Why Your Biggest Roadblock Is Yourself (And How to Fix It), with James Wedmore

Limitless Life

Melyssa Griffin

Entrepreneurship, Self-improvement, Education, Business

4.9 • 824 Ratings

🗓️ 27 April 2018

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Summary

About a year ago, today’s guest James Wedmore and I decided to meet for lunch. To be honest, I didn’t know a ton about him at the time, and I just knew that he had a popular mastermind group for entrepreneurs as well as a really successful online business.

I expected our conversation to revolve around things like the latest business strategies and tactics, but as soon as we sat down it was clear to me that James was so much more than a business coach. For the next two or three hours we talked about personal development, spirituality and the crazy stories that had taught us something in our lives. Not to mention, James was funny and relatable, and he brings all of that to this fun and unique interview.

We talk about upcoming business trends and predictions and well as his first real business, but we also dive into his personal journey with spirituality. James shares about how he shifted his brand to talk less about marketing and more about mindset. He combines self-help with business strategy in a way that’s seamless, and in my opinion, necessary. We both truly believe that if you want to create an incredible business and life, you need to master your inner game first.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Pursuit with Purpose. I'm your host, Melissa Griffin, and I know firsthand that it's
0:07.0	way too easy to slip into the rat race of competition and comparison. This podcast is all about
0:14.0	meaning and fulfillment and how to bring it to your life today and every day. So let's get into it.
0:25.9	Hey, Pursuit with Purpose, fam. So about a year ago,
0:32.6	today's guest, James Wedmore and I decided to meet for lunch. Now, to be honest, I didn't know a ton about James at the time. I just knew that he had a popular mastermind group for entrepreneurs and that he had a
0:38.4	really successful online business, but that was basically it. And I expected our conversation to
0:44.3	revolve around things like the latest business strategies and tactics. But as soon as we sat down to
0:50.3	eat, it was clear to me that James is so much more than a business coach. And for the next
0:56.2	two or three hours, we talked all about personal development, spirituality, and the crazy
1:02.5	stories that had taught us something in our lives. Now, not to mention, James was funny and relatable.
1:09.0	We instantly hit it off. And James brings all of that to this fun and unique
1:14.2	interview. Now, sure, we do talk about upcoming business trends and predictions, as well as James' first
1:20.8	real business, a bartending program, if you can believe that. But we also dive into James' journey
1:26.9	through his spirituality and through
1:29.1	shifting his brand to talk less about marketing and more about mindset. Sound familiar?
1:35.1	I'm on a similar journey too, which is why I love what James is doing so darn much.
1:40.7	Now, James combines self-help with business strategy in a way that's seamless and, in my opinion,
1:46.9	necessary. And he and myself truly believe that if you want to create an incredible business and
1:53.7	life, you need to master your inner game first. Now, I'm so excited to introduce you to a dear
2:00.3	friend of mine. Let's dive in.
2:03.6	Hey, James. Welcome to the show. Melissa, thank you so much for having me. Amazing. Okay, so I have so
2:10.8	many different things that I want to ask you about. I kind of wanted to do all the things. Kind of
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