Four Mindsets to Drive Your Success

The Double Win

Michael Hyatt

Management, Intentionality, Selfdevelopment, Education, Teamleadership, Personaldevelopment, Productivity, Self-improvement, Business, Achievement, Influence, Selfleadership, Leadership

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🗓️ 20 October 2020

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

The ability to navigate the business world with nimbleness and grit can be the difference between devastating loss and wild success. Entrepreneurs have cracked the code on how to adapt and persevere. Their success is rooted in their thinking—and mindsets are skills you can develop. That’s why in this episode, Michael and Megan unpack four of the eight essential mindsets of entrepreneurs: ownership, resourcefulness, risk tolerance, and resilience. They address what these mindsets look like, why they matter, and how you can cultivate them in your life and on your team. By upgrading your thinking, you’ll move from being stuck in ruts you don’t even see to crafting solutions that make a difference for your business and customers. In this episode, you’ll discover— What makes the shift from “It’s not my job” to “How can I fix it?” so powerful How to better leverage your resources with one simple question Why playing it safe is riskier than taking the risk How to create an environment in which it’s safe to fail Why 2020 might just be the best thing that’s happened to your capacity for resilience This episode of Lead to Win is brought to you by Michael Hyatt's new book, Entrepreneurs Will Save the World. Discover how anyone can build the resilient mindset of a entrepreneur. Learn more at leadto.win/entrepreneurs. 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	This episode of Lead to Win is brought to you by Michael Hyatt's new book,
0:04.0	Entrepreneurs will save the world.
0:07.0	Discover how anyone can build the resilient mindset of an entrepreneur.
0:11.0	Learn more at lead to dot win slash entrepreneurs.
0:17.0	Hi I'm Michael Hyatt and I'm Megan Hyatt Miller and this this is Lead to Win, our weekly podcast designed to help you win at work and succeed at life.
0:28.0	And this week we want to continue the conversation we started last week about entrepreneurialism.
0:33.9	And so last week we talked about why it matters.
0:37.1	This week we want to talk about the elements
0:39.5	of an entrepreneurial mindset.
0:41.5	And this, by the way, applies to more than what we might think of as
0:46.2	entrepreneurs those who are formal business owners or founders or launching a startup
0:51.8	but really an entrepreneur can be anybody as we said last
0:55.2	week, you just have to have the right mindset. Well dad I'm so excited about
1:00.3	this topic because I feel like it's really timely right now.
1:03.0	You know, there's so much craziness going on in the outside world and a lot of people,
1:07.6	whether you're a business owner or you're working in an organization of some kind,
1:12.0	you know, you might be feeling a little tired, a little
1:14.0	discouraged after this year, a little disempowered. And what I love about what we're going to talk
1:18.8	about today is it is going to put fresh tools in your toolbox that you can grab a hold of and really make the most
1:25.1	not only of the rest of this year, but of 2021 as you prepare and think about what could your
1:29.7	contribution be to the world, to the greater greater good to the economic recovery.
1:34.4	There are so many things you can do but you've got to get your thinking right as we've
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