into three parts. One third a weekly training. One third one business owner is on a hot seat deep diving their business and one third going through wins and opportunities with the group. We train on all things related to increasing visibility, traffic and sales for each business and dissecting all the goals and steps a person must take to achieve the results that they want to achieve. If you have any questions connect with us every where: https://follow.coolhttps://coryecarter.com

Leaving your mark on the world requires creativity. Rylan Kean and Christina Hayes  Director of Business Development, and Christina Hayes, General Manager, of Milan Enterprises, transformed an old printing press creating a lasting legacy in their community. Milan Enterprises, a real estate investment and property management business, centers everything they do around what they call WIGs: wildly important goals. On this episode of PIVOT, Rylan and Christina teach us what having a common purpose can accomplish. On this episode, you'll hear: [03:00 - 06:42] How Milan connects their people to work that matters [07:26 - 10:35] Why a high NPS score is one of Milan's wildly important goals [11:00 - 13:03] Setting and following through on goals [14:13 - 18:20] Recruiting in a personal way [19:40 - 23:25] Helping people learn their way into their role [23:43 - 26:03] Using your time, talents, and treasures purposefully After you listen:  Order your copy of our book People Operations: Zenefits.com/pops-book Follow the podcast  Submit your People Ops questions: 

You've incorporated the Full Focus Planner into your day-to-day life and have transformed your productivity. But you want to go even deeper. You want to maximize the Planner to the fullest and become a power user. You want to be able to display your expertise to customers, colleagues, and potential employers—and maybe even discover new revenue opportunities. Is there a path to all this and more?In this bonus episode, Courtney talks with special guests, Michael Hyatt and Megan Hyatt Miller, about the new Full Focus Planner Pro Certification program. They discuss what this program makes possible for you and how it will open the door to a whole new level of productivity, goal achievement, and success.In this episode, you'll discover—Who the Full Focus Planner Pro Certification program is forHow to get insider access to product announcements and testingWhat bonus gifts are on offer for those who register in 2021A new, exclusive community for deeper connection and in-depth trainingResources:Full Focus Planner CertificationSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We're thankful - for you.  Our community.  For the power of womenhood, in one woman and the collective.  This episode "Thankfulness in Celebration" is unique.  Celebrating our podcast's one year anniversary, this episode highlights wisdom, strength and courage womenhood represents.  Listen in to celebrate alongside us and to hear meaningful tidbits from episodes past. 

In our message from Ephesians 5:8-21, we look at the commission of those who are in Christ to walk as those who are in Christ. We're called to intentionally pursue a counter-cultural life as children of the Living God, here in the darkness, walking as children of light, together.

In this week's ASK ME ANYTHING, Ryan Michler and Kipp Sorensen field questions from the Iron Council.  Hit Ryan up on Instagram at @ryanmichler and share what's working in your life.  ⠀ SHOW HIGHLIGHTS ⠀ (3:30) Which of the four quadrants has changed your life the most? (10:50) What is the best way to motivate and keep employees in these strange COVID times? (21:30) When looking to change career paths from “8-5” to self-employed small business owner, what are the metrics you suggest tracking and quantifying to prepare? (29:30) What practices do you suggest for marketing when starting a new business? (42:40) What tips or practices do you recommend for “task switching?” (50:00) Do you have any plans to bring on to the podcast successful men from the Iron Council or other non-famous men? (57:00) What are a few “connection” objectives you have used in the past that you have found to be rewarding? (1:00:46) What is the number one relationship in your life calling for your attention right now? (1:01:20) How do you put the right boundaries in place with people that you interact or do business with? (1:12:00) What are some ways that we can keep our pride in check? (1:15:00) What does it take to get to the next level with personal finances? Want maximum health, wealth, relationships, and abundance in your life? Sign up for our free course, 30 Days to Battle Ready ⠀ Download the NEW Order of Man Twelve-Week Battle Planner App and maximize your week.

It has been said that intentionality is one key to success.Every day we do so much out of sheer habit. If we took the time to go back and analyze our choices, we might be surprised by how many were not entirely intentional decisions.  We'll find that most decisions were the result of choices derived out of convenience. We didn't take the time to thoroughly process or develop a best practice for thinking, evaluating, and choosing. Instead, our choices are justified by knee-jerk reactions or our intuition.When we make decisions, they should be made with our eyes on the goal or desired outcome. We should place deliberateness and intentionality at the forefront of decision-making.Let's get back to basics by allowing ourselves to visualize our goals and desired outcome and think through the steps we must take to achieve them. Then execute by taking the first step.One last bit of advice; if you are having trouble deciding what you truly want: determine what you don't wish to and be deliberate about that.Listen, Get Inspired, and Level Up.

