Episode 19 - Kathy Debunks quick start stereotypes

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Listen in as Kathy talks with Nicole and Sterling Loucks, the two senior managers at Dynamynd, Inc, the company through which Kathy and her team create new products and programs. They discuss persistence and obstinance in the workplace and life. What does it look like, and when is it appropriate?

At 3 years old doctors believed Jake Scott would never speak again, by age 5 he was diagnosed with severe autism. Few believed Jake would finish high school on time, if ever. 

Thanks to support from his family and knowledge of his conative capabilities, Jake persevered. He not only spoke and graduated high school in four years, he delivered the commencement speech for his graduating class. 

Jake and his mother, Heidi, visit with Kathy to discuss how he succeeded, his goals for the future and the frustrations along the way.

The conclusion of Kathy’s interview with Joe Polish. Includes more of Joe’s marketing wisdom and Joe’s dating ad!

In this episode Kathy Kolbe interviews Joe Polish, a carpet cleaning entrepreneur who went from rags to riches. Literally. 

Kathy discusses the relationship between dieting, exercise, wellness, and your conative strengths. Some things just don’t work for some people. We’ll teach you how to be succeed with any M.O. in health and wellness!

What’s wrong with just trusting your gut?

Kathy offers a no-holds-barred analysis of President Trump’s leadership style in a non-political assessment of leadership, collaboration and compassion.

Kathy has a wide-ranging conversation with podcasting guru Paul Colligan on a number of topics including "should you podcast," obstinance in presentations, instincts and what talents entrepreneurs need on their team. Includes a giveaway and resources at perfectlyobstinate.com/paul.

Kathy Kolbe interviews international thought leader in K-12 education, Diane DeBacker. Together they explore leadership, obstinancy and conative truths.

Kathy interviews Bret and Sterling Loucks, a father and son with very different action oriented instincts.