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.

No matter where you are in life or business, how do you know whether you’re actually growing or you’re simply just learning? Well, in today’s episode, we break down the key distinctions between the two.

Today we’re tackling the age-old question of how to get people to do stuff! As coaches, it’s our job to inspire our clients to take action to change their circumstances and improve their lives.

It isn’t a new idea that busyness doesn’t necessarily equate to success, and many people are starting to shift their focus towards passive income to support their dream lifestyles. Today’s guest takes it one step further, arguing the possibility of replacing your passive income with passionate income.

In this episode of the Relentless Growth Podcast, we speak to serial entrepreneur and real estate agent Brindley Tucker, owner of Your Realty Leverage, a recruiting, training, and coaching firm. Brindley is known for her ability to unite teams and help realtors get the most out of their businesses.

“You can be anywhere you want to be in five years.” These are the words our host, Chris Goodman, heard from real estate entrepreneur and best-selling author Gary Keller at a real estate conference in 2014 that profoundly impacted his life.

Today on Relentless Growth, you’ll hear from two well-respected coaches about their approach to money, both as a married couple and as CEOs: those coaches are none other than your host, Chris Goodman, and his wife, Lindsey Mango (also known as Lindsey Goodman)!

Unfortunately, nobody is immune to frustration. It’s a completely normal symptom of being human and reacting to certain stimuli. We can, however, learn to take responsibility for our reactions and manage our feelings of frustration as they arise. In this episode, you’ll discover six ways to deal with frustration in a mature and healthy manner.

Joining us in conversation today, we have Ryan Brazzell, founder of Assistant Launch, which helps high level entrepreneurs and CEOs to gain freedom in their personal and professional lives by getting time back. Ryan’s team of Executive Assistants have saved clients over 10 million dollars worth of time, and over 60 000 hours for them to focus on high level activities.