"My Purpose is to create a generation of driven individuals dedicated to achieving more and creating their most outrageous dreams and living their greatest potential." - Carey Conley
Carey Conley was born and raised in Denver, CO. She now splits her time between Arizona and Oklahoma to spend time with her Daughter Laurel 27, and grand-son Pryce 1. Carey’s experience of growing successful sales and marketing businesses for 20 years while raising her kids is an achievement on its own. She now owns her coaching practice Infinity Corporation for over Ten years and has helped hundreds around the country and the world gain momentous success. She also co-authored a Bestselling book called ‘Keep Looking Up’ in 2019.
Carey Conley tells Christina about having an exercise she uses that helps people turn their someday plan into tangible goals that they can execute personally and professionally.
Questions
- You have an exercise you use that helps people turn their someday plan into tangible goals that they can execute personally and professionally. Can you elaborate a little bit more on that? What does that mean? What does that look like?
- Do you have this much time to spend with us to help make that happen?
- Being able to reverse engineer, this is where you wanna go. And then back up into what it's gonna take to get there. It's easier and harder to get there at the same time. Do you ever find that with people?
- How does that kinda impact things? What are some challenges that you see people facing on both sides?
- How do you know what's gonna get you towards the goals?
Links and Resources
- Carey's Website - https://www.careyconley.com/
- Carey's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/carey.conley/
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- Hey, busy business people.
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I am here today
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with another entrepreneur
taking action, Carey Conley.
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Carey helps entrepreneurs
get their someday plan
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out of their head and into action.
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And I'm getting the scoop
today on how she does it.
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(upbeat music)
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Okay, so before the episode,
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now you had mentioned that
you have an exercise you use
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that helps people turn their someday plan
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into tangible goals that they can execute
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personally and professionally.
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Can you elaborate a
little bit more on that?
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What does that mean?
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What does that look like?
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- Well, so many people, Christina,
especially entrepreneurs
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are walking around with that someday plan.
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I also call it the hope and
the wish and the prayer plan,
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where they're hoping things would happen,
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they're praying it happens, all that.
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And what I have found,
especially with entrepreneurs,
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is that means they're usually
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running really expensive hobbies.
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They have no set monetizing
goals with dates on things
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because they don't really have a vision
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of where they're going
with dates on things.
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So in the exercise that
I walk people through,
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I get them to write the
vision very, very clearly
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in every area of their life,
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especially in their field,
their career, their business,
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because the more detailed
it is, the better.
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And what I get them to do
is put a target date on it.
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So the first thing they do when
they sit down to write this
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is date it as if it's three
years out from that date.
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And then right after they write that date,
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they write how old they will be.
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And then after that, they write the ages
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of their family members and close friends,
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people who are involved
in their life, right?
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Because time and aging are non-negotiable.
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And when I get people to do that,
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it changes their
perspective of everything.
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They're like, "Wow, okay.
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So I'm gonna be like 37
years old or 52 or whatever,
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and my kids are gonna be these ages."
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And they're starting to
see a very clear picture
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of what they want their life to look like
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as if it is that day.
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So what it affects is the
bottom line of their business
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and how they're operating it.
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- I could see that.
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That makes a lot of sense,
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'cause it's so easy to
think in terms of like,
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oh, in three years, I wanna be doing this.
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And in five years, I wanna be doing this.
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In 10 years, I wanna be doing this.
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But then you look at something like,
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oh, well, in three years
I'm gonna be 45 or 50.
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And it's like, well, by the time I'm 50,
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I wanted to achieve this.
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And that doesn't match with
what my three-year plan is.
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I can see where that would
be really very powerful.
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'Cause I think we all have
these moments where it's like,
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I am way older than I feel like I am.
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Like I'm 38 and I'm like,
(Carey laughing)
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40 felt like so far away
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when I was a baby business
owner just getting started
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and looking at the whole wide world ahead.
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Like is 40 so far, I've
got plenty of time.
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(Christina laughs)
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And then you're like, when
did that sneak up on me?
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Where did that come, you know?
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- Yeah, and see, I just
turned 60 a few days ago.
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- Oh, wow.
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Happy belated birthday.
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- Well, thank you.
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And 40 seems like it
was just here yesterday.
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So I'm gonna tell you,
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three years, blip on the radar, right?
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It's gonna happen so, so fast.
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And what happens when people
don't project out three years
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is it shows up on their doorstep
and they look around going,
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"Okay, what just happened?
