Destined To Be

Women with CLASS Mastermind

Resources

Decide It's Your Turn

Ed Mylett

The Gifts of Imperfection: Let Go of Who You Think You're Supposed to Be and Embrace Who You Are by Brené Brown

You Are a Badass: How to Stop Doubting Your Greatness and Start Living an Awesome Life by Jen Sincero

The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck: A Counterintuitive Approach to Living a Good Life by Mark Manson

Dan Sullivan

Sell it Like Serhant: How to Sell More, Earn More, and Become the Ultimate Sales Machine by Ryan Serhant

From Mindless to Mindful: Living with Intention - EP038 May 06, 2020

Show notes

Do you want to come out of the COVID-19 pandemic better than you were going in?

Then you need to be awake to your actions, thoughts and feelings. You need to stop moving through your days mindlessly and start living with intention.

On this episode of Destined to Be, we're challenging you to examine what's on autopilot in your life and start making mindful choices. We discuss how to build an awareness of why you're doing what you're doing and explain why creating new habits requires a shift in your attention.

We go on to introduce the question, 'Is this serving the person I want to be?' and share the value in having a clear idea of where you want to go. Listen in for insight on taking ownership as a leader when people don't meet your expectations and learn how to shift out of victim mode, get present and live with intention.

Key Takeaways

Our challenge to examine what's on autopilot in your life

Why the most powerful place to be on the planet is PRESENT

How to build an awareness of why you're doing what you're doing

The value in getting clear on where you want to go

Why creating new habits requires a shift in our attention

The power of asking, 'Is this serving the person I want to be?'

How to shift out of victim mode by centering yourself in gratitude

What you can do to change the outcome of your life

How to take ownership when people don't meet your expectations

Connect with Jeremiah & Mallory

The Myth of Multitasking on DTB EP003

Resources

Double Slit Theory

Extreme Ownership: How US Navy SEALs Lead and Win by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin

Designing a New Normal Around Who You Want to Be - EP037 Apr 30, 2020

Show notes

"In the rush to return to normal, use this time to consider which parts of normal are worth rushing back to."

—Dave Hollis

Have you been living on autopilot? Doing things because you feel like you have to? Or because that's what you've always done?

As many states begin Phase 1 of the plan to reopen after the Coronavirus quarantine, we have a unique opportunity to make decisions about the way we want to show up moving forward and who we want to surround ourselves with.

On this episode of Destined to Be, we're challenging you to make conscious choices around what activities you go back to and flex your NO muscle if something doesn't align with your growth. We discuss the danger of getting caught up in legacy thinking and open up about the challenge of getting intentional about what you want your family to look like.

We go on to explain why letting your emotions control your actions can get you in a lot of trouble and share the power in surrounding yourself with people who fill you up. Listen in for insight on choosing relationships based on an equal energy exchange and learn how YOU can design a new normal around the person you're truly destined to be!

Key Takeaways

The opportunity to pick and choose how you show up and who you go back to

How to flex your NO muscle when something doesn't align with your growth

How our biology changes when we gossip or judge other people

The danger of getting caught in legacy thinking (we always…, we have to…)

How we separated from old beliefs + got intentional about what we want our family to look like

Why letting your emotions control your actions can get you in a lot of trouble

How to make decisions around what events/activities you return to

The power in unfollowing people who trigger you on social media

How to choose relationships based on an equal energy exchange + mutual growth

Connect with Jeremiah & Mallory

Dr. Josh Henk on Destined to Be EP025

Resources

Rachel & Dave Hollis

Dave Hollis on Instagram

Julia Crozier on Destined to Be EP015

How to Grow Your Mental Fitness (Every Day of the Week!) - EP036 Apr 28, 2020

Show notes

As we move into the month of May, several states are beginning the process of reopening businesses. But there is still a lot of concern around the ongoing spread of COVID-19, and we don't know what the new normal will look like. In the face of all this uncertainty, there has never been a better time to grow our mental fitness. And that's why we are declaring May as Mental Fitness Month for our community!

On this episode of Destined to Be, we're walking you through the daily mental fitness themes for our REVOLUTION WELLNESS Facebook Group in the month of May. We discuss Mindful Monday and Takeaway Tips Tuesday, introducing the meditation and manifestation practices and actionable advice we'll be sharing with our community.

We go on to explain the specifics of Wellness Wednesday, Thoughtful Thursday and Feel Good Friday, describing how doing something kind for someone else benefits YOU and offering ideas for simple things you can do to serve the people around you. Listen in for insight on Spotlight Saturday and Super-Gratitude Sunday and learn how you can attract more good in your life by building your mental fitness with us!

