If you’re looking to grow your service-based business, identifying the gatekeepers in your field and building relationships with them may be the best way to do so. It may sound obvious, but sometimes we lose track of the foundations when we hit a slow season.

Are you giving yourself permission to evolve? This is something that many people struggle with, and it comes up frequently in coaching. People often struggle to give themselves license to reach the next level and take on the persona or identity of the person they want to become in order to have the life and business that they really, truly, deeply want.

Committing to a challenge over a set period of time can kickstart your growth and help you get focused on what’s most important to you. Where could you stretch yourself? Will you be committed enough to actually do the work? If you’re interested in pushing yourself in nearly every category of your life and business, this is the episode for you!

Today, we are flipping the script! Our dedicated host, Chris Goodman, takes on the role of guest as his wife, Lindsay Mango, picks up the host’s mantle. During this discussion about Chris’ recent men’s retreat at Undisputed Mastery, he explains how he ended up there without knowing all the details, and how the decision to enter the unknown shifted his mentality.

Today we have a special one-on-one coaching session to share with you! Mother, business owner, wife, and real estate agent Kelsey Joy Rinker sits down with Chris for a deep dive into her dreams and ambitions as a realtor and a look at some of the things that have been holding her back recently.

After Chris’s trip to Iceland for a leadership retreat with the team from UberStrategist, along with his wife Lindsey, our host is back for another episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast. From earthquakes to snorkeling in 37-degree water and experiencing the Blue Lagoon, today Chris shares with us his 16 most memorable experiences from Iceland and the lessons he learned along the way.

It’s so important to have a strategy for those times in life when you experience major stress. Not all stress management techniques are created equal, and during today’s episode, our host equips listeners with some powerful tools for stress management.

Leading from the front means being visible and active at the helm of your team while still being able to see the wood for the trees. It is all a matter of perspective, which Daniel Del Real has in spades! Daniel is a first-generation American, one of the top realtors in the United States, and the leader of The Del Real Group, which has been ranked in the Top 2 among America’s Best Real Estate Professionals.

Scott Duke has founded 11 companies during his entrepreneurial journey; from fleece clothing to a hot-dog stand to a property management firm. All of Scott’s experiences taught him the value of building transferability into a business so that one day, when you’re ready, your business can be sold rather than shut down.

Having a life worth living involves discovering your purpose, and it is only through knowing ourselves that we can find the thing we were always meant to do. The question then becomes: ‘How can I find out who I am?’ The answer: By asking big questions! Today’s show contains some of the most valuable content ever featured on the podcast because we are lucky enough to be joined by one of Chris’ biggest mentors, Dick Dillingham.