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What if you did your ONE thing first? Geoff shares the impact of doing the ONE thing, and the challenges of what it looks like to implement this in the day to day. He also candidly shares about his professional journey and insights he has learned along the way. Geoff Woods is the Vice President of KellerInk, which is the home of The ONE Thing Book. He also hosts The ONE Thing Podcast, which is in the top 5% of all podcasts worldwide. Featured in Entrepreneur.com, Geoff is on a mission to teach people how to take back control of their time and get clarity on how they want to invest it. Recommendation: The ONE Thing Podcast Episode 198: The Habit that Cost $100M to Learn Links: Website The ONE Thing Book The ONE Thing Podcast Overwhelmed with everything on your plate? Need help with administrative tasks? Free yourself up to operate in your sweet spot by partnering with a BELAY virtual assistant and get $200 off your starting costs:  Schedule a conversation to learn more! BELAY website The post Geoff Woods – Think Big, Go Small appeared first on Greenhouse Culture.

Part 3 – Personal Systems. In this episode, Tommy Thompson and Steve Perkins wrap up their discussion on the value of life systems. Together, they talk through a few specific ways to automate systems for success in all areas of life.  When we apply systems in our personal lives, there is a real opportunity for growth. It’s true that we not only need systems, but we need to know their purpose in our lives as well. If you begin implementing personal systems in your life after today’s episode, be sure to leave a note for us in the reviews section. We’d love to hear how this is working in your life! Book recommendation:  7 Habits of Highly Effective People – Stephen Covey Overwhelmed with everything on your plate? Need help with administrative tasks? Free yourself up to operate in your sweet spot by partnering with a BELAY virtual assistant and get $200 off your starting costs:  Schedule a conversation to learn more! BELAY website The post The Value of Life Systems pt. 3 appeared first on Greenhouse Culture.

Casey Graham shares his journey on finding a clear path in business – from entrepreneur to CEO and the obstacles along the way. He also weighs in on customer retention strategy and building a billion-dollar business. Casey is the Co-Founder and CEO of Gravy, the leading failed payment recovery and customer retention solution for companies with recurring revenue. Prior to Gravy, Casey is known for founding The Rocket Company, an Inc 5000 organization. He’s recently kicked off a new podcast: “Gravycast: An Inside Look at Building a Billion Dollar Business.” Book recommendation:  Scaling Up – Verne Harnish Links: Gravy’s Website and Podcast Overwhelmed with everything on your plate? Need help with administrative tasks? Free yourself up to operate in your sweet spot by partnering with a BELAY virtual assistant and get $200 off your starting costs:  Schedule a conversation to learn more! BELAY website The post Casey Graham – Finding a Clear Path in Business appeared first on Greenhouse Culture.

The Value of Life Systems pt.2 Part 2 – Productivity. In this episode, Tommy Thompson and Steve Perkins get practical, and discuss how moving forward doesn’t always have to be complicated. Together, they talk through the specifics of calendar management, to-do lists, organizing information and financial practices. Productivity is not about getting more things done, but getting the right things done. So this approach will help you be more effective, leverage your strengths, and spend less time negotiating what to do or how to accomplish your goals. Book recommendation:  Getting Things Done – David Allen Overwhelmed with everything on your plate? Need help with administrative tasks? Free yourself up to operate in your sweet spot by partnering with a BELAY virtual assistant and get $200 off your starting costs:  Schedule a conversation to learn more! BELAY website The post The Value of Life Systems pt. 2 appeared first on Greenhouse Culture.

Dov, one of Inc Magazine’s top 100 Leadership Speakers to Hire, tells his life-altering story of pain and struggle, finding his true purpose, and how this new age of artificial intelligence has increased the urgency to be great in your soft skills. Some of the topics covered include: Soft skills are the new bottom line Emotional intelligence is more important than intellectual intelligence You’re looking for your purpose in the wrong place Dov believes that purpose exists in your pain, not your passions. And he believes the world needs more leaders who are authentically committed to living their purpose, standing in their truth, sharing their inner genius, and empowering others to do the same. Dov has interviewed and worked with leaders featured on: Oprah, Ellen, New York Times, Forbes, Wall Street Journal and more. He has a TV show on ROKU TV and a #1 Podcast for Fortune 500 Listeners, called ‘Leadership and Loyalty Show’. LINKS: Latest book – Fiercely Loyal; How High Performing Companies Develop and Retain Top Talent http://fullmontyleadership.com/media Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Book recommendation:  The Prophet by Kahlil Gibran Overwhelmed with everything on your plate? Need help with administrative tasks? Free yourself up to operate in your sweet spot by partnering with a BELAY virtual assistant and get $200 off your starting costs:  Schedule a conversation to learn more! BELAY website The post Dov Baron – Purpose Exists in Your Pain appeared first on Greenhouse Culture.