As a top executive and mother of four, Meg has mastered the art of taming a chaotic calendar. In this episode, captured live at the Achieve Conference, she shares three steps for protecting your highest priorities. When we're done, you'll have the complete confidence to manage your most important priorities and become fully present wherever you are.For more information, visit leadto.win.Presented by Free to Focus.SummarySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Is your life filled with purpose and intentionality? If you are like most people, it's not. My guest today is Alex Bunyan who has spent his working career interviewing and assessing thousands of professionals. That work has taught him that the majority of even the most successful people are floating adrift in their professional lives.  Alex became an executive coach to help leaders find clarity and purpose so they can realize their true potential and live an intentional life. You won't want to miss Alex's golden nuggets of wisdom that he dishes out on this episode of Solopreneur Money. Grab your AirPods and be prepared to dig deep when you press play. You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in... Alex's story [2:12] How Alex lost his way and found it again [22:41] The biggest challenge in building Alex's business [30:37] The role that purpose plays in your life [36:45] The role that intentionality plays in your life [46:45] The money questions [51:07] Alex Bunyan bet on himself to pursue a life of purpose Alex Bunyan grew up as the son of an RCMP officer in Canada. His upbringing was similar to the typical Army Brat lifestyle--moving every 2 years, always being the new kid, and constantly the outsider. While It may not have been easy to grow up in small, rural communities as the son of the local cop, Alex's childhood taught him how to adjust to new situations and how to read people.  Alex always thought he would become a high school English teacher, but a leadership opportunity in retail came along first and provided him with great money, plenty of freedom, and a wealth of learning opportunities.  When Alex was let go in a restructuring event at the bank he worked at, he chose to take the opportunity to gain clarity and find his purpose. When he looked deep into himself he realized that becoming a leadership and career coach was the best way for him to live an intentional life.  Are you sure you are following your passion? Many solopreneurs have heard the advice “follow your passion,” but this advice is often misunderstood and poorly executed. This is because people fail to dig in and explore what their true purpose is. As a coach, Alex helps others explore this question and tease out their own answers.  It is important not to confuse your job title with your passion. Your passion is about more than what you do for a living. Passions live beneath the functions of your work.  Have you explored what motivates and inspires you? Are you living a purpose-filled life? The next step is to get intentional After you discover your true purpose it is important to take deliberate steps to live a purpose-filled life. This is where intentionality comes in. Intentionality is the follow-through that comes after finding your true purpose. Acting on the steps you need to take to structure your life around your purpose is being intentional. Have you thought about whether your life and business are in line with your purpose? Do you live an intentional life?  Listen to this insightful interview with Alex Bunyan to hear how you can ensure that you create an intentional business and live out your purpose.  Connect with Alex Bunyan ShiftCo Alex on LinkedIn Email: Alex (at) ShiftCo.ca Connect With Gabe Nelson www.GabeNelsonFinancial.com/contact FREE Downloadable Resources at https://www.gabenelsonfinancial.com/resources/ EMAIL: Gabe (at) GabeNelsonFinancial.com Follow Gabe on LinkedIn Follow Gabe on Twitter: @GabeNelsonCFP Follow Gabe on Facebook Follow Gabe on Instagram: @GabeNelsonCFP Subscribe to Solopreneur Money

Irene Kraegel is a pioneer in exploring mindfulness from a Christian perspective. Dave Schmelzer explored some of her insights in the previous The Pocket Contemplative. She joins us in this episode to walk us through how she's arrived at her unique life mission and to offer wise counsel to those of us on a similar journey.Mentioned on this podcast:The Mindful Christian: Cultivating a Life of Intentionality, Openness, and Faith, by Irene Kraegel. Also, check out themindfulchristian.comTo learn more about or join in with an online group with Dave and others: journey-on.netTo join Dave's mailing list for a conversation about big topics about faith and culture: https://www.blueoceanfaith.org/connect/contact-us. Then click "Join the list."

