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EPISODE · Feb 1, 2024 · 16 MIN

Believe, Lead, Achieve: Lessons from Starbucks to Personal Growth

from DeadThree - Coaching and Leadership Development · host George Evjen

Setting Ambitious Goals: We are committed to 10Xing our endeavors this year, from our podcast to personal development. We emphasize the importance of going beyond the ordinary and striving for excellence.Quality Over Average: Reflecting on a coaching note from years ago, we stress that nobody pays for average. Whether in podcasting or any industry, excellence and quality are crucial for success.Morning Habits and Willpower: Drawing inspiration from a successful entrepreneur's morning routine, we discuss the significance of willpower, positive habits, and the impact of starting the day right.Belief in People: We share insights from the story of Howard Schultz and Starbucks, highlighting the power of belief in people's potential. Building confidence, setting goals, and fostering a culture of success are key aspects.Conquering Fear for Greatness: We touch on the tendency to self-sabotage when approaching the fear associated with achieving greatness. Encouraging listeners to overcome fear, embrace challenges, and pursue their goals with determination.

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