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Welcome to The Mind-Wrench Podcast, your go-to resource for personal and professional development in the automotive repair industry. Discover effective strategies to elevate your life to the next level, applicable not just for auto professionals, but for anyone seeking personal growth. Join our knowledgeable host, industry veteran Rick Selover, as he imparts practical insights on mindset, self-improvement, and leadership, enabling you to run a thriving shop and lead a more fulfilling life. Tune in every Monday to expand your horizons. For additional information, connect with Rick on Instagram @rick_selover, become part of the vibrant CollisionMasterMind Facebook Group, or visit rickselover.com for additional information and resources.

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August 3, 2026Episode 23216 min

Better Together

Send us Fan Mail**🎙️ Podcast Show Notes What separates the shops that keep surviving from the ones that keep improving?It isn't luck. It isn't having the biggest building or the newest equipment. More often than not, it's being willing to learn from other people.In this episode, I'm resharing one of my favorite conversations because its message is just as relevant today as it was when I first recorded it. Throughout my career, I've had the opportunity to be part of several coaching and performance groups, and I can honestly say they've played a huge role in both my personal and professional growth.Too many shop owners try to figure everything out on their own. I get it—running a collision repair business is demanding. Between insurance companies, staffing challenges, OEM procedures, EVs, ADAS, customer expectations, and keeping the doors open, it's easy to feel like you're on an island. But here's the truth: the fastest way to grow isn't by working harder... it's by learning from people who've already been where you're trying to go.We talk about why coaching groups create accountability, challenge your thinking, expose blind spots, and help you avoid expensive mistakes that can take years to recover from. You'll also hear why the best leaders never stop learning and why asking for help isn't a weakness—it's one of the smartest business decisions you can make.Whether you own one shop or several, this episode will challenge you to stop going it alone and start surrounding yourself with people who will help you become a better leader, build a stronger business, and create a more rewarding life.Key TakeawaysSuccess leaves clues. Learning from people who have already solved the problems you're facing can dramatically shorten your learning curve. Growth happens through accountability. Coaching groups challenge your assumptions, help eliminate blind spots, and push you to become a better leader. The best investment isn't another tool or piece of equipment—it's yourself. The stronger you become as a leader, the stronger your business becomes. If you're serious about taking your shop—and your leadership—to the next level, this episode is a reminder that you don't have to figure it all out alone. The right people in your corner can change your business... and your life.Remember... none of us is as smart as all of us. Learn faster. Grow stronger. Win together.🧠 Mind Wrench Insights Lead Better. Live Better. Make an Impact.Sign up for FREE to my "Quote of the Day" below: https://tinyurl.com/fv5xr68hSupport the showJoin our Mind Wrench mailing list!  👉 https://bit.ly/3DGNM9oNeed one-on-one Mindset or Personal Development coaching? – drop me a note @ Personal Coaching – Rick Selover👉 CLICK HERE FOR 50% OFF YOUR FIRST MONTH OF COACHING! (use PROMO code FREE50 in the message box!) 🔗Affiliate Links👀 Read or listen to Top non-fiction book on Blinkist 20% off membership & 7-day free trial🧑‍💼 Need freelance help with your business? Check out Fiverr​🛒​🍒​🥦​ Want an easier way to shop? Check out Instacart Thanks for listening and please share The Mind Wrench Podcast with others!

