Make The Entrepreneurial Dream A Reality – Mark Winters

Summary

When big companies such as The Walt Disney Company, McDonald’s, and Ford Motor Company were just starting out, each of them had an Integrator helping the Visionary make their entrepreneurial dream a reality.

On this episode, we are here with Mark Winters. He is a Certified EOS Implementer, coach, facilitator, and author of the book Rocket Fuel. He has led a range of companies, from startups to multibillion-dollar global enterprises such as Procter & Gamble.

Mark talks about how having a well-matched Integrator can give visionaries freedom. He shares valuable tips on how Visionaries and Integrators can find each other and maximize their relationship, which is a significant factor in the business’s success.

Key Takeaways

At any successful entrepreneurial company, there are two kinds of leaders; the visionary and the integrator.
The Implementer is someone who implements an operating system in a company while the Integrator is responsible for making sure things happen.
You need to be well-matched with your integrator because you’ll be spending a lot of time with that person.
A fractional integrator approach is a way for you to try before you buy or date a little bit before you jump off into a full-time relationship.
Be clear for yourself what your role is because wearing multiple hats gets you off your game even in the area you’re good at.
Benefits of having an integrator:
- It helps you get closer to entrepreneurial freedom.
- It expands your fingerprint that you’re going to leave on the world.
Rocket Fuel Power Index – a tool that both the visionary and integrator can use to see if they’re leveraging the power of that relationship
For every four true visionaries that are out there, there’s one true integrator in the population.
Resources:
- Rocket Fuel – book by Mark Winters
- Rocket Fuel website
- Online quiz to know whether you’re a Visionary or an Integrator

The Vitality Shift

Get Inspired-Dr. Chuck Ribley

Summary

When one has the passion for the things they do or their profession, it is the road to success. It could also mean that one is inspired from within. If Chiropractors are inspired from within, wherever they will be, it will mean success in what they’re doing with the inclusion of confidence and faith in what they have.

On this episode, we have Dr. Chuck Ribley. He graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 1960. He is a co-founder of Life University and was the spearhead in seeing it through its accreditation. He helps out today as a consultant to the Board at Life University.

Dr. Ribley talks about his journey with Chiropractic. He shares the beginning of Life University and the challenges they faced with it. He also provides helpful suggestions for the underdogs in the profession.

Key Takeaways

In chiropractic, there’s a spiritual energy in metaphysical principles wherein there’s a click that happens that all of sudden you are in awareness state.
For chiropractors, make sure to bring your wife or partner when you have meetings about chiropractic. You cannot grow with chiropractic and leave your wife or partner at home. It should be done together.
In chiropractic, there are a lot of things that you can talk about when it comes to evidence-based chiropractic rather than apologizing. Chiropractors need to be more vocal.
If you’re inspired from within, any chiropractor wherever they’re at will mean ultra-successful in doing what they’re doing.
Chiropractors need to have more faith and confidence with what they have.
The more you follow your gut feeling, the stronger you become.
Do something every day like meditate or visualize. If the world is kicking you, take a few minutes to reprogram and get yourself back to center.
You have got to take responsibility for the world you live in.
A leader is about somebody that does something from within themselves and just starts doing it.