How to unlock your full potential and achieve meaningful success? The key lies in embracing diverse perspectives and taking a deep dive into your own thoughts and feelings. By fostering a collaborative mindset that blurs the lines between personal and professional, the possibilities for growth are endless.
In today’s episode, we are joined by Scott Miller, the mastermind behind Yesly, as he explores the powerful intersection of personal relationships and business ventures. Drawing from his vast experience and growth mindset, Scott shares valuable insights on how his relationships with his wife, children, and business partners, such as Mike, have influenced his decision-making processes and professional life. We delve into Scott's perspectives on cultivating a "we culture" in a company and the importance of valuing every voice, including opposing views, for continuous improvement. Scott also highlights the significance of introspection, identifying weaknesses, and constantly recalibrating for personal and professional growth.
Whether you're an entrepreneur or striving for self-improvement, this episode is brimming with wisdom to encourage reflection on your life's pillars and the seamless integration of personal and professional spheres.
[00:00 – 15:26] The Transformative Influence of Relationships
· Scott emphasizes the importance of relationships and connecting with people as the key to personal and professional growth.
· He highlights the significance of having a learner's mindset, continuously seeking knowledge from others, and valuing different viewpoints.
· Scott's story of how Mike Weinstein, a CEO, changed the course of his life underscores the impact of strong relationships on one's journey to success.
[15:27 – 35:35] 'We Culture': Different Perspectives for Success
· Valuable insights can come from relationships with people who provide opposing viewpoints, encouraging us to pause and think differently.
· Spousal and familial perspectives, even when boisterous, can be invaluable in decision-making, ultimately benefiting the family unit.
· A "we culture" in business, where everyone's voice is valued, promotes problem-solving, collaboration, and success.
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LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-miller-38a5748b
Be sure to check his Yesly at https://www.yeslywater.com
And check his book at https://www.summitmindsetthebook.com
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“Life's hard, business is hard, but when we practice like we play, and we create great fundamentals in our life, we get better along the way.” – Scott Miller