Nov 27, 2018
All in. What does that really mean? Can you be all in one aspect of your life or business or does it only apply if you are all in with all aspects of your being?
At various times in my life I have felt all in with everything. When I am all in, magic seems to flow out of my every being and positivity is the outcome. The last ten years or so not so much. I have had moments of all in but to be honest, I do not really think it was really "All In" since it latest just a moment.
So how do you know if you are All In, Part way in or not even close?
My guest today has not only written the Wall Street Journal bestselling book on how to be All In, Shift the Work: The Revolutionary Science of Moving From Apathetic to All in Using Your Head, Heart and Gut, he lives and breathes it. His life's work is to help businesses, people and communities become all in in all aspects of who they are and what they do.
In a no holds barred interview Joe shares how he believes the world can change via one All In at a time to move life and business for everyone from apathy to positive shift.
It was a joy to reconnect with Joe after many years. Take a listen and see if you can hear the moment I realized somewhere along the way I lost my own personal all in to me and how he helped me begin to bring it back.
Joe Mechlinski is a New York Times best-selling author, speaker,
entrepreneur, community activist, husband, and father to two.
Despite attending a high school with the worst graduation rates in
the state of Maryland, Joe went on to graduate from Johns Hopkins
University.
Joe has a deep rooted passion for helping build mission-based,
high-performing cultures and challenging business leaders to think
differently and strategically about how they attract, hire, and
develop the best talent to grow regardless of their size, their
industry, and the economy.
Since 2001, his company, SHIFT (formally eQ), has focused on just
that. SHIFT's mission is to drive growth with entrepreneurs,
executives, and organizations.
SHIFT’s top 100 clients have grown by more than 174%, including
more than 30 companies that have been nationally recognized as Best
Places to Work, Inc. 500/5000 companies, and Forbes Most
Trustworthy… just to name a few.
Joe and SHIFT have been featured on FoxNews.com Live and Bloomberg
Radio, as well as in the Baltimore Sun, Forbes, Entrepreneur, and
The BBJ – which named eQ a “Best Places to Work” five consecutive
years starting in 2011, and recognized Joe as a 2013 “40 Under 40,”
and The Daily Record – where, in 2010, Joe made their “Successful
by 40” list, and in 2012 and 2015 was honored as one of Maryland’s
Most Admired CEOs.
In 2016, Joe was a finalist for the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of
the Year in Maryland.
Joe has served on various boards including: Betamore, Conscious
Venture Labs, Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Greater Chesapeake,
and the Community-University Collaborating Committee (CUCC). He
also co-founded the b4students Foundation, which linked corporate
mentors with at-risk Baltimore students for their entire high
school careers.