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And how did we get here?"
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And this is not how I wanted it to look
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or we weren't prepared
as a family for this
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or all the things.
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So what looking out does is
it helps you get that picture
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so that you can reverse
engineer a game plan, right?
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And again, in every area of your life,
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start thinking about what
your fitness life looks like,
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your friends, your family,
your field, your finances,
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all those things.
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So that when you come all the
way down to every single day,
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you are super intentional
about your daily actions.
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They either line up with
the vision and the goals
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or they don't.
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- Yep.
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And we work with people mostly
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in the marketing sales
aspect of their businesses,
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and it's so true even in there.
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Because it's like, they'll be like,
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this is what I want to have
happening in three months,
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from a marketing perspective.
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I want this new leads,
I want this much stuff.
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And it's like, okay, well,
do you have this much time
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to spend with us to help make that happen?
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Like, we've gotta get
stuff outta your head.
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We've gotta like, this
strategy you wanted to do
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is not gonna work in three months.
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We have to do something
else that takes more time.
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And they're like,
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"Oh, well, no, I don't
have any free time."
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Okay, well, how many new
clients do you really need?
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Well, only need one or two.
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(Carey laughs)
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It's like they just that lack of goals.
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They really don't know.
- Yes.
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- And it's like people that are doing,
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I talk to new business owners
all the time that are like,
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I need to build this
big marketing machine.
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And they only need like
10 clients or five clients
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or it's like their first five clients
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or their first 10 clients.
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And it's like, you don't
need a big marketing machine.
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It's like
- Correct.
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- Being able to reverse engineer,
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this is where you wanna go.
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And then back up into what
it's gonna take to get there.
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It's easier and harder to
get there at the same time.
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Do you ever find that with people?
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Like, it's so simple,
(Christina chuckles)
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but yet it's so hard
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kind of the same time.
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They have to change
their thinking so much.
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- Well, what's happening here
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and what you're talking about, Christina,
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is people are putting
the cart before the horse
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kind of thing, right?
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They don't need all of that.
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If they aren't clear on the
vision, and like you said,
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how many clients do you need?
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How much money do you
need to make by when?
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It's just all so vague
that what they're wanting
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is to have the machine do all
the work for them in essence.
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- Yep.
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- And when I got started,
officially speaking in coaching,
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about 10 years ago, every
client that I brought in
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came to me out of me networking
and talking to people,
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me verbally talking to people
about what I do, why I do it,
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what my services were and whatnot.
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And so when I did hire a marketing team,
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I had already proven that
I could do it, right?
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I was making money
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and I was really, really
clear on the vision
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of where I was going and who I served.
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- Yep, there's so much truth to that.
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Most people don't have that in place yet.
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And it's one of the
things that cracks me up
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with most marketing agencies is
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if you ask them how
they get their clients,
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they'll say exactly what you just said.
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It's from networking, it's from speaking,
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it's from putting myself out
there, talking to people.
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But they don't do that for
their clients, which is crazy.
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- Correct, yeah.
- We do for our clients
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because I had that
epiphany several years ago
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that it's like, why am I pitching
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and doing marketing services
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that I don't even really do myself
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because this works better.
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So,
(Christina laughing)
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it's we changed our whole
model, which was really cool.
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Now I know the other flip side of it.
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I keep diving into the
entrepreneurial part,
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but the other flip side of
what you help people with
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is the family aspect.
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Like, you're raising two
families, two babies at one time
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when you have a business and a family.
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So it's like
- True.
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- How does that kinda impact things?
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What are some challenges
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that you see people facing on both sides?
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- It's such a good question.
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As entrepreneurs, I just
had another conversation
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with somebody a minute ago about this.
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We start doing our businesses
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because we're passionate about it, right?
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And we're excited in the
beginning, it's a lot of fun.
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And then all of a sudden
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it becomes our world, our everything.
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And what we start doing
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is living and breathing
our businesses 24/7.
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And so we forget about our
family, our friends, our health,
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all the other things that are important.
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And unfortunately, when you do that,
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everything suffers,
including the business,
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because you're not showing
up as your best self.
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So we have to in the
vision, create that balance.
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So every day I'm so clear
on the things that I want
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inside every area of my life, Christina,
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that I assess, okay, what are three things
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that I need to work on today
that need some attention?
