Kelly Roach

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1,101 appearances 6 recordings 3 series first heard Jan 2025 last heard 18 Sep

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Finding Peak with Ryan Hanley · Kelly Roach Shares Her SECRET to Business Success · 27 Feb 2025 podcast

But don't do anything about them because it requires a behavior change and behavior change requires being disciplined, being uncomfortable and failing a lot in the process. Right.

Congratulations. That's so wonderful.

what you might what you should be doing i guess does that make sense is that does that play for you yeah i i speak to this all the time so i think you know there's two big things and i think part one is everything that you just described it's that people are setting goals based on societal norms and expectations

of their peers, their industry, their network, their associations that are being projected onto them versus them deciding what they want. And I'll talk more to that in just a second and deep belief that I have around that. But the second part of it is, I think people don't ask themselves what the implications of what their dreams will cost are going to be.

And that's a very, very important question to ask because dreams come with a price tag and the bigger the dream, the bigger the price tag.

And if you're not willingly contractually obligating your heart to investing the price that your dream costs, then you're just going to live a life of frustration because you're never going to act in alignment with the dreams that you desire, which means you're never going to accomplish them. You're always going to feel like a failure, always going to feel like you're falling short.

And that's because, A, they weren't your dreams to begin with. So you were never going to do them because they weren't in alignment for you. They weren't even your dreams to begin with. And B, you never stop to ask yourself, what is the sacrifice that will be required in order to do this? And anything that's worth anything in your life is going to come with immense sacrifice.

And that's what makes it worthwhile. And that's how you learn the skills to achieve and sustain success is by going through that molding and maturing process of becoming the person that can not just accomplish that thing, but but hold it. Right. And I think there's also a faith perspective on that. And this is just my personal, you know, purview.

But, you know, as a business strategist for many years, you know, I think that each of us were put here with a very specific calling from God. I think we each have a mission. I think every day that we wake up, that's God saying to us, you know, I need you to be here for one more day because there's something that you haven't contributed to this world yet that you're here to do.

And I think people are many times operating of the world, which is ego instead of operating of God, which is asking, what am I here to contribute? How am I here to serve? Where am I being called to go in my life as a next step? And,

I think that when you pivot into getting on this journey and on this path of fulfilling your calling, which is from your soul, it's from your heart, it's from your intuition versus pursuing checking boxes and getting all of these external things, you can still achieve the external things that are maybe for you that are in alignment with that, but you probably will act differently

more congruently with accomplishing the goals that you set out to achieve because to everything that you just said and i love what your talk is about i couldn't agree more and i think it's a huge thing um that alignment is there right yeah i'm completely aligned with you on the faith aspect where christians my kids actually go to catholic school i have a

Yeah, I mean, I think it's one of the most important responsibilities that people like you and I have. And I very often talk about business through the context of training for your business, like an athlete trains for their sport. I say it's a blood sport.

And I talk a lot about the realities of what it means to be a CEO of a successful organization, which there's no clear and honest representation of that online whatsoever. And so it starts by people like us just sharing these truths with people so that they can get into a state of preparation.

Because a big part of what's happened, particularly in the online world, is that there's just been such a misrepresentation and over glamorized glorification of entrepreneurship. And the truth is 85% of businesses fail. The divorce rates amongst entrepreneurs are higher. There's a mental health crisis. There's a significant amount of depression.

It's and I believe the people that don't go through those things are the people that did the exercise of being highly discerning. And to your point, actually, it's very interesting. I have a daughter that's 10. She's about to turn 11. My favorite thing to do also is speaking.

I have specifically not pursued a speaking career for the last 10 years because I am not willing to travel and be away from my family forever. all the reasons that you just said, because it was not worth it to me.

What I would gain, which is a lot, same with you, you would gain a lot by being on the road doing that, is not equivalent to what I would lose in that time that I can't ever get back that's unreplaceable. I just literally started taking a speaking program this month that starts next week because I just started homeschooling my daughter. Best decision ever.

And me and my husband are actually doing it together. But now we can travel together. We have more freedom. I don't have to be away from them, all of those things. So it's both to the positive and to the negative. When I was starting my business, I was working as an executive in a Fortune 500 company.

My husband and I decided that instead of having two incomes, we wanted one of us to be home full time with our daughter our entire lives, never put her in daycare, never with a babysitter with us. and retired my husband while I was starting my new business, worked a full-time job and worked in the business for years.

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