How do you leave a legacy behind and why would you want to do so?  So much have been said about leaving a legacy, but not a whole lot has been said about what a legacy is. Would you agree with this statement? Agree or not, you are a recipient of some kind of legacy based upon the following definition from Merriam Webster dictionary. Legacy: something transmitted by or received from an ancestor or predecessor or from the past How are you intentionally seeking to leave a legacy behind? Who would benefit from such? In this episode, you will hear Dr. Richard Shuster talks about why leaving a legacy is important and what was it that brought him to this conclusion.

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Break Through Fear And Leave A Legacy Behind with Dr Richard Shuster

While recovering from surgery Heneka had an epiphany that was triggered by something she was watching on television. She wanted to start a clothing line under the brand Patwa. Her excitement was hard to contain as she bounced the idea around with her friends seeking for their input. She eventually started the business from her home. Her love for this new business idea grew and grew. It got to the point where she was focusing more of her attention on this new business. This eventually led to her making the decision to resign from her 9-5 job. In this episode she shares the process, her failures and how she kept on going.

A True Entrepreneur Never Quits and Here Is Why with Haneka Watkis Porter

To make a good land auction deal requires certain skill sets that not everyone possesses. Those who do can make a quick return on their investments. It can be like a cat and mouse game to get to that point.  In this episode, you'll hear our guest - Mark Podolsky - shares how he learned the system and went on to make enough money whereby he could eventually quit his job and do this work full time. He was able to make ninety thousand dollars ($90,000) in just a few months.

90K From One Raw Land Auction Deal That Led To A Career Change with Mark Podolsky

So many people try their very best to not make a mistake that they never ending up trying. They do so to keep their perfect record of not making a mistake, It might seem crazy to think this. You might be wondering who does that? Let me hasten to say that I have met people who in their own words have said they would rather not try just in case they fail. They don't want to fail. Are you one of those people? Do you know people like that?.  What if you thought differently about making mistakes? What if you were to look at mistakes differently?.  In this episode that's exactly what our guest Matthew Turner did for us. He shared on how to define mistakes in a way that is more helpful than hurtful.

274 How To Define Mistakes In A Helpful Manner with Matthew Turner

Overcoming adversities can be challenging. Not many people are able to overcome adversities. On the contrary, they are more apt to be overcome by it. It's sometimes hard to tell who is going through times of adversity. Many people do a great job in covering up. They hide it so well. It has become so much easier to cover up in our current world where technology has never been easier to access. People will show us what they want us to see and tell us what they want us to hear. It's difficult to know what is real and what is not. In this episode, you will hear me talk about what I'm doing in overcoming adversities. Every one of us has experienced adversity. Every person you meet is going through, have gone through or will soon be going through some form of adversity. It is one of the certainties of life. It just cannot be escaped.

273 Overcoming Adversity by Making Changes Like These with Kingsley Grant

One of the hallmarks of a successful transition to a new career is having adequate cash flow.  You could say cash flow is king.  It's very difficult to remain active in business when cash flow is tight.  I've found this to be true.  When there aren't enough cash flow, anxiety and desperation sets in. It affects your outlook on life. One of the most impactful things that come as a result of limited cash flow is the resurgence of a scarcity mindset.  In this episode, our guest Benjamin Tyler talks about making fast cash for your business and/or career transition.

272 How to Create Fast Cash Flow On Facebook In A Non-Traditional Way with Benjamin Tyler

What do you believe about yourself, others, the world, and God? It's important that you are clear on this because your beliefs shape your behavior in both a positive and a negative way. Have you ever wondered why you feel stuck in your life? If you honestly traced the origin of your feelings you'll find that it stems from your beliefs.  In this episode, we'll explore how these beliefs are formed, the impact they have on your life, and how to debunk and/or dispute them so that they no longer play such a significant role in your life. 

271 Your Beliefs Shape Your Behavior and Career Change Decision with Kingsley Grant

You can boost your chances of changing careers by joining the ranks of being a published author. Before you turn the page on this thinking that you could not, wait. According to some reports, about 80% of people say that they have a book within them. This may include you. If you have thought of writing a book and have said to yourself, “I day I’ll write a book” then this episode is for you. In this episode our guest - Julie Broad - who oversees a business that helps people just like you fulfill your dream of writing a book, had a lot to say about the matter.  

270 How to Write A Book That Boosts Your Chances of Changing Careers Smoothly with Julie Broad

To Create The Right Story For A Successful Career Change can be challenging. The question that precedes this idea is why do we need to create a right story when considering or pursuing a career change. Most times we need others to help us move things along when we are in the midst of any kind of change much less a career change. We simply need help. I know I do. It's difficult trying to do it by yourself. Hence the need to make sure your career change story consists of these 3 ingredients. 1. Relatability 2. Portability 3. Repeatability Discover how they are applicable to you.

