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Charting a New Course for Your Life and Career with Traci Schubert Barrett

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In this episode, Bill sits down with Traci Schubert Barrett, author of the book “What If There’s More?”. They discuss her career journey from working in cable TV to becoming an executive coach and advisor.

Traci talks about reaching a mid-career crossroads, taking time for self-reflection, and ultimately finding renewed purpose. She provides insights into the difficult but important question “What do you want?” and shares processes for discovering your priorities, gifts and talents.

Traci advocates for giving yourself the gift of quiet time for creative visioning about your future direction. Whether you’re feeling restless, searching for more meaning, or just striving to stay on purpose, this conversation offers thought-provoking guidance.

To learn more about Traci and get a copy of her book, go to https://www.tracischubertbarrett.com/

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The Path to Prosperity: A 4-Step Map for Growing Your Income

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In this episode, Bill shares his  4-step map that outlines the path to prosperity in business and life. He introduces the concept of leverage as key to moving up the ladder of prosperity.

The levels range from relying solely on analog/one-on-one tactics, to leveraging people and technology, to accessing other audiences, to building your own platform and brand.

Bill explains what actions are required at each level and estimates that over 90% of people get stuck at the bottom analog rung.

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Your Counter-Intuitive Path to Growth

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On your path to expanding your potential, you’ll often run into roadblocks. And, doing the same things over again will get you nowhere.

In this episode, I’ll give you 3 counter-intuitive ideas to help expand your thinking and push you out of your comfort zone.

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Getting From Point A to Point B In Your Life

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How do I get from where I am to where I want to be? It’s a common question that I hear in my profession.

We all have an underlying human dilemma. We know what’s possible, but that can either steer you away or push you towards your goals.

In this episode, I’ll give you some tactical ways to help you on your journey.

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Where Are You Taking Them? (Part 4)

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This is part 4 of 4 in Bill’s coaching path series.

The question Bill asks on this week’s episode is, “Where Are You Taking Your Prospect?”

Do you know? Have you sketched it out?

Bill walks through a 3-part exercise that will help you get a bit clearer on the methodology of this.

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Can a checklist save your life?

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This is the final in a series of seven articles on how to change the dynamic between you and your buyer and the need for NEW RULES in your selling process. In today’s article, we’ll look at the “Dynamic of Checklist Thinking, a super-strategy to execute the sales process.”  Does the name Atul Gawande ring a […]

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What an Economist Can Teach Us About Selling

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This is the sixth in a series of seven articles outlining the need for NEW RULES in your selling efforts. In this article, we’ll look at the Dynamic of The Unseen.

Sounds a bit mysterious, doesn’t it? Well, it is.

In 1946, Henry Hazlitt wrote a book called “Economics in One Lesson.” (click here to learn more). I suggest you read it if you’re interested in public policy or in human behavior.

Hazlitt’s premise was that economists seldom look at the long term consequence of a government action. For example, if the government spends $1 trillion on make-work programs, it all sounds great on the surface. People go to work. Everyone’s happy. Or, are they? Read more