083: Tami Jaffe | Taking Action Steps Each Day to Take You Closer to Your Goal

Tami Jaffe is a career transition and business success coach, energy shifter, and speaker who inspires successful professionals who are dreaming to resign and do something new. Tam helps guide her clients through the sometimes overwhelming prospect of changing careers or starting a new business. In this episode, she talks about how you need to take an action step each day to remember what your mission and vision are, she talks about how she takes your corporate knowledge to leverage your entrepreneurial future. Tami gives us 1 easy step to do each morning that will help shape your day. Check it out! [00:01 – 02:14] Opening Segment I introduce our guest, Tami Jaffe I briefly talk about the great values that await you in this episode Connect with our guest. See links below. [02:15 – 10:26] Tami’s learning journey and Masterminds How her learning changed from the early years vs today Learning from others who’ve been through it Tracy talks about her mentors and masterminds How masterminds helped her in resetting and getting herself unstuck Collaboration Learning from the lessons learned of the people in your mastermind [10:27 – 19:24] Self-Education and Tami’s reality Tami’s thoughts on Self-education and Traditional Education Thought leaders vs result leaders What people can expect when they enter Tami’s reality Success stories from people who joined her mastermind/group/event [19:25 – 25:53] Creating Success A key ingredient/attribute to being successful Success starts with clarity Exciting things in store for the next 12 months Tips/Tactics Actionable Items Identify the things that are getting you stuck and start to turn in around Take action steps each day to get you closer to your goal Have things to remind you everyday of your vision and mission Final Thoughts Tweetable Quotes: “The fastest way to learn something is through people who’ve been through it.” - Tami Jaffe “You have to look at what’s going right and what’s going wrong. Until you actually face those things, you can’t tell