CA025: Entrepreneurial mindset with Chris Ducker

If you want to get inside the mind of a successful entrepreneur and businessman, then episode 25 of the Changeability Podcast is your chance.  Because this week we talk with Chris Ducker who takes us on the roller coaster experience of what being an entrepreneur has been and is for him.

Chris shares the highs and lows, fears and rewards of his entrepreneurial journey so far and we chat about the mindset, techniques and tactics, which have made him the success he is today. And it’s not all sweetness and light, as Chris opens up about the challenges he’s faced along the way and how he’s dealt with them.

“Do what you do best – delegate the rest” Chris Ducker

Chris, of ChrisDucker.com – is a serial entrepreneur and accomplished businessman, with a bricks and mortar business in the Philippines employing over 200 staff and an online business helping become people start or improve their own businesses.  He is also a coach, blogger, author of the best selling book Virtual Freedom, sought after speaker and host of the popular New Business Podcast. And as of this week, co-host of the #1 business podcast – 1DayBB alongside his friend Pat Flynn of Smart Passive Income fame.

“Time is our most valuable commodity – use it wisely” Chris Ducker

 

More specifically on episode 25 you will find out about:

• How Chris went from employee to employer at 37,000 feet
• The fears Chris faced and how he dealt with them
• The blessing and curse of the entrepreneurial mindset
• The self-beliefs that get in the way of achieving our best
• The cost of success
• The day Chris couldn’t get out of bed
• What to do when you’re tied to your smart phone
• The biggest fear faced by entrepreneurs
• Superhero syndrome and how to cure it
• The birth of the virtual CEO
• The importance of goals
• Chris’s impersonation of Roger Taylor of Queen
• The power of a Mastermind group and how they helped Chris achieve over and above his expectations
• The challenge of writing a book
• How to pronounce ‘paleo’ in an English accent
• How many hours Chris works in a day and weekWhat success look like