73. Finding a Mentor & Forming Powerful Relationships with Dr. Shannon Irvine
Do you struggle to form relationships with people who have achieved more than you perceive to be possible? We know that finding the right mentors can feel impossible at times, but we also know how valuable and powerful those relationships can be. There are few people better suited to help you form mentor relationships than Dr. Shannon Irvine, a business mentor who helps others master their thoughts, habits, emotions, and schedules to live a life and business that honors God and their priorities. She was kind enough to feature Geoff Woods on her podcast, Epic Success, and we want to share that valuable conversation with you, too.
The ONE Thing to Implement From This Episode:
Ask yourself this question: What is the ONE thing I’m not currently doing that – if I started doing it immediately – would make a massive impact on my life? We love and honor the fact that you invest your time by listening to this podcast, and we know the greatest results will come to you when you implement the content.
In this episode you will learn...
- [3:35] Why you sometimes need to experience pain before you are compelled to make a change.
- [9:30] Why showing up as a mentee offers your mentor tremendous value.
- [36:20] The ONE success habit that Gary Keller talks about most.
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Links & Tools From This Episode
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- Listen to the Epic Success podcast
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