In this episode of Projecting Grandeur, we tackle one of the biggest traps in business conversations — time objections.
You’ve heard them all:
“We’ll revisit after the holidays.”
“It’s year-end; budgets are tight.”
“Let’s wait until tax season is over.”
“We’re slammed this month.”
Here’s the truth: It’s never really about time. These are surface-level excuses that hide the real objection — uncertainty, lack of clarity, or fear of commitment.
We’ll break down how to recognize when “time” is just a polite deflection, how to respectfully surface the real concern, and how to move the conversation forward with confidence and clarity.
“When someone says it’s not the right time, what they really mean is — they’re not yet convinced it’s worth making time for.”
In this episode of Projecting Grandeur, we tackle one of the biggest traps to personal and professional growth — believing you already know enough. Confidence is valuable, but arrogance kills progress. True strength lies in recognizing your blind spots, asking better questions, and surrounding yourself with people who know more than you do.
We’ll explore why pretending to “have it all figured out” limits your potential, how to find mentors and experts who elevate your thinking, and why humility is the foundation of lasting success.
“The moment you think you know it all, you stop growing.”
Who are you — really? In this episode of Projecting Grandeur, we explore how to define yourself before the world does it for you. Self-definition is more than a branding exercise — it’s the foundation of integrity, confidence, and authentic direction in both life and work. Learn how to craft a personal and professional narrative that reflects your truth, aligns with your values, and withstands external pressure. Because when you define yourself with clarity, the world responds with respect.
“If you don’t tell your story, someone else will — and they’ll get it wrong.”
This Christmas, while the world slows down, Projecting Grandeur challenges you to look deeper: are you truly pushing your limits — or just outperforming the wrong people?
In this episode, we unpack what it means to measure your effort honestly, and why sometimes the problem isn’t your ambition… it’s your environment. Growth requires friction, and if you’re the hardest worker in the room, it might be time to find a new room.
🎧 In this episode:
How to tell when you’ve plateaued in comfort
Why comparison, used correctly, fuels growth
The truth about effort, standards, and who you surround yourself with
A Christmas reminder to choose challenge over complacency
“If everyone around you thinks you’re doing enough, you’re probably not growing.”
There was a moment — a spark — when you decided to change. To become better. To chase something more. In this episode of Projecting Grandeur, we take you back to that defining moment: the feeling, the excitement, the clarity of purpose. Life has a way of dulling that fire with routine and resistance, but it’s still there — waiting for you to remember.
This episode helps you reconnect with that original drive and shows you how to use it as fuel to keep moving forward, even when motivation fades. Because the person you wanted to become still needs you to show up today.
Listen. Reflect. Remember why you started.
In this episode of Projecting Grandeur, we strip away the buzzwords and get to the heart of what makes a great leader — humanity. True leadership isn’t about titles or authority; it’s about trust, empathy, and shared purpose.
You’ll learn how to lead by example: treating others with respect, helping your team see the bigger picture, and connecting their daily work to the company’s greater mission. Leadership isn’t standing above — it’s standing with.
“Real leaders don’t command respect — they earn it by how they show up for others.”
We’ll unpack the five pillars of authentic leadership:
Respect – Lead the way you’d want to be led.
Clarity – Help others see their role in the bigger vision.
Connection – Share purpose, not just plans.
Empathy – Understand before you direct.
Humility – Roll up your sleeves — never be above the work.
In this episode of Projecting Grandeur, we explore a powerful mindset shift — using doubt as a signal for preparation, not paralysis. Instead of letting uncertainty stop you, learn how to translate your worries into action, build systems that prevent what you fear, and turn insecurity into foresight.
Every doubt is data. Every “what if” is a roadmap. The difference between those who get stuck and those who grow lies in how they respond when things feel uncertain. This episode will teach you to see doubt not as a weakness, but as your mind’s early warning system — a chance to reinforce your foundation before cracks appear.
Success isn’t random — it’s designed. In this episode of Projecting Grandeur, we dive deep into success planning: the process of taking a massive goal and breaking it down into clear, actionable steps that move you forward with purpose.
You’ll learn how to build a roadmap for achievement by setting milestones, checkpoints, and realistic timelines that keep you accountable and inspired. This episode isn’t just about dreaming big — it’s about structuring your ambition so you actually reach the finish line.
In a world obsessed with quick results and constant pivots, the hardest thing to do is stay the course. In this episode of Projecting Grandeur, we talk about the discipline of sticking to your vision — even when the results aren’t instant and the doubts start to whisper.
Changing direction too fast can kill momentum, confidence, and clarity. But when you hold your ground, you give your work — and yourself — the time to mature into something great.
Working remotely has redefined how we connect, collaborate, and create — but it’s also tested our sense of belonging. In this episode of Projecting Grandeur, we explore how to build a strong remote culture that feels authentic and human, even when your team is scattered across time zones. Learn practical strategies to stay engaged, maintain connection, and overcome that quiet sense of isolation that creeps in when the workday ends.
