Looking to redefine success on your own terms? Host Kiley Peters dives into the concept of personal success and shares what she calls the "DNA of Success" framework. Drawing on her experiences with Brainchild Studios, her digital marketing agency, and the founding of RAYNE IX, Kiley guides listeners toward understanding that pursuing someone else's definition of success can lead only to burnout and dissatisfaction.
The "DNA of Success" framework is a tool Kiley created to guide individuals in aligning their endeavors with their own visions of success. This framework, rooted in the principle of making business personal, operates on the SELF acronym:
Through this framework, Kiley offers a pathway for listeners to dissect and understand their true motivations, energy sources, leadership goals, and the concrete facts that frame their ambitions.
Kiley provides actionable advice and shares how her "Accelerator" program and "CEO Hotline" are designed to support executive women and small business owners in applying these principles to level up their businesses. Whether you're reevaluating your career goals, seeking to redefine your business's impact, or simply in search of a community that understands the unique challenges of aligning personal and professional success, this episode of Welcome To Eloma offers a clear, structured approach to achieving fulfillment on your own terms.
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Kiley Peters is a keynote speaker, serial entrepreneur, small business strategist, executive coach, and content marketer with nearly 15 years of industry experience.
She is on a mission to help 1 million women build more financially free and fulfilling lives through her founding of RAYNE IX–an executive consultancy helping women launch, grow, and exit their consulting businesses so they can have greater autonomy, financial freedom, and ownership of their lives.
She’s also the host of Welcome to Eloma, a podcast for visionaries, entrepreneurs, and business owners who want to become better leaders, people, and pioneers.
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How does trauma shape the journey of an entrepreneur? In this episode, Kiley Peters sits down with Corban David Jenai to tackle this complex question. Corban, a serial entrepreneur, speaker, writer, and the leader of HopeGuide, brings his personal and professional experiences to the forefront of the discussion.
Corban defines trauma not simply as events but as our body's response to these events, affecting our nervous system and thought patterns. He shares his experiences by highlighting the importance of understanding and addressing these responses for personal growth and resilience.
The conversation covers the specific challenges entrepreneurs face, like hypervigilance and workaholism, and how these can stem from unresolved trauma. Corban offers insights into recognizing and overcoming these issues including 4 key steps to address trauma and reduce barriers to healing. These include:
Corban's perspective offers a roadmap for entrepreneurs looking to navigate their own experiences with trauma and find a path to healing and success.
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Ready to transform your entrepreneurial journey through storytelling? Join host Kiley Peters as she sits down with Tyshun Wardlaw, owner of Wardlaw Production, to explore how storytelling can elevate your business.
Discover the keys to effective storytelling: innovation, audience understanding, and authenticity. Tyshun debunks common storytelling myths, emphasizing the importance of innovation and authenticity in narrative construction. They discuss tailoring stories to specific audiences and the significance of clarity, precision, and authenticity in messaging.
Moving to practical tips, Tyshun advises leveraging available resources, even on a budget, and being resourceful in a non-traditional business model. She shares insights on navigating partnerships, standing firm on creative vision, and fostering compromise while maintaining creative control.
Tyshun encourages listeners to embrace storytelling's potential within their businesses, from shaping brand narratives to engaging with clients. As you absorb Tyshun's insights, consider the impact storytelling could have in your own entrepreneurial journey. Your story holds tremendous potential for your business!
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Connect with Welcome to Eloma
Instagram: @welcometoeloma
Website: WelcometoEloma.com
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Social: @kileypeters + Linkedin.com/in/kileypeters
Websites: RAYNEIX.com, KileyPeters.com
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Email: [email protected]
Connect with Tyshun Wardlaw
IG and Facebook: @wardlawproductions
Website: www.wardlawtv.com
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Do you want to empower your team to take ownership, innovate, and lead with impact? In this thought-provoking episode of Welcome to Eloma, host Kiley Peters delves deep into the concept of building intrapreneurs within organizations – individuals who not only embrace an ownership mindset but also thrive on taking calculated risks, fostering innovation, and prioritizing people.
Kiley passionately emphasizes the significant benefits that come with nurturing intrapreneurs. These benefits include remarkable improvements in talent retention, leadership capabilities, and the development of enhanced critical thinking and problem-solving skills among your team members.
Kiley strongly encourages entrepreneurs to invest in the human aspect of your employees. Aligning their strengths and weaknesses with their respective roles and creating a positive and nurturing work environment is key to cultivating intrapreneurs.
To support organizations in their journey to build intrapreneurs, the podcast introduces The Intrapreneur Training Program offered by RAYNE IX. This program focuses on six key choices that can lead to a transformation in your team: choosing an ownership mindset, favoring curiosity over judgment, embracing innovation over stagnation, prioritizing collaboration over competition, opting for influence over maintenance, and valuing progress over perfection. The program includes introductory workshops, in-person workshop series, and customized programs complete with group coaching and online education.
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“An intrapreneur is somebody within a business or organization who adopts an ownership mindset, somebody who's taking calculated risks, innovates, leads with impact, and in our opinion, a people-first approach.” (:57 | Kiley Peters)
“Opportunities for professional growth and continued development are two of the top three things that employees are looking for in an employer, with competitive wages being the third. So they're looking for ways that they can continue to grow, and they're looking for continued professional development opportunities. And those are things that will keep them at a company longer than somebody who's not going to help them grow”. (17:00 | Kiley Peters)
“We really need to keep an eye on how we are spending our energy and what we are asking of ourselves and of our teams. Because if we're asking people to do things that deplete their energy on a regular basis, A, they're not going to get it done as fast. It's not going to be done as well. And it really drains people. But if we really tap into what drives their energy, how they can be more productive in the work that they do and align the work that they do with the things that drive their energy, we see things get done in a fraction of the amount of time. We see them get done significantly better. So be really mindful of the energy of your team.” (18:32 | Kiley Peters)
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Entrepreneurship is like an endurance sport, requiring not just skill but also grit and unwavering perseverance. In this episode, Kiley Peters is joined by Steven Pivnik, an entrepreneur, Ironman athlete and freshly-minted author. Together, they dive into the valuable lessons Steven shares from his entrepreneurial and endurance sport experiences.
Over 26 years, Steven’s business expanded to include 200 employees across 12 countries. After exiting, Steven shares some of his biggest lessons. Steven emphasizes the importance of seizing opportunities in business, sharing how an initially unexciting project evolved into a major revenue stream. He stresses the importance of staying alert and willing to take risks in the ever-changing landscape of entrepreneurship.
A crucial element of Steven's business philosophy is the integration of enjoyment in the work environment. He believes that maintaining a fun, positive atmosphere is key to long-term business success, enhancing customer satisfaction and strengthening team dynamics. Reflecting on his business strategy, Steven advocates focusing on recurring revenue and the value of experienced advisors. He also touches on the importance of being open to outside investment and the tough decisions required for business growth.
Steven's book, "Built to Finish: How to Go the Distance in Business and in Life," delves into the synergy between the persistence needed in both endurance sports and business. Sharing personal experiences, he offers actionable strategies for success in these challenging arenas. His key message to entrepreneurs is to embrace fun, seize opportunities, and surround themselves with knowledgeable professionals for sustained success.
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Instagram: @welcometoeloma
Website: WelcometoEloma.com
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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/steven.pivnik/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevenpivnik/
Website: https://stevenpivnik.com
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Connect with Kiley
Social: @kileypeters + Linkedin.com/in/kileypeters
Websites: RAYNEIX.com, KileyPeters.com
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Email: [email protected]