How do you define success panel discussion William Howell, Darrell Sirmon, Joe Johnson, Bim Mathis

Summary: How do you define success? Do you define success by your bank account? Your tittle or by how purpose driven you are in life? Tune in for a panel discussion from successful executives on how they define success. My panel guests are William Howell – Marketing Executive with iMarkets Live Darrell Sirmon – Marketing Executive with iMarkets Live Joe Johnson – Entertainment Manager and CEO of CAMP5 Entertainment and sports BiM Mathis - Recording Artist under CAMP5 label Make your life extraordinary with Tony Robbins Personal Achievement products Turn your dreams into reality https://store.tonyrobbins.com/collections/personal-achievement Question 1: How do you define success? As successful musicians, would you define success by how far you have come in your career or do you feel that success has to do with how happy we are? Joe: I define success as the simple act of making a goal and working towards it. I believe that we should make both short term goals and long term goals i.e make 6 month goals so we can check them off as we achieve them and longer term goals like 5 to 10 years. Are you living your life with passion? Learn how to create better relationships from Tony Robbins <a href="https://www.tkqlhce.com/click-8460948-12680916" target="_top"> </a> William - I define success as "Not Quitting" I believe that we have to persevere to accomplish our goals and success to me is being knocked down and getting back up. Darrell - I define success as a legacy. I believe that we have to leave legacy for our children and families. Question 2: How have you used failure to fuel your success? Can you tell the audience of some of your most profound failures and how it lead to your ultimate success? William - We should use failures to help us grow and to learn from our mistakes. Also I have developed the personal mantra that says that No means Not Now! So I have become successful by just getting the No's out of the way to get to the Yes I also believe that the acronym POOR means Pass Over Opportunity so I always look for opportunities in my failures. Darrell - Failure makes us stronger. For me failure is never an option. My acronym is JOB Just Over Broke Because if you have a job and working for the man, you will always be Just Over Broke! BIM - When you fall you get back up, you never stay down. Joe - I won't lie, failure makes you want to quit! When your kids are hungry and they are looking at you with eyes that say we are hungry It does make you want to quit but you always have to remember your WHY. If you don't know your WHY, then you will fail because you will not have the strength to persevere and stay the course. Question 3: As you know success is a mindset. What are some of your beliefs that allowed you to succeed? Joe - My belief is what you get out what you put in! And Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. BIM - Pray! I am always on my knees praying Darrell - I believe in a higher power William - I believe Why Not Me? Why can't I be a successful Entrepreneur? I believe that God put us on this earth to live more abundantly and not just to survive. Question 4: What advise would you give to our listeners including our female listeners on what it takes to succeed? There has been a lot of attention lately on women having to endure male advances and harassment to succeed. How do you feel this can be prevented?

How do you define success panel discussion William Howell, Darrell Sirmon, Joe Johnson, Bim Mathis

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