Building Endless Connections with Scott Schilling – A Journey of Resilience and Authenticity
Marianna Kinnee
Passionate Servant Leader | Team Builder | Podcast Host & Mentor | Supply Chain Enthusiast & Technology Advocate Driving Innovation & Growth
In this enlightening edition of Might in Motion, we feature Scott Schilling , a seasoned executive coach and speaker, known for his profound insights into building genuine relationships and thriving through adversity. Scott’s career, spanning over 35 years in sales and marketing, is marked by his dedication to helping others achieve their full potential.
After surviving a severe stroke, Scott's perspective on life and success transformed, leading him to focus on the power of authentic connections. In this episode, Scott shares his key principles:
Scott’s message is clear: You can achieve anything when you help others get what they want.
Discover how to build meaningful relationships and embrace life’s lessons in this inspiring episode.
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Saying Yes vs. No: Crafting a Purposeful Life To reach new heights, mastering the art of saying "no" is crucial. While being the reliable go-to person has its merits, prioritizing your mission means you must filter out distractions. This doesn't mean you're turning down everything, but rather, you're choosing to say "yes" only to what truly aligns with your goals and mission.
Defining Your Mission Your mission statement should encapsulate your core values in a concise, memorable way. For instance, mine is: "I build positive legacies." This mission becomes a guiding light, helping to sift through life’s clutter. When new opportunities arise, ask yourself—does this align with my mission? If not, gracefully decline and stay the course.
Aligning Goals with Your Mission Every goal should serve your mission. Whether it's maintaining physical fitness to inspire others or fostering growth at work, these objectives should support your broader purpose. Saying "no" isn’t about closing doors; it’s about focusing your energy on what truly matters.
A Personal Example I was once asked to present on a project I had passed on months earlier. Instead of defaulting to "yes," I redirected the request, allowing the new team to own it. This decision respected my mission of helping others grow, while also managing my workload.
Challenge for the Week Reflect on your yeses and noes over the next seven days. Were your decisions aligned with your mission? Did they bring you closer to your goals? With conscious practice, you’ll find yourself making choices that resonate more deeply with your purpose.
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Marianna Kinnee I love the way you have capture the essence of our conversations. Way to go crystalizing concepts so the audience can learn them, embody them, and put them into action. Honored to work with you! Much appreciated!
#1 Small Business Marketing Podcast Host | Super Connector | 40 Years Business Mentor | Serving Before Selling Advocate | Keynote Speaker | Renewable Energy
1 个月Marianna Kinnee, your post is like a well-crafted recipe for success! The ingredients of mission clarity, the spice of saying "no," and the richness of authentic connections create a dish that nourishes both personal and professional growth. Scott Schilling's insights add the perfect seasoning. Bravo!