
Elizabeth Mahusay is passionate about thought transformation. Through her writing, speaking, and accountability groups, she helps individuals and organizations identify the foundational thoughts that form the basis of their beliefs, reject those that have a negative impact, and replace them with thoughts that lead to personal as well as organizational change.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 192 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessEducationSelf-Improvement | |||

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What if some of your greatest achievements have been fueled by a question you didn’t even realize you were asking: Am I good enough?
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Thoughtful leadership, mindset, and faith-informed personal growth anchor a series of conversations that blend practical strategies with real-world stories. Episodes frequently center on building sustainable habits, leading with emotional intelligence, navigating entrepreneurship as a meaningful journey, and using faith or personal philosophy to shape resilient organizations. Notable guests come from nonprofits, education, coaching, and family-owned businesses, often sharing how curiosity, community, and purposeful systems drive progress. The show stands out for its approachable coaching lens, emphasis on habit formation and mindset shifts, and a recurring focus on balancing ambition with values and relationships for lasting impact.
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