We’re continuing down the CliftonStrengths path and diving deeper into the third type of strengths, Influencing strengths…the strengths that explain how people move others to action.

I share examples of the Influencing strengths I have, as well as the ones I absolutely do not, including Competition. If this is a strength of yours, and if you care about winning even a little, I’m the last one you’ll ever want to play Monopoly, basketball, or pretty much anything with because I don’t.

Have you ever felt less than enthused about a particular project? Because you felt the outcome could never be more than mediocre? You might have one of the Influencing strengths I do have. Listen to see.

This episode will help you understand yourself and others even more. Why you operate the way you do and why others don’t.

Want to learn more? Learn more about Gallup & CliftonStrengths here. Head to The DASH Mindset.com to learn more about how we can work together, and find me on LinkedIn!

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How often do you accomplish something, then immediately wonder, “Now what?” It’s a common occurrence for my friend, Eric Recker. And in this episode he shares the importance of asking ourselves why we’re doing it in the first place.

Eric first joined us in Episode 26, where we talked about burnout, perfectionism, and the importance of selflessness.

In this episode, Eric talks about his most recent challenge, climbing Snowbasin 13 times in 36 hours. Totaling 29,029 feet, it’s the equivalent of climbing Mt. Everest.

Eric is a dentist, success coach, keynote speaker, workshop facilitator on performance & burnout, two-time author, recovering triathlete (who’s really just doing other crazy stuff instead), husband, and dad.

Eric’s life took an unexpected turn when he was faced with a near-death experience due to a rare medical condition, a sobering moment that forced him to confront his priorities & reassess his approach to life. Now, he strives to support individuals & teams in achieving their goals while maintaining a healthy work-life balance.

In this episode, Eric & I discuss:

• The climb…Climbing Snowbasin 13 times in 36 hours (and paying to do it)
• Loosening his grip on the outcomes
• The importance of community and not climbing alone
• Community vs competition
• The importance of knowing why he was climbing the mountain
• Enjoying the journey, not just reaching the destination, and the importance of celebrating along the way
• Chasing happiness
• His constant support from his wife, Amy
• How one person’s version of fun may be another’s suffering
• The inspiration for his book, The Dam Analogy
• The importance of being honest with ourselves to prevent burnout

Learn more about this year’s 29,029 Snowbasin challenge here.

Follow Eric & learn more about how he can help you on LinkedIn & on his website.

Click here to learn more about & order his most recent book, That Dam Analogy.

Click here to learn more about & order his first book, The False Sense of Urgency and How to #WINtheNOW.

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Are you a “get sh*t done” kind of person who has a hard time understanding people who aren’t?

Or do you feel surrounded by those people, & they annoy the sh*t out of you because they have unrealistic expectations and don’t understand why you don’t operate the same way?

In this episode I dig deeper into Executing strengths…the strengths I affectionately refer to as “get sh*t done” strengths. You’re unlikely to find that on Gallup’s site…That’s all me.

Regardless of what your top five strengths are, you’re either annoyed by or annoying to someone. Understanding why makes life easier, & I’m here to help.

Find me on Facebook & LinkedIn, & learn more about working with me at The DASH Mindset website, and learn more about Gallup & CliftonStrengths here.

If you liked the podcast, please subscribe and rate it wherever you listen to podcasts. It helps other people live more authentically in their lives, too.

Learn more at The DASH Mindset website, & download your free PDF to begin unlocking your true potential & the life you want, or find me on Facebook & LinkedIn. I look forward to connecting with you!

Thank you to the team at Sheep Jam Productions for the amazing support of The DASH Mindset Podcast!