Soul Craft Your Way to 100K Podcast · Carmen Marshall

SCYWT100K Office Hours - Carmen 09/05/24

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The first step is switching from a nine-to-five into an entrepreneurial mindset.
1. Soul Craft Your Way to 100K Podcast episode "SCYWT100K Office Hours - Carmen 09/05/24" centers on gardening, entrepreneurship, and team coaching. 2. Myrna and Carmen lead the discussion, while Claudia and Ali join with comments about relationships, accountability, and business systems. 3. The episode asks how a garden, a team, and a business all grow through the right environment, communication, and personal responsibility. 4. Myrna describes a friend from Earth Food who transformed her garden and worked with the right microbiomes in one hour. 5. She connects that garden work to a prophecy that said, "you will learn a lot about life through your garden." 6. Myrna says the experience showed her that growth depends on nurturing, feeding, and placing plants in the right environment. 7. She extends that idea to teams, saying a business needs a firm, robust foundation and the right mix of what each person brings to the table. 8. Carmen links that same logic to mentoring by asking new associates how they want to be coached. 9. She gives a specific example of asking whether someone wants accountability or just support. 10. The conversation turns to a long-held friendship where one person says, "we're responsible for our own life" and does not want accountability. 11. Carmen says entrepreneurial people often dislike being held accountable because they already know their assignment. 12. She says her own father told her, "you're the boss," and that her mother said she was "special." 13. Carmen says many people do not know who they are because they cannot remember their childhood clearly. 14. Claudia adds that relationships act as mirrors and that triggers can reveal what is still stuck in a person's system. 15. Claudia describes doing "emotion work" and says personal responsibility is needed in a world that is changing. 16. Carmen agrees that people cannot be helped if they have not asked for help, and she says, "don't ever fall in love with potential." 17. Carmen says the most useful business training is moving from nine-to-five thinking into an entrepreneurial mindset. 18. Carmen says the other two ingredients are personal responsibility and courage, and she ties freedom to "leaning into anything that you fear." 19. People who like network marketing, mentoring, gardening metaphors, and practical business systems will get the most from this conversation. 20. People looking for a tightly edited story or a single-topic lesson may skip it.
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