066: Beth Strange | Why You Need to Get Rid of Your To-Do List

Let's welcome Beth Strange, Founder of Beth Strange Strategy. A Phi Beta Kappa graduate with distinction from Penn State University with a degree in Linguistics, she spent her early career as an educator, administrator, and business owner in the branding and reputation management industry. She spent 25 years assisting high-profile and emerging corporations, academic institutions, groups, and individuals in defining, refining their presence, and becoming influential by applying proven principles in reputation, brand, public relations, and image management. As an Elite Performance Strategies, Certified High-Performance Coach, Speaker, and Writer, she helps extraordinary top performers and entrepreneurs to BE, DO, and HAVE what they want and need in their professional and personal lives. In this episode, we dive into why you need to get rid of your to-do list. We find out how she helped one of her clients go from an unknown boutique owner to the Director of the Women’s Line at Dolce & Gabbana. We also talk about why you should have a mission statement for your household. Check it out! [00:01 – 02:11] Opening Segment I introduce our guest, Beth Strange I briefly talk about the great values that await you in this episode Connect with Beth. See links below [02:12 – 13:28] Beth’s learning journey and Masterminds Beth talks about how her learning changed from her early years vs today Speed of which we can access information online is a game-changer for learning Our responsibility for the information we have access to Beth talks about her mentors and the masterminds she’s been in Timeless people and timeless standards How masterminds helped Beth in resetting and getting herself unstuck [13:29 – 25:48] Self-Education and Beth’s reality Beth shares her thoughts about Self-education and Traditional Education What people can expect when they enter Beth Strange reality Prioritize structure in coaching High-performance coaching Tactical and Adaptable strategy Success stories from people who joined her ma