The Entrepreneurial Leap Podcast

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The Entrepreneurial Leap Podcast

The Entrepreneurial Leap Podcast tells the stories of successful entrepreneurs. Come find inspiration, learn through real-world examples, and connect with mentors and fellow entrepreneurs. Meet Our New Host For over 30 years, Rob Dube (https://robdube.com/) has been thriving as a purpose-driven entrepreneur. He is the co-Founder of imageOne which has won dozens of awards for its people-first and purpose-driven culture from outlets like Forbes and Inc. Magazine. Rob is also the author of donothing: the Most Rewarding Leadership Journey You Will Ever Take, the host of the Leading with Genuine Care podcast, and host of the Do Nothing Leadership Retreat in Colorado. Learning Through Stories We hope you find our new podcast both inspiring and educational. But, mostly, we hope you join our community of listeners to gain a deeper understanding of the entrepreneurial journey as you work toward achieving your own entrepreneurial goals. Visit www.e-leap.com (http://www.e-leap.com/) for content, tools & resources to help you on your journey toward entrepreneurial mastery.

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  1. Gino Wickman | Becoming an Entrepreneur is Something You Are

    EPISODE 1

    Gino Wickman | Becoming an Entrepreneur is Something You Are

    Please welcome Gino Wickman, author of Traction and Entrepreneurial Leap, and creator of the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) Overview: In this episode, Rob Dube interviews Gino Wickman about his work in the entrepreneurial world and his book, Entrepreneurial Leap. They discuss the essential traits of entrepreneurs, the challenges and rewards of starting a business, and the importance of self-awareness and mentorship in the entrepreneurial journey. Episode Highlights: Gino shares his background in the entrepreneurial world and how he came to identify the six essential traits of entrepreneurs. Rob and Gino discuss the importance of having a vision and passion for what you do, and the role of problem-solving, drive, risk-taking, and responsibility in entrepreneurship. Gino talks about the challenges of starting a business and the need for self-awareness and mentorship in the entrepreneurial journey. Rob and Gino explore the concept of "Entrepreneurial DNA" and the idea that becoming an entrepreneur is something you are, rather than something you can learn. Gino shares insights from his entrepreneurial leap, and discusses how he discovered his true calling and overcame the common obstacles to starting a business. Key Takeaways: Entrepreneurship is not just a career choice, but a way of life. It requires a unique set of traits and characteristics that make entrepreneurs who they are. The six essential traits of entrepreneurs are visionary, passionate, problem solver, driven, risk taker, and responsible. These traits can be developed over time, but they are essential to success in entrepreneurship. Starting a business can be challenging and requires self-awareness, mentorship, and a willingness to take risks and learn from failure. Entrepreneurial DNA is the combination of traits and experiences that make someone suited to entrepreneurship. It is not something that can be taught, but something that you are born with. Entrepreneurial Leap is a practical guide for aspiring entrepreneurs that provides a roadmap for discovering your true calling and overcoming the common obstacles to starting a business. It emphasizes the importance of self-awareness, mentorship, and taking action to achieve your goals. Entrepreneurial Leap Resources Free Tools Entrepreneurial Leap Book Entrepreneurial Leap Academy YouTube Instagram LinkedIn Find Gino Wickman Online: www.GinoWickman.com https://twitter.com/ginowickman https://www.linkedin.com/in/ginowickman/

    1h 1m
  2. Unlocking the Power of Belief in a Family Business with Gretchen Doyle

    EPISODE 2

    Unlocking the Power of Belief in a Family Business with Gretchen Doyle

    Gretchen Doyle, Owner and President of BakerHopp Insurance Group, shares her inspiring story of taking over a family business that has been running for over a hundred years. She emphasizes the importance of believing in yourself and your vision, and how to reconcile the pressure of taking over a generational business. She also talks about the power of believing in yourself and your team, building relationships, and keeping it simple. Gretchen's journey is a great example of the unique challenges of starting a business and the traits of successful entrepreneurs. Key Points Learn from the beautiful foundation that was built prior Risk-taking is a key trait of entrepreneurs Find meaning in your work Avoid comparison and focus on inspiration Believe in yourself and your vision Keep it simple and focus on your own page Educate yourself on your industry Best Quotes "Believe is more than a feeling or emotion. Believe is a journey, a process and a requirement." "It's interesting about the entrepreneurial journey because I would say I didn't become an entrepreneur until I was 30 years old." "We came up with this idea that really resonated, which is we're here to contribute to the success of others. That is our purpose." "I don't believe in failing. I do believe in trying." Entrepreneurial Leap Resources Free Tools Entrepreneurial Leap Book Entrepreneurial Leap Academy YouTube Instagram LinkedIn

