Most high achievers take enormous pride in working hard and figuring out how to get things done. These often lead to burnout and exhaustion and can damage well-being and relationships. In this book, Who Not How, the authors show us the power and the value of collaboration and leveraging the talents and connections of others.

Success is lonely. Most successful people work alone and in isolation from their lives and families. There are a lot of successful people who are miserable in their lives as they are wearing their busyness as a badge of honor.

That’s not what high performance looks like. As you struggle to figure out how to grow your business, get that promotion, and make those sales, high performers are looking for who can help them achieve their goals and dreams.

Read this TODAY if you are one of those people with the mantra, “If I want something done right, I have to do it myself.” As Dr. Suess might have said, you need more “whos.”

Watching...

Growing up a baseball fan in the NY/NJ area, I was never a Yankee fan. I was a die-hard NY Mets fan my entire life, so imagine my surprise when my first child, who was born that great year of the 1986 NY Mets, became a die-hard Yankee fan. I still don’t know how that happened.

I have, however, always thought fondly of Yogi Berra, especially his “Yogi-isms .”He seemed so sweet and innocently adorable in his use of the English language. So when I saw a documentary about him on my recent flight to DC, I just had to watch it.

I was blown away by what this man has accomplished, not only in his life and career but who he was as a person, from how he welcomed Jackie Robinson into the major leagues and his kindness towards Larry Doby (one of the first Blacks to play in the major leagues and from my hometown of Paterson, NJ), to his later allyship with the LGBTQ+ community.

Learning about this great athlete as a human being left me with tears in my eyes. I have such deep gratitude for those folks in positions of privilege who showed kindness and support during those early times of integration. It’s a cool portrait of a really lovely human being.
 

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The Podcast 

and Book Roadmap

Did you know that there are myths and misconceptions about podcasts, books, and TV talk shows that keep most people stuck?

No matter the medium, your message matters, and people are waiting for you. So it’s time to debunk, unravel, and get unstuck!

That’s why I want to invite you to Donna Kunde and Ben Gioia’s event: THE PODCAST & BOOK ROADMAP: The Simple Way To Create A Global, Thought Leadership Masterpiece (In Just 6-9 Months).

In this one-of-a-kind, LIVE/ONLINE event, you'll discover how to:

1) Find your best listeners, readers, and/or viewers — whom you can impact most — with your ideas, stories, and voice!

2) Make the good choices that bring high ticket clients & profitable opportunities — instead of the bad choices that easily lose you ten years — and $2,000,000 (minimum)!

3) Empower yourself to step up & step into being a global thought leader with the right mindset & presence and a product/service that changes businesses & lives!

4) Avoid roadblocks like impostor syndrome, procrastination, and overwhelm that keep most people from getting their podcast, book, and/or TV talk show DONE!

As always, if you have any books, movies, resources that have made a difference in your life, please reply to this email and share them with me.

All the best,