An interview with Rev. Maxie Dunnam to discuss his new book, a life of intentionality and going beyond our comfort zone

Today's smart person is Leisa Reid who talks about how to get ready, get booked and get selling from speaking. She is a speaker who has personally booked and delivered over 500 presentations. She works with entrepreneurs to show them how to get their message heard so that they can make a massive impact on the people who can benefit from their expertise. Here are some of the items that Leisa Reid and Rob Oliver discussed on this episode of the Learning from Smart People Podcast: · Leisa's background as a teacher that led her to become a speaker · How teachers show people how to solve their own problems instead of solving problems for them · Leisa's #1 secret for getting more speaking engagements · Different ways that speaking can benefit your business · Speaking is a fun way to market your business · Your message needs to be bigger than your fear! · Speaker's fears can be a form of kryptonite · Speaking is a superpower, use it for good! · Everyone has been given a gift, when you share it, you raise the consciousness of the people around you. · Giving of yourself does not deplete you, it enriches others · Follow-up is the unsexy but extremely important key to staying booked · Be ready to be ready… · There is a lot more to speaking than being on stage · You need to be intentional about what your offer is going to be · Your energy about your offer is reflected by your audience · Creating an offer is not a cookie-cutter process · There needs to be clear communication with the organizer about your offer · You can plant seeds throughout your entire presentation that relate to your offer · Intentionality is the difference between just talking and giving a speech · Get your talk ready to rock · Now what you talk about and who you talk to · Start with the end in view and reverse engineer your presentation You can find out more about Leisa Reid on her website and social media. Be sure to download her “5 Top Tips to Get More Speaking Gigs NOW” Website: https://getspeakinggigsnow.com Facebook: https://getspeakinggigsnow.com/facebook Instagram https://getspeakinggigsnow.com/instragram Linkedin: https://getspeakinggigsnow.com/linkedin Thanks for listening to the Learning from Smart People Podcast! Please Subscribe, leave a comment and follow us on social media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/LFSPPodcast Instagram: http://instagram.com/LFSPPodcast Facebook: http://facebook.com/LFSPPodcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lfsppodcast/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/imroboliver/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbWV_LuUad7ZWuE9j5D9v-w You can also use the “Contact” page on the “Learning from Smart People” website: https://www.learningfromsmartpeople.com

This conversation was recorded as part of Work Shouldn't Suck's https://www.workshouldntsuck.co/ethical-reopening-summit-2021 (Ethical Re-Opening Summit) that took place on April 27, 2021. This past year saw the environmental impacts of the workplace shift dramatically. For many, travel for work was completely erased, both commuting and related business travel. Conferences that traditionally attracted hundreds or thousands of in-person attendees shifted to online offerings. As we consider how to reopen our workplaces, how can we do that in intentional ways that center our impact on planet and people? Resources mentioned during session:Howlround's https://howlround.com/tags/climate-change (Climate Change resources) https://artscarbon.com/ (Carbon emissions calculator for streaming media) “https://howlround.com/streaming-just-transition (A Producer's Guide to Measuring, Budgeting, and Lowering the Carbon Emissions of Livestreams and Video Conferences)” by Vijay Mathew https://www.jasonhickel.org/less-is-more (Less is More: How Degrowth Will Save The World) by Jason Hickel KRISTA BRADLEY is Director of Programs and Resources at the Association of Performing Arts Professionals (APAP), the national service organization for the performing arts presenting industry. At APAP she's responsible for the professional development programming for the annual conference as well as year-round programs, leadership development initiatives, regranting programs and resources that advance the skills, knowledge and capabilities of APAP's membership. Prior to APAP, she was Executive and Artistic Director of BlackRock Center for the Arts, a nonprofit multidisciplinary arts center in Maryland, and Program Officer of Performing Arts for Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation. She brings more than twenty years of experience working in the nonprofit, performing arts, and philanthropy sectors as a curator, funder, arts administrator and consultant for organizations such as the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company, the Walker Arts Center, Houston Grand Opera and Opera America. Krista is also a practicing musician, a current member of the Thomas Circle Singers, a DC-based choral ensemble, and a former board member of APAP. She holds a B.A. degree in Literature and Society from Brown University. ALEXIS FRASZ is a researcher, writer, strategic thinker, program designer, and advisor to partners in culture, philanthropy, and the environmental sector working for transformative change and a just transition. She is a co-director of Helicon Collaborative and leads their work at the intersection of culture and the environment. Her perspective on systems change draws on her artistic practices and diverse background in anthropology, Chinese Medicine, permaculture, and Buddhism. She believes in the need to build solidarity between artists and culture and broader movements working for racial, ecological, and economic justice. Alexis also teaches on creative civic leadership for artists and non-artists, and is faculty for the cultural leadership program at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity and Julie's Bicycle's https://www.creativeclimateleadership.com/ (Creative Climate Leadership program). Her research on http://artmakingchange.org/ (socially engaged artistic practice )has informed artist training curriculums and philanthropic programs worldwide. She is actively engaged in Helicon's ongoing work to address https://heliconcollab.net/our_work/not-just-money/ (inequities )in cultural philanthropy. Alexis graduated Summa cum Laude from Princeton University with a degree in Cultural Anthropology and has pursued Master's level study in Chinese Medicine.  She is an advisor of the https://publicbankeastbay.org/ (Public Bank East Bay), the http://www.headlands.org/ (Headlands Center for the Arts,) and https://www.artistsliteracies.org/ (The Artist's Literacy's Institute). She lives in Oakland, where she spends as much...

