Career Competitor

It would be understandable to assume that an entrepreneur must go alone in pursuit of success. But what if you could reveal a competitive advantage simply by connecting with others in pursuit of similar goals. 

I get to welcome back Way Finders founder Mike Brcic to the show to hear all about the exciting growth of the company over the past 3 years since we last spoke and dive deeper into the power of his quality-first mission of delivering value to the community he has now created. 

A running theme throughout the past 3 years has been Mike's ability to consistently grow his community of high-performing entrepreneurs by insisting upon a highly vulnerable, transparent, and growth-minded environment to welcome folks into. 

Within the discussion, Mike provides a wealth of insight including:

• The importance of keeping your community tight and protected
• Establishing guiding principles within all work you do 
• The power of modeling and storytelling when creating trust
• Why do the work to position yourself in your "zone of genius"

You can learn all about Mike and his work by heading to his website at https://way-finders.com/ and be sure to reach out and connect with him on LinkedIn here to let him know you heard the episode

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It would be understandable to assume that an entrepreneur must go alone in pursuit of success. But what if you could reveal a competitive advantage simply by connecting with others in pursuit of similar goals. 

I get to welcome back Way Finders founder Mike Brcic to the show to hear all about the exciting growth of the company over the past 3 years since we last spoke and dive deeper into the power of his quality-first mission of delivering value to the community he has now created. 

A running theme throughout the past 3 years has been Mike's ability to consistently grow his community of high-performing entrepreneurs by insisting upon a highly vulnerable, transparent, and growth-minded environment to welcome folks into. 

Within the discussion, Mike provides a wealth of insight including:

• The importance of keeping your community tight and protected
• Establishing guiding principles within all work you do 
• The power of modeling and storytelling when creating trust
• Why do the work to position yourself in your "zone of genius"

You can learn all about Mike and his work by heading to his website at https://way-finders.com/ and be sure to reach out and connect with him on LinkedIn here to let him know you heard the episode

Sign up for the monthly newsletter with Steve and Career Competitor by providing your details here - Request to become part of our community
Also be sure to give him and the show a follow on Instagram @career_competitor

A competitor will always be comfortable taking on the more adverse challenges life throws at them, but it is those that have a willingness to run towards the toughest  moments that rise to the top.

Maria Parker joins us on this episode, and, while she wears many hats, Maria  is the  CEO of Cruzbike and an athlete herself as she pursues ultra-distance cycling events in her role as an advocate for brain cancer research. Most recently, Maria became an author thanks to her new book Do Tough.

At the heart of the book and the approach Maria has taken towards her career and life is a story of someone that relishes taking on the more difficult moments. Across all chapters of the book and her life, Maria has collected a wealth of insights on how to compete within a career, and she shares some of the following with us here: 

• Why it is important to embrace and know each part of your identity
• The need for strategy during moments of persistence 
• How the right support system can ensure you stay tough
• Why it is vital to see the good in the most adverse moments

Discover more about Steve Mellor and the services he offers through Career Competitor by heading here
Also be sure to give him and the show a follow on Instagram at both @coach_steve_m and @career_competitor

A competitor will always be comfortable taking on the more adverse challenges life throws at them, but it is those that have a willingness to run towards the toughest  moments that rise to the top.

Maria Parker joins us on this episode, and, while she wears many hats, Maria  is the  CEO of Cruzbike and an athlete herself as she pursues ultra-distance cycling events in her role as an advocate for brain cancer research. Most recently, Maria became an author thanks to her new book Do Tough.

At the heart of the book and the approach Maria has taken towards her career and life is a story of someone that relishes taking on the more difficult moments. Across all chapters of the book and her life, Maria has collected a wealth of insights on how to compete within a career, and she shares some of the following with us here: 

• Why it is important to embrace and know each part of your identity
• The need for strategy during moments of persistence 
• How the right support system can ensure you stay tough
• Why it is vital to see the good in the most adverse moments

Sign up for the monthly newsletter with Steve and Career Competitor by providing your details here - Request to become part of our community
Also be sure to give him and the show a follow on Instagram @career_competitor

Arguably the most sort after leadership quality across global business today is Emotional Intelligence. But if a leader were to be considered lacking in EQ, what steps can ensure they boost their intelligence over time?

Welcome to a concise and impactful episode with Steve offering a coaching insight to assist you with your pursuit of optimal performance. 

Take 8 minutes of your day to shape your mind and open yourself up to a renewed perspective that you will want to share with others!

