Movement is the antidote to fear. When we keep ourselves in motion—physically, mentally, emotionally—we disrupt the paralyzing cycle that keeps us frozen in place. This powerful concept forms the foundation of what we believe: fear absolutely hates movement. Consider the physical sensations of nervousness and excitement. The butterflies, the slight nausea, the heightened awareness—physiologically identical, yet we label them differently. That label determines whether we retreat or advance. B...
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Movement is the antidote to fear. When we keep ourselves in motion—physically, mentally, emotionally—we disrupt the paralyzing cycle that keeps us frozen in place. This powerful concept forms the foundation of what we believe: fear absolutely hates movement. Consider the physical sensations of nervousness and excitement. The butterflies, the slight nausea, the heightened awareness—physiologically identical, yet we label them differently. That label determines whether we retreat or advance. B...
Episode 88: Fixing The Money Problem In Your Business RIGHT NOW.
BUILD THE DAMN THING
12 minutes
2 years ago
Episode 88: Fixing The Money Problem In Your Business RIGHT NOW.
Ever thought about the power of your story in shaping the success of your business? There's a lot more to it than meets the eye. Join us as we shed light on how your narrative can transform how profitable your business is. Discover the impact of math on your cash flow and explore why your selling confidence might be the stumbling block to that coveted million-dollar milestone. This isn't about whether you have a million-dollar offer, but how passionately and convincingly you sell it. We'll re...
BUILD THE DAMN THING
Movement is the antidote to fear. When we keep ourselves in motion—physically, mentally, emotionally—we disrupt the paralyzing cycle that keeps us frozen in place. This powerful concept forms the foundation of what we believe: fear absolutely hates movement. Consider the physical sensations of nervousness and excitement. The butterflies, the slight nausea, the heightened awareness—physiologically identical, yet we label them differently. That label determines whether we retreat or advance. B...
