From Broken to Re-Built: E11evating First Responders to Entrepreneurial Success
In this episode, Kyle Goodknight and Brian Livingston delve into the unique struggles faced by first responders. They discuss mental health issues, the importance of seeking help, and the impact of job stress on families. Brian shares his personal journey, including his transition from the force, and how his service now aids others in similar situations. The episode concludes with a spotlight on sponsor, Frontline Empowerment Solutions.
Key Points
- Brian Livingston, a former police officer, now mentors first responders who have reached a point where they can no longer return to work, helping them navigate their next steps and build new careers.
- Kyle and Brian emphasize the importance of mental health for first responders, advocating for seeking help and using resources to manage job-related stress and trauma.
- The podcast highlights the reality that first responders are more than their jobs, and it's crucial to recognize and nurture all aspects of their identity to maintain balance and well-being.
Brian Livingston is a former police officer and the founder of MyGuru Mentoring. Over the last 20 years, he has helped hundreds of people create and grow their businesses, with a combined net worth well over $100 million and growing! Today, his focus and passion are with first responders who need a career change but are still looking for a way out. Through his From Broken to Re-Built mentoring program, he can help you start fresh and create the happy, financially secure future you and your family need and deserve. Join host Kyle Goodknight on The E11evate Podcast as he shares the inspiring journey of Brian Livingston, a former police officer turned entrepreneur. Discover how Brian's “My Guru Mentoring” program is transforming the lives of first responders, empowering them to achieve financial freedom and career fulfillment. Don't miss this episode, which is packed with insights and strategies for entrepreneurial success! In our discussion, Brian shared two insightful nuggets. Firstly, he advised, "Find two people to model your career after." This practical wisdom encourages aspiring professionals to seek guidance from role models who embody their desired success and values. Secondly, Brian highlighted the power of a simple question when someone is or may be in crisis: "Want to grab a coffee?" This casual invitation serves as a discreet way to reach out for support or guidance, particularly in environments where seeking help may carry a stigma, such as among first responders.
Find more about Brian and how to reach him here: https://10xstageagency.com/brian-livingston/
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