Do you know the value of rituals? This week I share one of my recent Instagram Live sessions on Finding Joy. I’ve been an entrepreneur for over 30 years and I often share mistakes that I have made so that you don’t have to.
Today we focus on moving away from motivation and toward rituals. In this episode, I share some of the rituals that I have committed to recently, in both my personal and professional life.
I also talk about the connection between successful people and their rituals and the benefits of time blocking.
Listen in to learn why this is your year to commit to daily rituals and reap the rewards and riches when you do!
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You can’t rely on motivation to get a newsletter out.” – Joy Chudacoff
Show Notes:
- Why MOTIVATION is difficult to Sustain over time
- The KEY to both Short-term & Long-term results
- The ONE Thing all Successful People have in common
- A Helpful Exercise to help you jumpstart your NEXT LEVEL of Success
- The benefits of time blocking
- Much, much more
Motivation is only going to take your so far.” – Joy Chudacoff
Today’s episode is taken from my Instagram Live Finding Joy Every Day series. I had a great conversation with Emily Raiber, of Emily Raiber Media & Digital Marketing. She leverages social media to promote her clients’ personal brands for maximum growth.
Have you heard of Enneagram? I had not until recently and today’s guest, Courtney Feider, is here to talk about how key this is for entrepreneurs and leaders. Courtney is an executive coach and the co-founder of Wild Enneagram Love and its WEL Method. In this episode, she shares the theory and assessment of enneagrams and how they can work for individuals and even couples. She also opens up about her big turning point when an unfortunate carjacking led her to a career in coaching.
I found today’s guest, Sandra Sucher, through a book recommendation in the Wall Street Journal. A professor at Harvard Business School, Sandra has a fantastic story about how she became the co-author of her new book, The Power of Trust. In this episode, she opens up about how a trip to Japan to write one book on layoffs led her to write another very different sort of book. She and I talk about the hidden value of trust in a business and why it can’t be used as a reputation management tool. She also discusses why trust matters so much more in service-based businesses and why the Ritz-Carlton hotel chain is a great role model for businesses that are building trust with their clientele.
Early on in her career, Michelle Seiler Tucker, took the Corporate America approach to her career recruited by a Fortune 500 company, and still felt like she couldn’t get anything accomplished due to the slow moving culture. She decided it was time for a change. Today, with 20 years experience in mergers and acquisitions, she is an expert at buying, selling, growing, and fixing businesses and is the Founder & CEO of Seiler Tucker Incorporated.