A Game Changer’s Mentality Towards Growth

Brittany Anderson, President of Sweet Financial Partners & Entrepreneur

Do you feel stuck in your current situation? Maybe you’re wondering what change you should make to reach your goals? Do you know what goals you’d even like to reach? Listen to this episode with the President of Sweet Financial Partners, Brittany Anderson.

Here are the top lessons from this episode:

Lesson #1: Knowing What Path To Take

You’ll never know what’s at the end of the road until you go there and see for yourself. Sometimes in life, we are too fearful of choosing the “right path”. In fact, that’s the beauty of it. You can take all paths and keep those you like. Don’t be afraid to try something new, something different. Because a lot of good things happen when you don’t limit yourself with opportunities. Just like Brittany, she changed her major four different times during her college years, and she discovered great things about herself and finished with a clearer vision of what path to take.

Lesson #2: Knowing Right and Wrong

Knowing what’s the right thing to do will always be challenging. For Brittany, you will know and feel when you are doing the right thing or not. David believes that when you use your heart and your brain, that’s when you make the best decision. Some people that are scared use only their brain and it will get them to the safest position in life, but it may not be the best place to go, because nothing grows when you’re safe inside the comfort zone.

Lesson #3: Don’t Let Fear Stop You

If you’re wondering how someone goes from an entry level position in the company to becoming a President, like Brittany, this episode is a must-watch. In summary, it’s having faith, trust, and not letting fear stop you. This sweeps off most of the challenges in your current role and will move you to a higher and different role in life. It sounds simple to say, and while it can be difficult to do, it’s possible. Pivot your mindset to better lean into your trust in what life has to offer you. You never know what could come your way if you’re open and prepared to receive opportunities.