Key Takeaways

Our daily mental fitness themes for REVOLUTION WELLNESS in May

Mindful Monday
Takeaway Tips Tuesday
Wellness Wednesday
Thoughtful Thursday
Feel Good Friday
Spotlight Saturday
Super-Gratitude Sunday

How to manifest abundance through meditation + mindfulness

Jeremiah's take on mental wellness as Personal Development 2.0

How doing something kind for someone else makes us feel good

The power of music and movement to change our biology

Why we have to be grateful to attract more good into our lives

How reality is created by our perception of the circumstances

Connect with Jeremiah & Mallory

Resources

Love and Clarity on Instagram

Dr. Joe Dispenza

Replace Your Fear with Peace & Abundance—with Megan Everett - EP035 Apr 23, 2020

Show notes

The current health crisis has many of us operating from a place of fear. We're worried about losing money and some of us are losing our confidence, too. But what if we could shift from a mindset of scarcity to one of abundance? What if we could replace our anxiety with a sense peace and move forward in faith, knowing that whatever happens, we are going to be okay?

Megan Everett is the Founder and CEO of Perfrm, a software platform that helps sales professionals and teams meet their goals through data analysis and sales education. Megan launched the business in April of 2018, and within 18 months, she had grown Perfrm into a $27M company. She is also the mastermind behind Love and Clarity, a community dedicated to providing people with free resources and business strategy calls through the Coronavirus crisis.

On this episode of Destined to Be, Megan joins us to share her journey to building Perfrm, walking us through her bold moves from healthcare admin to commission-only sales to starting her own company. She offers her take on the pros and cons of the body positivity movement, challenging us to take care of the bodies we have—whatever size they may be. Listen in to understand how Megan is stepping up as a leader during COVID-19 and learn how YOU can replace fear with peace by joining her Love and Clarity Movement.

Key Takeaways

Megan's bold career move from healthcare admin to commission-only sales

How selling door-to-door helped Megan develop the ability to handle a NO

How Megan came to start her own software company

The fundamentals of the Perfrm sales forecasting + quota tracking platform

Megan's superpower in building relationships and connecting people

Megan's take on the pros and cons of the body positivity movement

What inspired Megan to initiate the Love and Clarity Movement

Love and Clarity's aim to replace the current climate of fear with one of peace

The responsibility we have as leaders to give back through the Coronavirus crisis

How Megan's faith and abundance mindset fuel her confidence

Connect with Megan

Perfrm

Megan on Instagram

Love and Clarity

Connect with Jeremiah & Mallory

Dr. Quantum Double Slit Experiment

Resources

Year of Yes: How to Dance It Out, Stand in the Sun and Be Your Own Person by Shonda Rhimes

Revolution Wellness Q&A Part II - EP034 Apr 21, 2020

Show notes

Like it or not, life is going to look different on the other side of COVID-19. So, what can we do to take care of our mental wellness now and show up as a better version of ourselves once the stay-at-home orders are lifted? How can we combat our negative thoughts and channel our energy into the things that lift us up?

On this episode of the podcast, we're answering a few more questions from our Revolution Wellness Facebook Group around their greatest challenges through the current health crisis. We discuss negative self-talk, explaining how to make the shift from primal to powerful and choose a NEW thought—

and encouraging you to give yourselves a little grace during this time.

We go on to offer advice for those of you who are struggling to relax, challenging our community to assess what's important to us (and what isn't) and make decisions accordingly. Listen in for insight on building business around what you're good at and what the market needs versus what you're passionate about or what other people think.

Key Takeaways

The misconception that our negative self-talk is real

How to squash Automatic Negative Thoughts (ANTs) by asking, 'Is this serving me?'

Why it's important to give yourself grace when things aren't perfect

Our advice for people who are struggling to slow down and relax

Why it's crucial to assess what's important to you and make decisions accordingly

How to channel energy into the things that fill you up

The value in creating a Not-To-Do list

How to build a side hustle around what you're good at and what the market needs

Our insight on being unapologetic about pivoting to a new business

Connect with Jeremiah & Mallory

Resources

Church Boy to Millionaire: How to Find Personal Freedom and Liberate Your Millionaire Mindset for Massive Impact by Doug Wood

David Bayer

Dr. Joe Dispenza

Todd Palmer on DTB EP003

Tracy O'Malley

Families Against Narcotics

Compassion International

PBS

Put Work Last & Grow Your Business—with James Patrick - EP033 Apr 16, 2020

Show notes

Are you building your business backwards?

Are you putting your work first, at the expense of your physical and mental health? Spending little time with your family because you're 'too busy'? And hoping that the money you make will somehow fix it all?

What if you could put your health and relationships first—and STILL grow a successful business? What if a strong body and mind is actually the FOUNDATION for a high-performing entrepreneur?

