Grant Purcell's guest appearances

Grant Purcell

The Momentum Life Project

The Make It Happen Show

Andrew Morello

Mikael Yan

Turia Pitt

Jessica Sepel

Brett Campbell

Will Davies

Matt Jones

Ronni Kahn

Fred Schebesta

Myers Briggs

Aaron Smith

Daniel Flynn

Kate Morris

Jack Delosa

Peter Hull

OwlTail

What do you think truly separates the successful businesses from the unsuccessful? Is it their knowledge? Is it their resources? Or is it something else entirely? This episode of The Make It Happen Show features one of our own in The Entourage, Grant Purcell, Senior Entrepreneur Development Manager, who's talked to and worked with hundreds of thousands of small to medium business owners over his entire career.   Having spoken to and worked with probably more business owners than anyone in Australia, he's had the opportunity to get a deep understanding of exactly what separates those that are successful and those that aren't. And on this episode, he's sharing with you the top 5 things that makes the difference. If you want to live a successful life and grow a successful business (whatever that means to you), then this episode is not one to be missed. Check it out.   Timestamps: 2:31 - How mindset plays a role in a business' success 4:03 - Why every business needs a mission and vision 6:56 - The different hats that every entrepreneur needs to know about, and how they should segregate their time per role 8:28 - Why it's important to get rid of the 'busy' mindset 9:55 - The value of learning from experts with been-there-done-that experience 12:23 - Why entrepreneurs need to understand their relationship with money, and how this contributes to financial freedom

99. You Make It Happen: The Top 5 Things That Really Separate The Successful Business Owners From The Unsuccessful (with Grant Purcell, The Entourage)

He’s the National Business Development Manager at The Entourage, a childhood cancer survivor, marathon runner and he has 280 items on his bucket list. In this episode, I chat with Grant Purcell, a true example of a ‘momentum maker’ and someone who is living his version of his best life every single day. Hear from Grant about:  Why culture is not all love and pixie dust, it really is all about performance. How The Entourage was voted as being one of Australia’s best places to work and what that looks like on a daily basis. How we can continually perform at a high level by clearing out the clutter and the distraction and how he personally breaks his life up into 8 key areas, has a ‘go to’ person, book or method for each area and clears all other ‘noise’ away to give him the discipline to follow through. Why values are so important that they talk about them at The Entourage every single day and by living and breathing them you can totally change the conversation. And he talks about his views on what makes a truly high performing person and why Jim Rohn was so right with his quote of ‘everybody can, but not everybody will’.  This is a great episode touching on so many aspects of performance, productivity and culture in only 30 minutes! If anyone know about living your best life and how to embody peak performance it’s this guy…who is not only a senior leader at an organisation that is quite literally awarded for their approaches in this area, but who has talked to thousand of business owners and entrepreneurs to gather an unmatched insight into what works and what doesn’t. The Entourage is the leading educational organisation in the country for business owners and entrepreneurs, find out more about The Entourage at: www.the-entourage.com.au and you can connect with Grant on Linked In or follow him on Instagram @grant_pucell. ….because remember, global change starts with individual momentum   PS - I promised to put the book title I referred to in the show notes - so here it is! Essentialism by Greg McKeown (and I did say Jim McKeown on the podcast - so I’m very sorry about that Greg!)

He’s the National Business Development Manager at <a href="https://www.the-entourage.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">The Entourage</a>, a childhood cancer survivor, marathon runner and he has 280 items on his bucket list. In this episode, I chat with Grant Purcell, a true example of a ‘momentum maker’ and someone who is living his version of his best life every single day. Hear from Grant about: <ul> <li>Why culture is not all love and pixie dust, it really is all about performance.</li> <li>How The Entourage was voted as being one of Australia’s best places to work and what that looks like on a daily basis.</li> <li>How we can continually perform at a high level by clearing out the clutter and the distraction and how he personally breaks his life up into 8 key areas, has a ‘go to’ person, book or method for each area and clears all other ‘noise’ away to give him the discipline to follow through.</li> <li>Why values are so important that they talk about them at The Entourage every single day and by living and breathing them you can totally change the conversation.</li> <li>And he talks about his views on what makes a truly high performing person and why Jim Rohn was so right with his quote of ‘everybody can, but not everybody will’.</li> </ul> This is a great episode touching on so many aspects of performance, productivity and culture in only 30 minutes! If anyone know about living your best life and how to embody peak performance it’s this guy…who is not only a senior leader at an organisation that is quite literally awarded for their approaches in this area, but who has talked to thousand of business owners and entrepreneurs to gather an unmatched insight into what works and what doesn’t. The Entourage is the leading educational organisation in the country for business owners and entrepreneurs, find out more about The Entourage at: <a href="http://www.the-entourage.com.au" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.the-entourage.com.au</a> and you can connect with Grant on <a href="linkedin.com/in/grant-purcell-the-entourage" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Linked In</a> or follow him on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/grant_purcell/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">@grant_pucell</a>. ….because remember, global change starts with individual momentum PS - I promised to put the book title I referred to in the show notes - so here it is! <a href="keown.com/book/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Essentialism by Greg McKeown</a> (and I did say Jim McKeown on the podcast - so I’m very sorry about that Greg!)

S4E5: Grant Purcell on why his bucket list is 280 items long 