• JP Phillips on Entrepreneurship

  • May 13 2024
  • Length: 48 mins
  • Podcast
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JP Phillips on Entrepreneurship

  • Summary

  • Jackie "JP" Phillips, owner and CEO of Unheard Media, shares her journey as a self-made entrepreneur and the importance of mentorship. She emphasizes the need to stop and help others, as it can lead to valuable connections and opportunities. JP discusses the mindset of an entrepreneur, including the ability to handle rejection and overcome fear. She highlights the importance of setting boundaries and saying no to opportunities that don't align with your values. JP also emphasizes the significance of financial literacy, emotional intelligence, and group economics in achieving success as an entrepreneur. In this conversation, JP and Ryan discuss the characteristics of businesses and leaders that are pushing forth innovative solutions and those that have an antiquated view on how to get ahead. They highlight the importance of leading with compassion, love, and promoting collaboration within organizations. They also discuss the challenge of identifying authentic leaders who genuinely care about making a positive impact. They emphasize the significance of community in Jackie's business and life, and the role it plays in teaching and mentoring others. They also touch on the need for change in traditional education and the importance of mindset in achieving success. Jackie shares how she has changed her mind about people and the importance of understanding fear and trauma in individuals. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the need for authenticity, compassion, and a growth mindset in business and personal life.

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