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Giving A Thriving Voice To Your Business With Tina Dietz [Podcast]

Written by Robin Thompson on February 21, 2015. Posted in Business Development, Leadership, Marketing, Podcast.

In episode #81 of You Leading You, Tina Dietz, 4th generation entrepreneur, therapist, business development professional and “The Voice Of 10,000 Thriving Businesses” pulls up a chair from her dream home in Costa Rica to talk about her journey. (Podcast on You Leading You, February 21, 2015)

From growing up with an entrepreneurial father, to today creating her own business, and being the driving force behind new individuals on their own path to self success!

Today Tina shares:

How Being Raised In An Entrepreneur’s World Made A Huge Impact!
Why Leadership Programs Were The Seeds For Her Success Today!
The Story Of 10,000 Thriving Businesses!
How The Power Of Transition And Change Made All The Difference!
How Failure Is Transformational!

Tina pushes herself to her You Leading You Moment by:

Always expanding her capacity and stretching herself outside of her comfort zone. Be comfortable with being uncomfortable, remember mom always said, “they can’t eat you”. The human resiliency is tremendous as Tina shares the story from Malcolm Gladwell’s, David and Goliath of The Blitz in London during WW2. The courage we develop comes from stepping into the fire, getting a little burnt, but surviving and stepping out the other side, stronger for the experience.

Reach Tina at:

Website | Show | Twitter

Doctor’s Prognosis and a Mom Entrepreneur’s Remedy – Tina Dietz [Podcast]

Written by Robin Thompson on July 15, 2014. Posted in Business Development, Leadership, Podcast. No Comments on Doctor’s Prognosis and a Mom Entrepreneur’s Remedy – Tina Dietz [Podcast]

When the doctor begins the conversation with, “This might be the worse I've seen…” you have a pretty good idea that the discussion is headed downhill.(Podcast on ReLaunch – NEVER GIVE UP on Your Possibilities, July 15, 2014)

When the doctor begins the conversation with, “This might be the worse I've seen…” you have a pretty good idea that the discussion is headed downhill. He told her she may never walk again. Obviously, that triggered a variety of signal-flare emotions for the fourth generation entrepreneur- fear, doubt, worry, guilt, shame, and confusion, signaling she needed to make deliberate shifts and adjustments to her life and lifestyle. She needed mobility, flexibility, and high income possibilities. On the show, international speaker, entrepreneur coach, and author of Solve Any Problem in 10 Minutes, Tina Dietz shares how she was able to get back her confidence, raise her fees, and develop what she calls an “oasis-based business” – code for business at the beach.

A self-limiting belief she had to come to terms with

Most of us don’t think we are good enough.

A common entrepreneurial mistake

Taking too long to make a decision.

Get Tina's free downloadable eBook – Solve any Problem in 10 Minutes

Two A-HA! moments she talks about on the show

“I have taken myself for granted and been hard on myself”;
Business people, especially women, don't charge what they're worth.

Solid entrepreneurial tips and ideas

Learn to let go;
Learn how to receive well;
Visualize your best day;
Get a mentor.

Follow Tina on Twitter, Facebook, and visit her site.

Tina Dietz Shares How To Become a Lifestyle Entrepreneur [Podcast]

Written by Robin Thompson on January 11, 2014. Posted in Business Development, Leadership, Podcast.

Tina Dietz is the owner of Start Something Creative Business Solutions, which is out to fulfill the mission of igniting 10,000 thriving businesses. She has been featured on ABC, on Forbes.com, in national magazines such as Massage & Bodywork, and around the radio dial.(Podcast on Success Hackers, January, 2014)

Passion Play:

Working hard to help ignite 10 000 thriving businesses. I believe that it can be achieved by unlocking the unlimited creativity and imagination of the entrepreneurs.

Fail Forward:

After several months of work with a marketing agency and investing a lot of money on our new platform, a problem between me and my business partner popped up. He was constantly failing to keep his promises and I had to end our partnership and friendship with him. It was a difficult decision.

Success Hack:

Create a five-year strategic vision plan based on your entire lifestyle.

Randomness Round:

What is your hidden talent: I am a musical theater person and cannot resist karaoke.

Website

Business Book I would Recommend: “The War of Art” by Steven Pressfield