Discover more about Steve Mellor and the services he offers through Career Competitor by heading here
Also be sure to give him and the show a follow on Instagram at both @coach_steve_m and @career_competitor

Arguably the most sort after leadership quality across global business today is Emotional Intelligence. But if a leader were to be considered lacking in EQ, what steps can ensure they boost their intelligence over time?

Welcome to a concise and impactful episode with Steve offering a coaching insight to assist you with your pursuit of optimal performance. 

Take 8 minutes of your day to shape your mind and open yourself up to a renewed perspective that you will want to share with others!

Sign up for the monthly newsletter with Steve and Career Competitor by providing your details here - Request to become part of our community
Also be sure to give him and the show a follow on Instagram @career_competitor

Taking a resourceful approach to personal development will usually involve education of some sort. But wouldn't it be great to know the education was immediately practical?

Our guests today are the founders and brothers behind School 16 which is a learning environment that allows students to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in their careers. 

Sergei & Vadim Revzin come from a family of educators and find complete fulfillment in their lives from serving others through education. The main issue they are driven to tackle, however, is that of ensuring education serves GUARANTEED career advancement by being truly practical. 

School 16 is ensuring exactly that through its job guarantee and ability to advance students careers in a truly competitive way. 

Within the discussion, Sergei, Vadim, & Steve discuss

• The importance that people learn what they want to learn
• Using education as a way to pinpoint what you are good at 
• Ensuring you invest in yourself to stay up to date in your field
• The need to assess your relevance at all stages of your career

Both Sergei and Vadim encourage you to reach out through LinkedIn (Sergei & Vadim) and everything you need to know about leveling-up your own education through School 16 can be found here as well https://www.school16.co

Sign up for the monthly newsletter with Steve and Career Competitor by providing your details here - Request to become part of our community
Also be sure to give him and the show a follow on Instagram @career_competitor

Taking a resourceful approach to personal development will usually involve education of some sort. But wouldn't it be great to know the education was immediately practical?

Our guests today are the founders and brothers behind School 16 which is a learning environment that allows students to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in their careers. 

Sergei & Vadim Revzin come from a family of educators and find complete fulfillment in their lives from serving others through education. The main issue they are driven to tackle, however, is that of ensuring education serves GUARANTEED career advancement by being truly practical. 

School 16 is ensuring exactly that through its job guarantee and ability to advance students careers in a truly competitive way. 

Within the discussion, Sergei, Vadim, & Steve discuss

• The importance that people learn what they want to learn
• Using education as a way to pinpoint what you are good at 
• Ensuring you invest in yourself to stay up to date in your field
• The need to assess your relevance at all stages of your career

Both Sergei and Vadim encourage you to reach out through LinkedIn (Sergei & Vadim) and everything you need to know about leveling-up your own education through School 16 can be found here as well https://www.school16.co

Discover more about Steve Mellor and the services he offers through Career Competitor by heading here
Also be sure to give him and the show a follow on Instagram at both @coach_steve_m and @career_competitor

What if you were to incorporate an intentionality behind doing good within your career so both you and those around you could all benefit?

On this episode we welcome Joshua Berry, Managing Director at Econic and the author of his new book Dare To Be Naive. Joshua and Econic consult with businesses to discover and expand behaviors and practices that empower growth for them and their organizations.

Within the conversation, Joshua informs us on the importance of intentionality behind doing good, especially when in a leadership role. Beyond this, we get specific insights including:

• The importance of meeting others where they're at
• Why you should own your ideas and what that can do for a person
• The demand others have for vulnerability in their leaders 
• Why you must give yourself permission to learn from mistakes

You can learn more about Joshua and Econic by heading to Econic.co and you can also learn all about his new book at daretobenaive.com 

Sign up for the monthly newsletter with Steve and Career Competitor by providing your details here - Request to become part of our community
Also be sure to give him and the show a follow on Instagram @career_competitor

What if you were to incorporate an intentionality behind doing good within your career so both you and those around you could all benefit?

On this episode we welcome Joshua Berry, Managing Director at Econic and the author of his new book Dare To Be Naive. Joshua and Econic consult with businesses to discover and expand behaviors and practices that empower growth for them and their organizations.

Within the conversation, Joshua informs us on the importance of intentionality behind doing good, especially when in a leadership role. Beyond this, we get specific insights including:

• The importance of meeting others where they're at
• Why you should own your ideas and what that can do for a person
• The demand others have for vulnerability in their leaders 
• Why you must give yourself permission to learn from mistakes

You can learn more about Joshua and Econic by heading to Econic.co and you can also learn all about his new book at daretobenaive.com 

Discover more about Steve Mellor and the services he offers through Career Competitor by heading here
Also be sure to give him and the show a follow on Instagram at both @coach_steve_m and @career_competitor