3‑Step Blueprint That Made Me a Super‑Founder

In this conversation, David Kiwimagi discusses the three businesses of life: your business, other people's business, and God's business. He emphasizes the importance of focusing on what you can control and creating a positive environment. David introduces the metaphor of the hammer and the ham sandwich to illustrate the significance of leveraging one's strengths. He also addresses the challenges of discipline and adaptability in business, providing a three-step framework for aspiring founders. The discussion concludes with quickfire questions that reveal insights into David's personal journey and philosophy.takeaways

• There are three businesses in life: your business, other people's business, and God's business.
• You have full control over your thoughts, feelings, and actions.
• Creating a positive environment can influence others' feelings and actions.
• Focus on your natural strengths rather than trying to fix weaknesses.
• Discipline is not a natural talent for everyone; adaptability can be just as effective.
• You can control what you can and let go of what you can't.
• Finding your passion is crucial for success in business.
• Embrace your unique journey and experiences to inspire others.
• Public speaking has been a key strategy for generating leads.
• You are infinitely unique, and your strengths can change the world.

• Unlocking Your Potential: The Three Businesses of Life
• From Ham Sandwich to Hammer: Mastering Your Strengths

• "You have full control here."
• "You are infinitely unique."
• "You are diamond."

Chapters

00:00 Understanding the Three Businesses of Life

02:56 The Hammer and the Ham Sandwich: Finding Your Strengths

05:40 The Importance of Focusing on Your Strengths

08:48 Navigating Discipline and Adaptability in Business

11:49 Implementing the Three-Step Framework for Founders

14:53 Quickfire Questions and Insights

19:41 Embracing Your Unique Journey