Whether you’re a leader shaping culture or an individual learning to thrive solo, this episode will help you create meaning, structure, and connection — wherever you are.
In this episode of Projecting Grandeur, we explore what it means to build your business like the underdog in a great movie — the moment when the impossible becomes possible through grit, belief, and shared vision. Every legendary team starts with a dream that feels out of reach, and a leader who refuses to stop believing.
We’ll dive into how to:
Capture the feeling of the comeback — that cinematic moment when you rise above the odds.
Craft a clear vision and share it so your team feels it as deeply as you do.
Celebrate every milestone, from the first small win to the big breakthrough.
Empower your team to own the vision — so success becomes a collective triumph, not a solo act.
This is more than business advice — it’s about building something people believe in.
Because when everyone buys into the story, the impossible becomes inevitable.
True leadership isn’t about standing above others — it’s about standing with them. As success grows, it’s easy to forget the people who helped you rise. In this episode of Projecting Grandeur, we explore what it means to lead with authenticity, gratitude, and humility.
You’ll learn how to stay grounded as your influence expands, how vulnerability builds trust, and why real leaders lift others as they climb. Because the higher you go, the more your character matters.
“Be the leader who remembers where they came from — and who they climbed with.”
In this episode of Projecting Grandeur, we dive into one of the most powerful — and challenging — aspects of leadership: keeping your team bought in on the vision while not losing sight of it yourself. Every day comes with distractions, fires to put out, and tasks that threaten to pull you off course. But true leadership is about returning to the “why” — and helping your people see how their daily actions connect to something bigger.
In this episode of Projecting Grandeur, we explore one of the biggest mental barriers to growth — waiting for permission. Too many of us hold back our potential because we think we need validation, readiness, or the perfect moment. The truth is, no one is coming to give you the green light — you have to give it to yourself.
We’ll unpack how fear of judgment, perfectionism, and overthinking keep us stuck on the sidelines, and how reclaiming your own authority changes everything. This is about courage, not certainty — and taking the first imperfect step toward who you’re meant to be.
December isn’t the end — it’s the setup. While most people slow down, this is your chance to zoom out, plan intentionally, and start constructing the foundation for your 2026 success story. In this episode of Projecting Grandeur, we explore the power of using December not to drift, but to design — setting bold goals, creating systems that support them, and understanding why silence can be your secret weapon.
You don’t need to share your pain or process right now. Those are your battle scars, your private proof of commitment. The world doesn’t need your “in progress” story — it needs your results. Build in private, emerge with power.
Motivation comes and goes — but discipline is what keeps you moving when the feeling fades. In this episode of Projecting Grandeur, Ron Dichter breaks down why discipline will always outperform motivation. Discover how to build consistency, follow through when no one’s watching, and transform effort into identity.
If you’ve ever waited to “feel ready” before taking action, this episode will challenge that mindset — because real growth begins when you show up anyway.
In the beginning, it’s just you and your idea. No validation. No applause. Just quiet hours, uncertainty, and a vision that only you can see. This episode of Projecting Grandeur is about learning to get comfortable in isolation — to treat solitude as your training ground, not your punishment.
Ron Dichter shares the mindset shift that helped him go from working alone in a shed to leading multiple 8- and 9-figure businesses. You’ll learn why the early, unseen stages of entrepreneurship are sacred — where resilience, conviction, and creative clarity are born.
Because if you can be at peace with the silence, you can build anything.
In this episode of Projecting Grandeur, we challenge the obsession with badges—titles, trophies, and symbols of status that so often define our sense of worth. What happens when we stop chasing perceived validation and instead focus on genuine growth? We explore how failure isn’t a badge of shame, but a natural and essential part of progress. Learn to detach your identity from accolades and step into your authentic potential without waiting for permission or recognition.
In this episode of Projecting Grandeur, Ron Dichter sits down with Dennis Michael Lynch — entrepreneur, filmmaker, broadcaster, and founder of TeamDML.com and the DML News App.
Dennis shares the core principles that have guided his journey across media and business, how he stays authentic in an ever-changing landscape, and what it really takes to lead with confidence and purpose.
👉 Topics Covered:
Building businesses rooted in truth and integrity
Staying focused while juggling multiple ventures
The power of adaptability in modern media
Turning audiences into loyal communities
Balancing confidence and humility in leadership
If you’re an entrepreneur, creative, or leader aiming to grow with authenticity — this conversation is for you.
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In this episode of Projecting Grandeur, we unpack a dream about jumping out of a plane — not in real life, but in the mind.
That dream became a powerful metaphor for freedom, courage, and the realization that hesitation is the only thing holding us back.
It’s about trusting yourself enough to leap — even when you don’t know exactly where you’ll land.
🎧 What You’ll Hear:
The meaning behind the “plane jump” dream
How letting go in your mind can unlock real-world confidence
Why hesitation often feels safer but leads to stagnation
The moment you realize: you can do whatever you want — you just have to go
This episode isn’t about skydiving — it’s about the inner jump that changes everything.
✨ No hesitation. Just go.
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