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Where do we get our definition of success from, and how often do we challenge it? It's tempting to grow and achieve within the walls we've been taught to surround ourselves with, but breaking through those walls and creating in a way that's uniquely ours can take us further than we ever imagined.
Randy Massengale is an educator and coach dedicated to helping entrepreneurs and business owners succeed with strategies, philosophies, and habits tailored to their unique blend of creativity and expertise. He has shared his insights with industry giants like Intel and Microsoft and is an avid reader with a passion for self-education.
In this episode of the Rigging the Game podcast, Dan and Randy delve into why mentorship is crucial for success, the difference between I-shaped and T-shaped people, and the art of staying in your lane. Tune in to start growing on your own terms.
What You’ll Learn
- Why formal education isn’t completely useless
- How doing the research changes the game
- What to do about the energy-sucking people in your life
- And much more!
Favorite Quote
“I bring back the creativity as a coach, I'm trying to bring back the creativity and then have you do it within context. You may do it within the financial world. Someone else may do it within technology. Someone else may do it within fashion, but there's still this creativity that we want to bring to bear on it rather than we just reinforce rules all the time.”
- Randy Massengale
Connect with Randy Massengale
How to Get Involved
Visit Dan Nicholson’s website - Nth Degree CPAs and Rigging The Game to learn how he helps small business owners cultivate good accounting and tax practices to achieve their financial goals. Rig the game to win and set the outcomes you want in life and business. Get closer to what you want with Certainty News.
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