Dreamcatchers

What is the purpose of communication, clarity, and confidence in leadership? Jerome welcomes Erica Barnhardt to talk about the morning ritual that has contributed to her success, how communication is more than just words, the need for providing and receiving feedback, and how vulnerability can open up new opportunities for understanding. She also discusses the importance of acceptance, being vs doing, process vs results focus, her journey from lawyer to consultant and strategist, and her 5 year milestone anniversary. Discover the power of communication for effective leadership by tuning in! [00:01 - 15:06] Discovering Clarity and Confidence in Communication Erica shares the morning ritual that sets her up for success Communication involves two messages: what is sent and what is received Language is the means through which your future is already written Asking what they want people to feel and what results they are looking to achieve Feedback loops should be built into communication  [15:07 - 22:32] E

What does it mean to live life on your terms? How do we change from “Yeah, I could do that.” to “No, I want to do that.”? We are capable of so much more than we imagine.  Kristopher Kluver and Jerome Myers explore the topics of the importance of having a vision, determining your purpose, and setting clear intentions. They also highlight the importance of dreaming audaciously on our own terms - not driven by what we see in society. Listen in as they give practical steps in increasing your days off and facing imposter syndrome by stretching your limits.   [00:01 - 13:33] Learn to Drive the Narrative of what Success Looks Like Determining what it means to live your life on your terms Model the spirit of curiosity to give better support and ask the right questions Be careful about how you measure success [13:34 - 25:57] Are You Subconsciously Giving Yourself the Option to Fail? Kris enumerates the steps to increasing your days off Every day is an opportunity to learn something new Fearlessly give first fo

Is this the year that you’re finally going to figure out who you want to be? When it feels like our lives are not making the true impact we desire, know that you are not alone - you might just need a little push and a mutually beneficial support system. In this episode, Jerome and Matt dive deep into the capacity/contribution and character identification quadrants that can help individuals assess their relationships and pinpoint their attitudes in situations in life. This conversation is essential for anyone looking to create meaningful change in their lives by being honest with themselves and reaching out for support. Take advantage of this inspiring conversation about taking off masks to reach our highest potential!    [00:01 - 15:58] Success without Fulfillment is the Ultimate Failure Many people think they have hit self-actualization…but did they? Freedom is not the ultimate goal - understand that there is more Jerome explains the high/low capacity and contribution quadrant [15:59 - 27:42] Beware of

We thought technology could solve almost everything, but with the wrong systems in place, it can even magnify the errors of our business. This episode explores the journey of Lisa Levy, an entrepreneur who left behind a corporate career in 2009 to pursue her own business. She speaks about the importance of managing people and processes before introducing technology and explains the benefits of coaching and consulting when it comes to leading through change. Additionally, she speaks to the challenges that come with customer relationships, resilience in the face of adversity, and why every leader should have an advisor or coach in their corner. Ultimately, Lisa’s story encourages listeners to take a mess and make it a message of what's possible.    [00:01 - 13:17] Embracing Rather than Fearing the Uncertainty From following the rules to being a rule breaker Moving from a secure corporate job to building a startup Facing the big lie of safety and security in corporate work [13:18 - 43:06] Adaptive Transform

Believe in yourself - we hear this all the time, but how exactly do we do that? Quit the judgment on yourself. Jon Rogers talks about his two overarching principles in life - give it our all and be comfortable with being uncomfortable. His message is that everyone has an innate need to be seen and valued; however, this can often lead to feelings of imposter syndrome. He recommends people surround themselves with those who see their best qualities and use the window approach when giving credit and the mirror approach when taking the blame.   [00:01 - 09:51] Give it Your All to Make an Impact Go 100% in any direction and allow for corrections Changing lives through sales and marketing for small businesses Being comfortable with feeling uncomfortable [09:52 - 22:49] How Consistency and Dedication Can Lead to Success The secret sauce to making your business successful: The 20-Mile March Wake up prepared to do what’s hard every single day The virtue of gratitude and humility for serving more people [22:

