Living a Growth Mindset with Sam Kaufman

<p>If you have ever wondered what a growth mindset looks like in action, then you are not going to want to miss this week’s show with Sam Kaufman. </p> <p>Your strength of character shapes your growth in medicine (and in life). This can only be accomplished through trials and tribulations. Helen Keller reminds us by encouraging us that "character cannot be developed in ease and quiet. Only through experience of trial and suffering can the soul be strengthened, ambition inspired, and success achieved."  </p> <p>The journey becomes the goal rather than the destination. As leaders, many of us are focused on "getting there" without even a clear idea of where "there" is. A growth mindset embraces the journey over the destination. Like traveling, there are going to be good days and some bad days. It's the lessons learned that make all the difference and separate the good from the great.</p> <p>Sam Kaufman</p> <p>Sam Kaufman is an entrepreneur, leader, husband, and father of 2. Sam is a firm believer that we must never stop building ourselves in our businesses, homes, and self. Sam started out as a sole proprietor cabinet installer in a van and grew to 7 figures in under 3 years. He has operated businesses in multiple cities and is an avid core value implementer, standard operating procedure creator, and team builder. </p> <p>Sam is obsessed with growth and improvement. A natural leader, he is deeply passionate about helping other people become the BEST versions of themselves. Sam hosts the Never Stop Building Podcast, is a business coach and consultant with WinRate Consulting, and is a Forbes Business Council writer and contributor. </p> <p>What You Will Learn</p> <p>• How to create, implement and live your core values</p> <p>• The importance of a growth mindset toward your overall success</p> <p>• The power of self-preservation in your mental and emotional well-being</p> <p>• How to create work-life harmony rather than work-life balance</p> <p>• How to become a strong leader in your organization and in your home life<