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The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

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When embarking on a new path away from familiar territory like university or corporate job, preparation involves shifting from reptile mode characterized by fear, anger, and limited perspective, to a visionary mindset filled with optimism, expansive thinking, and long-term planning. Research shows that feeling affluent and abundant boosts IQ scores, while tough situations that trigger reptile mode can significantly lower both emotional intelligence and IQ levels. Therefore, maintaining a visionary mindset is crucial to navigate challenges effectively and enhance cognitive abilities.

There has never been a better time to be an entrepreneur, but what is the first step?

Daniel Priestley is an award-winning serial entrepreneur who has built and sold several successful businesses and written 5 books on starting and scaling businesses. He is the founder of Dent Global, an accelerator and venture studio, and the cofounder of ScoreApp, an AI powered marketing software.

In this conversation Daniel and Steven discuss topics such as, the entrepreneurs journey, struggling with mindset shifts when scaling a company, why passion is crucial for success in business, and how AI is changing the business landscape.

(00:00) Intro

(02:15) The Most Exciting Time Of History For Businesses

(04:22) Growing Small Businesses & Making Them Millions

(05:39) Can Anyone Be An Entrepreneur?

(06:20) How To Know If It's A Good Business Idea

(11:09) How Important Is Passion In Being A Successful Entrepreneur

(14:18) Don't Pursue Entrepreneurship For This Reason!

(22:42) How To Be A Visionary

(28:05) How To Be Great At Pitching Business Ideas

(35:46) The Magic Of 'With Or Without You' Energy

(41:17) The Steps To Know If It'll Be A Good Business

(49:43) Fear Of Failure