Kelly Majdan is the best-selling author of Lessons from the Obstacle Course: Five Strategies to Conquer the Muddy Fields of Life, speaker, and National Board Certified Health & Wellness Coach (NBC-HWC), who helps people plan for a life of wellness, longevity, and financial security. Taking what she has learned on her own health journey and leveraging her twenty-five years in finance, she helps individuals develop a wellness strategy that optimizes their time, money and resources, so they can achieve the healthy life they desire without breaking the bank. Following her own wellness strategy has enable her and her husband, both over 50, to continue to participate in a few obstacle course races each year with their two children. When not playing in the mud she can be found relaxing at home with their two massive dogs and a very spoiled cat.

Things we talked about in this episode: 

• Her story of taking a leap after 25 years in the financial services industry to the wellness industry
• How to overcome negative self talks
• How a “no regrets” motto motivates her to try new things 
• How running obstacle course races impacted her life
• Five strategies people can tap into to conquer their obstacles

Connect with Kelly Majdan

https://www.kellymajdan.com

https://www.facebook.com/kelly.majdan.9

https://www.instagram.com/kelly.majdan

https://www.linkedin.com/in/kellymajdan

Katie’s motto is “stop being a weenie!” She coaches ADHD, Heart-Centered Entrepreneurs who need to step out of fear, and start and scale their businesses. She had a “great” career in the world of Sales and Marketing – before she walked away and created the life she really wanted.

Trained in Co-Active Coaching and Leadership. she blends her expertise in business, coaching, sales, and marketing, to create custom strategies for her clients. She runs multiple communities, is the host of “The Weeniecast”, and a devoted dog-mom.

In this episode we talked about: 

• Her experience with ADHD and how it has impacted her business
• What it means to stop being a Weenie
• Her transforming relationship with money
• Irreverent content creation that sells!
• How to stop being a weenie when you want to go big 
• and so much more

Mentioned in this episode: 

• Think & Grow Rich Mastermind
• Book: Soul of Money 

Connect with Katie McManus

https://www.katiemcmanus.com

https://www.instagram.com/katie.the.coach

https://www.linkedin.com/in/katiemcmanusleadership

https://www.tiktok.com/@katie.kdhd

Rebecca is a Magnetic Abundance Mentor, the author of 3 international bestselling books, and she hosts the podcast “Balanced, Beautiful, Abundant” She has been seen on ABC, CBS and has shared virtual stages with great thought leaders like Grant Cardone, Jack Canfield and Les Brown.

Things we talked about in this episode: 

• The 7 pillars of abundance
• What being magnetic means
• Definition of success
• And so much more…

Connect with Rebecca Whitman

Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/rebeccaewhitman

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mslucyliu

Twitter:https://twitter.com/rebeccaewhitman

LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebeccaewhitman

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3PaOeXvkhIHue2hreB22Vw

Website:https://www.rebeccaelizabethwhitman.com

Pinterestt:https://www.pinterest.com/rebeccaewhitman

Daniella is an intuitive leadership coach and business strategist with almost 20 years of experience and certified training in Energetic Therapy, Somatic Attachment Repair Therapy, as well as a BA in Psychology. She has worked with entrepreneurs in over 50+ countries and currently offers energetic subconscious mindset coaching to startup entrepreneurs all the way up to 7/8-Figure business owners..

In this episode we talked about:

• What is energy psychology?
• Why is it important for entrepreneurs and leaders?
• What are some examples of results?
• What are some of the best techniques?
• And a mini energy meditation to boost your confidence

Connect with Daniella Blum

https://www.instagram.com/daniellablum_love

https://www.facebook.com/danielle.nicole.3990

​This episode is for you if you ever find yourself comparing yourself to others and if you do, don’t worry you are not alone. 

We as human beings naturally seek confirmation and affirmation from others. You may compare yourself to people you admire or consider successful to affirm your own self-esteem or achievements. 

Keep in mind there is a huge difference between healthy and unhealthy comparison.

Healthy comparison and healthy competition can be a driving force for personal improvement. Comparing ourselves to others can motivate us to work harder, set goals, and strive for success. When you compare, a good thought to have is : “If they can do it, we can do it too! 

But unhealthy comparison needs to be stopped. Feelings of inadequacy or insecurity can cause you to compare yourself to others to reassure yourselves or overcome doubts. Peer pressure might influence you to conform to the behavior, interests, and lifestyles of your peers. 

People often turn to others for advice when making decisions. Comparing their choices and outcomes can help you make informed decisions, or it can stop you from taking action due to perceived problems and imposter syndrome. So know that there are always two sides to the story and you get to choose which side you stand. 

It is important to know that social comparison can have both positive and negative consequences. While this can motivate you to improve and achieve your goals, it can also lead to negative emotions such as envy, jealousy, and low self-esteem when comparisons results are unfavorable. To use social comparison constructively, it’s essential to focus on self-awareness, set realistic goals, and remember that each person’s journey is unique. Instead of constantly comparing yourself to others, you can strive to be the best version of yourself, recognize your strengths and weaknesses while appreciating diversity in experiences and human achievements.

I used to say STOP comparing yourself to others. But now I say comparing yourself to others CAN be a catalyst for personal growth and development. This can inspire you to learn new skills, adopt healthier habits, pursue new interests, and believe more opportunities are coming.