Have you been investing in fossil fuels and climate change without realizing it?Alex Wright-Gladstein, Founder, and CEO of Sphere, sits with A.J. Lawrence to discuss how the investment holdings of most people's 401(k)s support the financing of fossil fuels. They also talk about her journey in climate change and sustainability, transitioning from being CEO of Ayar Labs to starting Sphere, and all the entrepreneurial lessons along the way.Listen to this episode to learn more about climate change, entrepreneurship, and understanding where the finance in your investment holdings actually goes.About our guest:Alex Wright-Gladstein is an entrepreneur with a passion for addressing climate change.  She is also the Co-Founder of Ayar Labs founded in 2015, formerly OptiBit, a company transforming computing performance by moving data with light. On today's episode: Meet Alex Wright-Gladstein, Founder and CEO of Sphere – 00:50 Alex shares where she stands in her entrepreneurial journey – 03:51 The difference switching from technology to finance – 08:18 The importance of developing a community focus when creating a movement – 12:08 The approach for advocating climate-friendly practices in companies today – 16:19 Alex explains the impact of each person's “pocketbook” – 17:41 Alex talks about what had the most significant impact on improving her growth as an entrepreneur – 20:52 The intentionality required for building the right team – 23:29 Alex shares about what she currently finds really interesting – 27:42 How Alex defines success – 33:01 Key Takeaways: Understanding the need for systemic change is really important for tackling climate issues. There are so many factors that keep things in place and are root problems for why an issue exists. It will be tough to make a significant difference if you don't understand the deeper problems and hidden forces behind why they still exist.  It is so crucial for entrepreneurs to be intentional. Intentionality is about where you focus your time and energy. Being intentional about building the right team that can run with your vision is time worth spending. Do not make the mistake of quickly filling gaps in your team and stunting long-term growth with the wrong people in the driver's seat. Have clear, measurable goals towards your success. Do not make the journey towards success and progress vague or arbitrary. Some things have to be made black and white. The clearer and more measurable you make your goals, the better you will have insight into what you need to do to reach them. The next seven years are a crucial window for climate change action. Scientists predict that the global warming impact will cross the 1.5 degree Celsius threshold in seven years if things continue as they are. This can lead to irreversible damage to the planet. The good news is 80% of Americans are concerned about climate change, and the correct systemic change can avert this problem. (Read about the Sunrise Movement for more information) What do entrepreneurs need to be intentional about and focus on?[22:39] “Be really intentional about hiring. It can be so easy to take shortcuts and bring someone on because you desperately need to fill a gap, but it is very hard to reverse mistakes.”Are you on the journey of growing as an entrepreneur? Let us know how you are building your knowledge and developing intentionality. Also, don't forget to drop a hello if you want to share your entrepreneurship story on the podcast.Connect with Alex Wright-Gladstein: Sphere: https://www.oursphere.org  Ayar Labs - ​​https://ayarlabs.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ga1ex LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/alexwrightgladstein/  Follow Beyond 8 Figures: Website:  Beyond8Figures.com Twitter:  @beyond8figures  Facebook: Beyond 8 Figures Instagram:@b8fpodcast Email: team@b8fpodcast.com Connect with Insights Lab:  Website: https://insightslab.ai/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheInsightsLab/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/insightslab.ai/ Email: weare@insightslab.ai  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/insightslab-ai/ 