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And sometimes those days are like,
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like yesterday I left everything
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just the way it was here my office
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and jumped in the car with my daughter
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and we took my two-year-old
grandson to the zoo.
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(Christina laughs)
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For me, that was a huge goal for the day,
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because that's important
to me as his grandma,
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as my daughter's mom, it
makes me a better person.
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Thus, it makes me stay balanced
with loving my business
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and not letting it rule my world, right?
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- Yeah, and I think it's
easy to justify too,
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because it's like as your
business starts growing
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and it's not a side hustle anymore,
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it is your primary source of income,
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it's easy to say, "Well, spending
this time in the business
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is what pays my bills.
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It's what pays for the future
things that I want to do."
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Those days off, those trips to the zoo,
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the fun things that we wanna do,
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it's what enables those things.
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So if somebody's in that
mindset where it's like,
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"Well, I have to do this,"
what would you say to them?
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- So we're non promised tomorrow
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and that's the game we play is thinking,
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"It's all right if I
didn't go to the zoo today,
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we can do it tomorrow."
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I have had tragedies strike
my life, Christina, twice.
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I've lost my husband to
suicide almost eight years ago.
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And then three years later,
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lost my 26-year-old son to suicide.
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And so I think if you've
never been through
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any kind of life altering
tragedy like that,
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we play that I've got plenty of time game
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and I just don't play that game.
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So you really have to think about,
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is it really that important
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that I make five more phone calls today
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and not go to the zoo
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or is it more important
that I take the time
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and have that time with my grandson?
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I've physically moved
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from one state to another
last summer, Christina,
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to be near him because I
know how fast time goes.
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And I wanna be very involved in his life.
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So I think people just
need to stop playing that
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I got all the time in
the world kind of thing
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'cause you just don't
know what tomorrow brings.
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- Yep.
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I throw another challenge at you
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'cause I've actually worked with clients
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like this in the past
that had that mindset,
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however, maybe too far.
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(Christina laughing)
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And the opposite was happening.
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- Oh yeah.
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- And so they were spending
all of the personal time
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and thinking that they had
all the time in the world
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to get their business
where it needed to be
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and they were missing opportunities,
they were not present.
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So their team wasn't as
functional as it needed to be,
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all of that kind of stuff.
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So let's flip that question on its head
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and what if the opposite is true,
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- and you're not-
- Oh my gosh, I love this.
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(Christina laughing)
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I love this question
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because I've coached so many entrepreneurs
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and I will tell you, a
super high percentage,
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like super high percentage,
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were doing all the other things
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and not moving their business forward.
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- Yep.
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- Again, thinking, "All right,
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well, it's okay if I
didn't do it this month,
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I can do it next month."
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And here's where the bottom line
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is going back to the dates on things.
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So when I work with an
entrepreneur and they're telling me
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that they need to run a
money making business,
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because I can go to them and say,
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"Okay, look, you can either run this
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as a mission and/or a ministry
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or you can run this as a
business, which do you want?"
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I don't care, there's no
judgment, but you have to decide
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'cause right now you're running a mission.
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- Yep.
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- No, no.
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And so the question will always would be
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no, no, I need to make money.
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I'm like, "All right."
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So we have to get super clear on
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what are the income targets
with dates on things?
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And don't make 'em up.
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Don't just pull 'em
out of your head going,
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"Well, it'd be kind of cool if
I made six figures this year"
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I'm like, "Okay, we're
making up numbers now."
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I don't care what the number is,
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but you have to give me some real numbers.
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What is it that your business
needs to make by when
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and what is it paying for
that's non-negotiable?
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See, the problem we have
is that a lot of times
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entrepreneurs have incomes
coming in from somewhere else.
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And so they don't run the business
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as a business making
money for the business
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and for their personal life as well.
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I've literally told some clients,
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"I need you to cut up your
credit cards right now
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(Christina laughs)
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and figure out where you're
gonna be bringing in money
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that's gonna be paying for the things
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you're putting on those credit cards
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that something else is paying for."
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So we just have to put
some dates on things.
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And I've run two businesses, Christina,
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and both times I've had
target dates of incomes
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that I needed to hit
because there were things
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that were coming that I wanted to pay for.
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I needed to pay for.
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Big difference in running a mission.
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- Yep, and it changes when
you start hiring staff.
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I think that's where most
people have the panic.
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'Cause they don't have
the financial stability.
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They don't have the goals,
they don't have the plans.