James Patrick is an award-winning photographer (with 500+ covers on his resumé!), keynote speaker and business coach out of Phoenix, Arizona. He hosts the Beyond the Image podcast and serves as founder of FITposium, a conference designed to help fitness entrepreneurs grow their brands. James is also the bestselling author of Fit Business Guide: The Workout Plan for Your Brand, and he is on a mission to create art and opportunity for others.

On this episode of Destined to Be, James joins us to explain how niching down helped his business take off, discussing how he builds rapport with the athletes he photographs and what he does to get his work in front of the right audience. He shares his take on why good timing and luck aren't enough to be successful, describing how someone else will win if you don't take action. Listen in for James' insight around prioritizing the health of your mind, body and relationships and learn how putting your business last can ultimately help it grow!

Key Takeaways

Why James initially tried to avoid becoming a photographer

How niching down helped James' business take off despite being in a recession

How James builds rapport with the athletes he photographs

How James thinks about capitalizing on timing by putting in the reps

The mistake entrepreneurs make in not campaigning our work

James' unapologetic pursuit of getting in front of the right audience

How having someone else win because he didn't take action motivates James to do the work

What inspired James to start the FITposium conference

How putting work last ultimately helped James grow his business

James' insight into why success + fulfillment can't be conditional

Connect with James

James' Website

James on Instagram

Beyond the Image Podcast

FITposium

Connect with Jeremiah & Mallory

Fit Business Guide: The Workout Plan for Your Brand by James Patrick

Resources

A Whole New Mind: Why Right-Brainers Will Rule the Future by Daniel H. Pink

Revolution Wellness Q&A Part I - EP032 Apr 14, 2020

Show notes

Being quarantined is a big adjustment. Our days look very different now that we're doing just about everything from home. So, what are you struggling with the most right now?

Are you having a hard time avoiding cookies and ice cream? Is it tough to stay focused on work with kids in the house? Or maybe you're not inspired to work out by yourself?

On this episode of Destined to Be, we're sharing questions from our Revolution Wellness Facebook Group around their biggest challenges during the Coronavirus quarantine. We address stress eating, discussing what to ask yourself before you consume something unhealthy and how to forgive yourself if you do eat the rest of the Oreos—but make a better choice in the next moment.

We go on to offer advice on staying focused on work despite the distractions of kids and housework, explaining how to create the space and time to be productive (knowing that it's not going to be perfect right now). Listen in for insight on getting motivated to work out at home and learn to leverage your WHY to show up and push yourself when going to the gym is not an option.

Key Takeaways

The questions to ask yourself before you consume unhealthy food

How to forgive yourself for stress eating but make a better choice in the next moment

Our advice on limiting poor food choices by drinking a lot of water + keeping fresh/frozen fruit on hand

How to create the space to be alone and work with kids at home

Why it's important to set up a daily schedule knowing it won't be perfect

How to focus on the quality of your work when the quantity is limited

Why it's crucial to communicate with your partner about escaping to work out

How to frame our workouts around health vs. appearance

The value of working out with a WHY in mind to give it your all

Connect with Jeremiah & Mallory

Kareen Walsh on DTB EP027

Resources

Lewis Howes on Instagram

Amare Global

A Value-First Approach to Building Community—with Tony Whatley - EP031 Apr 09, 2020

Show notes

Are you living up to your full potential? Serving the number of people you could—if you were willing to put yourself out there? Tony Whatley believes that you can make a big difference and make money, if you focus FIRST on providing value for the community you're building.

Tony is the Business Mentor and Keynote Speaker behind 365 Driven, a community that provides entrepreneurs with education, support, mentoring and accountability. He spent 15-plus years simultaneously working full-time in the oil and gas industry and building multimillion-dollar businesses on the side. Today, Tony is on a mission to help thought leaders fulfill their potential through his coaching program, Top-100 Ranked Podcast and Amazon #1 bestselling book, Side Hustle Millionaire.

On this episode of Destined to Be, Tony joins us to explain why he calls himself a business mentor rather than a business coach, walking us through his shift from an employee to business owner mindset. He discusses his first successful side hustle building an online automotive community and shares what inspired him to leave the corporate world altogether to found 365 Driven. Listen in to understand how Tony developed a willingness to STAND OUT and learn how YOU can make a true impact by focusing on service first.

Key Takeaways

Why Tony calls himself a business mentor rather than a business coach

How Tony learned discipline from his blue-collar parents

The steps Tony took to learn how to engage an audience

Tony's first successful side hustle building an online community for GM performance cars

How Tony shifted from an employee mindset to a business owner mindset

What inspired Tony to leave the corporate world to create 365 Driven

The connection between making a true impact and being willing to stand out

The car accident that made Tony realize he wasn't doing enough with his life

Tony's superpowers in building community + identifying potential in others

Why Tony focuses on providing value vs. making money

Connect with Tony

365 Driven

365 Driven on Instagram

365 Driven on Facebook

Tony on LinkedIn

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