Host: Drew Canole
SUMMARY:
Relationships, leadership, ownership of your health routines and many other ‘ships’ are discussed with Organifi’s CEO, Mae Steigler.
Are first impressions REALLY everything? Mae tells us a little origin story about her first encounter with Drew Canole in a very “stuffy” Lulu Lemon store back in 2010. Now they’ve been working together making health products for 11 years. Sometimes the universe works in mysterious ways.
Drew and Mae share some memories of the early days of Fitlife & Organifi. Drew had discovered the power of “life-giving juice,” lost 40 pounds and was on a mission to share his experience with as many people as possible. Mae was the first to join him in this mission and they quickly began growing a following online.
6:55 “You can break down the idea that if you’re not eating a lot, you can still have lots of energy [through micronutrient-dense foods.]”
It was still revolutionary in 2010 to recommend people ADD micronutrient-dense foods into their diet, instead of emphasizing that they ‘lose weight’ or deprive themselves of food. Also, keep the power of language in mind. When we talk about ‘losing weight’ we’re implying that we lost something that we’d like to find again.
Mae shares some insight into her relationship with her husband and how they work together to support her challenge of becoming CEO.
15:00 “It’s never 50/50. You’re always trying to do your part. Instead, it’s 100 percent.”
Instead of calculating whether or not your partner is giving an equal amount to any given experience as yourself, focus on being “all in, always” at 100 percent. If you’re both in it 100 percent, then there’s always balance.
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Further Resources/Links:
Triggers – by Marshall Goldsmith
Atomic Habits – by James Clear
The Compound Effect – by Darren Hardy
Perfect Day Formula – by Craig Ballantyne
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