

Grab a copy of Simon’s best-selling book “The Black Ball” here on Amazon.
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In This Episode:
[3:28] What does championship leadership mean to Simon?
[7:30] Who is Simon Lovell and what brought him to where he is today?
[17:00] The Black Ball.
[29:13] His vision, future plans, and impact he wants to make.
[33:06] Emotional intelligence and energetic intelligence.
[35:02] Episode takeaways.
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Important Quotes:
“It takes a lot of energy to not be yourself.”
“Transformation comes with admitting.”
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The Guest:
Simon Lovell is a super high performance and emotional intelligence coach for successful CEOs, Entrepreneurs, and Leaders that holds people accountable and heals their relationships, self-sabotage, and mindset struggles so they can live their happiest lives. Simon Lovell went from a bullied teen, addicted to drugs, alcohol, gambling, and then built his own million-dollar company, but he still wasn’t happy. After healing his childhood trauma he now helps CEOS and entrepreneurs become fulfilled through this proven six-week transformational process called The Super High-Performance Formula. He is the author of The Black Ball: Does Anybody Else Have a Secret? and has been featured on Entrepreneur and Forbes. Simon is also the host of the Unshakeable Leaders podcast.
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Resources:
simonlovell
Linkedin
Instagram
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