#mindset-shift

#mindset-shift

Here's the truth: When it comes to everyday messes, organized people don't necessarily have better habits, they just have different inner dialogue. For example, I'm the type of person who, behind the closed doors of closets, accumulates piles of papers and boxes without shame. Eventually, I reach a point where I can't tolerate those piles (usually, when I need more space for something else). But I know, in the interim, my mess doesn't indict me as a person.

I remember in 2020 when we won it, it was 100% more of a relief. In 2024, it was 100% elation and joy.

"A lot more confident now. Like I said, we'll see how tomorrow goes. I enjoyed today, but I've got to turn the page."

The biggest shift is mental: stop thinking like a training provider and start thinking like a capability consultant. Your job isn't to supply content. It's to solve problems.

Business owners often face challenges when growth stagnates, leading to frustration as traditional strategies fail. Reframing questions can unlock new pathways for growth.

Let them doubt you, let them post, let them make noise. Your job isn't to react but to stay focused on what drives results within your control.

Celebrate birthdays with introspection and growth. Focus on learning and developing essential skills. Avoid letting regret and anger hinder progress; positive energy is key.

Many of my patients express a strikingly similar sentiment: I really regret that I never had the energy, money, or time to... The rest of the sentence varies.

The reality is simple: you only have 24 hours a day. If you insist on doing everything yourself, your business can never grow beyond what you personally can accomplish in those hours.

AI transformation goes beyond using the technology. Although AI is already part of daily life for people and companies, it is a big step from using AI to transforming your team, department or company.

But I get it. Marketers love the Primary tab. It feels like front-row access. When your email ends up elsewhere, it feels like you've been shown the side door or, worse, the back alley.