MBP 74. The Mistake Breaker - Jeremy Cropper

Jeremy Cropper is a Building Contractor and Property Developer at J C Construction. Jeremy is the owner of a small building company in the Cotswolds, but his studies of emotional intelligence, psychology, theology and natural law suggests he is not your typical builder. Like most business owners, Jeremy has been faced with innumerable problems on his entrepreneurial journey. Following the tragic death of his early mentor, he admits he made several bad decisions which left him with personal debt of more than £100K. However, Jeremy used this experience as a turning point towards the path of self-development and with the help of his family and some ‘world class’ coaching, he has developed a unique ability of solving problems. Key Takeaways: Do what you love and love what you do. Learn to develop a mindset of gratitude even when the worst things happened. There's always something to be thankful for. The greatest mistake is the fear that you'll continually make one. Mentioned Resources: The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey Start Now Get Perfect Later Jeremy's website Jeremy's Podcast Connect

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