I spent an hour with James Evenden a couple weeks ago talking about being the change we want to bring to the world. I shared how I was a drug addict in my late teens and how I was able to overcome that and, somehow, end up in Australia running my own online company. We have the decision to consciously change, no matter the conditions that surround us. I took the knowledge I gained through life, work and personal experiences to build a company I am truly passionate about.

Life is like a baseball game, especially if it is a conscious entrepreneur. To know how to play and make home runs we must create a game strategy, and then put into practice the tactics that will help us win the full game.
There are many cases of online entrepreneurs who jump into the game without having a clear objective, without having a real motivation, and why.

In this episode of the Resilient Minds Podcast, I talk about how to turn your ideas and thoughts into powerful words that have a purpose. When you write with a purpose you can transform your vulnerabilities, experiences and authenticity into words that can take your audience to the next level.

Take a listen to a mindset coaching call my partner, Francesca Moi, and I had last week with some our fellow Mafians. If you are feeling more fear than usual right now – we want to help you work on your mindset by turning that fear into faith. What if you gave the same amount of positive thoughts as your negative ones?

With all the fear in the world surrounded with the Corona virus, I want to spend this episode talking about the power of fear. I always use facts to make informed decisions in order to not let constant fear stop me from living. I believe fear is an illusion and when you truly understand this, you’ll be fearless.

As you can tell by the title, this week is all about being a spiritual business owner. I really focus on my root chakra, which for me, stems from feminine energy, which helps me understand the stability in myself. Building and creating spiritualty has allowed me to connect with like-minded individuals, which has allowed me to magnetize from my community. It really is possible to help a lot of people faster than you think.

This week I talk about the difference between being masculine and being macho. When I think of macho I think of my ego and when I think masculine I think of my higher self. I used to think being masculine meant having elements of strength or position by being super macho. I love that we’re moving into a time where there’s a lot more belief of a balance of energies because females can be masculine, and males can be feminine.

On this episode of the Resilient Minds podcast, I speak with founder of, Your Social Voice, Kim Barrett. You Social Voice focuses on helping business owners focus on what they do best. We talk about the hurdles Kim faced when starting his company and what he’s learned from them to help him get to his high level of success. Some of his realizations may come as a surprise to you! Kim shares his experience about leveraging Facebook and Instagram through advertising and how this really helps grow a business.

Today is all about personal positioning in your story and how you can relate it back to your clientele to become even more successful. I dive into how to use your story to create a clear message and stand out from everyone else. By creating a clear message, you also carve out your niche, which help create your own path to success. I tie this notion with technology, because as technology evolves, so do we, which will create your unique selling proposition.

This week, I had a chat with entrepreneur, marketing strategist and author, Scott Martin, about navigating new marketing techniques. We are both committed to helping people through our business and this is done by keeping the transactions meaningful. Scott tells me some of the advice he has gotten from his mentors and how he has been able to use this advice to help his teaching strategies.