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Business owners can be their own worst enemies if they have a fixed mindset. That’s…

The Walkshow spreads love through exploring the walk of life. Great variety in conversations and topics with music baked into the listen.In this episode, we talked about my story of early success, how things started to fall apart, and how I rebounded and applied the lessons I now teaches to my clients.

Today we’re going to discuss how to amplify your lead generation efforts and grow your business. Joining us is Tristan Wright, a Business Growth and Simplification Specialist at Evolve to Grow, which is a consultancy that gives business owners and entrepreneurs, the tools and support they need to simplify their workflow, grow their profits and reclaim their free time. In part 2 of our conversation, we discuss how to engage a cold audience.

Entrepreneurship can be a roller coaster of ups and downs. In this episode, we talked about my story of how I was riding high, hit the lowest of lows, and came back stronger on the other side. Topics we discuss include: 1. What to do when your world crashes around you
2. How to get out of your own way, let go of ego, and surround yourself with the right people
3. The best way to get better quickly in your business from the start
4. Why getting small wins leads to momentum and eventually more results
5. The importance of vision and understanding where you want to go before you can get there
6. The one clarifying question every small business owner should ask
7. What your business is really put here to do
8. How to borrow concepts from different regions of the world to gain an edge in your market

In this episode, I shared the pain points of having a business and how I got to where I am today. I wasn’t a natural born Business Coach. In fact, I started adult life as a moderately successful (and unengaged) Engineer. Work was never my focus, I’d live for time spent cycling with my mates. It was during this paddle-posse that I was tasked with finding and buying some race gear as we looked to turn our mateship into a serious race team. I explored the caverns of the Cycling Wear world—it left a lot to be desired. And just like that, I created and built Seight Custom Cycling Wear. Before too long I was running a $300,000 business from my kitchen table while still tinkering away at engineering. I wasn’t even 30, and all the success made me arrogant.

In this episode we discuss on how to maintain work-life balance. I’ve shared some really great insights about how to balance life and work that I think are really valuable. And at the end of the day, we started our businesses so that we could work less, right? If you want to work less, and find success in your personal life as well as your business, this is the episode for you.

In this episode I am talking with Payman from Leaders With A Heart. We talk about how I became successful in business quite fast, at an early age building a 7 figure custom cycling clothing company. I was cocky and arrogant. Ended up up losing it all: my business(almost), my marriage and what seemed like everything else. This was the punch in the gut for me to wake up, to start again from a solid foundation.

The Real Life Real Equity Podcast focuses on real life scenarios of entrepreneurship with Justin and Keisha Brooks. Our goal is to share with you, real life examples of entrepreneurs who are winning in both life and business. While also implementing the tools, resources, and ideas you will gain to be successful in your own business, and in life. I’ll show you how to grow your business while reducing your workload, and keep you focused and accountable along the way.

Business development is something most businesses, in fact all businesses, will have to talk about. In this episode, we talk specifically about small business development.If you dreamed to climb Mount Everest, you wouldn’t go alone would you? You would want someone who has already been there to take you. These people are called sherpas…

The 10 Minute Entrepreneur is a podcast for entrepreneurs and small business owners. Seasoned serial entrepreneur Sean Castrina shares quick hitting tips to help equip you for success. Both tactical and practical, Sean’s advice will help you thrive.

Tristan shares his story as a Small Business Maven who turned a sporting passion into a global operation, turning over $500k in revenue in the first few years.

Tune into this episode to learn how a clear business vision helps you climb your Mount Everest aka your Business and how important it is to have one.