    52 min
  3. The Power of Energy in Entrepreneurship

    EPISODE 3

    The Power of Energy in Entrepreneurship

    Jillian Lorenz, co-founder of The Barre Code franchise, shares her personal journey as an entrepreneur with host Rob Dube. They talk about the importance of mindset and energy in entrepreneurship, as well as the value of having a partner, being open and vulnerable, and investing in team members through coaching and mentoring. Jillian also discusses how pandemic challenges were turned into an opportunity, and how building healthy relationships in business can positively impact a company's growth. Key Points Energy and intentional positive thoughts are critical in creating the right outcome The six essential traits of a successful entrepreneur are visionary, passionate, problem solver, driven, risk taker, and responsible Entrepreneurs must focus on knowing their customers and creating a perfect product or experience that delivers every single time Staying true to one's core values is important. Franchising their business was to stay true to their mission of empowering women to live life on their own terms Mindset is crucial in facing challenges as an entrepreneur Coaching and developing your people is critical to creating a healthy dynamic within the workplace. Best Quotes "You have to be very nimble as an entrepreneur. But we've stayed tried and true to our passion, our why, and what we're here to do." "Entrepreneur life is life, I like to say they're one and the same. Once you join the entrepreneur community, your business melds into your life and it is just one, it's not separate." "You don't have to ever sugarcoat anything because it won't help. It's better to be completely open and honest about what is going on so that the right answers come." "You want the same mindset, the same will, the same tenacity, the same passion, the same risk-taking." "Making sure that the business and the personal relationships within the business are super healthy." "The investment that you're putting into people helps the business and the relationships." Entrepreneurial Leap Resources Free Tools Entrepreneurial Leap Book Entrepreneurial Leap Academy YouTube Instagram LinkedIn Connect with Jillian Facebook The Barre Code SoulYou Coaching

    48 min
  4. Shawn Harper: From Failing Student to NFL Player to Entrepreneur

    EPISODE 4

    Shawn Harper: From Failing Student to NFL Player to Entrepreneur

    Shawn Harper, a former NFL player and successful entrepreneur, stresses the importance of adopting a winning mindset and nurturing both the soil and seed in entrepreneurship. The CEO and author also shares key pillars for success, including cash flow, disruption, and vision. Additionally, he emphasizes the value of people, accountability, and internal agreement while addressing the need to prune toxic employees and staying in one's personal sweet spot. Key Points Shawn Harper's background as a struggling student and below-average athlete did not hinder his success in eventually playing in the NFL and starting his own company. Shifting from a success mindset to a winning mindset was crucial for Sean's entrepreneurial journey. Having a winning mindset and enforcing self-concept Hold yourself accountable for repetitive issues in your company's workforce. Successful teams work together as one, creating synergy. Success in business comes down to understanding people. Best Quotes "I might not be able to be successful, but I can win." "Connection. Connection connect and understanding people, connecting with people, negotiating with people. And you will be so successful." Entrepreneurial Leap Resources Free Tools Entrepreneurial Leap Book Entrepreneurial Leap Academy YouTube Instagram LinkedIn Connect with Shawn ShawnHarperWins.com Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Shawn's Books The Winning Edge-8 Principles That Will Bring Out the Winner in You The Winologist

    37 min
  5. Unleashing Your Inner Entrepreneur with E-Leap Visionary, Ryan Henry

    EPISODE 5

    Unleashing Your Inner Entrepreneur with E-Leap Visionary, Ryan Henry

    Join us as we explore Ryan Henry's inspiring entrepreneurial journey on this episode of The E-Leap Podcast. Ryan is an EOS Implementer and the Visionary of E-Leap.

    54 min
  6. Building a Multi-Million Dollar Flooring Business: Ted Christoff's Secrets to Growth

    EPISODE 6

    Building a Multi-Million Dollar Flooring Business: Ted Christoff's Secrets to Growth

    Ted Christoff, co-owner of Christoff and Sons Floor Covering, Inc, shares his inspiring journey from a family-owned restaurant to building a thriving flooring business. Through hard work, innovation, and a focus on customer service, the business experienced exponential growth. Ted emphasizes the importance of education, dedication, and grit in the entrepreneurial path. He also discusses the significance of organization, continuous learning, and investing in employees for creating a welcoming environment. Ted further highlights the impact of mentorship on personal and professional growth, and how seeking guidance can lead to entrepreneurial success. Key Points The journey of the business involved overcoming obstacles, adapting to challenges, and embracing growth opportunities. Always be curious and never stop learning about your industry. Take calculated risks to expand your business. Create structure and responsibility within your organization. Seek out mentors, both within your family and in the community, to gain valuable insights and guidance. Best Quotes On Legacy: "I think our family and what we leave behind with our legacy is something very important." On Getting Paid: "Here's how you get paid at the end of the week, you open up the drawer and if there was money in it, you get to split it." On Selling: "Selling is really solving problems for people. And that I like doing." On Networking: "You'd be surprised how open people are in the community to meeting with you if you show an interest and ask really good questions." Entrepreneurial Leap Resources Free Tools Entrepreneurial Leap Book Entrepreneurial Leap Academy YouTube TikTok LinkedIn Connect with Ted Christoff LinkedIn Website

