In this episode, Alan Stein Jr. & James dive deep into the mindset shifts you can apply that will transform the quality of your business and life.
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Fear can be crippling, but learning to embrace it, dance with it and extract the lessons from it can be transforming. As James continues his fear series, he discusses the one fear that had the biggest grip on him- the fear of not being enough. This fear cost him clients, peace of mind, productivity, consistency and most of all, happiness. In this episode, James shares what has worked for him in hopes that those same strategies/mindset shifts can help you level up in your life.
It’s important to take inventory on who you are spending your time with. Your tribe can be a huge reason why you will succeed or why you will fail. In this episode, James talks about the pain we experience in our relationships as a result of our growth, how outgrowing certain relationships isn’t a bad thing and how to talk with friends, family members and significant others.
In this episode James continues the fear series by talking about the fear of rejection and how as an achiever, leader and entrepreneur you must learn to embrace it.
In this episode, UNLV Professor Dr. Payal Sharma goes into depth on Power and Politics within work settings and life relationships.
In this episode, Michelle Hoogveld talks about her creative process and how she went from working a 9-5 to living her passion of being a world renowned Painter and Muralist. She talks about her favorite projects, travel experiences and how she sets herself up to be her best every day.
In this episode James talks about his 61 mile journey around Las Vegas. He talks about why he did it, what he went through and what he learned along the way.
In this Episode James talks about a principle he discovered a few years ago as a result of becoming aware of his own self-imposed limitations that led to unfavorable results. He uses this principle to teach that we must become aware of how the past and the future can disrupt and destroy our present. If we don’t, we will continue to recreate the same negative situations from our past in the future, or we will worry so much about the future that we wont take the necessary or correct action in the now.
In this Episode, Billy shares his story of scaling Diakadi Fitness to be a powerhouse gym in San Francisco, being voted best gym/best trainers for 13 straight years, learning how to lead a team and what mistakes he made early on that he teaches others to avoid.