Leaders like to plan their work and work their plan. The problem is that real-life gets in the way. Interruptions, distractions, and unforeseen problems can make a trainwreck of your week even before it leaves the station. By Friday, you can feel exhausted, overwhelmed, and wonder, “What did I really accomplish?” There's got to be a better way to plan your week.Well, there is! And we can teach it to you. We've seen our share of Monday to Friday chaos, and we've developed a simple system that lets you take control of your week and ensure that you stay focused.Try these next-level strategies, and you'll finally escape the sickening feeling of never getting anything done. You're going to start loving Mondays again!Don't miss out on the free download that goes along with this episode, the Perfect Progress Checklist. It's a simple tool to tuck inside your Full Focus Planner to kick your weekly planning into high gear. Get yours now.Your Friends Need ThisWe'll bet you have at least one friend who really needs these tips on weekly planning. Why not help them out by texting a link to this episode right now?You can also share it on your favorite social media platform. Just click one of the links in the sidebar and use the hashtag #leadtowin.Resources from This EpisodeThe Quick WinFull Focus Planner“Self-Care as a Leadership Discipline” by Michael HyattThe Perfect Progress ChecklistSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

I have a challenge for you. I have a challenge for you that I guarantee you that if you implement can only have a positive effect on your business.What you'll learn The Only Thing You Need to SucceedWhy You Get to Explore DeeperHow to Apply the One Breath RuleFavorite Quote:  "The secret to success is an internal game"Connect with George Bryantwww.mindofgeorge.comInstagram: @itsgeorgebryantGeorge Bryant on Facebook

Adam is a pastor, husband, and father and he shares about how a recent career change is helping bring to light areas of struggle and reminding him of the importance of intentionality in life and ministry.

As we live from greater “intentionality” we are able to take greater responsibility to create a life that is a perfect fit for us. Dr. Tammi shares the three questions to ask and answer for ourselves so we can get clear about who we are, what we want, and what our true priorities are.

A lil journey into my mind currently. Ask yourself why you are the way you are. *No Comp* IG: arsenalbykenyatta kenyattabanksarsenal.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/insidethearsenal/support

It's easy to assume that the benefits of gratitude are primarily external. But the latest research reveals that thankfulness offers major payoffs on our side of the equation, too. Discover the advantages of gratitude—and specific practices to harness them—in this week's episode.For more, https://michaelhyatt.com/podcast-gratitude-advantage/.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Intentionality by John Ussery

Guest Soraya O'Brien Jollon started her career in management consulting but realized that there were elements of corporate life that didn't suit her. She also realized that she wanted to do something that made people happy and she was also a bit of a control freak. Enter event planning.She found she liked all the things that make most people panic, dealing with other people's emotions and with the stress around planning stemming from such uncomfortable topics as family, religion or money (or all three). She started her own company in New York City where she planned cross-cultural and interfaith weddings, same-sex weddings, and more—all events for people with interesting stories and challenges figuring out how to navigate who they are as individuals and in partnership and with families. Yes, she was picking out napkin colors, but it was really all about building connection and negotiating inter-personal dynamics in service of celebrating life's highlights. At a certain point, she took a look at her own family situation and asked out loud how she wanted to be celebrating life with the one's she loved most deeply. The answer led her to an unexpected place.In this episode, find out from Soraya how listening to what people need can create connection and lead to new adventures…on ROADS TAKEN...with Leslie Jennings Rowley. About This Episode's GuestSoraya O'Brien Jollon is currently Chief Strategy Officer for Wedsly, a digital wedding planning start-up, where she can use her industry experience and not have to attend an event every weekend. For more than a decade, she ran the New York-based SORAYA weddings, gatherings and destinations. You can stiil find her work on her beautiful website. She now lives in Stockholm, Sweden with her husband and four children. Executive Producer/Host: Leslie Jennings RowleyMusic: Brian Burrows Find more episodes at https://roadstakenshow.comEmail the show at RoadsTakenShow@gmail.com

Are you the kind of person who takes the stairs? Or have you been the kind of person who doesn't even think about how important they are?  Is the easy way the best way in all things? The world is full of people looking for shortcuts. The problem is, they are shortcuts to nowhere. They don't achieve what they want. They don't get to where they want to go, because they weren't willing to do the little things. They only did what they wanted, so they didn't get where they wanted to be. We can do better. We must.  With some simple imagery, and a few tools:  M.I.D., you can make each day a part of who you are becoming.- Why do more people take the escalator over the stairs?- Do little choices, like a flight of stairs, really matter?- Do little things we choose to do say big things about who we are?- How can mindfulness, intentionality, and direction make all the difference?- Which did you choose this week?  (Faith, Moral Excellence, Knowledge, Self-Control, Perseverance, Godliness, Brotherly Kindness, Love)

Practicing mindfulness is popular and, for Dave Schmelzer, robustly helpful. But is it Christian? Dave looks at insights from The Mindful Christian, in which Irene Kraegel thoughtfully and thoroughly grounds it in the Bible and the Christian tradition. God, it turns out, is very much present and at work as we "get behind the waterfall" of our thoughts and emotions. Mentioned on this podcast:The Mindful Christian: Cultivating a Life of Intentionality, Openness and Faith, by Irene KraegelTo learn more about or join in with an online group with Dave and others: journey-on.netTo join Dave's mailing list for conversation about big topics about faith and culture: https://www.blueoceanfaith.org/connect/contact-us. Then click "Join the list."

