214: Life Is Short, Choose Wisely

214: Life Is Short, Choose Wisely

214: Life Is Short, Choose Wisely

It can be devastating to lose a close family member to a disease like cancer. Carrie Verrocchio talks about the inspiration she received to use her true gifts because of messages she received from her beloved brother before and after he died. Since then, she’s been on a mission to wake others up to their true potential.

CarrieVee, as she is affectionately known to all her fans, is an international speaker, international best-selling author, podcast host, and Certified Transformation, Forgiveness, and Grief Coach.

After going from burned out corporate general manager to seizing opportunities and creating the life she had been dreaming of, Carrie now uses her experiences to lead others on a journey of Radical Empowerment and Radical Change. 

She is the founder of the Radical Empowerment Method, an online program designed to walk people through the exact method she herself used to move from a life of feeling invisible to a life of empowered success and action. Carrie is the author of two very special books, The Radical Empowerment Method and 30 Days to Gratitude Journal.

You’ll discover:

  • How “Life is Short, Choose Wisely” came to be Carrie’s mantra
  • What are “Pow Pow Shoes” and how can you identify yours?
  • Why forgiveness is one of the most powerful choices you can make
  • The benefits of adopting and maintaining gratitude as a way of being
  • Why Carrie says Happiness is a choice and not a destination

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191: Creating a Culture of Welcome

191: Creating a Culture of Welcome

191: Creating a Culture of Welcome

What would you predict the future to be for a boy who was the son of a Black pimp father and a white single mother on welfare? If you answered “pretty bleak,” you would be wrong in the case of JeVon McCormick. JeVon took all the adversity he faced and turned it into a highly successful life and career.

Today, JeVon is the CEO of Scribe Media, a multi-million-dollar publishing company that was recently ranked the #1 Top Company Culture in America by Entrepreneur Magazine. JeVon was recently named Best CEO in Austin, Texas.

JeVon’s experiences shaped a mindset for modern leadership that now guides his service at Scribe Media and is captured in his book, Modern Leader. You are likely to re-evaluate of your ideas and even some of the words you use as you listen to this thought-provoking conversation.

You’ll discover:

  • The incident that made JeVon immune to criticism from others
  • Why the old corporate playbook is obsolete
  • The #1 behavior that modern leaders need to demonstrate
  • What JeVon learned from his biggest mistake
  • Words that JeVon dislikes and the alternatives he prefers

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184: How We Show Up Changes Everything

184: How We Show Up Changes Everything

184: How We Show Up Changes Everything

What’s it like to hire, coach and fire based on your company’s Purpose, Values, and Mission? Clate Mask knows the answer because that’s exactly what he and his team at Keap are doing every day at Keap. And they’ve built a positive culture where everyone takes ownership and personal responsibility for their actions.

Clate is the co-founder and CEO of Keap (formerly Infusionsoft), with the mission of simplifying growth for millions of small businesses worldwide. Clate’s passion for small business success stems from his personal experience taking his software company from a struggling startup to an eight-time Inc. 500/5000 winner. He’s received numerous awards over the years, including Business Leader of the Year from the Arizona Technology Council, and he was a finalist for Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year. Clate is also the co-author of the New York Times bestseller Conquer the Chaos: How to Grow a Successful Small Business Without Going Crazy, a must-read for every business owner.

You’ll discover:

  • What Clate learned from his coach Steve Hardison about how to show up for important conversations
  • The importance of hiring people who are eager to grow as individuals and be owners of their lives
  • Why Caring is the #1 core value at Keap
  • The questions you’ll want to answer if you’re committed to creating a positive culture
  • Some of the most important lessons Clate has learned as a leader

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117: Embrace Pain to Avoid Suffering

117: Embrace Pain to Avoid Suffering

Can you imagine having your arm torn off your body at age 7? That was the reality that my guest, Brian Bogert, faced at that tender age. You’ll be inspired and moved hearing Brian’s story of the accident, his recovery, and how he has used that experience to pursue the path he’s on now. His goal is to impact one BILLION people in the next 25 years, to help them see how to experience No Limits Living. Get out your pen and paper because Brian shares so much wisdom that you’ll want to capture these insights and tips to apply later.

Brian is a passionate human behavior and performance coach, speaker, business strategist, top sales professional and philanthropic leader who believes in helping growth-minded individuals achieve the best version of themselves: meaning, their most authentic selves.

You’ll discover:

  • How to experience pain so you can move through it now and avoid suffering in the future
  • Ways to increase your levels of awareness to realize when you’re operating in a “victim” mindset
  • Questions you can ask others to help you identify blind spots…and the mindset you need to adopt before you ask
  • How to take personal responsibility even if you find yourself being emotionally triggered by someone’s words or actions
  • The advantages of approaching a situation from a neutral position

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061: The Superpower We All Have to Create an Extraordinary Life

061: The Superpower We All Have to Create an Extraordinary Life

061: The Superpower We All Have to Create an Extraordinary Life

by Darren Gold

Are some of your existing beliefs about yourself or about the world holding you back? If so, you’ll love the many gold nuggets Darren Gold shares in this interview! This is a man who faced serious, adverse situations while growing up yet was determined to prevail and make his life a success. Today Darren is Managing Partner of The Trium Group, where he serves as an executive coach to the CEOs of many of the world’s most influential companies. His excellent book, Master Your Code: The Art, Wisdom, and Science of Leading an Extraordinary Life, explains how to identify old programs that are holding you back and invites you to adopt new approaches that serve you better.

You’ll discover:

  • Why all our beliefs are made up…and how you can expand them
  • What it really means to take 100% responsibility for your own choices
  • The power of forgiveness to release old resentments and hurts
  • The most important thing you can do to connect deeply with another person
  • How Darren uses Identity Reconstruction to help leaders increase their effectiveness

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