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Stacy Raske: The Daily Habits Shaping Entrepreneurial Excellence
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Explore the transformative journey of entrepreneurship with Neal Conlon and Stacy Raske, a military veteran turned successful entrepreneur. The podcast delves into the power of inner work and the transferable skills of veterans that benefit the civilian business arena. Learn about leveraging daily habits, automating tasks, and embracing systems for time and energy efficiency.
In this episode, Stacy Raske shares insights on how to:
- Gain perspective on the significance of buying versus building businesses, handling healthy stress, and the intricacies of dealing with burnout and PTSD.
- Discover strategies for exponential growth through energy management, collaboration, and diverse thinking, while avoiding common entrepreneurial pitfalls.
- Navigate the nuanced landscape of entrepreneurship, systems, automation, and the future of business in the digital age.
Key takeaways:
- It’s the little things
Through the power of creating leverage through small, daily habits and automating repetitive tasks, entrepreneurs can save significant time and energy, allowing for more creativity and the ability to pivot into new opportunities.
- Structure is key
Raske highlights the importance of creating systems and structure to effortlessly follow through on commitments made to oneself, reducing stress and increasing a sense of safety.
- A systematic life is a successful life
Lastly, Raske emphasizes the importance of having systems not only in business but also in personal relationships and daily life, leading to a more integrated and successful lifestyle. By focusing on raising your floor through small, consistent actions that are 100% within your control, you can make significant progress toward your goals.
About the guest, Stacy Raske :
Stacy Raske is a bestselling author, professional speaker, and Iraq War Veteran specializing in leadership and performance optimization, executive and mindset coaching, and business and brand strategy to help you BE the leader you’d be inspired to follow. She helps you take control of your mindset, energy, and time, and master your focus to succeed and impact more by doing less. Her expertise in system and process automation, combined with her extensive life and leadership experience, enables her to offer a unique perspective and practical tools for rapid results.
“Sure, the big stuff is important, but the big things are not happening all the time. It's the exact same translation as our daily minimum standard, [it’s] the simple habits we do daily. There's so much of those same things that you can create this leverage… It's happening in such a volume that these are the leverage points.”
-Stacy Raske
Connect with Stacy Raske:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stacyraske/
Website: https://www.stacyraske.com/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/StacyRaske
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stacy.raske.martin/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stacyraske/
Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Stacy-Raske/author/B07TTT5864
Connect with Neal:
Website- https://nealconlon.com/
Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/iamnealconlon
Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/IamNealConlon/
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