64 | Deciding To Change

Change doesn’t happen because you listened to a podcast.
It doesn’t happen because you watched a video.
It happens when you decide.

In this episode, we share powerful listener responses from the Core Lesson Series — stories from people who didn’t just consume the content… they implemented it.

And their results prove something important:

Information alone doesn’t change your life.
Action does.


What You’ll Learn

  • Why making the decision to change is the hardest — and most important — step
  • The difference between consuming content and implementing it
  • How foundational leadership principles create measurable productivity gains
  • Why time management is often the first breakthrough for overwhelmed leaders
  • How clarity and focus help you regain traction when life feels scattered
  • The mindset shift required to move from survival to intentional growth
  • Why successful leaders consistently implement “basic” disciplines others ignore
  • How small, consistent improvements compound into major business growth
  • The link between personal development and business profitability
  • Why excuses block growth — and execution unlocks it
  • How leadership decisions directly impact revenue, time freedom, and team performance
  • The power of mentorship and accountability in accelerating growth
  • Why free content only works if you put it to work

The Big Question

Have you made the decision to change?

Not to think about it.
Not to bookmark it.
Not to binge-watch it.

To implement it.

The difference between bankruptcy and profitability.
The difference between chaos and clarity.
The difference between frustration and momentum.

It starts with a decision.

As always, take this information, change your leadership, change your business, change your life — and join us on the next episode.

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Question: Have you made the decision to change?


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Decades of personal and leadership development experience, as well as running multi-million dollar businesses, has made him an expert in life and business coaching. personality types, and communication styles.

Growing up in a small logging town near Lake Tahoe, California, Chris learned a strong work ethic at home from his full-time working mom. He began his leadership and training career in the corporate world, starting but at E'TRADE.

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3 thoughts on “64 | Deciding To Change”

  1. William Edmondson

    Have you made the decision to change? Absolutely…on a daily basis. Everytime I think I have it figured out somebody confronts me with 10 more things I still need to grow in. Recently that has been the LoCurto podcasts.

    Here is what I run into and I am sure I am not alone. The practical, concrete, “lets do this thing” next step is not always clear.

    It is so easy to come away from a great podcast, book, or video and be fired up about doing “the thing”. But then not sure what the next step is to achieve “the thing”. So much of the material available is inspirational not prescriptional. Nuance isn’t always my thing. Give it to me straight baby. What is the next concrete thing I need to do cause once I got it I’m all over it.

    Also, the thrill of inspiration lasts till about minute 3 into the workday. And then its gone, lost to the urgency of the moment. Time to get stuff done and inspiration doesn’t cut it when the world is on fire.

    Here is my approach to the problem (perhaps not optimal but I’m going with it)

    I consume a ton of material and am offered lots of advice from various authors. When I see a trend or find a couple of items that really appeal to me I pick one thing, break it down into a couple of next steps and start working on it and just ignore all the rest. (as a side note I don’t make some comprehensive overarching plan because then I would never get to it)

    If I don’t do this the onslaught of info is overwhelming and I just do nothing.

    I suppose a personal coach would be helpful for filtering and accountability. (Despite Joel’s best efforts I’m not there yet personally 🙂 thanks Joel)

    Okay that is it for my guest blog post.

    1. Sounds like you have a good framework for processing info.

      Thanks for sharing.

      Enjoyed your post: 10 Ways to Generate More Blog Traffic

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