July 20, 2026Episode 23113 min

A Second Chance- Lessons from a Stroke, Mindset & Gratitude

Send us Fan Mail**🎙️ Podcast Show NotesSometimes life has a way of stopping you in your tracks and reminding you what really matters.For the past six years, I've poured my heart into the Mind Wrench Podcast without sponsors, ads, or a paycheck. The reward has always been hearing from listeners who tell me an episode helped them through a tough time or changed the way they think. That's what keeps me going.Then, one Sunday morning, everything changed.For the first time in my life, I found myself riding in the back of an ambulance on the way to the emergency room. As someone whose career revolves around coaching, mentoring, speaking, and communicating, my biggest fear wasn't just my health—it was the possibility of losing the ability to do what I love and serve this incredible collision repair community.That experience forced me to face something I often talk about on this podcast: mindset isn't just another leadership buzzword. It's the foundation for everything we do. It shapes how we lead our teams, make decisions, handle adversity, and ultimately build our businesses. Whether it's your health, your shop, or your personal life, the question isn't "Why is this happening to me?" The better question is, "Now what?"This episode is personal, honest, and maybe one of the most important conversations I've shared because the lessons reach far beyond the walls of a body shop.Key TakeawaysYour mindset determines your next move. When life or business knocks you down, asking "Now what?" creates action instead of keeping you stuck. Don't ignore the warning signs. Whether it's your health, your team, or your business, small problems become big ones when we convince ourselves they'll simply go away. Your greatest impact isn't measured by money. It's measured by the people you help, the leaders you develop, and the positive difference you make every single day. If you're a shop owner, manager, technician, or anyone striving to become a better leader and a better person, I hope this episode encourages you to take care of yourself, challenge your thinking, and remember that your greatest asset isn't your equipment or your building—it's you.Sign up for FREE to my "Quote of the Day" below: https://tinyurl.com/fv5xr68hSupport the showJoin our Mind Wrench mailing list!  👉 https://bit.ly/3DGNM9oNeed one-on-one Mindset or Personal Development coaching? – drop me a note @ Personal Coaching – Rick Selover👉 CLICK HERE FOR 50% OFF YOUR FIRST MONTH OF COACHING! (use PROMO code FREE50 in the message box!) 🔗Affiliate Links👀 Read or listen to Top non-fiction book on Blinkist 20% off membership & 7-day free trial🧑‍💼 Need freelance help with your business? Check out Fiverr​🛒​🍒​🥦​ Want an easier way to shop? Check out Instacart Thanks for listening and please share The Mind Wrench Podcast with others!

July 6, 2026Episode 23048 min

The Fractional CFO- w/ Doug Higgins

Send us Fan Mail**🎙️ Podcast Show NotesIf your shop is packed with work, your technicians are busy, and cars keep rolling through the doors... why does your bank account still make you nervous?In this episode of the Mind Wrench Podcast, I sit down with Fractional CFO Doug Higgins, founder of Collision Advisory, to talk about one of the biggest challenges facing collision repair shop owners today—understanding the numbers that actually drive profitability. Too many owners are working hard, yet still making important business decisions based on incomplete or misleading financial information.Doug shares how his experience leading finance for a multi-billion-dollar company now helps independent collision shops, dealer groups, and growing MSOs gain clarity, improve cash flow, and make smarter decisions with confidence. We also clear up a common misconception: your CPA and your CFO serve two very different purposes. While your CPA helps you stay compliant at tax time, a CFO helps you understand your business today so you can make better decisions tomorrow.Whether you're struggling with cash flow, questioning your DRP profitability, or simply want to understand where your money is really going, this episode is packed with practical advice you can put to work immediately.Key TakeawaysProfit and cash flow aren't the same thing. A profitable shop can still struggle to pay the bills if cash isn't being managed correctly.Don't rely solely on your management system reports. Knowing the difference between operational reports and true financial reporting can prevent costly mistakes.Know where your profits really come from. Understanding the financial performance of labor, parts, paint, sublet, and insurance relationships leads to better business decisions.Forecasting helps you lead instead of react. Looking ahead gives you the confidence to grow your business with fewer financial surprises.If you've ever looked at your financial statements and thought, "There has to be a better way to understand this," this is an episode you won't want to miss. Doug breaks down complex financial concepts into practical, easy-to-understand advice that every collision repair shop owner and manager can use to build a stronger, more profitable business. -Minor Adjustments. Major Improvements.- Guest LinksLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/douglas-higgins1/   Email: doughiggins@collisionadvisory.comWebsite: https://collisionadvisory.com/Sign up for FREE to my "Quote of the Day" below: https://tinyurl.com/fv5xr68hSupport the showJoin our Mind Wrench mailing list!  👉 https://bit.ly/3DGNM9oNeed one-on-one Mindset or Personal Development coaching? – drop me a note @ Personal Coaching – Rick Selover👉 CLICK HERE FOR 50% OFF YOUR FIRST MONTH OF COACHING! (use PROMO code FREE50 in the message box!) 🔗Affiliate Links👀 Read or listen to Top non-fiction book on Blinkist 20% off membership & 7-day free trial🧑‍💼 Need freelance help with your business? Check out Fiverr​🛒​🍒​🥦​ Want an easier way to shop? Check out Instacart Thanks for listening and please share The Mind Wrench Podcast with others!

