The Mind Your Business Podcast

The podcast discusses the role of intuition in decision-making for entrepreneurs, emphasizing the need to enhance intuition through awareness and stillness. It explores the importance of embracing uncertainty and trusting intuition in decision-making. The hosts also highlight the significance of training teams to make intuitive decisions and the concept of embracing multiple possibilities.

Discover the 7 most common business blindspots and how to overcome them, including the addiction to insights without action, battling overwhelm, perfectionism as a fear of failure, and the blind spot of busyness in business. Learn about the importance of timing in pursuing goals, the need for emotional regulation, and the significance of happiness and quality of life in entrepreneurship.

In this podcast, the host shares 40 impactful life lessons learned in 40 years, covering topics such as spiritual development, love, outsmarting fear, balancing work and rest, mastering money skills, embracing life's mysteries, and reflections on lessons learned.

In this podcast, they discuss powerful spiritual laws and universal principles that have transformed their lives and businesses. They explore concepts such as the law of correspondence, dharma, and reciprocity. They share personal experiences and emphasize the interconnectedness of these laws. They discuss the importance of aligning with your purpose, embracing challenges, and letting go of negative experiences. They highlight the power of genuine giving and consistent application of these laws. Overall, it is a conversation about applying spiritual laws for personal and business growth.

In today’s episode, we explore the most powerful spiritual laws that have transformed my life and my business, and you won’t want to miss next week’s show where we go deeper with even more of these universal principles that can impact everything!  If this episode inspired you in some way, take a screenshot of you listening on your device, post it to your Instagram Stories and tag us, @jameswedmore and @jeunejenni!  In this episode you’ll hear: A shift in my consciousness that sent my life in a completely different direction early on in my business journey  How this shift directly led to the creation of this podcast, and where I see people often going wrong with the “woo woo stuff”  The frequency gap that occurs when you start growing and changing  What the Law of Vibration is all about how Jen experienced it recently on a 10-day silent meditation retreat A look at the Law of Attraction and what is the best way to attract new things and ideas to you  What people are really saying when they are on a spiritual path or experiencing spiritual growth  A quick recap of goal setting, manifestation and visualization  For full show notes and links, visit: www.mindyourbusinesspodcast.com/blog/642 

Laido Dittmar, Cirque du Soleil performer and author of The Art of Practice, shares how to improve any skill in half the time. Topics include the importance of perfect practice, common behaviors of naturals, the key to progress, and the role of energy and focus in skill improvement.

Guest Brad Bizjack, a personal development expert, shares three crucial performance hacks for entrepreneurs in this episode. They discuss topics such as rewiring the mind for success, using positivity as a coping mechanism, processing debt and emotions, attachment and the entrepreneur's worth, and overcoming limiting beliefs. They offer practical strategies and challenges for personal growth and success.

Jim Fortin, expert in subconscious programming for optimal growth, joins the podcast to discuss the biggest paradigm shift for inner growth. Topics include: perfectionism, learning from death, the impact of upbringing on identity, a significant health event, letting go of caring, desires and misalignments, maintaining balance in relationships, shifting identities, the influence of a shaman, spirituality and personal growth, and the importance of taking action to address our old identity.

Bestselling author and entrepreneur Kate Northrup discusses how to heal our relationship with money on the Mind Your Business podcast. They explore the connection between money and feeling safe, the effects of constantly moving fast as an entrepreneur, and the toxic financial system. They also discuss the technique of Havening for nervous system healing and advise listeners to foster a positive and enjoyable relationship with money.

In last week’s episode, I shared 7 high-converting strategies that we put into place during our last launch, which I believe will give any entrepreneur higher performance and better results in their product launches. We’re continuing this discussion in today’s special “Jepepisode”, as Jen takes over and reveals the creativity that she infused into this launch. There is so much phenomenal stuff that she did and talks about today, so you do not want to miss this one!  If this episode inspired you in some way, take a screenshot of you listening on your device and post it to your Instagram Stories, and tag us, @jameswedmore and @jeunejenni!  In this episode you’ll hear: Jen’s role as she saw it in the launch and the lens through which she approached things  Why it was so important for her to have the Growth Team focus on showcasing who I am as a person in the messaging and the marketing we used  The way she carried an overall theme for the launch through from start to finish  Jen’s “4 C’s” of creativity that she used as a model for the marketing during the launch What was done with the “average” ideas we had and how the team as a whole contributed into making them great  Why it’s the small changes that really bring exponential results  Something that happened that demonstrated to me that there really are no “bad” ideas How paying attention to the marketing you see each day can help you too in your next product launch  The piece of content that Jen was involved in creating that was her personal favorite The way that imposter syndrome impacts and holds so many entrepreneurs back For full show notes and links, visit: www.mindyourbusinesspodcast.com/blog/637