The Everyday Millionaire and Mindset Matters Podcast

What is your adversity quotient, (AQ) emotional quotient, (EQ) pain tolerance, laser focus, and your ability to make decisions? These are just a very few examples of what many who are looking to evolve to be their best selves, consider. In this episode Patrick and Steffany consider the foundation that these and others similar considerations are built on. The foundation we may need to build on, and from, to grow and expand our capacity in life and business is Mental Toughness. Join Patrick and Steffany as they shine a light on how we can build our foundation of being mentally tough.

It’s toxic to a work environment, causes riffs and breakdowns in relationships, and in friendships; yet most are guilty of doing it…what is it? Gossip. Join Patrick and Steffany as they unpack some of the layers of what many don’t even realize they are participating in, nor do they realize the negative ripple effect of what they are causing. “Why must we have the conversation about mindset and why is it important? It’s not only about success, it’s not just about getting shit done, it’s not even about being ultra successful in business or in life. It’s really about how we approach business, how we approach life. It’s very much all about us and how we view the world.” – Patrick Francey

Episode 149 – Alex Weber – Fired Up to Authentically Live Life to its Fullest by Patrick Francey

Mindset Matters #44 - Energy Leaks by Patrick Francey

Episode 148 – Stephen Jagger – Mastering Solutions to Make a Difference by Patrick Francey

Episode 147 – Madeleine and Patrick Gergen – Collaborative Lives for Significant Impact by Patrick Francey

Both Steffany and Patrick have spent many years working with NHL players and teams. During that period, they learned life lessons that they carry with them to this day, such as… ‘there is an I in team’ Join Patrick and Steffany for this episode as they unpack and share some of their more memorable ah-ha moments.“Why must we have the conversation about mindset and why is it important? It’s not only about success, it’s not just about getting shit done, it’s not even about being ultra successful in business or in life. It’s really about how we approach business, how we approach life. It’s very much all about us and how we view the world.” – Patrick Francey

The reality is, if you can control certain things inside of you, you don’t have to worry about anything external to you and I’ve proven that to myself in my business. It’s all about personal growth. The more I breathe, study, meditate on, open my heart to, experiment with, the more I become, the more I can give, and then the more I receive. – Kim Dalyhttps://theeverydaymillionaire.ca/the-winning-daly-plan/ https://reincanada.com/ https://steffanyhanlen.com/

There is NO Wrong Bus! Our mindset is the doorway to the work we do, to live the life of our vision and dreams, and to open the door to see the paths. It’s often only in hindsight that we realize that life really does unfold in mysterious ways… if we let it. Our attachment to how things should look or should be, can easily get in our way of having what we want and of living the life of our dreams. Listen is as Patrick and Steffany share the story of one of Steffany’s metaphors for life, which is that there is no wrong bus. “Why must we have the conversation about mindset and why is it important? It’s not only about success, it’s not just about getting shit done, it’s not even about being ultra successful in business or in life. It’s really about how we approach business, how we approach life. It’s very much all about us and how we view our world.” – Patrick Francey

How does one deal with loss? The loss of a loved one, a job, a business deal, a financial loss, the loss of identity? Sadly, the data shows that many simply don’t. Alcohol and drug abuse is at an all time high as is suicide, divorce, and family violence. Is this a phenomenon driven by loss? We really don’t know, but chances are that given how many are feeling – a sense of loss, real or perceived, likely plays a part. Join Patrick and Steffany as they open the conversation about the other side of loss which in this discussion considers the question of what we gain from a loss. FacebookTwitterShare