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July 13, 2023
What Would You Say? 27 Reflections on Pivotal Moments
This bonus episode recaps the final statements from episodes 33-60, where guests reflect on what they would say to themselves before their life shift moment and offer advice to those going through similar experiences. These conversations are raw, personal, and deeply inspiring.
This bonus episode recaps the final statements from episodes 33-70, where guests reflect on what they would say to themselves before their life shift moment and offer advice to those going through similar experiences. These conversations are raw, personal, and deeply inspiring.
In this episode, guests share advice such as not worrying about the big picture, focusing on what's in your control, and seeking a coach for guidance. They also emphasize the importance of self-love, taking risks, and embracing life's messiness. Many guests reflect on how their past experiences have shaped them into who they are today and encourage others to keep growing and learning.
Here are some highlights from the recap:
- The importance of not getting attached to the worst version of yourself and seeking a healthy outlet for pain and suffering.
- The power of saying "I love you" to yourself and others.
- The benefits of taking risks and embracing life's messiness.
- The value of seeking a coach for guidance and learning to deal with difficult circumstances positively.
- The concept of giving back Tuesday nights to dedicate time to personal growth and achievement.
These conversations remind us that life is full of unexpected twists and turns, but with self-love, resilience, and a willingness to take risks, we can overcome our challenges and thrive. Please tune in to the Life Shift Podcast for candid conversations about the pivotal moments that shape our lives.
Guest Appearances in order:
- Robin Hofmann - Episode 36
- Brian Acord - Episode 56
- Sara Blankenship - Episode 40
- Angela Irwin - Episode 54
- Jackie Scully - Episode 39
- Liam Heffernan - Episode 43
- Ryan Gottfredson - Episode 52
- Matt LeBris - Episode 58
- Rebecca Lerch - Episode 35
- Claudia Noriega-Bernstein - Episode 44
- Grant Baldwin - Episode 49
- Danielle McCombs - Episode 42
- Daniel Rinaldi - Episode 55
- Josh Painter - Episode 47
- Matt Drinkhahn - Episode 46
- Marisa Eikenberry - Episode 37
- Pamela Topjian - Episode 48
- Beth Booker - Episode 59
- Wayne Partello - Episode 41
- Lorraine Connell - Episode 45
- John Kelley - Episode 50
- Mathilde Bernard Funderburk - Episode 33
- Ryan Berman - Episode 60
- Bernie Borges - Episode 51
- Adam Coelho - Episode 53
- Wiley Davis - Episode 57
- Tory Campbell - Episode 34
- Cristina Marcello - Episode 38
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Matt Drinkhahn
Matt’s career has been highlighted by his passion for his customers and people. His career sales totals exceed $130 Million. He’s coached and given talks within organizations such as Equitable, Vector Marketing, Red Hat, CoreNet, EO (Entrepreneur’s Organization), Oracle, Bank of America, Tarkett, Rheem, Google, and Front Row Dads. He has grown his reputation on the platforms of integrity for doing the right thing the right way and his highly energetic and enthusiastic personality. Matt lives in Charlotte, NC, with his wife Julie and their 3 young daughters, where he enjoys being a scratch golfer, avid sports fan, real estate investor, and a VERY active family man 😊.
One of the recent defining moments in Matt’s career came as a result of a freak zipline accident in 2015. As he was speeding down a zipline, the attachment to the line broke and sent him falling to the ground, where he crash-landed directly on his spine. Over the next 9 months, his physical health deteriorated to the point where he ultimately wasn’t able to walk anymore and was in constant excruciating pain. Using his strategy of “let your adversities guide your growth”, he turned this great challenge into a great teacher and coached and spoke to teams and companies as he was literally lying flat on his back in his home office. Ultimately, 2016 was his best year in business up to that date, and Matt credits the support of his family and the preparation of his mindset through “eternal optimism” for his success. Watch for his podcast, The Eternal Optimist Podcast, coming in Q2 2022!
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