Episode 6: Small Changes BIG IMPACT by Christiana Gondreau of Beautycounter

08/11/20 • 62 min

In America today, you have two paths you can follow as it relates to your career. You can work for someone else and help them build their business, or you can work for yourself and build a business of your own.

Unless you have been living under a rock, you have learned that in the age of Coronavirus, the things that we thought were secure aren’t secure at all. That is why an increasing number of people are turning their attention to opening their own business.

But being an entrepreneur isn’t easy; 9 out of 10 businesses fail. That is not because the ideas that people have are wrong, it’s because, as a society, we are not taught how to run a business, nor do we have a foundation strong enough to take advantage of the opportunities that blow all around us.

Today Ron Bouchard

is joined by

Christiana Gondreau, a mother of five who, despite being a full-time mom, caretaker of a dependent son with 24/7 needs & homeschooler, has managed to grow her business from zero to a team of more than 639 consultants not to mention hundreds of clients. She has even managed to become debt-free in the process. Christiana Gendreau is an Executive Director of Beautycounter. Their mission is to get safer products into the hands of everyone by holding themselves accountable to unparalleled standards of safety because beauty should be good for you!
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Episode#5: Understanding Your Behavioral Element

Since the beginning of recorded time, some of the world’s greatest thinkers have been trying to figure out the keys to unlocking human nature. Philosophers & scientists of every culture have struggled to create a system to explain how we process information, relate to one another, handle conflict, make decisions, deal with change, and communicate!

Some theories have risen to the top while others have been surrendered to the scrapheap of time and fallen out of favor. What is interesting, though is that most theories share two distinct things in common:

Our psyche consists of sub-personalities, temperaments, sub-egos, etc.

That there are four such sub-personalities, temperaments, & sub-egos. 80% of us are blends of two or more, 27% have dominance in one and 3% of us are a rare, near-perfect fusion of all four.

Your personality is your trademark. It is the thing by which people recognize you. You have to ask yourself a question, “Does my mask or persona, cause people to be attracted to you or be repelled by you. Your highest and best cause is to become an expert on the answer to that question.

Why? Because It helps you to get in touch with who you are and also learn to communicate effectively with those around you.

“The Stanford Research Institute, Harvard University, and the Carnegie Foundation spent 1 million dollars and five years in research that proved: 85% of the reason you get a job, keep a job and move ahead in a job has to do with your ability to understand other people and effectively communicate with them!”

The Word “personality” originated from the Latin “persona”, meaning mask. In the theatre of the ancient Latin-speaking world, the mask was used not as a disguise but rather as a plot device to typify the character. I call that mask your Behavioral Element.

Join Ron Bouchard

and

Ana Silveira as they discuss the four metaphysical behavioral elements and how to identify yours and the elements of those around you.

On today’s episode you’ll learn:

How to use the Behavioral Compass to identify your personality and the personality of those around you.

How pace and priority are the keys to discovering your authentic self.

The traits of a Fire and how to identify a Fire in a crowd.

The traits of a Water and how to identify a Water in a crowd.

The traits of a Wind and how to identify a Wind in a crowd.

The traits of an Earth and how to identify an Earth in a crowd

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Episode 7: SLAYING YOUR SEA MONSTERS- An examination into our primary fears and how to stop them from holding us hostage.

Inquiring minds have been asking the question "why" since the dawn of time. As such, they have explored our solar system, mountains, deserts, forests, and waters, and yet, though seventy percent of our world is covered in water, only 5% of that water has been mapped, observed, or explored. The depths of the ocean average 3,730 meters and 99% of it is in the dark and contains thousands of alien species, which make it the perfect place for our imagination to get the best of us.

Though we know of the existence of giant cephalopods, like the colossal squid that measures 30 feet in length, the imagination of Mankind has combined that which we identify with the vast unknown to create many mythical sea creatures like the Kracken.

The Kracken is an enormous cephalopod powerful enough to wrap itself around an entire ship, breaking into pieces, leaving the inhabitants to fight for their Life against a beast intent on drowning them before consuming them with its beak-like mouth. The Kracken has been the subject of movies like Clash of the Titans and in books by Jules Verne and Victor Hugo.

These sea monsters have been responsible for striking fear in the hearts of explorers for ages causing Mankind to run from sea monsters that aren't chasing them because of FEAR.

In this episode, Ron Bouchard

is joined again by

Dinka Judovich to discuss the fears that hold us hostage and how to free ourselves from them.
On today’s episode you’ll learn: