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2.28: How Tiny Leaps Lead to Big Changes with Gregg Clunis

Release Date: 04/10/2018

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Welcome to the first official episode of my new podcast, Mind Climate!

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This was a bittersweet episode to record because we’ll miss this podcast, the inspiring interviewees, and our amazing listeners, however, we’re incredibly excited about the directions we’re heading with our careers and personal lives.

2.36: Taking Ownership of Our Lives – Season 2 Finale

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2.35: Using Restorative Justice to Heal Rather Than Punish

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2.29: Loving Your True Self

In this week’s episode, we’re reflecting on our conversation last week with Gregg Clunis from Tiny Leaps, Big Changes.

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Gregg Clunis is a content creator, author, speaker, and entrepreneur. He’s also the creator and Host of Tiny Leaps, Big Changes; a top-ranked self-help podcast with over 2 million downloads. Through that podcast, Gregg helps people change their lives by focusing on making changes to their day-to-day behavior. Gregg is also the Founder of Podsimply; a digital education and services platform where his team helps individuals and businesses launch and grow podcasts that get noticed, attract an audience, and generate sales.

In this episode, we’re talking about why people are drawn to Gregg’s research-based approach to self-help, what recording his thoughts during the grieving process after losing his father taught Gregg about opening up so publicly, the simple steps we can take to make big changes in our lives, how Gregg is attempting to embrace the fear of truly being himself on public platforms in order to achieve his goals, and so much more! Enjoy!

What you’ll hear in this episode:

How Tiny Leaps, Big Changes was started, and the emphasis Gregg placed on research during the process
The types of people Gregg finds are attracted to his research-based approach to self-help
Gregg’s experience of sharing so personally on such a public platform
The biggest challenge Gregg has faced while building his podcast and community
Gregg’s three steps for making big changes in your life
The three main areas Gregg’s noticed people care the most about improving
How the world cares more about the value we provide than they do about us as individuals

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