![[Ep8] TBS: How To Think On Your Feet](https://thethinkbignetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/14748431_s-e1507601805769.jpg)
Life is amazing. It throws us all kinds of interesting curve balls and obstacles. How well you think on your feet will dictate how you respond under pressure or to setbacks. In the Navy we had the “improve, adapt, overcome” mentality. In business you have to think the same way In a moment of crisis,… Continue Reading
![[Ep7] TBS: Lead From Within](https://thethinkbignetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/kitty-lion-e1507598620613.jpg)
We don’t often think of entrepreneurship as leadership, but we should… because it is. Even as solo-preneurs, we are leading… that’s right… we’re leading ourselves. Regardless of what kind of mission you are on or business you are building, leadership is paramount to your success. Want more sales? Then lead others to a better outcome… Continue Reading
![[Ep6] TBS: Breaking The Cycle Of Mediocrity](https://thethinkbignetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/broken-chain-e1507520868106.png)
What is the mind/body connection of mediocrity and how does settling for “good enough” affect us in business and life? In this episode of The Think Big Show we discuss: The path and cycle of mediocrity – where it begins and ends and the pitfalls of allowing it to fester too long How our thoughts… Continue Reading
![[Ep5] TBS: Follow Your Eyes – Eyes Forward](https://thethinkbignetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Indy500-e1507491519467.jpg)
Mario Andretti, the great Nascar driver once said, “Your car will go where your eyes go. Never look at the wall.” And so goes your business and life whether you’re skiiing, mountain biking or building a business. You always want your “eyes forward”. Where you point your eyes and your focus is where your business… Continue Reading
![[Ep4] TBS: The Importance Of Maintaining A Beginner’s Mind](https://thethinkbignetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/3874905_s-1.jpg)
As the Japanese Philosopher, Shoshin wrote in his book, The Beginner’s Mind: “The longer you work in your area of focus, the more apt you may be to dilute your original attitude toward it.” This goes for anything important that we do over a sustained period of time be it days, months or years. While… Continue Reading
