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Thanks to all of those that came out this week to our Ryan Stramrood event. Ryan is truly a master on stage—brilliantly connecting his extreme adventures in the world’s most hostile ocean waters to the real barriers faced by leaders and businesses every day.
Tuesday’s session with Ryan Stramrood was a powerful reminder that peak performance isn’t accidental—it’s built through mindset, resilience, and choosing to push forward when conditions are toughest.
Many founders chase growth based on myths.
Scaling a business is not about hustling harder. It is about leading smarter.
There are a lot of myths out there about what growth should look like, and most of them create more pressure than progress.
Here is the truth.
Real scaling requires clarity, systems, support, and a community that reminds you that you are not supposed to do this alone. eonashville.com/
Catalyst gives you two powerful tools.
A peer Forum for support and clarity.
A mentor for guidance you can trust.
Ready to grow your business the right way?
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Ryan is a master on stage and yesterday, he reminded us why.
Drawing from his extreme adventures in some of the world’s most hostile ocean waters, Ryan Stramrood made a powerful connection to the very real barriers leaders and businesses face every day.
The takeaway? Peak performance isn’t accidental. It’s built through mindset, resilience, and the decision to keep moving forward when conditions are toughest.
Grateful for the perspective, the inspiration, and a room full of leaders willing to lean into growth, especially when it’s uncomfortable.
Rejection is part of the job. What if you could practice it… without risking your brand?
Using AI as a role-play partner helps sales teams build resilience, sharpen their message, and get comfortable hearing “no” before they ever talk to a real prospect.
Thicker skin. Better conversations. Fewer marbles in your mouth when it counts.
Work on the skill before you take it to the field.
Seize the Day: Lessons in Love, Loss, and Legacy – Robert Hartline and Eric Jackson
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