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6 | Eduardo Hariri | Enjoy Success Without Compromising Your Mental Health
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In today’s show, Jorge talks to entrepreneur, Eduardo Hariri who shares his wisdom on mental health, cultivating long-lasting relationships, and hardcore work ethic.
Growing up in Guatemala City, Eduardo learned the value of a great work ethic early in his life. Needless to say, when he moved to Canada for his higher education, he was greatly driven to succeed.
After majoring in International Business and Marketing, Eduardo went on to work at some iconic organizations like MCA, AT&T, and Bell Canada.
Particularly, Eduardo shares how he got the opportunity to significantly add value by implementing completely new technology at Bell Canada.
The biggest contributors to Eduardo’s success are all the incredible relationships that he has forged over the years. Among other things, you will learn how he managed to build up a solid work relationship with the President of Toyota International in this segment of the show.
Later in his life, Eduardo decided to take the entrepreneurial route.
While he shares some of the great successes that he has enjoyed over the years, the most impactful anecdote that will resonate with you is about his mental breakdown. Here, you will learn the downsides of growing too fast, why micro-managing can be detrimental to your mental health, and how a close-knit inner circle can help in trying times.
Enjoy!
What You Will Learn In This Show
- How to protect your mental health in challenging times
- Importance of building your inner circle – on whom you can unconditionally lean on
- Building a hardcore work ethic
- And so much more…
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