Enough about hacks and quick fixes. Transformation is all about true value. Many people know what they want without realizing what they need, and as entrepreneurs, it is our duty to help them realize what they want to achieve and how to get there. Marquel Russell tackles the importance of establishing solid systems and how to avoid paying the dumb tax. He shows how to make the most of your time and the ways to get your life back.   [00:01 - 16:19] Selling What Gives People Results Receipts over popularity - we cannot fake true success Targetting high-ticket clients to help sell premium offers Speaking to what people need instead of their want [16:20 - 38:58] Focus on the Long Haul and Buy Your Life Back Offering true value instead of hacks When people standby, they are paying the dumb tax Winning requires a solid system - most people don’t have it [38:59 - 47:21] Closing Segment It’s the best time to be alive - take advantage of it Connect with Marquel! Closing words Tweetable Quotes: “Have a s

Is having control of every aspect of your life the best way to live? No. In fact, there is a higher power in surrendering. Chris Wise shares his story of how he became obsessed with control and how it led to him being in prison. After years of growth and introspection, Chris has shifted his focus to becoming more loving and accepting of himself. He encourages listeners to do the same in order to create their own success story   [00:01 - 17:48] Create Internal Safety and Feel Through Different Emotions Breaking free from the internal prison of control Going through prison and relearning life through surrender Creating internal safety by embracing your inner child [12:57 - 30:21] The Shift to Living Life from the Heart Chris’ story in prison and his transformative experience Living life in a whole new level of power by letting go The LQ framework - the intelligence of the heart [30:22 - 48:37] Face Whatever Life Gives you for your Higher Evolution Getting out of prison and back to ground zero The im

How the mind programs itself is fascinating. We are muted by the process of nature, but we can choose what kind of environment we put ourselves in that affect how we build our minds. In this episode, Faisal Ensaun talks about the impact of awareness and connection and how activating these aspects of one’s consciousness can unleash one’s potential and impact the world. Listen in!   [00:01 - 17:48] Help People Feel More Connected to their Potential How Faisal’s name change has affected his life in positive ways  Becoming more aware and expanding one’s worldview Bringing more joy, support, and togetherness to humanity [17:49 - 31:38] The Lifelong Journey of Self-Mastery Going beyond freedom and achieving connection Figuring out the innate uniqueness and potential of people The different levels of consciousness and activating its higher level [31:39 - 48:35] Simplicity and Clarity Towards Progress Life was not made to be easy - the way to growth The importance of cultivating inner and outer experience

Business is a team sport, and the sooner one embraces it by developing better culture, the sooner the organizational goals can be realized. In this episode, Jerome interviews Simone about his journey in starting and growing GTeX, a company focused on exponential growth through events. Simone shares his story of overcoming challenges and growing his business to over 200 events per year. Listen in!   [00:01 - 15:35] Scaling an Events Business Exponentially The role of events in connecting people and creating opportunities The more people you know, the more opportunities you will have Simone discusses the challenges of running an event business  [15:36 - 33:09] Teamwork Makes the Dream Work Successful in the event business - start small to go big Changes in brand perception when achieving big-ticket clients The importance of association - with organizations, people, and charities [33:10 - 47:33] Closing Segment Business is a team sport - embrace it Connect with Simone! Closing words   Tweetable Quo

There is no certainty in the outcome of anything. What matters is what you can control - your intent and action. In today’s episode, Jerome welcomes Chris Jarvis to discuss the importance of staying curious and polishing your skills in order to stand out. He encourages listeners to take his four-minute quiz, which will give them a score in five areas of their life: health, finances, career, relationships, and fun. The Wild Factor course, based on these scores, helps individuals learn how to leverage their natural strengths and tendencies in order to improve other areas of their lives. Listen in!   [00:01 - 17:05] Staying Curious and Paying Attention Chris on creating the most watched TedTalk in the world this year Focus on targeting your market specifically to deliver effectively Being selfish won’t get you to sell - it is about being curious [17:06 - 37:19] Not All Your Goals Will be Reached… And That’s Okay Wrong outcomes do not necessarily mean wrong decisions Balance is a myth - not everything impr