Part 1 – Personal Systems. In this episode, Tommy Thompson and Steve Perkins share the five categories of personal life systems that help you to automate success in every area of your life.  And unlike you might expect, it’s a process that is both simple and creative. Productivity is not about getting more things done, but getting the right things done. So this approach will help you be more effective, leverage your strengths, and spend less time negotiating what to do or how to accomplish your goals. Book recommendation:  The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R Covey Overwhelmed with everything on your plate? Need help with administrative tasks? Free yourself up to operate in your sweet spot by partnering with a BELAY virtual assistant and get $200 off your starting costs:  Schedule a conversation to learn more! BELAY website The post The Value of Life Systems pt.1 appeared first on Greenhouse Culture.

What do you do if you’re experiencing burnout, or if you feel it coming?  Author, speaker, and podcast host, Carey Nieuwhof, shares how he hit rock-bottom burnout, and how to take an honest look at yourself so you can practically deal with the burnout you’re experiencing or avoid it altogether. Carey also discusses the concept of low-grade burnout, where the function of life continues but the joy of life is gone. Carey Nieuwhof is a former lawyer and founding pastor of Connexus Church. He’s the author of several best-selling books and speaks to leaders around the world about leadership, change and personal growth. LINKS: High impact calendar High Impact Leader Course The Carey Nieuwhof Leadership Podcast and Blog Book recommendation:  Margin: Restoring Emotional, Physical, Financial, and Time Reserves to Overloaded Lives by Richard Swenson Overwhelmed with everything on your plate? Need help with administrative tasks? Free yourself up to operate in your sweet spot by partnering with a BELAY virtual assistant and get $200 off your starting costs:  Schedule a conversation to learn more! BELAY website The post Carey Nieuwhof – From Burnout to Thriving appeared first on Greenhouse Culture.

What’s the best way to accomplish larger changes in personal life and organizational life? Tommy and Steve share a 3-step process to make daunting changes more clear and easy to tackle. Book Recommendation: ‘The Common Rule’ by Justin Earley The post Renovations appeared first on Greenhouse Culture.

Know your unique value and how to communicate that brand. Understand where you do your best work, so you can position yourself for impact and satisfaction. And so you can manage your career more intentionally. Jennifer was a millennial before millennials were even around – seeking meaningful work and to make a positive impact in the world. She co-foundedDisruptHR with Chris Ostoich in 2013, which is now a global movement in over 140 cities, to spread ideas about the future of work, the workplace, and the Human Resources profession. Book recommendation:  Platform: Get Noticed in a Noisy World by Michael Hyatt LINKS: Impact Makers Podcast: https://jennifermcclure.net/category/podcast/ Free Personal Brand Workbook: https://jennifermcclure.co/pbworkbook/ Website:http://jennifermcclure.net Website:http://disrupthr.co LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifermcclure Twitter:https://twitter.com/JenniferMcClure Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/JenniferMcClureSpeaker https://disrupthr.co/city/richmond/ Overwhelmed with everything on your plate? Need help with administrative tasks? Free yourself up to operate in your sweet spot by partnering with a BELAY virtual assistant and get $200 off your starting costs: Schedule a conversation to learn more! BELAY website The post Jennifer McClure, DisruptHR Co-Founder – Communicate Your Personal Brand appeared first on Greenhouse Culture.

The most effective people and elite performers in any category spend lots and lots of time preparing. So why don’t we carry the same practice into our normal lives? And what if preparing actually freed us up to live more in the moment? In this episode, Tommy Thompson and Steve Perkins discuss the counter-intuitive idea of preparing in everyday life. Book Recommendation: Halftime by Bob Buford Overwhelmed with everything on your plate? Need help with administrative tasks? Free yourself up to operate in your sweet spot by partnering with a BELAY virtual assistant and get $200 off your starting costs: Schedule a conversation to learn more! BELAY website The post Prioritizing Preparation appeared first on Greenhouse Culture.

Why do leaders need to know their purpose? And how does it impact the success of their efforts? Gene shares his story of achieving career success, losing it all, and finding through all of it that success can just be a trap if you’re looking at it the wrong way. From his conversations with hundreds of CEOs and business leaders, Gene has identified the keys to creating a company culture of high-performing teams, happy employees, and year over year company growth. Not surprisingly, the secret sauce lies in helping people grow in their own purpose and potential. And Gene shares more of the hidden insights he has uncovered about successful leaders, companies, and careers. Book recommendation:  The One Thing by Gary Keller LINKS: The Trap of Success Inc. Magazine column Leaders in the Trenches podcast https://www.genehammett.com Overwhelmed with everything on your plate? Need help with administrative tasks? Free yourself up to operate in your sweet spot by partnering with a BELAY virtual assistant and get $200 off your starting costs: Schedule a conversation to learn more! BELAY website The post Gene Hammett – From Success to Finding Significance appeared first on Greenhouse Culture.

Everyone has that thing – that area of life that feels like it’s not making progress. It feels stuck. Like things are creeping along inch by inch, and you should’ve been there a long time ago. In this episode, Steve and Tommy share a new and better mindset for making progress on the things that matter most. In a culture of increasing speed and pace, we need a new way of dealing with progress if we want greater contentment, happiness, and progress in our lives, our work, and our relationships. Book recommendation:  Present Over Perfect by Shauna Niequist Overwhelmed with everything on your plate? Need help with administrative tasks? Free yourself up to operate in your sweet spot by partnering with a BELAY virtual assistant and get $200 off your starting costs:  Schedule a conversation to learn more! BELAY website The post What to do When Progress Feels Too Slow appeared first on Greenhouse Culture.

