This preludes prefaces the entire series. A great place to start to learn some backstory about the OSAT Pathway.

As we get started, we talk about the importance of creating a proper mindset. How your mindset sets your day. Lifting yourself above the default mindset. Are you an Expeditor or a Facilitator? Getting things done - closing the gap. The problem-solver looks for opportunities and solutions - not excuses. And lastly, the importance of tenacity and resilience.

This show is about relationships. The importance of creating friendships along your journey, and the value of lasting relationships when getting things done. Uncovering the go-to person. We discuss the value of mentors and mentoring. Lastly, relationships are a two-way street.

We discuss the "One Step at a Time Approach". Why starting at the beginning is a critical ingredient for success. How not to get overwhelmed. Breaking a problem down into small, achievable steps. After the first step, each of the subsequent steps give you a new perspective, with new opportunities arising. Lastly, learn what an OODA loop is.

More info on the OODA Loop:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OODA_loop

We discuss what to do about your insecurities. Why knowing yourself and your insecurities is  critical step towards overcoming them. Should you show your insecurities? How to draw strength from a weakness. Learn about what you can control and the value of being prepared. Lastly, how being who you are is absolutely essential to success.

Your level of preparedness is you default. Learn to go beyond that default and elevate your preparedness in order to be successful. Just showing up ins't enough, learn why anticipating what will be needed is a critical skill. Job interviews, learn how to separate yourself from the pack. Being better, faster and stronger - tips to get the job you want. Having a team-player mindset. Ask the question few people ask: "how can you add value for your employer?" Finally, does a fancy degree equal a job?

More info about the Dun & Bradstreet Reference Books:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dun_%26_Bradstreet

Our final destination on the OSAT Pathway, this episode is affectionately called "The Hail Mary." If you don't know where you are going - take a step, any road with lead you there. We discuss making money vs being of value. What will you impact be? The value of taking forks in the road, and the essential roadmap to wealth. Lastly, our podcast guests share final thoughts.

See some talks by Simon Sidek:
https://www.ted.com/speakers/simon_sinek

We discuss why trust and integrity is the foundation of The Pathway. The Essentials: Accountability, Responsibility and Reliability. What is the best approach when you've made a mistake? FACT: in the end the truth always resurfaces.