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Episode 1262

Feel Like Giving Up? Here’s How to Bounce Back Like a Boss: Episode 1262

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Episode 1262 – Feel Like Giving Up? Here’s How to Bounce Back Like a Boss

In this episode, Mike Campion and Jenell Newell dive into the idea that running a big business doesn’t get easier—it just means you handle bigger problems. Mike points out that top business leaders, like Elon Musk, don’t have fewer challenges. They just get knocked down less often—and bounce back faster when they do. He wants business owners to stop trying to “escape” their business and instead create one so good they wouldn’t dream of selling it.

When Trouble Hits, Don’t Crumple

Jenell shares a real-life story about a new employee who got yelled at during an interview. Sounds rough, right? The lesson: your body sees stress like a physical threat. It gets ready to fight, freeze, or run. But here’s the trick—business owners need to learn to stay calm and keep that CEO energy even when things go sideways. This is where the real growth happens.

Step One: Breathe Like You Mean It

You’ve probably heard it before: “take a deep breath.” But this time, Mike and Jenell mean it literally. When stress hits, stop and take a big belly breath. It helps your brain reset and your heart slow down. Want bonus points? Ground yourself by feeling your feet on the floor. These small tricks help your brain get back in the game so you can lead like a pro.

Your Body Follows Your Mind... or Vice Versa

Mike gets real about how we can trick our brains into feeling better. Feeling scared or defeated? Try standing tall, chest out, hands in the air—your body will believe it! This isn’t just woo-woo stuff. It’s real. You can change how you feel by changing how you move. Want to feel strong before a scary talk with an employee? Superman pose. Do it. Yes, really.

Focus on the Big Picture, Not the Panic

The key to being a great CEO isn’t just staying calm in the moment—it’s also focusing on the right stuff. Don’t obsess over what could go wrong. Instead, focus on your mission, your team, and the big vision. Whether you’re firing someone or raising prices, staying in your “CEO brain” helps you lead with confidence, not fear. Keep your eyes on Mars, not the mess.

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