Alex Haley is a meditation teacher and co-founder of Offering Tree. Offering Tree is an all in one package for yoga teachers and small business owners combining a website, booking system, email marketing and basically everything you need to get started running your own business. When Offering Tree reached out to us to become ambassadors, we took a deep dive into how their site worked and their values as a company. We were impressed! We wanted to talk to Alex here on the podcast, especially at this time of change and challenge within the yoga industry and world in general. Offering tree ended up being a fairly small part of this conversation, as we delved into topics around ethics, intentionality and a lot of the questions that have been on our minds lately. It's a really great conversation! Links: Offering Tree: https://offeringtree.com/flowartists Rhonda Magee - https://www.rhondavmagee.com/ Tuere Sala (episode from 10% happier) - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/ten-percent-happier-with-dan-h-29179/episodes/the-opposite-of-schadenfreude-76904262 Ven Analayo - https://www.buddhismuskunde.uni-hamburg.de/en/personen/analayo.html Phillip Moffitt - https://dharmawisdom.org/

Today's episode is part two of the interview I did with my good friend and mentor, Daniel Marcos, co-founder and CEO of the Growth Institute. (If you didn't catch last week's episode, I encourage you to listen to that first.) In this follow-up, you'll hear more about Daniel's journey into disciplined entrepreneurship and gain insight on scaling a business the right way. Check out the show notes for more information!

For today's podcast, Amy and Cheryl talk about intentionality and how it helps them live an EnVibe life. They share their individual struggles and how they have faced them. Amy and Cheryl also give tips on how to live with intentionality and recommend books that inspired them on their path. In this episode: 01:41 - Cheryl shares Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill, a book she recently read that has encouraged her to live an intentional life. 08:01 - Amy discusses The Universal Human by Gary Zukav and how it helped her. 10:05 - The power behind intentions.14:46 - It's ok to want things. How intentions fuel the Law of Attraction.18:04 – Cheryl talks about how living with intentionality helped her life for the better.23:18 – Strategies to bring intentionality in your life.

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Today we welcome back to the podcast, Jenny Worsham, our Gather Groups Director. We're closing out Season 5 with one of the hallmarks of Gather Moms which is choosing to mom with intentionality. We know that many days are spent playing catch-up with schedules, laundry and our to-do list, but we believe that making time … Episode 51: MORE Intentionality; Making the Days Matter Read More »

Today we welcome back to the podcast, Jenny Worsham, our Gather Groups Director. We're closing out Season 5 with one of the hallmarks of Gather Moms which is choosing to mom with intentionality. We know that many days are spent playing catch-up with schedules, laundry and our to-do list, but we believe that making time … Episode 51: MORE Intentionality; Making the Days Matter Read More »

Tonya Dalton is the host of the Productivity Paradox Podcast (https://ppx.inkwellpress.com), a show with actionable strategies & exercises to help you create a life centered around your own personal priorities. Her new book is 'On Purpose: The Busy Woman's Guide to an Extraordinary Life of Meaning and Success (https://amzn.to/3pSx8NT)'. In this conversation Tanya talks about goal setting, reverse engineering actions, and living a intentional life of meaning and success. This episode is brought to you by: * Justworks (http://justworks.com) * Setapp (http://setapp.com)

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Rob, founder & CEO of Rise Up Coaching knows that when you are curious you learn, when you learn you build and when you build with intention you build authentically.  In his first book, coming soon, 'The Social Soul, Mastering Your Personal and Professional Brand with Intentionality and Authenticity', Rob highlights the process for building your network across all platforms.

