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EPISODE · Mar 15, 2023 · 12 MIN

218: Lessons from SXSW: Shifting Your Mindset for Business Breakthroughs

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Hey there. I recorded this podcast episode at the SXSW festival in Texas, where I've been for the last five days. I've attended sessions headlined by actors like Robert Downey Jr, Tilda Swinton and Kerry Washington, business founders - including the CEO of Open AI, the company behind Chat GPT, inventors, and futurists, among others. One of my favourite sessions so far has been with Chef Jose Andres which focused on his experience running the not-for-profit organisation World Central Kitchen, his efforts to provide meals to disaster-stricken areas, and the impact that his work has had on affected communities. In this episode, I talk about how generosity, kindness, and tolerance for different ways of thinking run through all the sessions. And, why it hasn't been 'strictly' business as far as the presentations that I've chosen to attend while here in Austin. I also encourage you to shift your mindset to shift your life and increase the possibilities of getting closer to your dreams. I also invite you to join me at the Business Breakthrough Crash Course which starts on 27 March. Mentioned in This Episode: -> SXSW -> HerBusiness Network -> Business Breakthrough Crash Course

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