Hardwired for Growth 2.0: Helping GenX find their What's Next‪!‬ Brett Trainor

Anne is a former WNBA player and Division 1 Academic and Athletic All-American at Iowa State University. 

Following a stint in Division I basketball coaching, Anne transitioned into international business focusing in on research and training in the neuroscience and performance psychology fields- mindset is everything!

Today she coaches and consults athletes and executives looking to elevate their performance by focusing skills/mindset training development. 

Anne btw, is also a TV Analyst and Sideline Reporter for Women’s and Men’s Basketball games.

She is the host of a great podcast called Get Busy Livin where the conversations focus on a growth mindset and giving back. 
This episode is 100% focused on the mental side of transitioning into new things ie. Escaping corporate. For those of us with 20-30 years in corporate this mind shift is critical. 

A couple of key takeaways to listen for:

Think bigger and what’s possible and NOT what could go wrong
The power of keeping it simple
Animal intuition- Lions, Elephants and Sea Turtles - it is spot on
Short term vision to drive long term success
And a lot more

Make sure to listen until the end as this episode was packed from beginning to end
Links:

Website: https://www.anneoneil.co/work-with-anne 
Get Busy Livin’ Podcast
Anne’s LinkedIn
Anne’s Twitter

Anne’s Instagram 
Article: https://community.thriveglobal.com/three-ways-animal-intuition-led-me-to-my-dream-job/ 

In this episode we discuss the power and value of the chief evangelist role in corporate, as a fractional and within our own business. This is a powerful and underappreciated concept. In my opinon it is essential to growth
Links:Ethan Beute LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ethanbeute/Website: https://www.chiefevangelist.com/LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/ethanbeute

Bob Burg Info: https://burg.com/. This link will take you to Bob's content, books and contact information
One of the benefits of having a podcast is the ability to connect with folks you really want to learn from and have conversations with

This episode of the Hardwired for Growth 2.0 podcast is a great example

I read the book the Go-Giver on a Saturday and reached out to the author Bob Burg later that night and within in 3 weeks he was a guest on the podcast

I wanted to have Bob on to talk specifically of how we as solo business owners could approach and leverage the "Five Laws of Stratospheric Success”:

1️⃣ The Law of Value: Success is not about the profits we make, but the value we provide to others. 

2️⃣ The Law of Compensation: Our income is determined by how many people we serve and how well we serve them.

3️⃣ The Law of Influence: Our influence grows as we prioritize others' interests above our own. 

4️⃣ The Law of Authenticity: Authenticity is the most valuable gift we have to offer. 

5️⃣ The Law of Receptivity: To effectively give, one must be open to receiving. 

If you read the book, you will love this interview and if you are unfamiliar with Bob's work this will be a great intro

Give it a listen and let me know what you think! 

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Welcome to Hardwired for Growth 2.0, the ultimate podcast guiding GenX business owners to 10x their revenue and lives. 
Host Brett Trainor dives into the revolutionary trend reshaping business and GenX's pivotal role in the solo business model surge. Uncover startling stats: GenX comprises 47.2% of US business owners, with 85% running solo businesses. 
Discover why GenX leads this movement through experience, tech prowess, independence, meaningful work, and financial stability. Join us as we decode this transformative shift, spotlighted by innovative leaders and a rising solo business landscape. 
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I am your host, Brett Trainor. Today, I welcome our guest, Evelyn J. Starr. She is an author, and I recently came across her insightful book called Teenage Waste Brand: How Your Brand Can Stop Struggling and Start Scaling. 
I would also like to mention that she has a fantastic newsletter on this topic which I highly encourage everyone to check out. As we have this conversation, I'm eager to explore more about who she collaborates with today, the types of brands she is helping to shape, and the strategies she is currently advocating. In light of Evelyn's initial comments, it seems she wants to reassure our listeners not to let the challenges of branding send them into panic mode. 
In essence, she appears to emphasize that success in a service business largely comes down to earning the trust of your customer base.