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Why Do Some People like, Mark Cuban or Bill Gates Have Such Successful Careers? Are They Really So Different Than You and I?of us?
In my coaching, the number one issue I see is that the average person doesn’t own their career. They hope they will be noticed, that they will be appreciated and move up. It’s all up to someone else. So, is that what makes those ultra successful different? It actually is. They own their lives, know where they are going, and are relentless in making it happen. When they fail, they get back up. Bill Gates and Steve Jobs failed over and over again. Are you leading you or are you letting "the world" decide where you wind up? This episode is about building a roadmap, based on your unique talents and expertise to arrive at the very personal destination called, success. Listen and enjoy owning your career, The Submarine Way.