In this episode, we delve into the intersection of entrepreneurship and service. Listen as we talk about the importance of escaping your comfort zone and owning your value as an entrepreneur.
For the past two decades, Nicky Billou has been dedicated to unraveling the mindset of victors. He has collaborated with elite athletes and entrepreneurs, ranging from Olympic Gold medalists to billionaires. Nicky's expertise is guaranteed to fuel your enthusiasm and motivate you to surpass your perceived limits. After collaborating with Olympic Gold medalists Donovan Bailey and Mark McKoy, as well as assisting Theresa Dugwell in setting 3 ultra-distance athletic Guinness World Records, Nicky has gained a reputation as a trusted advisor to CEOs, entrepreneurs, and sales professionals seeking to optimize their personal health and achieve peak business performance. This is all the more impressive given his background as an ex-corporate executive.
In this episode, we delve into the intersection of entrepreneurship and service. Listen as we talk about the importance of escaping your comfort zone and owning your value as an entrepreneur.
[00:01 - 07:30] Entrepreneurship and Service: Why Caring is Key
[07:31 - 14:31] How Entrepreneurs Can Escape Their Comfort Zone and Own Their Value
[14:32 - 22:55] The Difference Between an Expert and a Thought Leader: Why Small Business Owners Should Pay Attention
Connect with Nicky Billou by visiting his websites:
https://www.thethoughtleaderrevolution.com
You can also find him on LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook
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Tweetable Quotes
“When people are paying, they value it. Now, obviously, you gotta have something that's worth it… But if you do have something that's valuable if you do have something that solves a problem and you charge properly, they will show up ready to work and that means they get results.” – Nicky Billou
“You should be getting paid, not based on what the market is doing, but based on the value of the solution you provide to people.” – Nicky Billou
“People are afraid of being seen as salesy. Reframe that from ‘salesy’ to ‘service.’ No one wants to be sold, but everybody wants a caring person to serve them.” – Nicky Billou