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Inside Job
DISCOVER who you are. IMAGINE who you could be, and ACHIEVE all the potential within you.
We are all only as good as the thoughts we think. What are you thinking? If you want to change your life, you have to change the way you think. Your mind is a steering wheel, and you can move it in any direction you desire.
Personal mentor to entrepreneurs Mark Sephton challenges you to create the right environment and mental culture to tap into your creative genius.
Inside Job is built on your capability to work on the way you think, act and behave. Your beliefs about who you are determine your behaviour. The way we think, our attitude and mindset toward ourselves is an “inside job.” Discovering your own identity and purpose is paramount to achieving extraordinary shifts in the way you live, develop and advance. In this way, you can fully understand who you are and live out of your own identity.
As a society, we’re only one thought away from a cure for AIDS and cancer. We must create an environment where we each intentionally strengthen our ability to harvest the thoughts that could bring liberation, breakthrough and success— not just for ourselves but for our communities and our world.
Sephton share’s his personal story of struggle, setbacks and challenges that have shaped the successful man he is today. Often in life, others want what you have, but few are willing to go through what you did in order to get it. Mark shares his story to encourage and liberate and, in the process, reveals stories that created mindset shifts, character building and a mental culture that stimulated personal growth. Inside Job encourages people to have the audacity not just to think and dream, but to act.
Sephton shares countless groundbreaking methods and mindset shifts that have led to the turnaround of entrepreneurial businesses and their leaders through his professional life:
The ability to take a thought and put it into action
Be you everyone else is taken
Jump in the driver’s seat, and take the wheel
Life is a marathon not a sprint
Breaks lead to breakthroughs
Small victories today will change the course of tomorrow
Turn adversity into advantage
We learn so much from mistakes— let’s go make some more
Affect the environment in which you are planted
We are all only as good as the thoughts we think. What are you thinking? If you want to change your life, you have to change the way you think. Your mind is a steering wheel, and you can move it in any direction you desire.
Personal mentor to entrepreneurs Mark Sephton challenges you to create the right environment and mental culture to tap into your creative genius.
Inside Job is built on your capability to work on the way you think, act and behave. Your beliefs about who you are determine your behaviour. The way we think, our attitude and mindset toward ourselves is an “inside job.” Discovering your own identity and purpose is paramount to achieving extraordinary shifts in the way you live, develop and advance. In this way, you can fully understand who you are and live out of your own identity.
As a society, we’re only one thought away from a cure for AIDS and cancer. We must create an environment where we each intentionally strengthen our ability to harvest the thoughts that could bring liberation, breakthrough and success— not just for ourselves but for our communities and our world.
Sephton share’s his personal story of struggle, setbacks and challenges that have shaped the successful man he is today. Often in life, others want what you have, but few are willing to go through what you did in order to get it. Mark shares his story to encourage and liberate and, in the process, reveals stories that created mindset shifts, character building and a mental culture that stimulated personal growth. Inside Job encourages people to have the audacity not just to think and dream, but to act.
Sephton shares countless groundbreaking methods and mindset shifts that have led to the turnaround of entrepreneurial businesses and their leaders through his professional life:
The ability to take a thought and put it into action
Be you everyone else is taken
Jump in the driver’s seat, and take the wheel
Life is a marathon not a sprint
Breaks lead to breakthroughs
Small victories today will change the course of tomorrow
Turn adversity into advantage
We learn so much from mistakes— let’s go make some more
Affect the environment in which you are planted
180 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 1, 2014
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8 people want to read
About the author
Mark Sephton
2 books7 followersMARK SEPHTON is the United Kingdom’s first personal mentor to entrepreneurs. His mission to help others has seen him break into global markets while working with startups and millionaire entrepreneurs around the world.
Mark began his professional journey while working in the hospitality industry, where he served for 12 years. Mark’s love for personal development and self improvement took him on a series of life discoveries, during which time he took on many business and leadership courses and received a life coaching diploma.
Mark has drilled down to the essence of these experiences and created a business to help draw out the magnificent potential of each and every client. Through his enthusiasm and remarkable communicative ability, Mark has spoken on countless business stages, where he has shared his story, motivated attendees and promoted entrepreneurship.
Mark is a regularly contributor at entrepreneur.com and host’s a radio show called ‘ Talk Business ‘ for Radio Plus Coventry with a worldwide reach.
Mark began his professional journey while working in the hospitality industry, where he served for 12 years. Mark’s love for personal development and self improvement took him on a series of life discoveries, during which time he took on many business and leadership courses and received a life coaching diploma.
Mark has drilled down to the essence of these experiences and created a business to help draw out the magnificent potential of each and every client. Through his enthusiasm and remarkable communicative ability, Mark has spoken on countless business stages, where he has shared his story, motivated attendees and promoted entrepreneurship.
Mark is a regularly contributor at entrepreneur.com and host’s a radio show called ‘ Talk Business ‘ for Radio Plus Coventry with a worldwide reach.
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September 8, 2016
Sephton establishes from the Foreward that he is goal driven and willing to face setbacks in the path to success. Seamlessly floating through past and present, Sephton weaves charmingly anecdotal stories with lessons learned. The author is a big believer in learning from others and peppers his work with lessons from people he’s interviewed.
Readers will leave “Inside Job” ready to face their challenges head on and knowing that there is someone our there who has been where they are and knows that persistence is key. Sephton advises readers (and illustrates) several times in “Inside Job” that the best thing we can do is surround ourselves with people who bring value to our lives. “Never be the smartest person in the room.” is an adage the author quotes in the Foreward. Readers will see the wisdom upon finishing “Inside Job.” Sephton is a man that has figured out the secret to his personal definition of success and one whose advice is worthwhile.
Readers will leave “Inside Job” ready to face their challenges head on and knowing that there is someone our there who has been where they are and knows that persistence is key. Sephton advises readers (and illustrates) several times in “Inside Job” that the best thing we can do is surround ourselves with people who bring value to our lives. “Never be the smartest person in the room.” is an adage the author quotes in the Foreward. Readers will see the wisdom upon finishing “Inside Job.” Sephton is a man that has figured out the secret to his personal definition of success and one whose advice is worthwhile.
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