Listen

Description

In this episode, Curtis and Joe open up about life’s unexpected changes, inspired by the book Who Moved My Cheese?. Through honest stories of job loss and reinvention, they explore how fear, hope, and courage shape our paths. It’s a reminder that embracing change—rather than resisting it—can lead to surprising growth and new beginnings.

Key Takeaways

• Theme: Exploring the power of adapting to change, inspired by Who Moved My Cheese by Dr. Spencer Johnson.


• Personal Stories: Curtis and Joe share real-life experiences of navigating career and life changes.


• Core Lessons: Emphasis on overcoming fear, taking proactive steps, and building resilience.


• Practical Advice: Tips for managing uncertainty and embracing change with a positive outlook.


• Additional Resources: Mention of the book Phish as a related tool for growth and mindset.


• Encouragement: Listeners are urged to face change with courage, flexibility, and hope.

Curt’s Stuff for the Week

Win for the Week:
6 podcast recordings; 3 episode produced/scheduled in 2 weeks prepping for vacation
Resource, Tip or Hack:
“Who Moved My Cheese” -
Quote:
“If you don’t like change, you’re going to like irrelevance even less.” — General Eric Shinseki

Joe’s Stuff for the Week

Win for the week:
Hired a sales resource for my NA regions. - 9 months
Resource:
Fish! A Proven Way to Boost Morale and Improve Results - Seattle Fish Market
By: Stephen C. Lundin, Harry Paul, and John Christensen
Quote:
“Change is the law of life. And those who look only to the past or present are certain to miss the future.” - John F. Kennedy

Summary:

In this episode, Curtis and Joe dive into the lessons of Who Moved My Cheese, sharing personal stories and insights on how to navigate life’s inevitable changes. They explore themes like overcoming fear, taking action, and staying resilient, offering practical advice for facing uncertainty with courage. Along the way, they highlight related resources and encourage listeners to embrace change as a path to growth.

Website: dudesinprogress.comEmail: dudes@dudesinprogress.com
You can support the show by visiting dudesinprogress.com/support.
Visit our Facebook page HERE and our Twitter page HERE