Entrepreneur, podcast host, and business coach Ken Joslin inspires a lifestyle of “champions” on this episode of What’s Working Now. He joins host Katie Richardson to break down the facets of his community of other high-performing leaders. These leaders share common traits, including an unwillingness to negotiate with themselves, a consistency in daily actions, and a knack for giving back to their community. Get inspired and get energized to meet your goals and provide value.
3 Key Takeaways
Resources
21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by John C. Maxwell
Happy Days by Gabrielle Bernstein
Instagram: @kenjoslin
About Ken
Ken Joslin grew up in a difficult family situation, moving around a lot and attending twelve different schools in twelve years. Despite this, he learned how to be a connector, a skill that would serve him well later in life. After the Air Force and a stint in full-time ministry, Joslin found himself in real estate, where he quickly became a top performer.
It was through real estate that Joslin began to gather around him a community of other high-performing leaders, a group he now calls his "champions." These leaders share some common traits, including an unwillingness to negotiate with themselves and a consistency in taking daily action. For Joslin, staying focused and grounded amidst the chaos of a busy schedule comes down to knowing his core values and staying true to them.
Entrepreneur, podcast host, and business coach Ken Joslin inspires a lifestyle of “champions” on this episode of What’s Working Now. He joins host Katie Richardson to break down the facets of his community of other high-performing leaders. These leaders share common traits, including an unwillingness to negotiate with themselves, a consistency in daily actions, and a knack for giving back to their community. Get inspired and get energized to meet your goals and provide value.
3 Key Takeaways
Resources
21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by John C. Maxwell
Happy Days by Gabrielle Bernstein
Instagram: @kenjoslin
About Ken
Ken Joslin grew up in a difficult family situation, moving around a lot and attending twelve different schools in twelve years. Despite this, he learned how to be a connector, a skill that would serve him well later in life. After the Air Force and a stint in full-time ministry, Joslin found himself in real estate, where he quickly became a top performer.
It was through real estate that Joslin began to gather around him a community of other high-performing leaders, a group he now calls his "champions." These leaders share some common traits, including an unwillingness to negotiate with themselves and a consistency in taking daily action. For Joslin, staying focused and grounded amidst the chaos of a busy schedule comes down to knowing his core values and staying true to them.