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The dream of writing a book is within your reach, but what's the first step? Many people think it's a huge time commitment, but I'll show you how I wrote my first book, Path of the Freelancer, in just 18 months, by dedicating only one hour a day.

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Are you a business owner constantly feeling pulled in a million directions? Do you feel like you're doing too many things and inevitably dropping the ball sometimes? If you're nodding along, know that you're not alone. This feeling of being stretched thin is common, but it's not sustainable.

Based on insights from a recent coaching session with a client, let's explore some principles that can help you move from feeling overwhelmed to operating with more clarity and control.

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Get the Jump: From Chaos to Clarity For Your Striving Small Business

Episode Type: Fireside Chat

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As an entrepreneur, are you truly articulating the core benefit you provide to your customers? I've seen firsthand how focusing on tangible outcomes, such as giving clients back precious time with their kids or alleviating the stress of unreliable business partners, transforms a business. This video delves into how understanding your customers' true perception of your value – the "emotional core" – is your secret ingredient for growth and becoming the indispensable solution they're desperately seeking. Stop waiting for rescue, and discover the adventure of aligning your values with their needs.

Episode Type: Inspirational People Interview

Do you ever feel like you're in a personal "riptide" just trying to survive?

Sometimes, we've been in "survival mode" for so long, we don't even realize it. My friend Leslie Haynes lived this reality, pushing through layers of profound trauma.

She looked like she was thriving on the outside, but inside, her body was screaming, "Get out."

At 31, she was bedridden, and all of it was tied to unprocessed trauma.

But Leslie's story is not just about pain; it's about a counterintuitive path to healing. She discovered that what is broken in relationships has to be restored in relationships. She found a way to stop hiding and start living fully—not by being tougher but by becoming curious.

In our conversation, Leslie revealed a few things that might just flip your perspective on its head:

• Why "any connection is better than no connection" is a lie that can keep you trapped.
• How unprocessed trauma can literally cause physical paralysis.
• Why "choosing your hard" is one key to finally moving forward.

Are you ready to find out what your body has been trying to tell you all along?

Watch my full inspirational people interview with Leslie on the Share Life podcast to hear her journey from a shell of a person to being fully alive.

P.S. You don’t have to fight your battle alone. The right people will choose to stay.

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Episode Type: Share Life Academy Workshop

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Tired of feeling alone in a crowded room?

It's a silent struggle. You're around people, even family or friends, but that deep isolation hits. Why? You think more connections will fix it. You think being busy helps. Think again.

We're facing a connection crisis. Loneliness is a public health crisis, just like smoking 15 cigarettes a day. And most advice misses the point.

What if the problem isn't just being alone? What if it's how we're connecting? We're more online than ever, but these digital bonds often lack depth. You might even be trapped by your own internal story.

Curious how our modern world makes loneliness worse? What if your efforts to connect are actually pushing people away? Or what if that person you thought you knew, you absolutely didn't?

Want the surprising revelation?

Listen to the full conversation now to unmask the hidden costs of our hyper-connected world and find out what makes it better.

P.S. If you've ever asked, "What's wrong with me?" when you feel lonely, you're not alone. This video validates your experience and offers a smarter path forward.

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• Organic Endeavors (Allen Helms) Website

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Episode Type: Listen-To-Learn

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In this Listen-To-Learn episode of the Share Life podcast, you'll discover:

• Why B2B is about trust and relationships, and trying to use low-trust marketing tactics can cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars.
• The "delegate and ditch" mistake nearly every founder makes when they hire their first salesperson.
• How you can be wildly successful with just one sales channel, not the ten that everyone tells you that you need.

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Episode Type: Inspirational People Interview

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What if the popular advice about retirement is completely wrong for you?

In this Share Life Podcast discussion with Kassi Hyde, I cut through the noise and expose a few truths:

• The Roth 401k mistake: Everyone is saying you need to "push Roth." But if you're in a high tax bracket, that advice could cause you to pay a lot more in taxes. It simply doesn't fit for everybody.
• The "perfect life" illusion: It's easy to get wrapped up in what other people have. But you're not seeing what they don't have—or what they've given up to get there.
• The advisor red flag: If your advisor ever dismisses your questions by saying, "Don't worry, I got this," that is not a way to do business. Trust is built on answers.

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• Connect with Kassi | Website - LinkedIn

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Episode Type: Inspirational People Interview

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For 30 years, Brady Pyle navigated these exact challenges inside NASA. In this Inspirational People interview on the Share Life podcast, he shares what it’s like to lead through massive change. In this episode, you'll learn:

• The surprising reason NASA pushed to get people back on-site after the pandemic. It wasn't about productivity, but a concern that "we might be missing some serious safety issues."
• How they became the "best place to work in government for 12 straight years" by doing a few specific things any organization can do.
• The one thing his mentor told him that changed how he balanced his work and family life during a critical project.

How do you make the tough cuts without losing the mission? Find out in this inspirational people interview.

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Connect With Brady Pyle

• Connect with Brady | Website - LinkedIn
• Get Brady's Book >>> Amazon >>> Out of This World Leadership: Living the Fruit of the Spirit to Lead Well

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