Steps to Success with Ben Oosterveld
Do new and different tactics have little to no effect on the success of your business? Ben Osterveld talks about why that’s the case, and what needs to change in order to start getting the results you desire!
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About the Episode
LifeBlood ENGAGE: We talked about the steps to success you’ve been missing, how to start living the life you want and why you need to stop listening to other people.
We discussed how all too often, we’re living other people’s goals instead of our own, how other people’s expectations of us keep us in jobs and careers we hate, how being trapped in that situation can keep us living the life we want and ultimately achieving our full potential.
We talked about how having the greatest plan in the world doesn’t matter unless it’s your plan, how the greatest sales system or lead magnet will also not get the job done unless it’s in service of what you actually believe in.
We discussed how to start listening to yourself, how each of us has all the answers we’ll ever need inside of us, why we should tune out everyone else and how to get ugly honest with ourselves with Ben Oosterveld, business and mindset coach helping people build a life they love, speaker, author and podcast host.
Listen to learn how changing yourself will not only impact your own life, it can also positively impact the next generation as well!
For the Difference Making Tip, scan ahead to 18:53!
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George Grombacher
Lifeblood Host
Ben Oosterveld
Guest
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