Critique Yourself More: The Secret to Getting Better Results w/ Ronnie Doss

In today’s episode, I’m joined by returning guest and longtime friend, Ronnie Doss. As a coach and speaker who’s having conversations with high performers or talking to them from the stage, Ronnie has a ton of great insights to make our businesses and lives better. He knows a lot about helping people navigate change and transition in any area of their lives. Ronnie has recently put his wisdom into a book called Colossal Considerations, where he provides thought-provoking insights and thoughts that can help us reflect, ask better questions and improve how we show up in the world. Ronnie is a speaker, coach, author and America’s #1 Teamwork and Performance Specialist. Ronnie trained for 5 years in the realm of human behavior and personal development. His understanding of why people think, feel and behave gives him phenomenal insights into what may be holding an individual back. Ronnie believes the key to building successful organizations begins with building empowered individuals. Over the past decade, Ronnie has led leadership training in countries around the world including Australia, New Zealand, and the Netherlands. Whether we like what’s happening in the industry or not, we have to learn how to embrace change. Turbulent and uncertain times aren’t as difficult if we can adapt quickly. It allows us to get into movement and momentum a lot quicker and that sets us up for success. When it comes to embracing change, there’s one formula that can guide us. Intention + mechanism = results. If we’re not happy with the results we currently have, we can reverse engineer the process to figure out what intention led to it or what mechanism (or lack thereof) led to the outcome. We can talk about doing great things all day long, but time and results have a way of proving who had the right intentions and who was doing all the right things. In order to get this formula to work in our favor, we have to get really comfortable with critiquing ourselves - not out of blame but out of responsibility. If we’re living in a place of constructive self-critique, reflection and asking ourselves the right questions, turbulent times can create massive opportunity. CTA ​​Please leave us a review at https://ratethispodcast.com/nla