You've worked hard and achieved a lot. But success brings a new problem: What to do next. That brings a whole new pressure from your team, your customers, and yourself. You may feel like you've used all your best ideas. From here on out, you're faking it. That can be super stressful.But there is a way to keep the momentum going. We've learned the simple secret to keeping yourself one step ahead of the growth curve—and the competition. You need a coach! And we'll show you why.Make this investment in yourself, and you'll be energized, in the know, and more successful than ever been before. You can finally break out of the imposter syndrome and feel focused, relaxed, and in control of your business again.Here's a preview of this episode.When we decided it was imperative to have a coach for ourselves.The main thing a coach can help you do.How a coach gives you an edge against the competition.How a coach keeps you from getting in your own way. [6:01]How the image of coaching has changed from “remedial” to “performance enhancing.” [6:55]Signs that you might need a coach to get to the next level.One fallacy that keeps leaders from seeking outside help or advice.What a coach can show you that they don't teach in business school.How a coach's “outside” point of view helps you process failure.Why your own team can't help you in ways a coach can.How to “outsource” your mistakes using a coach.Why it's valuable to have a coach with experience outside your industry.Two things you need to grow your business that a coach provides.How coaching provides breakthrough moments in your thinking.Why a coaching session is better than personal “thinking time.”The essential presupposition that makes a coach incredibly helpful.Key questions a coach will force you to think about.How having a coach will help you build a stronger team.Why you should block time after coaching sessions for further thought.The very best reason why you should hire a coach.Once you've listened to the episode, take the free Business Health Assessment. It'll evaluate your business based on seven metrics. You'll receive a personalized score on your strengths and weaknesses, and gain real clarity on where a coach can help you most. Try it!Text a FriendChances are good that you have a friend or business associate who could benefit from this episode of Lead to Win. Why not text them a link right now?And if you haven't yet reviewed the podcast on iTunes, would you do that today? Your ratings and reviews are one of the key ways we keep this podcast visible to other leaders. Please help them find this great content.Resources from This EpisodeBusiness Health AssessmentThe E-Myth Revisited by Michael E. GerberThe War for Talent by Ed Michaels, Helen Handfield-Jones, and Beth AxelrodBusinessAcceleratorSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode, I chat with Russ Haywood, co-founder of the new relationship guide / mobile app CanWe. CanWe's mission is to help daters cut out the frustration of modern dating with researched guidance, helping you ask the right questions from the start so you can be more confident and intentional! You may be asking, what even is the right relationship with the right person? Shoot, I don't know, but CanWe does!!! We discuss: - The idea behind CanWe - Dating confidence - Intentionality - & more! I really enjoyed this conversation and have been loving the app! I can't tell you how much assistance I need in my dating life rn and this app has helped me figure out my intentions and encouraged me to be more confident in expressing them. We LOVE that! Head over to the App Store

As leaders, we all want to be competent and successful. The problem is that our quest for success can be demanding. It can feel lonely at the top. But as a leader, you can't afford to be isolated. You deserve a rich, full life—including a social life. Every leader can thrive by cultivating friendships, protecting time for friendship, and enjoying leisure time together. In this episode, we'll show you how.For more, visit leadto.win.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We finish our SHAME series with SHAME & ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIPS.  We bring so much into any relationship we have, and tend to hide our imperfections.  Instead of bringing it to light with our partner, we do the opposite, which builds on our insecurities and shame.  Amanda and Jasmine break down this episode into three parts:1. Shame you bring into your relationship from past experiences.2. Shame you have carried with you that has nothing to do with romance.3. Shame around your relationship & the world: how you want to present your relationship to others.Enjoy this episode and let us know what you think by emailing us at theknownmama@gmail.com or DM us at our instagram handle @womenhood_podcast

Finnian Kelly is a world-renowned keynote speaker on Intentionality: a philosophy and lifestyle that helps everyday people create extraordinary futures. He is known as the 'business mystic”, because he bridges science and spirituality to help leaders step into their own magic. He has been featured in National Geographic, Business Insider, Forbes and more, and as an entrepreneur he has built and exited 3 multi-million $ companies in the financial industry. He is on a mission to bridge the gap between money and spirituality, and to inspire others to embody the Intentionality lifestyle.  

