Game changers see the world differently. They question convention. They break from the norm. They challenge the status quo.

They know that in order to not just succeed but excel, simply doing "the done thing" isn't enough. And no matter where their passions lie, this mindset remains a constant alongside their drive to innovate.

Over the course of Season 2, we've spoken with modern revolutionaries in all fields. From philosophers to entrepreneurs, lawyers to hoteliers, we've discussed the strategies they've employed to transform their industries and earn them the accolade of game changer.

In the first of our two-part season finale of The Game Changing Attorney Podcast, we bring you the highlights from some of the most thought-provoking conversations of Season 2. Listen in as we discuss with law firm owners and leading minds what sets them apart from the competition — and how you can break away from the pack too.

In this episode:

Jay Papasan on why you should be keeping "success lists," not to-do lists.
Horst Schulze on how empowering your team can turn "terrorist" customers into brand ambassadors.
Sarah Williams on why you can't achieve peak confidence levels if you don't embrace your inner self.
Jessica Mogill on the importance of pushing your limits to achieve growth.
Eric Thomas on how critical thinking is one of the greatest tools you can possess, and why effort, not desire, is the key to achieving.
Brian Chase on why you shouldn't be afraid to fire the bad fits in your organization.
Ryan Holiday on how Stoicism can help to remove emotion from problems, empowering you to tackle them objectively.
Marcus Lemonis on why size doesn't matter when it comes to running a business.
John Maxwell on how bad leaders manipulate, but good leaders motivate.

Links and Resources

S4 E4 - Christopher Kenna - Diverse Media