313: Closing the Gap between Potential and Results with Thom Singer (Host of the Cool Things Entrepreneurs Do podcast)

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🗓️ 25 June 2018

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Summary

Thom Singer breaks open the Paradox of Potential to highlight where potential doesn’t equal results and what to do about it. You'll Learn: How to identify the unique things holding you back The three things that always help achieve better results How to bring back purpose when it’s most needed About Thom: As the host of the popular “Cool Things Entrepreneurs Do” podcast, Thom interviews business leaders, entrepreneurs, solopreneurs, and others who possess an extra dose of the entrepreneurial spirit. The information compiled from these compelling interviews is shared with his clients, as he challenges people to be more engaged and enthusiastic in all their actions. He has authored twelve books on the power of business relationships, sales, networking, presentation skills and entrepreneurship, and regularly speaks to corporate, law firm and convention audiences. He sets the tone for better engagement at industry events as the opening keynote speaker or the Master of Ceremonies. His Conference Catalyst Program has become a “meeting planners” favorite in how it transforms the conference attendee experience. View transcript, show notes, and links at http://AwesomeAtYourJob.com/ep313 See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the How to Be Awesome at Your Job Podcast, the show where brilliant professionals share how to sharpen the universal skills required to flourish at work.
0:10.0	Enjoy more career fun, wins, meaning, and money.
0:14.0	With your host, Pete McKitis.
0:16.0	Hello and thanks so much for joining us here for episode 313 with Tom Singer.
0:23.4	Tom is coming back.
0:24.4	He's got more great stuff and he's talking about the paradox of potential.
0:28.9	So you'll learn one, how to identify the unique things holding you back? Two, the three things that always help achieve better results.
0:36.0	And three, how to bring back purpose when it's most needed.
0:39.0	So if you've let to take a look at the show notes or the transcript or the links to items that we've referenced here.
0:43.6	It's over to awesome at your job.com slash ep 313. That's letters EP and numbers 313.
0:52.1	Now here's Tom's story.
0:53.0	As the host of the popular Cool Things Entrepreneurs Do podcast, Tom interviews business leaders,
0:57.8	entrepreneurs, solopreneurs, and others who possess an extra dose of the entrepreneurial
1:01.9	spirit.
1:02.8	The information compiled from these and compelling interviews
1:05.2	is shared with his clients as he challenges people
1:07.0	to be more engaged and enthusiastic in all their actions.
1:09.8	He's authored 12 books on the power of business relationships,
1:12.2	sales, networking, presentation skills and
1:14.3	entrepreneurship and regularly speaks to corporate, law firm, and convention audiences.
1:19.0	He sets the tone for better engagement and industry events as the opening keynote speaker or the master of ceremonies and his conference
1:24.8	catalyst program has become a meeting planner's favorite in how it transforms the conference
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