Episode 203: Today You Choose - It's all about Family: Interview Jason Martin This is Your Captain Speaking - Life Lessons from the Journey So Far Welcome to the Love Your Story podcast. How often have you thought about the importance of intentionally making your family - the people you love - the most important thing in your life? Not just in word and intention, but in actuality?  On today's show I'm talking with Jason Martin, the author or This is your Captain Speaking - Life Lessons from the Journey so far. As I read his book it was easy to sum up the entire premise - Make Your Family Your Top Priority, and the intentionality of making memories, recording memories, sharing memories with loved ones. In this heartwarming book he wrote to his family, Jason Martin takes us on a journey inside his life as a husband, father, provider, and a family leader. You will watch as he shows you how to create a life filled with memories that your children will remember for the rest of their lives. By creating a legacy built on the foundations of love, hope, and gratitude, your family will learn critical life lessons to become the best versions of everything they can be. —-This is what we are all about on the Love Your Story podcast - intentionally creating the life we want on purpose. Stay tuned for my discussion with Jason - the Captain of his family, and I think you'll leave with some ideas for your own intentional family living. Jason Martin has not experience as a writer, in fact he failed copy editing in college, but he is a believer in dreams and stretching. He is a former sports anchor and currently runs one of the most successful real estate teams in Washington D.C., but above all, his family is his #1 priority. He and his wife Jennifer have 3 human children and a dog named Scooby, and together they live a fun, wild, everyday normal life. Jason writes this book specifically to his family, addressing them in unexpected places. There is not question we are peaking into a compilation he wrote for his family, but in that compilation we see what it looks like to put family first. There is no doubt he wishes to teach, support and leave a legacy for his kids. Tune in to the audio program to hear my discussion with Jason. You don't want to miss it. You start out your book with “Anyone who knows me will tell you that above all else comes family.” Let's start out with why…. To contact Jason or buy his book: todayyouchoose.com jason@jasonmartingroup.com https://www.amazon.com/This-Your-Captain-Speaking-Lessons/dp/1954801009/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1625763215&sr=8-2 The last section of this book has a list of 9 final lessons. I wanted to end with 3 of them that I liked. #1 - Consistency: Consistency is required for success in life. As you create your best life story on purpose be consistent with those things that really matter. Consistently be there - show up. Consistently be kind. Consistently listen. Consistently sit down and tackle that project. Intentionality requires consistency. #2 What you tell yourself matters - here we are back to the idea that the stories you tell yourself are the most powerful stories you will ever tell. If your self-talk is uplifting and supportive you'll fly. #3 Ideas to Action - as you intentionally plan what you want in your story you'll start with an idea. If you don't put that idea into action it won't happen. So remember, intentionally living requires you to take action. Even if it takes years to show up.  Your challenge for this week is to think about your family. Think about the priority they are for you and see if your actions are aligned with where that priority sits in your mind and heart. All these ideas we've discussed today are ideas you can teach your family. Kids and help parents understand new ideas and parents should absolutely teach children how to live intentionally. If there is something you can tweak this week to help your kids learn...

Leadership is an exercise in vulnerability. The idea that leaders enter every situation full of confidence and assurance isn't just false. It's harmful. In reality, every good leader has one non-negotiable trait: they have developed a capacity for discomfort.Shaped by many stories and examples, this episode highlights what makes discomfort so difficult and so essential. Megan and Michael will help you feel less alone, coach you to disengage your defensiveness, and challenge you to lean in when it matters most.In this episode, you'll discover—What makes taking risks so difficultThree areas you must embrace discomfort to succeedWhy being tempered by failure is a good thingThe vital frame-shift you need to make in thinking about critical feedbackThat feeling confidence is not a prerequisite for accomplishmentTo learn more about how to make space in hard conversations, explore the Lead To Win episode “How to Diffuse Conflict Before it Begins.”See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Are you living a life you love? If your answer is “Not yet,” you might be missing intentionality. The solution is to do life on purpose. You'll learn how to be intentional in every area as we simplify food, money and planning vacations! Listen in for: Meal planning in 10 easy steps Debit card myths and truths How to plan vacations both you and your budget will love Find me on Instagram: bit.ly/3h7wwPi Join my Official Rachel Cruze Community: bit.ly/38LbX6D Try EveryDollar: bit.ly/3BTfvAg

You're approaching the final quarter of the year. It's the home stretch. You still have big goals to achieve, but some unexpected obstacles have popped up and your team is feeling fatigued. You want to finish with a bang, but is that even possible? How do you rally your people and equip them to perform at the top of their game? In this episode, Megan talks with Chad Cannon, Chief Sales Officer, about the four root problems that can keep your team from achieving this year's goals—and how to solve them. They discuss strategies for overcoming roadblocks and how to bring out the best in people. There is still enough time to drive massive results this year, as you bring the whole team into alignment and empower them for success. In this episode, you'll discover—How to re-energize your team to make their greatest contributionsThe vital importance of a clear, concrete project handoff Why synchronization of work on the calendar gets more doneHow to align your team's daily tasks with the company goalsResources:For help maximizing your team's performance, schedule your coaching call here!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.