Many leaders who build something as successful as Zingerman’s end up trapped in a life that serves their work. Ari has built a famous business while still maintaining the customer experience and the life he really wants. And it was possible because he wrote a vision on paper. Along with his partner Paul Saginaw, Ari started Zingerman’s Delicatessen in 1982 with a $20,000 bank loan, a staff of two, a small selection of great-tasting specialty foods and a relatively short sandwich menu. Today, Zingerman’s experiences over 500,000 visitors every year, has 700+ employees, and over $65M in sales. Ari discusses how writing a personal vision is the key. And how it has always related to the stuff that every progressive business writer touches on now: Employee engagement Treating people like they’re intelligent People don’t do good work if they don’t believe in what they’re doing Self-organizing work teams Not getting into hierarchical models Not overusing authority Involve people in designing the systems they’re going to be a part of Book recommendation:  Leadership Is an Art by Max De Pree LINKS: Zingtrain Leadership & Business Training Experience Zingerman’s Press The Secret Pamphlets https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6TPm1EZR7Mo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FIjD-EMKd1c http://www.zingermanscommunity.com/press/bios-of-key-people/#ari Overwhelmed with everything on your plate? Need help with administrative tasks? Free yourself up to operate in your sweet spot by partnering with a BELAY virtual assistant and get $200 off your starting costs: Schedule a conversation to learn more! BELAY website The post Ari Weinzweig, Zingerman’s Co-Founder – Writing a Vision of Greatness appeared first on Greenhouse Culture.

We all like the idea of living fully, but how does that actually work amidst a busy life? Author, pastor, and speaker Nicole Unice shares how being honest and curious, even in the daily ordinary challenges of life, can lead to greater joy and freedom. This discussion of life, leadership, and the human experience explores what it looks like to find who you really are and the gifts you have to offer the world. Book recommendation:  Find Your Way by Carly Fiorina (and if you listened to the end… Nicole’s secret second recommendation was 12 Rules For Life) LINKS: Nicole Unice ‘The Struggle is Real’ unice@hopecentral.com Nicole’s upcoming speaking event:  The Beyond Weekend: Sept 13-14, 2019 Overwhelmed with everything on your plate? Need help with administrative tasks? Free yourself up to operate in your sweet spot by partnering with a BELAY virtual assistant and get $200 off your starting costs: Schedule a conversation to learn more! BELAY website The post Nicole Unice – Joy in the Daily Struggles appeared first on Greenhouse Culture.

What do you do when you fail? It’s a question worth considering because it will happen in life. And there’s a big difference between being a failure and experiencing failure. In this episode, Steve and Tommy explore the veiled benefits that are available to you when you fail, if you look at it with a better perspective. Looking for some simple tools to deal with the overwhelm of managing your schedule, priorities, direction, and decisions? This might help Developing Your Whole Life Map Book recommendation:  Present Over Perfect by Shauna Niequist Overwhelmed with everything on your plate? Need help with administrative tasks? Free yourself up to operate in your sweet spot by partnering with a BELAY virtual assistant and get $200 off your starting costs:  Schedule a conversation to learn more! BELAY website The post Benefits of Failing appeared first on Greenhouse Culture.

The struggle to find his calling, and the career path that resulted in leaving his job to start his dream business. Steve discusses his journey of self-discovery and no-regrets living. Developing Your Whole Life Map:  building the life & career you really want Book recommendation:  Every Good Endeavor by Tim Keller Overwhelmed with everything on your plate? Need help with administrative tasks? Free yourself up to operate in your sweet spot by partnering with a BELAY virtual assistant and get $200 off your starting costs:  Schedule a conversation to learn more! BELAY website The post Steve’s Story appeared first on Greenhouse Culture.

Keeping up with growth requires space. Matthew Nutt, client development executive at Flywheel Brands, discusses what it takes to cultivate a culture of high-performance in his life and company. Topics covered include: Company/Team culture of margin How to increase productivity & creative output Having grace toward yourself Free Workshop:  building the life & career you really want Book recommendation:  Margin by Richard Swenson The Flywheel Podcast www.flywheelbrands.com Overwhelmed with everything on your plate? Need help with administrative tasks? Free yourself up to operate in your sweet spot by partnering with a BELAY virtual assistant and get $200 off your starting costs:  Schedule a conversation to learn more! BELAY website The post Matthew Nutt – Achieving through Margin and Grace appeared first on Greenhouse Culture.

Experiences from life that shaped who he is today. Tommy shares about going from no ambition to full of passion to help people, running multiple companies while raising kids, searing loss and devastation, and what it clarified about what’s at stake in our personal growth. Book Recommendation: Margin by Richard Swenson. Available in audio or paper. Overwhelmed with everything on your plate? Need help with administrative tasks? Free yourself up to operate in your sweet spot by partnering with a BELAY virtual assistant and get $200 off your starting costs: Schedule a conversation to learn more! BELAY website The post Tommy’s Story appeared first on Greenhouse Culture.