The Everyday Millionaire and Mindset Matters Podcast

In this thought-provoking episode of The MindShui Way, Patrick Francey and Steffany Hanlen Francey explore the powerful distinction between hidden beliefs and limiting beliefs, and how both quietly shape our identity, confidence, decision-making, relationships, finances, and future potential.Patrick explains that hidden beliefs are often unconscious assumptions running in the background of our mental operating system, while limiting beliefs are the stories and narratives we consciously repeat without realizing the cost they impose on our lives. Together, they influence everything from our self-worth and confidence to our ability to create success and embrace opportunity.Using relatable examples such as "money doesn't grow on trees," "I'm not good with names," "I'm too old to start again," and "I'll believe it when I see it," Patrick and Steffany unpack how seemingly harmless phrases can become invisible barriers that restrict growth and possibility. They discuss how beliefs inherited from family, culture, and childhood experiences often shape our worldview without our awareness.The conversation also explores the relationship between belief systems and performance, particularly in entrepreneurship, leadership, and elite athletics. Steffany shares insights from her experience coaching world-class athletes, highlighting how breakthroughs often occur when individuals identify and challenge the beliefs that have been limiting them.At its core, this episode is an invitation to examine the stories we tell ourselves and ask whether they are serving us or restricting us. Through the lens of MindShui, or "Feng Shui for the Mind," Patrick and Steffany encourage listeners to clear mental clutter, uncover hidden beliefs, and create space for greater confidence, possibility, and personal transformation.

“If the information you're consuming is telling you you're a victim, it's still low-responsibility data.” – Corrie GeorgeIn this episode of The Everyday Millionaire Podcast, Patrick Francey sits down with entrepreneur, sales strategist, and YESSA founder Corrie George to explore the intersection of sales, leadership, education, resilience, and entrepreneurship.Corrie shares his remarkable journey from knocking on doors as an 11-year-old to building one of North America's highest-performing sales organizations. What began with selling services door-to-door evolved into leading large-scale sales teams, building Grant Cardone Canada into a major operation, and eventually creating YESSA, a unique sales academy designed to bridge the gap between traditional education and real-world business success.Throughout the conversation, Corrie challenges conventional thinking about education, arguing that many young people leave school without practical skills in communication, persuasion, leadership, and business development. His solution is a hands-on training model that combines classroom learning with real-world sales experience, creating what he describes as a modern trade school for sales and entrepreneurship.The discussion also explores the mindset required for success. Corrie emphasizes the importance of choosing advisors carefully, filtering out unproductive opinions, and developing the ability to think independently. He shares personal stories of overcoming addiction, rebuilding his life, surviving a serious Crohn's disease diagnosis, and growing his company through some of the most challenging economic conditions in recent history.Patrick and Corrie also discuss AI, the future of sales, business expansion into the United States, leadership development, competition as a performance driver, and the challenges facing Canadian entrepreneurs.This episode delivers powerful lessons on personal responsibility, skill development, business growth, and the importance of becoming the architect of your own future rather than a victim of external circumstances.

In this thought-provoking episode of The MindShui Way Podcast, Patrick Francey and Steffany Hanlen Francey unpack one of the most misunderstood concepts in personal growth, leadership, business, and performance: confidence. Many people believe confidence comes from competence, achievement, or being the loudest person in the room. Patrick and Steffany challenge that belief and reveal why true confidence is actually built on self-trust.Drawing from decades of experience in entrepreneurship, Olympic coaching, leadership development, and mental performance, they explore the difference between confidence, competence, composure, and purpose. The conversation highlights how confidence is not about dominance, perfection, or avoiding fear. Instead, it is about trusting yourself to handle discomfort, criticism, uncertainty, and mistakes.Steffany shares insights from her work with world-class athletes, explaining how confidence develops through preparation, resilience, and the willingness to learn from setbacks. Patrick expands on the idea that confidence is an "inside job," rooted in self-awareness rather than comparison to others.Together they discuss why social judgment, embarrassment, and the fear of being misunderstood often prevent people from reaching their potential. They also explore the importance of purpose-driven action, emotional composure, courageous conversations, and learning to stop seeking validation from others.Listeners will gain practical strategies for overcoming self-doubt, navigating criticism, building mental resilience, and creating lasting confidence that is not dependent on external success or approval.Whether you're an entrepreneur, leader, athlete, parent, coach, or someone seeking greater self-confidence, this episode offers powerful insights into developing the mindset needed to thrive in uncertain situations while remaining grounded in who you truly are.