Do you think that the concepts of multitasking and the hustle culture are real and inspiring? Think again. In this episode, Rod Brown talks about how it is not possible for a person to do multiple things simultaneously and the ways people go wrong when exploring multiple streams of income. Rod advises listeners to identify their main focus and stick with it instead of chasing after multiple opportunities that may not be a good fit for them. He emphasizes that the chase of excitement is not the way to leave an impact and that clarity is key to achieving success.   [00:01 - 14:52] Debunking Multitasking and the Hustle Culture Multitasking is a myth - the brain can only think about one thing at a time Do not obtain multiple streams of income at the same time When people are no longer excited about what they do [14:53 - 38:30] Do Not Miss the Critical Step to Wealth and Success Why business ownership is critical for wealth creation Leverage by using others’ money as the key to achieving success  Defining

Do you have the confidence to take the next step? Jerome talks to successful philanthropist and entrepreneur Linda Fisk about the fulfilling feeling of giving back and contributing to others. She notes that true meaning and purpose are about how you're able to better the lives of the people around you - your loved ones, people in your community, and people somewhere else in the world. Linda shares her insights on how to connect with others and find common ground in order to achieve success. She also encourages listeners to invest in their success and not be afraid of setbacks or failures.   [00:01 - 14:18] Leadership Global: A Place for Women to Thrive Being a lifetime learner is important for leaders Accelerate your success with a network of world-class women Elaborating and facilitating excellent outcomes for each other [14:19 - 28:28] Succeeding by Serving Others Will won't ever exceed or beat the environment Overcoming hardships and achieving success through a growth mindset Identify your blindspo

Working your dream job and earning a high salary are the dreams of many people, but in reality, these aren’t the be-all-end-all solution. Being smarter about where to put your money is vital. In today’s episode, Felecia Froe discusses how Money with Mission helps physicians to have an impact outside of their 9-5 jobs. Listen carefully as Jerome and Felecia discuss practical insights on common investment options and tax processes. Listen in!   [00:01 - 11:55] Do Not Be Handcuffed by Your Job The frustration with the system of the medical industry How Money with Mission helps people feel fulfilled by smarter investment Have money working for you - there are options out there [11:56 - 25:32] Keep Your Money and Be Smart with Taxes The power of networking allows for access to success People earn more money working on Wall Street than investing Keep your money to decide where you want your impact to go [25:33 - 44:19] Knowing Who and What to Trust The illusion of 401k - be wary of where you send your mo

Experiencing prejudice will make one feel out of place, but arising from this to be a stronger and more intentional person makes one remarkable. Neal Mody shares his passions and how he took an unconventional path to reach for what he wants. Listen in as he shares some insights into the real estate and medical technology industries and how people should consider making major changes in the world through innovation.   [00:01 - 15:20] Reaching for Success from the Unusual Route Dropping off school and opening a cellphone store to exiting the business The journey to real estate and making the common early mistakes How learning to follow one’s instinct led to growing companies and initiatives [15:21 - 31:03] Generating Ideas is the Easy Part - Execution is King How ideas in medical technology can produce much value Having other people’s money involved means the company is not only yours The key is execution - implement the ideas for proof  [31:04 - 42:33] Identifying What You Truly Want and Going for it

When you look in the mirror, do you love what you see? In this episode, we welcome Adam Roach, the founder of I Love Coaching. He delves deep into his life story and how the reality of how finite our time on earth is hit him. He talks about the importance of surrounding yourself with the right people and not being afraid to reach out for help. Listen in to witness how he continued living intentionally to make the most out of what we have.   [00:01 - 14:33] Following Your Vision Requires Letting Go of Ego We are never truly on our own - the road to the top isn’t lonely The key is to have the vision and to put yourself where that vision could flourish It is not about you - but it starts with you [14:34 - 31:44] Recognizing What Truly Matters The call to create collaborative value for the masses Adam shares about the time he missed John Maxwell’s phone call Setting a morning routine incorporating gratitude - seeing what truly matters [31:45 - 48:30] Living Intentionally to Make the Most Out of the Fini

