The King's Show

Marq Neasman takes us on a journey through his own development as an entrepreneur and helps us understand the power of buyer consciousness and how we can applying in our own lives.

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Glenn Gardone graces our stage at the King's Show and allows us to take a dive into his life. In this episode we endeavor into the Big 5-- Heath, Wealth, Relationships, Business, and Leadership to learn how he has managed to scale growth. Even more we learn how this servant-leader was able to turn his pain of being a diabetic (due to his love for chocolate) to a passion for finding chocolate that would not send him to the hospital. He's now turned it into big profit. Are you a chocolate lover like Mr. Gardone? CLICK HERE to indulge (guilt free) in your next box of chocolates at 10% off [https://www.red-chocolate.com/coupon/kingsshow10/]. It's a gift from your friends here at The King's Show. Tune in for more here on The King's Show.

Here’s what’s in it for you : * Learn strategies to annihilate self-defeating characteristics that all high-performance leaders are prone to experiencing. * Gain insight on the subtle signs that may live in your mind without your knowing Power Thought: "Self-awareness is the X Factor to my advancement." Ten Most Common Traits and Characteristics of Self Sabotage: 1. Procrastination: A business owner might procrastinate on making important decisions, such as hiring a new employee or launching a new product, out of fear of making the wrong choice. This can lead to missed opportunities and lost revenue. https://www.forbes.com/sites/bryancollinseurope/2020/03/03/the-pomodoro-technique/?sh=2fb6abca3985 [https://www.forbes.com/sites/bryancollinseurope/2020/03/03/the-pomodoro-technique/?sh=2fb6abca3985]) 2. Negative self-talk: An entrepreneur who is constantly telling themselves that they aren't good enough or that their business will never succeed may become demotivated and may give up on their goals prematurely. 3. Fear of success: An entrepreneur who is afraid of success may shy away from taking on new projects or expanding their business, even if it would be beneficial in the long run. 4. Perfectionism: A business owner who is overly concerned with details may spend too much time perfecting minor aspects of their product or service, which can delay launch dates and hinder progress. 5. Lack of self-awareness: A business owner who is unaware of their personal strengths and weaknesses may take on tasks that they aren't suited for, leading to poor results and frustration. 6. Impulsivity: An entrepreneur who acts impulsively without considering the consequences may make rash decisions that negatively impact their business, such as investing in a risky venture or firing an important employee without cause. 7. Lack of motivation: A business owner who lacks motivation may neglect important tasks, such as marketing and customer outreach, which can harm the business's bottom line. 8. Poor time management: A business owner who struggles with time management may fail to meet deadlines or may miss opportunities due to a lack of preparation.https://www.forbes.com/sites/hillennevins/2023/01/05/how-to-get-stuff-done-the-eisenhower-matrix-aka-the-urgent-vs-the-important/?sh=4c27608c1b58 [https://www.forbes.com/sites/hillennevins/2023/01/05/how-to-get-stuff-done-the-eisenhower-matrix-aka-the-urgent-vs-the-important/?sh=4c27608c1b58]) 9. Addictive behaviors: An entrepreneur who engages in addictive behaviors, such as substance abuse, may be less productive and less effective at running their business. 10. Self-doubt: An entrepreneur who constantly doubts themselves may be hesitant to take risks or try new things, which can lead to missed opportunities for growth and development.https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbescoachescouncil/2019/07/30/reprogram-your-self-talk-for-the-sake-of-your-success-as-a-leader/?sh=76c71a496133 [https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbescoachescouncil/2019/07/30/reprogram-your-self-talk-for-the-sake-of-your-success-as-a-leader/?sh=76c71a496133]

Marq shares insights from the knowledge of his mentor, John Maxwell, in this compelling episode around self awareness. Listen in to learn more about the power of the pause, how to implement breaks in your life to avoid burnout, and get clarity on where true breakthrough comes from.