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In the second part of this two-part series, Ryan and Kim talk about how to grow your business intentionally and successfully. In this episode, they cover why you need to grow yourself to grow your company and figuring successful habits, and what are the essential tasks to do in a day.
Ryan is a High-Performance Coach, Author, and Speaker who guides people to reach their full potential in their lives, businesses, and teams through my proven method of intentional growth.
As a former ESPN Academic All-American, he decided to channel his competitiveness from baseball to business by founding a startup company in Silicon Valley. After a few years of iterations and modest growth, he became a statistic when he had to shut down the company.
As he reflected on that experience, he realized that in the same way he developed himself as an athlete–to be a high performer on the baseball field, he must apply that same method to become a high performer in business. Unfortunately, it took a failed business to figure that out. From that experience, he developed a formula for growth called the Intentional Growth Model™️.
Around that same time, He was asked to be a founding team member of a tech startup company again. He applied all that he learned from my previous experience to help make this company a success. Over 7 years, they intentionally built the company from just an idea into a successful, venture-backed brand with Fortune 500 clients.
Taking what he learned about high-performance intentional growth, he wrote a book based upon the growth formula and now gets to coach people on how to reach their full potential to teams, businesses, and people across the Country.
EP 205 – Perform At Your Best By Getting Rid of Fear With Olympic Coach Ram Nayyar
Canadian Olympic Coach Ram Nayyar joins Kim to talk about how to perform at your best by getting rid of fear in your life. He also shares about his journey to writing The Sport of Life and how it has changed him both personally and professionally.
EP 204- The 5 Roadblocks To Writing A Book Part 2 with Juanita Wootton-Radko
Juanita joins Kim to finish the last three roadblocks to writing a book, what to write about, who to write to and the self-confidence to complete the project.
EP 202 – The Power of Love In Your Business
Kim Thompson-Pinder talks about how love is one of the most powerful forces in the universe and when you use it in your business the right way, you create loyal clients and customers who consider you family.
EP 201 How Authenticity Builds Your Business With The Authority Gang
In today’s episode, Kim, Krystle, and Carol talk about growing your business and how authenticity allows you to grow your business in ways you never expected.
EP 203-The Go-Giver Way With Bob Burg
Bob Burg joins Kim on Author To Authority to talk about how you can give exceptional value in business and enjoy extraordinary results through the Five Laws that are the core concepts in The Go-Giver series.
EP 200- The 5 Roadblocks To Writing A Book-Part 1
Kim is excited to introduce to you the co-host of the Author To Authority Podcast, Juanita Wootton-Radko.
EP 199- Creating Incredible Business Connections With Brian Sexton
Brian Sexton, host of The Intentional Encourager podcast, joins Kim on this episode to talk about how to make strong connections because #PeopleBuyFromPeople.
EP 198- The Power To Speak Naked With Tyler Foley
Tyler Foley joins Kim to talk about how to speak in any situation, whether it be a boardroom, a networking meeting, to a client. He gives many tips that are going to be useful, no matter where you are speaking.
EP 197 – Purpose Driven Prospecting Pt 2 with Chris Baden
In part two Kim & Chris talk about not working harder but producing better results, and amazing goal & prospecting planner and the good, the bad and the ugly of becoming an author.
EP 195 – How To Speak Attractively To Potential Clients and Customers PT2 With Kim Thompson-Pinder and Juanita Wootton-Radko
In part two Kim & Juanita continue their series on how to communicate in a way that is attractive to potential clients and customers. In this part the rest of the ten speaking faux pas that entrepreneurs make.