On this episode of the Find Calm Here Podcast, David Taylor-Klaus shares his experience as a speaker, author, and leadership coach on a mission to unearth and unleash the personal mastery of entrepreneurs and senior executives. Since 2008, he has empowered his tribe to take an active, intentional, and dynamic role in their development to create the kind of life rhythm that enables them to build profitable businesses, raise thriving families, and live wildly fulfilling lives.

His best-selling new book “Mindset Mondays with DTK: 52 Ways to REWIRE Your Thinking and Transform Your Life” is available on Amazon worldwide. This guidebook includes interactive sections and the books’ structured yet playful approach integrates and reinforces new ways of thinking, being, and doing, all in an effort to increase cognitive flexibility and create meaningful, lasting change, and allow the reader to connect to the message that it is possible to change your mindset and that will change your life. 

In this episode we discuss:

6:03 The difference between being a Mighty Network Hosts or Mighty Network Manager, and how these roles are actionable and visionary. It is great to have a vision about the community and how to bring people in to participate, but when people start interacting – it is a decision about what the community is becoming and it’s more about building it together or noticing when a community is starting to build and expand on its own. 

16:21 The importance of self-care as an entrepreneur, making it easier for finding calm. The pandemic brought to light the really deep importance of self-care. Challenges as an entrepreneur and how to improve your business by improving your life with a focus on improving sleep, nutrition, and exercise. 

20:52 REWIRE Framework – Reflect, Experiment, Write, Investigate, Revise, Expand with six steps to implement the framework that is immediately actionable and customizable. 

25:48 Community management time commitments, for entrepreneurs to decide if hosting a Mighty Network, is or isn’t for them. Content matters in a community and it is important to create a community that serves and not pitches to members. 

34:10 Use the simplest tool in your toolbox, stop complicating things to keep it easy to reach goals faster. Letting go of all of the things you think you need and start doing things.