Recently I was interviewed by Tim Martin of Success Is Voluntary and I wanted to share it here with you. This interview was so fun because of the connection Tim and I have with each other – he titled this interview “Twins Separated at Birth”.

Things we talked about:

I was expelled from seminary.
I started my career selling books door to door as a college intern
Adversity needs to be examined in perspective.
My passion is helping people live their best life.
Learning to ride in the current rather than fighting it.
The next 10 years are the “golden age” for Voluntary Benefits.
When you are having “one of those days” remember:
It’s not about you.
We tend to look at problems from the “me” perspective.
Why are they being mean to ME?
Why do bad things always happen to ME?
Why don’t people buy from ME?
The best way to get out of that funk is to make a positive impact on another person.
Be present
You only find your authentic voice after you know how to do something.
Courage doesn’t occur without fear.
If you saw someone talking to their dog like you talk to yourself, you would probably want to intervene and tell them not to treat their dog that poorly.
One of the biggest self-limiting beliefs is that we need to do something on our own. Lose the pride and ask for help!
My billboard: “Love each other.”

“The best advice I’ve ever received was to do what scares you.” – Eric Hemati