Humans are social animals. We are designed to connect with each other. Starting a conversation is just the beginning, being able to cultivate a deeper connection through that conversation is another. How can we have real and more meaningful connections, and not just on a surface level? Can we actually forge deeper connections in shorter periods of time? All of that and more in this episode of MBML podcast. Let's dive in.

Without a plan, things could get off track easily. And this is what we often miss out on... we set out goals to have the life we want but we don't create a plan on how to achieve it. In this episode, we're going to talk about designing a life plan. How do we start having more business and more life? What steps can we take to start living the life we want? All of that and more. Let's dive in.

We're always looking at the price point for everything, whether it's a product or a service that we give out or receive. In this episode of More Business More Life podcast, we're going to talk about putting value to yourself. It's something that maybe a lot of people don't like talking about. Are we putting the right value? Are we undervaluing ourselves? What are the factors that we should take into account when we charge for our products or services? Do we have imposter syndrome? How do we move past that so we can fully step into the value that we bring to other people and the marketplace and fully embrace our full value? Let's dive in.

When we talk about diversity, equity, and inclusion, it is not just about social responsibility. When we foster it right, it becomes an effective strategic imperative for businesses that will lead not only to more business and more professional growth and community benefits, but also a sense of personal fulfillment. In a perfect world, embracing our differences would enable us to collectively harness each of our unique potential and skills, making everything peaceful, productive, balanced, and innovative. How can we create the life we want and at the same time take some action and make an impact in our communities? Let's dive in.

We've always had mentors in some shape or form. They can be our elders, parents, friends, colleagues, public figures, even a stranger. Having the right mentor makes the difference. Oftentimes, we are so caught in running our businesses, we don’t have the space in our mind to work on our business. Having the right second pair of eyes will open up the thoughts, creativity and wisdom you need to make the small shift to have success. How can we find the right mentor? Do we really have to find one? All of that and more about mentorship in this week's episode. Let's dive in.

Running a company doesn't have to be all about profit. We all want to have the opportunity to do good. Your business has the power to make a difference. How can we use our businesses to help make our planet a better place for all people, and make sure that we have a meal, and a shelter so we can take care of our family at the same time. Let's dive in.

We've had several discussions about how we can get more energy and how we can better take care of ourselves so that we can invest that energy in a good way over the past few episodes. If you've already filled your cup up, what do you get to do with it? In this episode of the More Business More Life podcast, we're going to talk about our One Thing To Win: how can we best utilize this energy so that we can go do the good work that we want to do on this planet? Let's dive in.

For many of us, self care is like one of the first things that we cut out or cut back on. It's easy for us to say we have to work harder and sacrifice more so we can give to our family, our loved ones, or make sure that we live up to our expectations in our job, or the work that we're doing, or the company that we're building. Putting yourself first might sound selfish, but ultimately, you end up being able to give more. How do we show up for ourselves? What's life like when we put ourselves first, and really take care of ourselves? Let's talk about that and more.

Asking for help is not the easiest thing to do. Acknowledging that we have certain needs is already hard enough; admitting we're having a hard time can be even more daunting. There's also this definite belief that asking for help is a sign of weakness. Others feel like they're being a nuisance when they do ask. And some people don't ask for help out of fear of being rejected or shunned. But everyone needs help sometimes. So how do we ask for help? When do we ask for help? How do we give help? All of that and more in this new episode of More Business More Life podcast. Let's jump in.