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Are you struggling to move forward productively and achieve your dream? Living a life of success and significance is a powerful motivator. We take success from different perspectives, but, maybe it is not as complicated as we think. One of the most powerful takeaways for this week’s podcast episode is our guest, Dennis Dowdell’s distinction between success and significance. Success is a tool, and significance is the goal. 🎯 It's all about serving others and helping them become successful, which ultimately leads to your own.

I had a wonderful time speaking with Dennis when he shared his fantastic and inspiring journey from being a school bus driver to learning and developing the skills needed to build a large team of over 250,000 people worldwide. He emphasizes the importance of personal growth and mindset in building a successful business. His insights on leadership and business growth were invaluable, and I appreciate his emphasis on problem-solving and learning from mentors. Dennis has recently formed his own company, Maximize You, to take what he has learned and accomplished over the years and share it with the outside world. This shares principles that work with a multiplicity of economic, philosophical, and religious communities. Helping people go from hopeless to hopeful, poverty to wealth, timidity to confidence, follower to leader, and from leader to leader of leaders. As Dennis says, "For things to change, you've got to change." So, if you're looking for inspiration and guidance on how to achieve success in your business, tune in to this episode now! 

• Leadership isn't a position, it's not a pen, it's not a trophy. Leadership is a process of performance.
• Things happened for us, they changed our direction, they caused us to learn something. You see, every failure is not a failure, every failure is a lesson.
• Dennis talks about how he learned to solve problems for people instead of selling products, and how this approach helped him succeed in his business.
• Find the need and fill it and if you help enough people get what they want then you get everything that you want and that's exactly what I was able to do and that's what made it work so well for me and that's the key.
• What a great opportunity just to encourage people and help them get to the next level to keep them pointed in the right direction. It's exciting because you know the future is out there for us. Hard times are moments when you just try to survive, but, what you need to know is that the hard times are the prime times to thrive because the need is great and when the need is great and you meet the need, then you can grow.”

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Marketing Boost Team

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