June 22, 2026Episode 22917 min

The Value of Preventative Maintenance-REBOOT 184

Send us Fan MailPodcast Show Notes: What if one of the most profitable things you could do for your paint department wasn't painting more cars... but preventing problems before they ever happen?In this final episode reshare of the Keeping It Kleen series, we're focusing on one of the most overlooked opportunities in collision repair: Preventative Maintenance.Most shops accept a certain amount of dirt nibs, fisheyes, denibbing, polishing, and even the occasional repaint as just part of the business. But what if many of those issues could be dramatically reduced through better maintenance, cleaner processes, and stronger shop habits?In this episode, I break down why paint contamination isn't just a quality issue—it's a profitability issue. We discuss how rework quietly steals money through wasted materials, lost production time, increased energy costs, and unnecessary stress on your team. More importantly, we uncover the practical steps shops can take to create cleaner paint jobs and more consistent results.We'll explore everything from booth filters, airflow, compressors, airlines, and desiccant systems to vehicle prep procedures, spray gun maintenance, PPE, and paint department SOPs. You'll also learn why your spray booth should be viewed as one of the most valuable assets in your business and how a structured monthly or quarterly preventative maintenance program can protect both your equipment and your profits.If you're looking for cleaner finishes, fewer redos, and a more profitable paint department, this episode provides the roadmap.Key Takeaways:🔹 Preventative maintenance costs far less than paint rework and can dramatically improve paint quality and consistency.🔹 Clean paint jobs require more than a clean booth—they require disciplined processes, proper vehicle preparation, and strong technician habits.🔹 Your spray booth is one of the most important profit centers in your business, and maintaining it properly protects production, quality, and profitability. Link to Part 1 of Series: Root Sources of Contamination-RebootLink to Part 2 of Series: True costs of Contamination-Reboot"Helping collision repair professionals build more profitable businesses, stronger leaders, and better lives—one small improvement at a time."Sign up for FREE to my "Quote of the Day" below: https://tinyurl.com/fv5xr68hSupport the showJoin our Mind Wrench mailing list!  👉 https://bit.ly/3DGNM9oNeed one-on-one Mindset or Personal Development coaching? – drop me a note @ Personal Coaching – Rick Selover👉 CLICK HERE FOR 50% OFF YOUR FIRST MONTH OF COACHING! (use PROMO code FREE50 in the message box!) 🔗Affiliate Links👀 Read or listen to Top non-fiction book on Blinkist 20% off membership & 7-day free trial🧑‍💼 Need freelance help with your business? Check out Fiverr​🛒​🍒​🥦​ Want an easier way to shop? Check out Instacart Thanks for listening and please share The Mind Wrench Podcast with others!

June 15, 2026Episode 22820 min

True Costs of Contamination- REBOOT 183

Send us Fan MailSHOW NOTES:Keeping It Kleen Series – Part 2: The True Costs of ContaminationMost shop owners know paint contamination costs money.What many don't realize is just how much.In this return episode of the Mind Wrench Podcast's Keeping It Kleen series, we're taking a hard look at the true financial impact of paint contamination, dirt nibs, fisheyes, and paint rework. While many shops view an occasional redo as "part of the business," the numbers tell a very different story.Drawing from decades of experience in the paint industry, along with research and real-world shop examples, I reveal the never-before seen, hidden costs that contamination creates every day. We explore how the industry has evolved from lacquer and enamel finishes to today's highly refined basecoat-clearcoat systems, and why customer expectations have never been higher.More importantly, we quantify where the money is really being lost. From wasted paint and materials to increased gas and electrical usage, lost production opportunities, and even reduced technician earnings, the costs add up faster than most shop owners realize. In fact, using conservative assumptions, just a couple of paint redos per month can cost a shop well over $120,000 per year.The biggest surprise? It's not the paint materials. It's the lost booth cycles and production capacity that quietly drain profitability month after month.If you're serious about reducing waste, improving efficiency, and increasing profits, this episode will change the way you look at paint contamination forever.Key Takeaways:🔹 Paint contamination costs far more than materials—the largest losses often come from reduced production and lost booth capacity.🔹 Even a small amount of monthly rework can quietly cost a shop tens of thousands of dollars each year.🔹 Understanding the true cost of contamination is the first step toward improving quality, profitability, and overall shop performance. If this episode opened your eyes to the true cost of contamination, do me a favor and share it with another shop owner, manager, estimator, or paint technician. The more we understand the hidden costs of rework, the more profitable and efficient our industry becomes. And be sure to join me next week for the final episode in the Keeping It Kleen series, where we'll discuss the Value of Preventative Maintenance and why some of the best investments you can make are the ones that prevent problems before they ever happen. Sign up for FREE to my "Quote of the Day" below: https://tinyurl.com/fv5xr68hSupport the showJoin our Mind Wrench mailing list!  👉 https://bit.ly/3DGNM9oNeed one-on-one Mindset or Personal Development coaching? – drop me a note @ Personal Coaching – Rick Selover👉 CLICK HERE FOR 50% OFF YOUR FIRST MONTH OF COACHING! (use PROMO code FREE50 in the message box!) 🔗Affiliate Links👀 Read or listen to Top non-fiction book on Blinkist 20% off membership & 7-day free trial🧑‍💼 Need freelance help with your business? Check out Fiverr​🛒​🍒​🥦​ Want an easier way to shop? Check out Instacart Thanks for listening and please share The Mind Wrench Podcast with others!

