Million Dollar Relationships - Marybeth Gregg

Welcome once again to The Million Dollar Relationships podcast. Today we are going to learn about the inspiring story of Marybeth Gregg! Marybeth Gregg is a leader in her field. Perhaps that's one reason why she's so good at recognizing leadership skills in others. Marybeth is a firm believer that there is no challenge that is insurmountable, and it is this confidence she instills in the business leaders she helps. Throughout her career, she has designed and implemented leadership development, organizational structures, international staffing, and performance management initiatives. Enhanced by a wide range of experience coaching others to build effective teams and individuals in all functional areas, Marybeth has worked directly for international consumer products manufacturing, retail, and financial services, as well as family-owned companies, with responsibility for domestic and worldwide organizational and staffing expansions in the United States, Europe, and China. In this episode, Join Kevin and Marybeth in this inspiring conversation on how to find joy in even the most difficult of times. Mary Beth is an international coach who has a degree in psychology and experience in human resources, as well as running a cooking school. She has been motivated by seeing her clients break through boundaries they thought were impossible and use their imagination and courage to create something new. Hear about her experiences with Hartunian and how they have shaped her career. Learn from Marybeth about the power of processing emotions, honoring them, and taking action. Get inspired by Mary Beth's own journey of writing her book "How to Soar with A Broken Wing: Finding Tiny Moments of Joy Every Day."  You won't want to miss out on this encouraging episode that emphasizes the importance of relationships and gratitude for our connections with others.     [00:00 - 09:43] Finding Joy in the Process: Marybeth's Journey ·         Mary Beth is an international coach and helps individuals and businesses navigate through difficult situations to achieve their potential. ·         Mary Beth is a serial entrepreneur who has had many different businesses throughout her career. ·         Mary Beth works with individuals and businesses primarily in Europe, Scandinavia, and the US. ·         Mary Beth helps people and businesses achieve things they never imagined they could and be happy doing it. ·         Mary Beth's coaching focuses on navigating difficult situations and achieving success while finding joy in the process.     [09:43 - 19:39] People Who Changed the Course of Marybeth's Life and Businesses ·         Marybeth Gregg was mentored by many people, but there is one person who had a profound impact on her life and business. ·         The person who changed Marybeth Gregg's life is Paul Hartunian, who famously sold the Brooklyn Bridge. ·         Marybeth Gregg considers Paul to be the smartest, most confident, go-for-it person, she has ever met. ·         Paul Hartunian had an incredible effect on Marybeth Gregg, even though she didn't realize it at the time. [19:39 - 30:07] The Essentials of Entrepreneurship ·         It's okay not to have all the answers and to move forward without knowing everything. ·         One's discomfort can lead to growth and success in the future. ·         Being successful can surprise others, but one should have confidence in their abilities. ·         Imposter syndrome is common, but it is essential to overcome it to achieve success. ·         Having a role model can help build confidence and overcome imposter syndrome.    [30:07 - 30:47] Closing Statements ·         Follow Marybeth on Facebook and  LinkedIn or sent her an email at [email protected]. Also, be sure to check Gregg Resource at https://greggresource.com/     Thanks for tuning in!    If you liked my show, please LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW, like, and subscribe!    Find me on the following streaming platforms: Apple Spotify Google Podcasts IHeart Radio Stitcher     Tweetable Quotes   " We're all just people trying to do the best we can with what we got in this world. That's it – Marybeth Gregg