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Apr 17, 2017 32 min

How to be an unselfish thinker

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The Unstoppable Pursuit Podcast was a product of two driven individuals who are both certified in coaching, consulting and wellness seeking to add value from their experiences in business, life and health. Michael Stull is a wellness consultant, health coach and author. He was voted "Top 3 Personal Trainers in SW FLA" and is the author of "Dominate Your Day: 365 Daily Motivationals for Your Health and Inspiration." Brian Benson is a certified life coach, consultant and speaker. He is a master connector, student of leadership and has been interviewing entrepreneurs, CEO's, athletes and other successful people for the past few years. Being a great thinking is huge for entrepreneurs and successful individuals. Being an unselfish thinker is even greater. It's crucial l to success and you must always help the people who help you. Be a great leader and be an unselfish thinker. Mike and Brian are all about: Inspiration, inspire, growth, coaching, coach, entrepreneur, motivate, meditation, happiness, happy, simple, character, personal development, self-improvement, athletes, money, wealth, Business, Entrepreneurship, mastermind, business books, leadership, mentorship, empowerment, culture, mission statement, core values, branding, marketing, goals, goal setting, motivation, adversity, powerful, podcast, networking, unstoppable pursuit, inspirelink, social science, attitude, success, fitness, health, wellness, up

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