Dealing with Burn Out with Maggie Perotin

02/02/22 • 45 min

As an international business and leadership coach, Maggie gives service-based entrepreneurs clarity and tools to exceed their business goals and transform into authentic & high-performing leaders of their business. Through her DREAM-PLAN-DO coaching model, she helps my clients become confident CEOs by aligning their mindset, business skills, and high-performance habits. With that, they transform their business from an unreliable source of income to a client attracting diamonds. Maggie is a host of the Diamond Effect Podcast. She holds an executive MBA from Jack Welch Management Institute and has over 13 years of corporate leadership experience in various domains. Maggie Perotin lives in Toronto, Canada with her blended family with 4 kids. She loves nature, traveling, and good food.

Let’s tune in and learn more about her inspiring story and listen to [OPENING].

[00:01 – 05:32] Getting to Know Maggie

I welcome and introduce my guest, Maggie Perotin
“I like action!”
Maggie shares how she first experienced a career and life burnout
Why Maggie started her coaching business

[05:33 – 44:36] Dealing with Burn Out

Why the Corporate World Appears Too Attractive
Safe and Easier
Starting a business is beginning from zero
Maggie’s Biggest Takeaway Out of the Corporate World
Not all corporations are the same
It all depends on the people
The Best Qualities the Best Leader Has
Every Person is Different
Hiring Firsts
Onboarding To-Do List
That Little Personal Touch
Maggie talks about her experience living in a communist country
No System is Perfect. Nothing is Perfect.
Democracy is the best system we’ve invented
What Keeps People Stuck?
Comfort or the unknown?
Achieving acceptance and status in life
Why You Have to Create that Discomfort in Your Life
Take Simple Strong Steps
Be sure of your ‘why’
Find the right circle
Surround yourself with people who will help with your self-development
The difference between the corporate world and entrepreneurship
The Most Important Aspect of Starting a Company and Brand
You have to have self-trust
Marketing versus Branding
Just like a tree
Solopreneur versus startup
The Best Way to Market Yourself
Social Media
A Good Strategy
The Role of Influencers
Maggie Takes on the World Stage
Self-leadership

[44:37 – 45:51] Closing Segment

How to connect with Maggie Perotin.
See links below.
Final words

Tweetable Quotes:

“I don't like complacency even in my career. So I always like to grow but the price I thought I would have to pay growing in a corporate career wasn't also the price I wanted.” – Maggie Perotin

“As a leader, you will never know all the answers. And it's really a knowledge economy, right? And you can't know it all.” – Maggie Perotin

“Am I seeing myself doing what I'm doing or staying in the state that I am for the next 5 to 10 years? And if the answer is no, that could be enough to create discomfort for you to do something.” – Maggie Perotin

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Let’s tune in and learn more about her inspiring story and listen to [OPENING].

[00:01 – 05:32] Getting to Know Maggie

I welcome and introduce my guest, Maggie Perotin
“I like action!”
Maggie shares how she first experienced a career and life burnout
Why Maggie started her coaching business

[05:33 – 44:36] Dealing with Burn Out

Why the Corporate World Appears Too Attractive
Safe and Easier
Starting a business is beginning from zero
Maggie’s Biggest Takeaway Out of the Corporate World
Not all corporations are the same
It all depends on the people
The Best Qualities the Best Leader Has
Every Person is Different
Hiring Firsts
Onboarding To-Do List
That Little Personal Touch
Maggie talks about her experience living in a communist country
No System is Perfect. Nothing is Perfect.
Democracy is the best system we’ve invented
What Keeps People Stuck?
Comfort or the unknown?
Achieving acceptance and status in life
Why You Have to Create that Discomfort in Your Life
Take Simple Strong Steps
Be sure of your ‘why’
Find the right circle
Surround yourself with people who will help with your self-development
The difference between the corporate world and entrepreneurship
The Most Important Aspect of Starting a Company and Brand
You have to have self-trust
Marketing versus Branding
Just like a tree
Solopreneur versus startup
The Best Way to Market Yourself
Social Media
A Good Strategy
The Role of Influencers
Maggie Takes on the World Stage
Self-leadership

[44:37 – 45:51] Closing Segment

How to connect with Maggie Perotin.
See links below.
Final words

Tweetable Quotes:

“I don't like complacency even in my career. So I always like to grow but the price I thought I would have to pay growing in a corporate career wasn't also the price I wanted.” – Maggie Perotin

“As a leader, you will never know all the answers. And it's really a knowledge economy, right? And you can't know it all.” – Maggie Perotin

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Follow Maggie on [email protected], Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, and https://stairwaytoleadership.com/.

I want to know more about you!

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Rocky Buckley is an entrepreneur, coach, consultant, and the creator of the Platinum Path mastermind, where he and his faculty of experts help thought leaders, authors, speakers, consultants, and coaches reinvent their expertise and shift into a high-priced, lifestyle-friendly business model. He is also the creator of the Power Persona framework, a unique "inside-out" strategy for personal branding and positioning as a public figure. Over the last 22 years, Rocky has helped his clients bring over 100 million dollars in training programs, curriculum, and information products to the market. He's consulted on over 3000 projects for clients ranging from billion-dollar brands like Pearson, Wiley, and Macmillan, to experts, authors, and entrepreneurs in 7 countries and over a hundred different markets. You can hang out with him every day in his free Facebook group, called The Power Persona Project.

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[00:01 – 09:30] Getting to Know Rocky

I welcome and introduce my guest, Rocky Buckley
Rocky shares about his life and career journey
Reinventing himself for personal and business development
“I thought I was going to be a pro baseball player.”
Passion versus making a living

[09:31 – 49:22] The Inner and Outer Game Of a Public Persona

Consistently shifting Passion
What’s constant is your name
Be strategic
Get clear, find your vision
When is the right time to stop pursuing your passion?
Designing and Finding Out What You Really Want
The Life Vision versus the Business Vision
Dealing with the financial lapses
Give yourself the opportunity to experiment
The Biggest Distraction
Life is really busy
Use the calendar to think!
Keep Your Vision Alive
Habits. Check the books mentioned below
Control your environment
Good Luck, Bad Luck
How much luck do you need to have in your life?
When will your vision come alive?
Progress is Encouraging
Intentionally Designing Your Life
Rocky shares about a conflict he got through in his youth
Seeking God on the vision and desire level
“Faith” in Greek is a verb
Can you create your own faith?
Our identity, our belief systems
Personal Brand
Should you have a personal brand?
How to Stand Out of the Crowd
A shift in business trust
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[49:23 – 51:29] Closing Segment

How to connect with Rocky Buckley.
See links below.
Final words

Resources Mentioned:

Tweetable Quotes:

“I think the big thing is to get that first success on the board. Be successful in that first thing, work really hard at it. When you can get that success, it then creates other opportunities for you to create space, time exploration, and so on in your life.” – Rocky Buckley

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“You've got to control your environment because your environment is what allows you to set up the proper structures and systems to have the right habits.” – Rocky Buckley

“Once you can become aware and go, Oh, that's what I'm doing. Now you have the power to make shifts and changes in that.” – Rocky Buckley

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