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And so when it comes down to,
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okay, you've only got so
many hours in a day choices,
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you're either not gonna make more money.
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Like this is your cap, this is it.
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And you really need to be making less
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'cause you're selling your time for money
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and you're out of time.
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You need to go spend it with your family.
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So you're gonna have to make
less or you have to hire.
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You have to hire.
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And when you do that,
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another person's livelihood
is in your hands.
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- Right.
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- And a lot of that's terrifying to me
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as many business owners as I've met
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and worked with over the
years, how many of them
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that have other human
beings lives in their hands
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and they have no idea what they're doing.
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(Christina laughs)
- Wow!
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- There's no financial
targets, there's no goals.
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And it's like, ooh, that's painful.
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That we need to fix that.
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I think the other issue I run into,
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maybe you've got some advice
you can speak to on this one
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is again, priorities, right?
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I feel like the other two
questions were kind of priorities.
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But the other thing that we have is,
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okay, well, now I wanna
do all of the things.
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I wanna do all of the business things,
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I wanna do all of the personal things,
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I want to do all of the things.
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How do you choose?
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How do you know what's gonna
get you towards the goals?
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- Well, again, every day I assess the day
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and what I know needs some attention.
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Some days it's just full on,
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okay, my business today is a top priority.
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I've got something coming up
that needs full on attention.
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And so today it's just
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all about doing what I need
to do inside my business.
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And I talk to people about
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doing the income producing activities
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versus the non-income
producing activities.
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Income producing activities
is bringing in clients
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and bringing in the revenue.
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Non-income producing
activities are things like
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setting up your PayPal account,
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setting up your files in your office.
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People just need some
discernment there, right?
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And then some days like yesterday,
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I just needed that
break to spend some time
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with the family, that was priority for me.
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So every day it's a check
and balance kind of thing,
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Christina, right?
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And I don't think enough people...
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So one of the things that
I do every single day,
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and I have for years, is
the first hour of my day,
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I spend in quiet time.
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So before I get on the phone,
before I start doing anything,
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I check in with myself by
reading, journaling, meditating.
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And I think about my goals
for the month and for the week
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and what are the three things
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that need the most attention today?
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And then I time block it on my calendar.
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I'm a big time blocker.
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That's another thing
(Christina laughing)
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I teach a lot of people.
(Carey laughs)
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And that's what the priorities become.
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- I love that you have
something actionable there,
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like that time with
yourself in the mornings.
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And then the time blocking.
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I hear that a lot from
people that are successful.
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I cannot do it to save
my life, I have tried.
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(Carey laughs)
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I don't know what it is, but
it just doesn't work for me.
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I can do the planning at
night, that was one trick.
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And everybody's like,
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"Oh no, that's a terrible
way to end your day
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'cause it gets your brain going."
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I'm like, "For me, it
gets it out of my brain
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and gives me permission to
stop thinking about it."
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So for me, I have to do it at
night and that works for me.
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Time blocking still does not work.
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I'm trying.
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I've tried.
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I've got somebody that's
working with me on that.
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And yeah.
- That's good.
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- I'm so bad at time blocking, so...
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- It's hard for people
who are super creative.
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- Yeah, and when you've got a team
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and when you've got clients,
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I think one of the biggest
things that's helped me
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is we have two people that
manage our clients now.
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And we've gotten them trained
and successful enough.
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And it's terrifying to put someone else
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in charge of your client relationships.
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But now I'm just managing my team.
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So instead of like 20, 30 people like,
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"Hey, do you got five minutes?"
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I only have a couple of people saying,
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do you got five minutes
throughout the day?
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So that's helped drastically.
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But yeah, it's definitely a...
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Do you have any advice for
people that are time blocking
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or trying to gain more
control over their schedules?
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Maybe if they're not time blocking.
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Just your schedule, your
calendar rules your day
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and you're at war with
father time all day long.
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Like what tips would you have there?
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- Well, I do know that
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there are two types of
people in the world.
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There are people who
cannot feel an hour pass
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to save their life, right?
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They just don't feel time moving.
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And so two or three hours will
go by it and they'll think,
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"Oh my gosh, what just happened
and where did that go?"
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And then there are other people
that can feel time passing.
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I happen to be one of those
people just because I think
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I've time blocked my schedule for so long
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that it's just internal, right?
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So if you are somebody that
doesn't feel the time passing,
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one, definitely need to use
some sort of a calendar tool,
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whether that's digital
or paper or whatever,
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and literally block the time.