How To Create The Right Story For A Successful Career Change with Kingsley Grant

In this episode, our guest Damion Lupo shares how you can change your life and your career if you are willing to make a radical shift. There are a number of insightful points he made that will cause you to take a pause in your life. He challenges us to look at life through various lenses. A couple of the lenses are: 1) his father's last words before he died 2) losing millions of dollars in real estate 3) having a drastic cut in his income overnight and much more.

268 From $10000 to $200 Overnight Will Change Your Life and Career Path with Damion Lupo

The phrase beat the competition is applicable when it comes to you going after your dream career. Knowing that you are not the only one vying for a similar spot, requires that you do things differently. You cannot sit on your butt and expect to achieve your dream career goal. You have to go after it with all that's within you. Because of this competitive nature, having a strategy will give you an advantage. Another term for it is the competitive edge. Here are the 3 Career Change Secrets to Beat Your Competition mentioned in this episode: 1. Do your research 2. Develop your authentic voice 3. Enlist the help of others Make sure you share this episode with others. It would be very much appreciative.

Beat Your Competition With These 3 Career Change Secrets with Kingsley Grant Ep 265

In this episode, our guest David Barnett shared the following insights as well as his story of how he got into consulting and the twists and turns it took to get him there. You will discover that his story could be your story. He challenges us to be openly honest with ourselves if we are going to become successful in our journey. Here are some highlights of what I gleaned from the interview: He got into business consulting because of an unmet need that surfaced from repeated questions. Sometimes it takes a while to see a return on your investment of time, finances and other resources It's easy to develop a scarcity mindset during times of financial difficulties Start small by doing it on the side Business is an asset to make us money. Once it no longer does so, you’ve gotta "kill it." The chatter of what others might think keeps us doing what no longer works. We’d rather look good while we are dying within. Sometimes you only realize after the fact what you wish you had known way before. Hindsight is truly 20/20. Now, it’s learning that needs to take place.  Most people who are in business do not know how to run a business. They operate as a technician in a business rather than a business owner. Connect with David Barnett: http://www.easysmallbizsystems.com http://www.davidcbarnett.com

4 Sobering Advice For Your Failing Business That May Surprise You with David Barnett

Whenever the conversation of using content marketing takes place, it generally occurs within the context of online marketing. It is rarely used within the career change space. One of the reasons for this is the understanding and usage of the definition of content marketing. Content marketing is generally associated with the digital world. However, when content marketing is looked at as any content posted in a public setting whether as an image, audio, video and/or text files, it changes the conversation. One has to now care about what they post because it could be used against or for them.

5 Ways To Boost Your Career Change Chances using Content Marketing with Kingsley Grant Ep 265

The path from failure to success is sometimes over-reported. The missing part is the story of how failure can be seen as Success Wrapped In Overalls.change their careers so often. When I envision someone in overalls, I'm seeing a blue-collar worker working in a factory environment. The most image that readily comes to my mind is that of a car assembly workers clothed in a specialized jumpsuit or overalls. They are committed to getting a job done, which for them is a measurement of success. Along the way, they experience both positive and negative experiences. The negative experiences could be seen as failures. But because they are committed to a mission of completing these cars, they learn from these experiences and forge ahead to create a finished product.These people are working change their careers so often. Each negative experience becomes a learning rather than a failing experience.These people work hard at going after the end result. So it is with yours and my setbacks that could derail us if we let it. In this episode, I share how many times we miss or may miss a much-needed piece of our entrepreneur success journey because we fail to see our failure as success wrapped in overalls.

264 Failure is Success Wrapped In Overalls with Kingsley Grant

Most times the conversation around changing career is based upon a job change. When that happens, very rarely is there a conversation about personal branding. It's as if these two ideas are totally independent of each other. This may explain why people change their careers so often. In this episode, I share 11 Personal Branding Attributes that are explicitly linked to a Career Change especially when that change is entrepreneurial in nature.

These 11 Personal Branding Attributes Will Shape Your Career Decision

This show is designed to help leaders and small business owners quickly and smoothly navigate the change process so that they can stay focused on crushing their dream goals. It offers tips, resources, case studies and interviews with guests such as Dan Miller of 48 Days To The Work You Love, Michael Stelzner of Social Media Examiner, Chris Brogan CEO of Owner Media Group, Bob Burg author of the Go-Giver, Ken Coleman host of Entreleadership Podcast a Dave Ramsey Radio production, Christopher McCluskey CEO of Professional Christian Coaching Institute and others, to inspire you to skillfully navigate this period of change or transition. Minimizing the negative impact on human and financial resources is of utmost importance.

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