In this powerful rebrand episode, Patrick Francey and Steffany Hanlen Francey introduce the evolution of the Mindset Matters podcast into The MindShui Way, a deeper exploration into self mastery, identity, emotional awareness, and personal transformation. The conversation explores why the word “mindset” began to feel overused and incomplete, and how “MindShui” better reflects the process of clearing mental and emotional clutter to create alignment, clarity, resilience, and flow.Patrick and Steffany unpack the difference between mindset and self mastery, explaining that mindset is often about what we do, while self mastery is about who we become. Through stories from their own relationship, coaching experiences, travel frustrations, and personal development journeys, they reveal how emotional triggers, reactions, and unconscious behaviors can evolve through awareness and intentional growth.The episode introduces the Four Stages of Competence, moving from unconscious incompetence to unconscious competence, where resilience, emotional regulation, and conscious leadership become integrated into everyday life. Patrick shares how transformational experiences like the Hoffman Process helped him collapse emotional triggers and fundamentally change how he responds to stress, conflict, and communication.Steffany brings powerful insight into identity, mastery, and the importance of integrating the mind, heart, and soul. Together, they discuss why so many people remain trapped in rigid identity patterns and how self mastery requires continual observation, curiosity, humility, and evolution.This episode is a meaningful foundation for The MindShui Way and offers listeners practical wisdom on emotional intelligence, personal growth, leadership, resilience, relationships, and conscious living. It is a conversation about becoming more intentional in how we think, lead, respond, and show up in every area of life.People Mentioned + URLsPatrick FranceyPatrick Francey Official WebsiteSteffany Hanlen FranceySteffany Hanlen Francey Official WebsiteDr. Wayne DyerWayne Dyer Official WebsiteHoffman InstituteHoffman Institute Official WebsiteWestJetWestJet Official WebsiteResources MentionedRich Dad Poor Dad by Robert KiyosakiRich Dad Official WebsiteThe Wealthy BarberThe Wealthy Barber Official WebsiteWho Moved My Cheese?Who Moved My Cheese Book

In this powerful episode of the Everyday Millionaire Podcast, Patrick Francey sits down with mental performance coach, TEDx speaker, and lion tracker David Gerber for a deep conversation about fear, identity, courage, and what it truly means to come alive again.David shares the extraordinary story of how tracking wild lions in Africa transformed the way he sees leadership, growth, and human potential. What began as a fascination with safaris evolved into a profound journey of self-discovery after a painful divorce forced him to reevaluate his identity and purpose.Throughout the episode, David explains how modern life often conditions people into living “caged” lives driven by comfort, certainty, and fear of judgment. Using vivid stories from the African bush, including moments of standing his ground during lion charges, he reveals how real growth only happens when people step beyond the limits of safety and into discomfort.Patrick and David also explore mental performance coaching, emotional regulation, masculinity, vulnerability, and the connection between fear and transformation. The discussion moves into the psychology of elite athletes, the importance of nervous system awareness, and why authentic leadership requires courage and self-mastery.David also discusses his upcoming book The Lion Is You, which explores how people can reconnect with the untamed, adventurous version of themselves that often gets buried under societal expectations and conditioning.This episode is an inspiring and thought-provoking conversation for entrepreneurs, leaders, athletes, and anyone searching for greater clarity, resilience, purpose, and aliveness in life and business.