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So when I started my first business,
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I had two babies at home.
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So I only had a two-hour
window to work on my business,
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literally nap time.
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So that block right there
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was only used for building my business.
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So I didn't take calls for my mother.
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I would tell her, "I'll call you later."
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So you have to just get
really committed to that block
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and you stay focused on
whatever it is you block there.
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I highly recommend people,
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especially if they can't
feel the time passing,
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is to set your timer on your
phone to go off every hour
00:18:26.820 --> 00:18:28.830
so that you do look up
from what you're doing
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and stop and say,
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"Okay, what is the best
use of my next 60 minutes?"
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- Yep.
- Right?
00:18:35.520 --> 00:18:37.350
- That hack has actually worked for me.
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I have the grandfather
clock thing on my phone.
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And I did that for a little while.
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And then I got this little dude.
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- Yeah.
00:18:45.683 --> 00:18:47.010
- And it's like, it has a little,
00:18:47.010 --> 00:18:48.300
like you can see it.
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- The night timer.
00:18:49.230 --> 00:18:50.340
- Yeah.
(Carey laughing)
00:18:50.340 --> 00:18:53.010
So one of the coolest
things that this did for me
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was I didn't space out before a meeting
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'cause like you always have
that like 10, 15 minutes
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where it's like, "I've
got call coming up,"
00:19:00.750 --> 00:19:02.610
and you're like, "What do I do
00:19:02.610 --> 00:19:05.160
with 10, 15 minutes
that I don't get lost?"
00:19:05.160 --> 00:19:06.817
And you start checking your
emails and you're like,
00:19:06.817 --> 00:19:08.430
"Crap, I'm like 10 minutes late."
00:19:08.430 --> 00:19:10.350
This little guy helped me
with that kind of stuff.
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I think I'm definitely in
I don't feel time passing
00:19:13.942 --> 00:19:16.320
block.
(Christina laughing)
00:19:16.320 --> 00:19:17.387
- Yeah.
00:19:17.387 --> 00:19:18.600
And it is hard.
00:19:18.600 --> 00:19:19.433
It's hard.
00:19:19.433 --> 00:19:21.543
It's a habit that you
just have to develop.
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And I wish that I could tell entrepreneurs
00:19:25.470 --> 00:19:27.270
that it's all right,
it's not that big a deal.
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It's a big deal.
00:19:28.447 --> 00:19:29.280
(Christina laughing)
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It affects everything.
00:19:30.360 --> 00:19:31.193
- Yep.
00:19:31.193 --> 00:19:33.300
- So yeah.
00:19:33.300 --> 00:19:34.133
- Yeah.
00:19:34.133 --> 00:19:34.966
- Pay attention to that part.
- You end up
00:19:34.966 --> 00:19:37.020
with a lot of that whole
like where did the day go?
00:19:37.020 --> 00:19:37.860
Where did the week go?
00:19:37.860 --> 00:19:41.070
Holy crap, it's already
Friday, when did that happen?
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Or even like, where did
this entire year go?
00:19:44.820 --> 00:19:47.217
How are we halfway through May right now?
00:19:47.217 --> 00:19:48.845
Like what is going on?
00:19:48.845 --> 00:19:50.498
(Christina laughs)
00:19:50.498 --> 00:19:51.468
- That's true.
00:19:51.468 --> 00:19:52.301
- Yep.
00:19:52.301 --> 00:19:53.134
- That's so true.
00:19:53.134 --> 00:19:53.967
- Yep.
- Yeah.
00:19:53.967 --> 00:19:55.290
- That's how quickly
time can sneak up on you.
00:19:55.290 --> 00:19:57.780
On like a daily, weekly,
monthly, yearly basis.
00:19:57.780 --> 00:20:00.510
Is it just it's there before you know it.
00:20:00.510 --> 00:20:02.970
I think you've shared a
lot of really great tips.
00:20:02.970 --> 00:20:05.430
I know we're coming up on our time here.
00:20:05.430 --> 00:20:07.020
Tell us a little bit about you.
00:20:07.020 --> 00:20:09.510
So like where does someone find you?
00:20:09.510 --> 00:20:10.800
What does working with you look like?
00:20:10.800 --> 00:20:13.050
Who do you like to work with?
00:20:13.050 --> 00:20:15.240
- Yeah, thank you for asking.