June 8, 2026Episode 22720 min

Root Sources of Contamination- REBOOT 182

Send us Fan MailShow Notes:Keeping It Kleen Series – Part 1: Root Sources of ContaminationHow much money is paint contamination really costing your shop?Most shop owners and leaders know dirt nibs and fisheyes are frustrating, but very few realize just how much these seemingly small defects are costing them in lost productivity, wasted materials, missed delivery dates, rental extensions, and unnecessary rework. Across the collision industry, paint contamination is creating millions of dollars in avoidable expenses every year.In this first episode of the Mind Wrench Podcast's "Keeping It Kleen" series, we take a deep dive into the root causes of contamination and reveal a simple framework that can help any shop identify where their problems are really coming from. The reality is that virtually every contamination issue can be traced back to one of three sources: the booth, the vehicle, or the painter.We'll discuss why your paint booth should be viewed as the cash register of your business, how poor maintenance and airflow issues create defects, and why common shortcuts in vehicle preparation can come back to haunt you in the spray booth. We also cover painter-related causes, including PPE, spray gun maintenance, tack rag techniques, and contamination prevention habits that can dramatically improve first-time quality.If you're tired of redos, frustrated with inconsistent paint results, or simply looking for ways to improve profitability, this episode delivers practical, real-world solutions you can start implementing immediately.Key Takeaways:🔹 Every contamination issue can be traced back to one of three sources: the booth, the vehicle, or the painter.🔹 Small paint defects create much bigger costs through lost production time, wasted materials, delayed deliveries, and reduced profitability.🔹 Preventative maintenance and disciplined shop processes are some of the highest-return investments a collision repair facility can make.🔗 Help me spread this message. Share this episode with someone who lives in the paint department, runs a shop, or is responsible for quality and production. The more we learn from each other, the stronger our industry becomes. Sign up for FREE to my "Quote of the Day" below: https://tinyurl.com/fv5xr68hSupport the showJoin our Mind Wrench mailing list!  👉 https://bit.ly/3DGNM9oNeed one-on-one Mindset or Personal Development coaching? – drop me a note @ Personal Coaching – Rick Selover👉 CLICK HERE FOR 50% OFF YOUR FIRST MONTH OF COACHING! (use PROMO code FREE50 in the message box!) 🔗Affiliate Links👀 Read or listen to Top non-fiction book on Blinkist 20% off membership & 7-day free trial🧑‍💼 Need freelance help with your business? Check out Fiverr​🛒​🍒​🥦​ Want an easier way to shop? Check out Instacart Thanks for listening and please share The Mind Wrench Podcast with others!

