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006: Frank Gustafson of One Bold Move
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Join us on The Journey of Success as Frank Gustafson shares his journey to fulfillment and happiness as we discuss his latest ventures in the Lead Like a Marine and The Leader's Bookshelf podcasts.
Frank is a seasoned business veteran with 30+ years of management and leadership experience. He epitomizes the definition of an entrepreneur who is passionate about leaving a leadership legacy. His purpose in life is to help those who have an intense desire to reach for their potential.
In this episode, you'll learn:
- How to put things that are most important to us first
- How to feel successful in the journey
- Importance of attitude and integrity
- How to stop the cycle of filling your bank account and emptying your soul
- How books shape our lives
- Tell your story vice die with your song inside of you
- How to sharpen the mental saw
- Importance of Master Mind process
- How to best absorb what you read
- To stop and smell the roses!
- Family comes first
- The importance of helping others
- Don't overestimate the process, don't underestimate the reward
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