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Episode 66: From Good To Great: Embracing Excellence
We discuss the best practices for achieving greatness, including the importance of goal setting and the value of syncing your life’s philosophy with the standards you wish to uphold.
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About the Episode
In today’s invigorating episode, Mykie and Arash discuss all the elements that you need to transform your life from adequate to excellent! We begin with Jim Collins’ Good to Great and how the book highlights the differences between good and great. Then, we learn about becoming great by unpacking the power of quitting properly, the necessity of transforming your past to enhance your future, and the biggest challenges that await us as we strive for greatness.
Key Points From This Episode
- Differentiating good from great, as seen in Jim Collins’ book, Good to Great.
- How and why quitting, when done correctly, is vital for growth.
- Transforming your past to reinvigorate your future.
- Exploring the biggest obstacles in our quest for greatness.
- The best practices for unlocking greatness.
- Diving deeper into the importance of goal setting, and what to consider when setting your goals.
- Marrying your ever-changing philosophy with the standards you set for yourself.
- Today’s action step: ascertain all the things in your life that are worth quitting.
ABOUT THE HOST
MEET Arash
President and Co-Founder
Arash Vossoughi is the Co-Founder and President of Voss Coaching Co., a company committed to helping individuals, professionals and entrepreneurs break through barriers and achieve personal freedom.
MEET Mykie
CEO and Co-Founder
Mykie Stiller is the Co-founder and CEO of Voss Coaching Co, a company committed to helping individuals, professionals and entrepreneurs break through barriers and achieve personal freedom.
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