May 26, 2026Episode 22650 min

The Legal Power Behind Safe & Proper Repair- w/ Sean Preston

Send us Fan Mail**🎙️ Podcast Show NotesIf you think legal protection is just something “big shops” worry about, this episode may completely change your perspective. In this powerful conversation, Rick sits down with attorney Sean Preston from Cover All Law to break down one of the biggest blind spots in the collision industry: operating without a real legal strategy. Most shop owners focus on tools, tech, and cycle time, but Sean explains why the real risk often starts with paperwork, documentation, and getting paid correctly.Together, Rick and Sean unpack the everyday pressure shops face between OEM repair procedures, DRP expectations, and insurer pushback—and why “safe and proper repair” isn’t just good business… it’s legal protection. They dive into the costly mistakes many shops make by staying reactive instead of proactive, and how strong intake procedures, clean documentation, and state-specific customer agreements can dramatically reduce liability.The conversation also tackles cash flow and short-pay battles head-on with Sean’s “super bill” strategy, helping shops understand how to protect payment while still supporting customers through reimbursement. From Forever Forms to SOPs and stakeholder communication, this episode delivers practical, real-world advice every collision shop owner and leader can use immediately.If you want more control, fewer surprises, and better protection for your business, your team, and your customers—this is an episode you don’t want to miss.4 Key Takeaways:Protecting your shop legally starts before repairs begin—with the right paperwork and intake process.OEM procedures and proper documentation are your strongest defense against liability and short-pays.Insurers are bill payers—not repair decision makers. Your shop must own the repair process.Customer-pay and “super bill” strategies can improve cash flow and reduce payment stress when used correctly. Guest Link: Sean Preston – COVERALL LAWLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-preston-ab81697a/Email: spreston@coveralllaw.com Sign up for FREE to my "Quote of the Day" below: https://tinyurl.com/fv5xr68hSupport the showJoin our Mind Wrench mailing list!  👉 https://bit.ly/3DGNM9oNeed one-on-one Mindset or Personal Development coaching? – drop me a note @ Personal Coaching – Rick Selover👉 CLICK HERE FOR 50% OFF YOUR FIRST MONTH OF COACHING! (use PROMO code FREE50 in the message box!) 🔗Affiliate Links👀 Read or listen to Top non-fiction book on Blinkist 20% off membership & 7-day free trial🧑‍💼 Need freelance help with your business? Check out Fiverr​🛒​🍒​🥦​ Want an easier way to shop? Check out Instacart Thanks for listening and please share The Mind Wrench Podcast with others!

May 11, 2026Episode 22522 min

What Could You Accomplish... if There Were No Limits?

Send us Fan Mail**🎙️ Podcast Show NotesThis week’s episode of the Mind Wrench Podcast is a wake-up call for anyone in the collision industry who’s been stuck in “survival mode” for so long that they’ve stopped believing bigger things are possible. Between cycle time pressure, staffing headaches, insurer demands, cash flow stress, and trying to keep customers happy, it’s easy for shop owners, managers, and technicians to slowly lower expectations for their business — and for themselves personally.In this powerful episode, we break down why most people don’t fail because they lack talent… they fail because they start believing a smaller story about who they are and what they’re capable of becoming. Using a motivating message from Les Brown, we dig into the danger of “playing small,” the importance of mindset, and why so many people unknowingly defend the very limitations holding them back.We also connect these ideas directly to collision repair leadership, culture, personal growth, relationships, and long-term fulfillment. Because success isn’t just about building a profitable shop — it’s about building a meaningful life you’re proud of.If you’ve ever felt like there’s more inside you, more potential in your team, or more purpose waiting for you beyond the daily grind, this episode is for you.4 Key Takeaways:Your mindset shapes your business, leadership, and future more than your circumstances do “Difficult” does NOT mean impossible — most growth starts outside your comfort zone Playing small may feel safe, but it quietly kills opportunity, purpose, and fulfillment Sometimes you have to borrow belief from mentors and leaders until you fully believe in yourself If this episode hits home for you, share it with somebody in the industry who needs this reminder right now. As always, keep learning, keep growing, and keep challenging yourself to become the best version of who you were created to be.Guest Link: Les Brown Sign up for FREE to my "Quote of the Day" below: https://tinyurl.com/fv5xr68hSupport the showJoin our Mind Wrench mailing list!  👉 https://bit.ly/3DGNM9oNeed one-on-one Mindset or Personal Development coaching? – drop me a note @ Personal Coaching – Rick Selover👉 CLICK HERE FOR 50% OFF YOUR FIRST MONTH OF COACHING! (use PROMO code FREE50 in the message box!) 🔗Affiliate Links👀 Read or listen to Top non-fiction book on Blinkist 20% off membership & 7-day free trial🧑‍💼 Need freelance help with your business? Check out Fiverr​🛒​🍒​🥦​ Want an easier way to shop? Check out Instacart Thanks for listening and please share The Mind Wrench Podcast with others!