    48 min
  7. Discovering Your Conative Strengths with Kathy Kolby

    EPISODE 7

    Discovering Your Conative Strengths with Kathy Kolby

    In this interview, acclaimed theorist Kathy Kolby discusses her groundbreaking work on conative strengths and problem-solving abilities. She emphasizes the importance of understanding one's innate abilities and debunks misconceptions about personal change. Kolby also explores the impact of conative expectations on stress levels and delves into the four instinctive modes and their relevance to entrepreneurship.  Additionally, she shares her personal journey of overcoming dyslexia, fighting scientific lies, and advocating for fairness and equality.  Through her entrepreneurial experiences, Kolby exemplifies the power of hard work, problem-solving, and making a positive difference in the world. Despite facing challenges such as stolen work and gender biases, she remains committed to her vision of helping others discover their true selves and finding peace and joy in their lives. Her resilience, determination, and ability to turn adversity into her life's work make her a true trailblazer in her industry. Key Points The significance of focusing on the future rather than dwelling on the past as a key trait of entrepreneurs Kathy Kolbe has been challenging the scientific world's lies about connation, a concept she believes to be crucial and often misunderstood. She discovered her passion for fairness and equality at a young age, always striving to find ways to help people be equal and make their differences work together. Kathy Kolbe's focus as an entrepreneur is on making a positive impact and helping people find peace and joy. Seeking the truth and accepting wise advice from trusted advisors was crucial to navigating the difficulties in business. The power of connation: Kathy discovered the truth of connation while recovering from a brain injury and used it to reshape her business and personal life. Starting from scratch: Despite almost losing everything, Kathy went back to business, proving that the people who needed her work were still out there. Best Quotes "Most of the stress in the world is caused by misplaced conative expectations and responsibilities." "I would say to every entrepreneur out there, seek the wisest advisors you can possibly find and tell them you want the truth."  "If you have creative problem-solving, you decide what you want to do, and you'll be able to do it." "Sometimes you have to get really creative and use your creative abilities to figure out, I didn't want to do that anyway. What can I do that I really want to do?" Entrepreneurial Leap Resources Free Tools Entrepreneurial Leap Book Entrepreneurial Leap Academy YouTube TikTok LinkedIn Connect with Kathy Kolbe LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Website

    59 min
  8. The Power of Learning, Relationships, and Hard Work: Todd Sachse's Success Story

    EPISODE 8

    The Power of Learning, Relationships, and Hard Work: Todd Sachse's Success Story

    In this episode, Todd Sachse, founder and CEO of Sachse Construction, shares his inspiring entrepreneurial journey. Starting from selling candy in middle school, he went on to establish window washing and maid service businesses before building a construction empire. Sachse emphasizes the value of continuous learning, nurturing relationships, and putting in hard work. He also highlights the significant role of mentors in guiding him in both business and personal matters, as well as the importance of seeking feedback for continuous improvement and growth. Furthermore, the episode explores the incorporation of core values into company culture and their impact on business success, along with insights on when entrepreneurs should discover their own core values. Key Points Todd's entrepreneurial journey started in middle school with selling candy at a high margin. The love for pottery and the challenges it presents correlate to the art, science, and craft involved in entrepreneurship. Having mentors can be invaluable in providing guidance and support. Being curious and asking questions are key to learning and improving. Sacrifices and living with limited resources are often necessary during the early stages of a business. Core values are not decided, but discovered, just like Einstein discovered the theory of relativity. Core values can have a biblical impact on the company's culture and success. Best Quotes "If you have the ability, the resources, and the commitment to go to college and get a four year degree, what you learn the most is how to learn." "You learn how you learn because in any business that you're in now, I don't care. You're an entrepreneur, otherwise you have to be a lifelong learner because things are constantly changing." "I'm the luckiest person in the world because I didn't have a mentor. Okay. I actually had four." "You gotta be willing to take risk and you have to have confidence that somehow you're gonna figure it out." Entrepreneurial Leap Resources Free Tools Entrepreneurial Leap Book Entrepreneurial Leap Academy YouTube TikTok LinkedIn Connect with Todd Sachse Website

    42 min
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The Entrepreneurial Leap Podcast tells the stories of successful entrepreneurs. Come find inspiration, learn through real-world examples, and connect with mentors and fellow entrepreneurs. Meet Our New Host For over 30 years, Rob Dube (https://robdube.com/) has been thriving as a purpose-driven entrepreneur. He is the co-Founder of imageOne which has won dozens of awards for its people-first and purpose-driven culture from outlets like Forbes and Inc. Magazine. Rob is also the author of donothing: the Most Rewarding Leadership Journey You Will Ever Take, the host of the Leading with Genuine Care podcast, and host of the Do Nothing Leadership Retreat in Colorado. Learning Through Stories We hope you find our new podcast both inspiring and educational. But, mostly, we hope you join our community of listeners to gain a deeper understanding of the entrepreneurial journey as you work toward achieving your own entrepreneurial goals. Visit www.e-leap.com (http://www.e-leap.com/) for content, tools & resources to help you on your journey toward entrepreneurial mastery.

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