00:20:15.240 --> 00:20:17.943
I have a website, it's just
my name, Careyconley.com.
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I do have a couple of books on Amazon.
00:20:21.480 --> 00:20:22.830
One is called "Vision is Victory"
00:20:22.830 --> 00:20:26.100
which is a workbook that people can take
00:20:26.100 --> 00:20:28.590
and actually write their vision
00:20:28.590 --> 00:20:30.960
like they've never done before.
00:20:30.960 --> 00:20:32.610
And I have a free downloadable version.
00:20:32.610 --> 00:20:33.443
Can I offer that
- Yes
00:20:33.443 --> 00:20:35.250
- If I just tell people
how to text and get it?
00:20:35.250 --> 00:20:39.420
Yeah, if you text the
word victory all in caps
00:20:39.420 --> 00:20:42.810
to 26786, you can get
the downloadable version.
00:20:42.810 --> 00:20:43.643
- That's good.
00:20:45.060 --> 00:20:47.330
- My daughter and I co-authored
a book together, Christina,
00:20:47.330 --> 00:20:50.130
in 2019 after we lost
my son and my husband
00:20:50.130 --> 00:20:51.870
and it's called "Keep Looking Up".
00:20:51.870 --> 00:20:53.880
So it tells a little
bit more about our story
00:20:53.880 --> 00:20:54.840
and what we've been through
00:20:54.840 --> 00:20:56.990
and what has helped us
through the journey.
00:20:58.440 --> 00:21:02.580
So I speak a lot, obviously
about vision, purpose,
00:21:02.580 --> 00:21:05.040
goal setting, life balance.
00:21:05.040 --> 00:21:07.320
It's my favorite thing to do.
00:21:07.320 --> 00:21:09.930
So I speak on stages,
I do a lot of podcasts,
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a lot of radio interviews.
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And I get hired.
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Specifically right now I'm getting hired
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by small business owners and
team leaders to come in and do
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my vision and life balance
workshop with them.
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If I can get the leader
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really, really more clear on their vision,
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it helps the entire team.
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So that's what I'm working on right now.
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I also have a digital tool
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that I highly recommend using called Lula.
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I started using it about a year ago
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and it helps people
craft their dream life.
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And it has a downloadable
app that they can use
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so that they can do their three
intentional things everyday.
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- Oh, that's really cool.
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And I would 100% agree with that.
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Like if you can get the leader on there,
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and there's so many things
that talk about this, right?
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I mean, if you look at all
the different EOS frameworks,
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scalable frameworks, they
all devote entire sections
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to just getting like the
leader to have some clarity
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and being able to communicate
that down to the team
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and to get the team on board
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because they need to know
why they're there every day.
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- Exactly.
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- I mean, that's one of
the things like we do
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is when I got really clear on,
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we help people turn their
superpowers into sales.
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Like you find people that are really good,
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really good at something,
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but you can't really tell
it unless you talk to them
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'cause all of their marketing is chaos
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and their messaging is terrible,
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we help them fix all of that.
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And it literally changes their life.
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And it's like once I was able
to articulate that to my team,
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it was like, well, everything changed.
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They even pushed back
and kept me corralled
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a little bit better when
I had like ideas like,
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"Hey, I wanna do this."
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And they're like, "But that
doesn't serve our clients
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and the mission that we're
trying to do for them."
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And I'm like...
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- Right.
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- Yeah
- They get the culture.
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Yes.
(Carey laughs)
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- And it's like, so they
hold me back, which is good.
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'Cause we have like
entrepreneurial IDD sometimes
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where it's like, we have too many ideas.
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Like there's no shortage of ideas
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whenever you're an entrepreneur.
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- There is no.
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- There's a lot of people
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with a lot of really effective marketing
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to give us new ideas all the time.
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And that's why I love a lot
of this conversations around
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what's your vision,
what are you focused on?
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So I think this has been really great.
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I love the resources that
you shared with everybody
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and I think it's so powerful
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for someone to consider bringing you in.
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So I'm glad that I get
to amplify your message
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and shine the spotlight
on you a little bit,
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'cause I think what
you do is so important.
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So, thank you so much for coming on.
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- Well, thanks for having me.
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This has been fun.
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- Yeah, definitely.
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Guys listening, this is
your call to take action.
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Definitely reach out.
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Check in with Carey, go get the book.
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Definitely go get the book
and check out her website.
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I think there's so much value to that.
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And until next time, everybody.
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Bye.
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