April 28, 2026Episode 22415 min

5 Key Strategies For Managing Change- REBOOT 166

Send us Fan Mail**🎙️ Podcast Show Notes:Change doesn’t knock politely… it kicks the door in like a fire alarm at 2AM!One minute everything in your shop feels dialed in, the next you’re dealing with disruption, stress, and a hundred “what now?” questions. In this episode of the Mind Wrench Podcast, we dig into the truth most shop owners wrestle with… it’s not just the change that’s the problem, it’s the story you tell yourself about it.Using recent real-life moments and lessons from the chaos of COVID pandemic, this episode breaks down a powerful mindset shift: change isn’t good or bad, it just is. What matters is how you respond. For collision industry leaders, that response can mean the difference between falling behind or finding new opportunities.You’ll walk away with practical, no-fluff strategies you can actually use in your business and personal life. From handling sudden DRP changes to staffing challenges or market shifts, this conversation is about staying steady when everything else feels shaky.Key Takeaways:Your first reaction isn’t the problem… it’s the meaning you attach to it that drives your outcome Change is constant and nonselective, but your response is always within your control Growth mindset and adaptability aren’t buzzwords, they’re survival skills in today’s collision industry Some of your biggest setbacks today can become your biggest advantages tomorrow if you stay open to the lesson If you’ve ever felt blindsided by change in your shop or life, this episode will help you reset your thinking, take control of your response, and turn uncertainty into forward momentum.  Sign up for FREE to my "Quote of the Day" below: https://tinyurl.com/fv5xr68hSupport the showJoin our Mind Wrench mailing list!  👉 https://bit.ly/3DGNM9oNeed one-on-one Mindset or Personal Development coaching? – drop me a note @ Personal Coaching – Rick Selover👉 CLICK HERE FOR 50% OFF YOUR FIRST MONTH OF COACHING! (use PROMO code FREE50 in the message box!) 🔗Affiliate Links👀 Read or listen to Top non-fiction book on Blinkist 20% off membership & 7-day free trial🧑‍💼 Need freelance help with your business? Check out Fiverr​🛒​🍒​🥦​ Want an easier way to shop? Check out Instacart Thanks for listening and please share The Mind Wrench Podcast with others!

April 13, 2026Episode 22316 min

Collision Industry Conferences... Why You Need to Attend

Send us Fan Mail**🎙️ Podcast Show Notes:Conference season has a way of creeping up on you… and if you’ve never been, you might not realize just how much opportunity is sitting there waiting. In this episode, we break down why attending a collision industry conference or tradeshow isn’t just “something to think about” … it can be a turning point for your shop.We keep it real and practical. Walking the trade show floor gives you hands-on access to the latest equipment, live demos, and real conversations with the people building the tools you rely on. That’s a big deal as vehicles keep getting more complex with ADAS, EVs, and changing OEM repair procedures. You’re not guessing anymore… you’re learning straight from the source.But it’s not just about tools, it’s about growth. From classes on repair planning and profitability to building a stronger team culture in the middle of a tech shortage, these events are packed with ideas you can actually bring back and use right away.Then there’s the part most people overlook… the people. One conversation with the right shop owner or one keynote message can completely shift how you think and lead.Events like SEMA, Collision Industry Conference, Southeast Collision Conference and local association meetings aren’t just events… they’re shortcuts to better decisions, better processes, and a better shop.Key Takeaways:See It, Don’t Guess: Live demos and equipment access help you make smarter repair and investment decisions. Stay Ahead of Change: Learn what it really takes to repair today’s vehicles safely and correctly. Sharpen Your Business: Classes give you real strategies for profit, production, and team culture. Your Network Is Your Shortcut: The right conversations can save you time, money, and frustration. Bottom line… go with a plan, ask questions, take notes, and connect. When you combine better knowledge with the right mindset, you stop reacting to the industry and start leading in it.Sign up for FREE to my "Quote of the Day" below: https://tinyurl.com/fv5xr68hSupport the showJoin our Mind Wrench mailing list!  👉 https://bit.ly/3DGNM9oNeed one-on-one Mindset or Personal Development coaching? – drop me a note @ Personal Coaching – Rick Selover👉 CLICK HERE FOR 50% OFF YOUR FIRST MONTH OF COACHING! (use PROMO code FREE50 in the message box!) 🔗Affiliate Links👀 Read or listen to Top non-fiction book on Blinkist 20% off membership & 7-day free trial🧑‍💼 Need freelance help with your business? Check out Fiverr​🛒​🍒​🥦​ Want an easier way to shop? Check out Instacart Thanks for listening and please share The Mind Wrench Podcast with others!

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