Time is our most precious resource. As a high performer hungry for a career the leads to more time, money and freedom you have to master how to maximise the time available each day. Here are four power tips to start making this happen today.
Tune in for a full breakdown of how it works.
Before we can seriously talk about investing, let’s get your finances under control with 10 easy ways to save money. Working in accounting and banking for the past 10 years, you get to see the range of ways people manage to make and lose money. This episode is a brief summary of the top things to avoid and rules to follow.
Let’s be honest. Producing great work, is hard. Even when you’re a high performing, confident person, there are things we keep putting of until tomorrow, next week, or next year.
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One of the most crucial parts of your success will be your ability to gain and use influence responsibly. It’s not enough to just be good at your job or have great ideas. Getting the right people to notice your skills and buy into your ideas requires influence.
At some point in your career you’ll hit a wall (or several) where you have difficulty growing beyond what you’ve mastered. Because you’re a high performer, people get used to you performing highly in a particular area and it’s difficult for them to imagine you expanding.
In this episode you'll learn how to push past these barriers to grow your influence and credibility.
We teach young professionals the skills needed to enjoy a meaningful career that leads to more time, money and freedom. Last week we touched freedom (Ep. 060), today it’s money. Tune in as we crush some limiting beliefs and get you ready for the win.
It’s no secret becoming a respected leader in your field requires consistent learning. However making steady progress on education amidst all the other crucial tasks is challenging. This is often because we take a casual approach with loose plans hoping that books will get read and courses taken. Even when we’re able to skim through some material, we only reap a small percentage of the benefits since there was no implementation plan.
To experience the most progress in the least amount of time we have to schedule our learning activities like any other important appointment or meeting.
How do you react and recover when life slaps you with a big fat NO? Do you retreat in fear or use that fuel to reinvent your approach and try again? Learning how to deal with rejection is a crucial part of your professional success whether it’s dealing with clients, asking for a raise or pitching to investors.
Take a listen as we unpack the right way to interpret “no”.
Question: What’s your NO story and how did you recover?