From solo sailing around the globe to building successful businesses, Bert terHart shares his secret to overcoming impossible challenges. Ready to master resilience and innovation? Tune in now! #Entrepreneurship #Resilience #Innovation #Leadership #Adventure #GoalSetting #MindsetMastery #BusinessGrowth
Key Notes
- Passion as the Driver: Passion and curiosity are essential for success in both entrepreneurship and exploration.
- The Bucket of Whys: Entrepreneurs need multiple meaningful reasons to keep pushing through challenges.
- Replace Yourself for Growth: The key to scalability is replacing yourself and delegating tasks effectively.
- 5 P’s Framework: A repeatable process of Plan, Prepare, Practice, Persist, and Positive Feedback Loop for overcoming challenges.
- Small Steps for Big Goals: Break down seemingly impossible goals into tiny, manageable actions.
- Community Impact: Small businesses have a profound impact on local communities and economies.
- Resilience and Adaptability: Success requires resilience, adaptability, and being open to unexpected opportunities.
- Digital Presence is Critical: For small businesses, digital visibility is crucial to attract and engage customers.
Links
Website https://leadbrain.ai
https://linkedin.com/in/bertterhart
https://facebook.com/leadbrainai
https://instagram.com/leadbrainai
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Meet Bert
Bert terHart, self-described as ‘soldier, sailor,
adventurer, serial entrepreneur and author’, just
seems to have a knack for knocking off the
impossible.
A Fellow of the Royal Canadian Geographical
Society, Explorer in Residence for the BC Historical
Society, Founder of the Canadian Interactive
Waterways Initiative, CEO of LeadBrain.ai, and
author of, among others, the children’s book ‘Sir
Salty Goes to Sea’, Bert has sailed solo, non-stop
around the world, into the Bering Sea, and out to
the Aleutian Islands all in an effort to follow in the
wake of some of the world’s greatest explorers
and cartographers. In the same vein, he paddled
solo, across Canada from the Pacific to the Atlantic
Oceans covering more than 7800kms by foot and
canoe. What’s coming next is even more extreme.
Or crazy.
