Episode 90

Think for a moment about a goal that you are working on right now. Where do you think you are in the process of accomplishment?

If you are struggling to keep up with all the things your business needs from you…this episode will completely change the way you think about being busy.

Episode 90

Think for a moment about a goal that you are working on right now. Where do you think you are in the process of accomplishment?

In today’s episode I am talking with architect and professor, Matt Fajkus, about the mindset of experimentation when it comes to growing your business.One of the experiments we discussed is how he doubled the size of his team overnight; from 11 to 22 people.

It’s been a year of podcasting, and this episode is all about looking at my biggest lessons. I’m sharing why I decided to “give it a year” and a valuable way to approach any big goal or project you want to accomplish.

In this episode we are digging in a little bit deeper on why being a powerful decision maker is so important – I mean, sure, we all understand that it’s important, but have you really gotten to know what it means to YOU? Let’s explore that together.

Explore what it really means to trust yourself implicitly, and how to cultivate deeper self trust so you can make powerful decisions, especially when you get stuck.

In this episode we’re talking about clarity – because “lack of clarity” is something I hear really often as a reason that people feel stuck. The truth is that we kind of have things backwards when it comes to clarity.

This episode begins with a quote. “The way we do anything is the way we do everything.” We are talking about parallels, a method that I use with clients to help them see problems in a new way.

In this episode I am interviewing my favorite person in the world – my husband David Betz. He is the owner of Benchmark Kitchen and Bath, a custom cabinetry company in Austin, Texas.

David and I reminisce about his early days, when he decided at age 30 to pick up a power tool for the very first time and begin a career in construction.

We are talking about industry “secrets” (every industry has ’em) and why being willing to share your wisdom with others in your field will always help you.