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Is it time for you to let something go that has been sabotaging your success?
In this episode of Business Growth Architect Show featuring Matthew Stafford, CEO and Managing Partner of Build Grow Scale, we are talking spirituality and strategy and go deep into psychological aspects of entrepreneurship, particularly focusing on the mindset of business owners and the influence of past traumas on their professional journey. Matthew Stafford, the guest from Grow Now of Build, Growing Scale, sheds light on a profound concept—building businesses from a place of wholeness, rather than trying to heal past traumas through entrepreneurship.
I’ve been waiting to share a conversation like this with you for a while. The topic of the intricate relationship between trauma and the stories we as business owners create about ourselves are critical to be examined if you want to be truly successful. We talk about trauma as a feeling of loss of control, leading to the formation of stories such as "I'm not good enough" or "I'm broken." By recognizing and releasing attachment to these limiting narratives, you can overcome the fear of change and unlock your full potential.
An intriguing point raised in the episode is the attachment many entrepreneurs have to their stories and how letting go of these narratives can transform your business. Stafford touches upon the idea that these stories are often not rooted in truth but are constructs formed during early experiences. By understanding the malleability of memory and the impact of recalling and rebuilding past experiences, you can break free from the constraints of their old narratives.
In essence, the episode with Matthew Stafford emphasizes the power of introspection, self-awareness, and healing in the entrepreneurial journey. By confronting and releasing past traumas, you can navigate change more effectively, embrace new opportunities, and ultimately achieve greater success in both you personal and professional lives. Matthew Stafford's insights provide a thought-provoking guide to grow not just your business but also yourself, by understanding the significance of mindset and emotional well-being in the pursuit of your success.
You will be hearing a lot more about these topics going forward as we are widening our focus to include more spirituality.
Resources Mentioned:
Matthew Stafford: Website | LinkedIn | Twitter | Facebook
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Had an AHA or Insight? Share it:
Is it time for you to let something go that has been sabotaging your success?
In this episode of Business Growth Architect Show featuring Matthew Stafford, CEO and Managing Partner of Build Grow Scale, we are talking spirituality and strategy and go deep into psychological aspects of entrepreneurship, particularly focusing on the mindset of business owners and the influence of past traumas on their professional journey. Matthew Stafford, the guest from Grow Now of Build, Growing Scale, sheds light on a profound concept—building businesses from a place of wholeness, rather than trying to heal past traumas through entrepreneurship.
I’ve been waiting to share a conversation like this with you for a while. The topic of the intricate relationship between trauma and the stories we as business owners create about ourselves are critical to be examined if you want to be truly successful. We talk about trauma as a feeling of loss of control, leading to the formation of stories such as "I'm not good enough" or "I'm broken." By recognizing and releasing attachment to these limiting narratives, you can overcome the fear of change and unlock your full potential.
An intriguing point raised in the episode is the attachment many entrepreneurs have to their stories and how letting go of these narratives can transform your business. Stafford touches upon the idea that these stories are often not rooted in truth but are constructs formed during early experiences. By understanding the malleability of memory and the impact of recalling and rebuilding past experiences, you can break free from the constraints of their old narratives.
In essence, the episode with Matthew Stafford emphasizes the power of introspection, self-awareness, and healing in the entrepreneurial journey. By confronting and releasing past traumas, you can navigate change more effectively, embrace new opportunities, and ultimately achieve greater success in both you personal and professional lives. Matthew Stafford's insights provide a thought-provoking guide to grow not just your business but also yourself, by understanding the significance of mindset and emotional well-being in the pursuit of your success.
You will be hearing a lot more about these topics going forward as we are widening our focus to include more spirituality.
Resources Mentioned:
Matthew Stafford: Website | LinkedIn | Twitter | Facebook
_____________________
We appreciate you, thank you for listening. Let us know in the comments what resonated in this episode, we want to hear from you.
Leave a comment, like, share with one person who needs to hear the message our guest shared.
Take our QUIZ and find out what your talent is worth in this market: What's Your Talent Worth
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