082: Tracy Cherpeski | Figuring Out Your "WHY" to Thrive Forward

Tracy Cherpeski, Founder of Thriving Forward Mastermind, is an executive coach, consultant, and leadership development expert. Tracy helps her clients who struggle with feeling like they have very little control over their time and energy, and who wish to create a healthy, fulfilling path to greater success. Her coaching and leadership training programs offer whole-person, integrated leadership, executive development, and mindset mastery. In this episode, we get into the reason you should figure out your WHY. Tracy shares with us what it was like to lose 80% of her revenue as COVID hit, but what it allowed her to open up, and how one of her members in her MM is now following her dreams and making it in the world of music. Check it out! [00:01 – 02:03] Opening Segment I introduce our guest, Tracy Cherpeski I briefly talk about the great values that await you in this episode Connect with our guest. See links below. [02:04 – 10:30] Tracy’s learning journey and Masterminds Tracy talks about how her learning changed from her early years vs today Being able to connect with people from far-flung places without having to travel Making connections and learn from people and their experiences  Tracy talks about her mentors and the masterminds she’s been in Leadership course with WorldLegacy How masterminds helped her in resetting and getting herself unstuck Bypassing fear and charge forward [10:31 – 26:19] Self-Education and Tracy’s reality Tracy shares her thoughts about Self-education and Traditional Education Being more creative and collaborative in the learning process What people can expect when they enter the Tracy’s reality Be challenged Loving pushback Be enveloped in love Success stories from people who joined her mastermind/group/event Drowning out negative thoughts with positive thoughts to build confidence Take action and start moving [26:20 – 36:02] Creating Success A key ingredient/attribute to being successful Ask yourself what you really want over and over again, and ask what’s