QuickByte Podcast
QuickByte Podcast
Podcast Description
Welcome to the QuickByte Podcast—where leadership wisdom meets life lessons. In every episode, we tackle faith, insights, and growth through 10 thought-provoking questions. Get ready for actionable takeaways and inspiring conversations, all in a bite-sized format to fuel your journey.
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Content Themes
The podcast covers a range of themes including leadership, personal growth, faith, and resilience, with episodes addressing topics like relational leadership, stepping out in faith, family-first leadership, and navigating change in business. Examples include discussions about legacy and empathy with Kim DeCarolis, and overcoming challenges with Devon Croom, ensuring that each episode is both motivating and insightful.
Welcome to the QuickByte Podcast—where leadership wisdom meets life lessons. In every episode, we tackle faith, insights, and growth through 10 thought-provoking questions. Get ready for actionable takeaways and inspiring conversations, all in a bite-sized format to fuel your journey.
Fear and anxiety are universal emotions, especially in sales, where outcomes feel personal and the stakes are high. We procrastinate out of fear of making mistakes, or we push too hard, too fast, terrified of missing targets. These emotions can paralyze us, leading to short-sighted decisions or a transactional mindset that erodes trust.
But here’s the truth: fear and anxiety are not the enemy. They’re normal, God-given signals designed to guide us—if we learn to listen.
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