Wantrepreneur to Entrepreneur | Start and Grow Your Own Business 1000: EVERYTHING you've ever wanted to know about how we got here, and where we're going TOGETHER!
What does it take to reach 1,000 episodes of a podcast? Dr. Zachary Ginder, our insightful guest from episode 609, returns to help answer this profound question. Together, we explore the heart-driven journey of entrepreneurship and podcasting, placing authenticity and resilience at the forefront of our conversation. Dr. Ginder's deep knowledge as a psychological consultant enriches our discussion, offering a unique perspective on the importance of intrinsic motivation and the courage it takes to pursue what you love amidst the chaos of life and business.
Through personal stories and shared experiences, we unravel the emotional complexities of maintaining enthusiasm and recognizing burnout. We reflect on the significance of "20 seconds of bravery," a concept inspired by "We Bought a Zoo," and how small moments of courage can lead to transformative success. Our conversation also touches on the delicate balance between passion and the demands of entrepreneurship, emphasizing the critical role of self-care and support systems in overcoming challenges.
This milestone episode is a heartfelt testament to the evolution of entrepreneurship and podcasting since 2016. We express immense gratitude to our listeners, team, and community for their unwavering support. As we look to the future, we remain committed to empowering entrepreneurs with tailored guides born from our extensive library of episodes and insights from remarkable guests like Dr. Ginder. Join us in celebrating this incredible journey and the shared belief that a rising tide lifts all boats, paving the way for continued growth and inspiration.
ABOUT DR. ZACHARY GINDER
Dr. Zachary Ginder comes from a family of entrepreneurs, and is himself a three-time successful solo-preneur / entrepreneur. He is now the co-founder of Pine Siskin Consulting and works as a psychological consultant in the field of applied occupational wellness and stress reduction. At Pine Siskin, he works with individuals to cultivate wellbeing, build resilience, break negative thought and behavioral patterns, and grow as leaders in their industry. He also works with organizations in a training and consulting capacity in areas of program assessment and development, leadership development, and employee wellbeing. He has over 20 years of experience, and has worked and consulted in the non-profit, education, corporate, and healthcare sectors. He speaks nationally on aspects of health and wellbeing, and has provided subject matter expertise to various major media outlets.
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