The Mindset to 3 to 10x Growth | Bennie Fowler | 348

Bennie Fowler is a former NFL wide receiver, Super Bowl champion, leadership coach and consultant, and Amazon best-selling author. After playing football for Michigan State, Bennie was signed by the Denver Broncos in 2014. He played as a free agent for eight years, working alongside athletes like Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, and Drew Brees. As a leadership coach, Bennie helps executives and entrepreneurs gain the momentum and clarity they need to run their businesses. He is currently a Partner at Portocol Business Strategies, a Denver-based business coaching firm, as well as Z3Talent, a retained executive search firm for growing businesses. With his unique coaching method, Bennie provides a framework for setting goals, driving purpose, and achieving exponential success. In this episode… In the past two years, many leaders have been forced to pivot in order to succeed. But, making a major transition can be challenging if you feel tied to your identity as a CEO, entrepreneur, or — in Bennie Fowler's case — an NFL player. So, how can you overcome these obstacles to achieve more success in your business or career? According to Bennie, you don't have to give up your identity to make an effective transition. In fact, by embracing the wisdom he gained as a football champion and translating those skills into his next venture, Bennie was able to become a more successful business leader and coach. Now, Bennie uses the key lessons he learned from his time on the field to help executives 10X their profits, revenue, and impact.  In this episode of Growth to Freedom, Dan Kuschell sits down with Super Bowl champion and leadership coach, Bennie Fowler, to discuss his tips for multiplying business growth. Bennie talks about his transition from professional athlete to executive coach, the valuable lessons he carries from the NFL into the business world, and how he helps leaders cultivate a performance culture. He also shares the keys to 10Xing your profits and revenue. Stay tuned.