How would you cope and thrive with a sudden disability? In this conversation with Amy Sylvis, she shares her story of how she overcame Cystic Fibrosis and her journey to entrepreneurship. She didn’t treat her disability as an obstacle to her success; instead, she drew strength and life lessons that pushed her to continue working towards her goal of having a passive income and supporting her charity.   [00:01 - 07:49] The Silver Lining The difficulties that come with Cystic Fibrosis and how Amy overcame it After being restored in 2019, she’s focused on building her real estate portfolio Her condition pushed her to look for passive income opportunities [07:50 - 32:09] How to Get Through Difficult Times A team who complements you is the key to success in the real estate industry Sharing the struggle - becoming more empathetic and compassionate Having the right mindset will help you get through difficult situations Your desires are planted in your heart for a reason - find clarity [32:10 - 44:19] A Purpo

Sometimes, we have to be challenged to realize our potential. In this conversation with Cait Donovan, she discusses how her skills as a communicator have helped her in both personal and professional life. She speaks about how we all experience fear at some point in our lives, but it's okay to pursue our dreams even if it's uncomfortable. Tune in as Jerome and Cait dive in to the stories of hustle, finding contentment, and being in tune with oneself. [00:01 - 11:36] A Constant Chase is Tiring - Learning Contentment Adding more to your struggles doesn’t ease someone else’s suffering The dangers of the constant push to be bigger or become more successful The key is tolerance to changes and difficulties [11:37 - 44:19] Being More Open and Being in Tune Cait’s story from being an acupuncturist to becoming a successful coach Being in tune with the environment and people’s emotion The qualities of a good speaker - exhibiting smooth, steady energy [44:20 - 46:50] Closing Segment People who look brave can be

How does it feel like to be told that you are “too much”? Alissa Daire Nelson shares her story about overcoming challenges in health and mindset and how she managed her red pill moment through self-care and positive thinking. After telling her story of how she had been struggling with disordered eating for many years, Alissa shares how she has recently started to focus on healing herself first and developing herself as a good mother and coach. Listen in to hear golden nuggets of what it takes to live a fulfilling life full of unconditional love with Jerome and Alissa. [00:01 - 16:31] The Journey of Being Yourself How the strengths finder profile revealed Alissa’s red pill moment Alissa’s journey from being a dietician to becoming a gymnastics head coach The role of a coach is not to fix but to unleash [16:32 - 48:27] Unconditional Love - the Highest Form of Love Trying different diets and exercises to see what would work best Manage health and coping with ADHD through self-love and positive thinking Th

Reaching your vision requires a lot of effort from you and support from others as well. But what if the people closest to you refuse to do so? In this episode, Sean McCormick discusses the importance of self-trust and how it can be applied to everyday life. Sean discusses the red pill moment that led to his success and how he overcame friends and family members who didn't support his dreams. He believes that if you have a solid belief in yourself and in your vision, nothing is impossible. Tune in as Sean and Jerome discuss the importance of creating a vision and aligning your lifestyle choices with this purpose in order to live a more fulfilling life. [00:01 - 16:38] Finding Your Red Pill Moment and Exit the Matrix Starting a wellness center with his wife's support and leading to success Your family members may not support your dreams - ignore their advice Overcoming the challenges by being persistent and having faith in the vision [16:39 - 30:04] How to Overcome Fear and Succeed in Business How failure

Get Your Financial Toolkit here: http://mysweetfinancial.com | There has probably been a time in your life where you feel ‘stuck’. Being stuck within your career, stuck in the same town, the list goes on. Why does this happen and how can you combat this overwhelming feeling? In this episode, Brittany Anderson talks with Jerome Myers, founder of the Myers Development Group, LLC. They discuss how Jerome coaches people through the tough times in life to pursue all that is possible. Jerome discusses: -His journey to creating the Myers Development Group, and what makes the company different from other investing companies -The feeling of being unfulfilled despite “having it all” -His approach when helping people who feel ‘stuck’ -Three types of relationships and how to determine whether they are mutually beneficial -And more! Resources: Politics of Marriage by Jerome Myers The Myers Development Group, LLC. Episode 16 Sweet Financial Partners ~1300 South Prairie Avenue Fairmont, MN 56031 ~ 202 Grant Street,