In this episode of "Steve's Rants," Steve Sims dives into the concept of collaboration and community support, particularly when launching new business ventures. Drawing from a poignant discussion during a recent team accountability meeting, Steve challenges the notion of the "self-made" entrepreneur, emphasizing the importance of surrounding oneself with a strong support system. He argues that the most critical time for rallying support is not during life’s major life events like weddings or funerals, but at the birth of a new idea or project. Tune in to hear Steve's impassioned plea for entrepreneurs to reject the lone wolf mentality and instead build a community that can share in the journey and success of their endeavors.

Welcome to another episode of "Steve's Rants," where we dive into the raw, unfiltered truths about the journey to success. I'm your host, Steve Sims, and each week, I share insights, lessons, and rants from my own experiences to help you navigate your entrepreneurial journey.

Today’s rant is all about pressure and how it can both create diamonds and cracks. We often hear that pushing through pressure is key to success, but I'm here to give you a different perspective. So, let’s get ready to explore why recognizing and managing pressure is essential to not just surviving, but truly living. Let's dive in!

Welcome back to "The Art of Making Things Happen," Today, we have an extraordinary episode lined up with a fascinating guest, Dr. Doug Brackmann, a renowned expert in psychology and the founder of iamdriven.com. Dr. Doug is here to delve into the intricacies of the driven personality, sharing insights from his innovative combination of long-range shooting and meditation to help high achievers understand and leverage their unique brain wiring.

In this episode, we explore the physics of bullet trajectories and the mental challenges involved in achieving pinpoint accuracy over a mile. Doug shares transformative experiences from his meditation shoots and the profound impact they've had on participants, including prominent entrepreneurs like Jason Gagnard and Clay Hebert.

We dive deep into Doug's career evolution, his innovative online assessment for driven individuals, and the essential role of understanding one's emotional impulses in entrepreneurship. We'll also discuss the societal roles of driven people and their historical significance, the all-too-common imposter syndrome among high achievers, and how to harness the power of being present to avoid self-sabotage.

Plus, we'll chat about upcoming events and projects that you won't want to miss. So, buckle up and get ready for an enlightening conversation packed with actionable insights and personal growth strategies. Let's jump right in!