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This is the place where you’ll find information, wisdom and gain perspective on how to master the Hidden Powers Drivers that can shatter limitations and propel you to your greatest levels of success.

We’ll look at business, marketing, leadership, psychology, peak performance, personal growth, and mind-body health, and how it all works together to help you operate at peak performance more consistently in your business and personal life.

We’ll be providing new and expanded insights and strategies to help you see through the lens of your True Power State and reach your next levels of impact and success.

The Kazlow Method for High Achievers

Listen to this illuminating Sharkpreneur episode with Dr. Fern Kazlow about the Kazlow Method for high achievers. Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show: How joining psychology and marketing helps businesses reach peak performance. How high achievers use obstacles and challenges to their advantage. How peak performers act in a way that gets them to a certain point but then they stop. Why people try to make something that is good in a way that is ineffective. Why business owners need to shape their mind, their energy field, their body and their business. "Absolutely incredible... definitely one of my favorites...get to one of her events...experience the genius for yourself." ~ Seth Greene, Host Sharkpreneur, Founder Market Domination LLC

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High Achievers: Who Else Has Been Labelled Difficult

High Achievers – outliers, trailblazers, innovators – are often labeled “difficult.” Too intense, too demanding, too argumentative, too dismissive of others.

The very qualities that make us “difficult” are often the same ones that drive our greatest contributions. [...]

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The Hidden Price of Being Different: A High Achiever’s Reality

We often celebrate being different - being trailblazers, outliers, seeing possibilities others miss. In many ways, this distinct way of thinking, feeling, and creating drives our success and impact.

Yet there's a profound paradox at play. These very qualities that set us apart and fuel our success and breakthroughs also create unique challenges that ripple through every aspect of our lives, the lives of those around us, and the world at large. [...]

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A Prediction Unfolds in a Surprising Way

Interestingly, after New Year's, a reel came on my FB feed predicting my life would be very different by February. While I couldn't have predicted the ways, I'm watching this unfold.

Have you ever felt like you were wrecked, torn apart and not put back together yet?

I've often heard from my highly successful, seemingly unflappable clients that they have. [...]

The Litmus Test Question: When Yes Creates More Questions

A question came up about my recent post on the Litmus Test Question - What do you do when multiple opportunities pass the test?

It seems simple: getting a 'yes' from the Litmus Test Question should make decisions clear. But what happens when an opportunity aligns with your purpose yet your plate is already full? This challenge frequently faces high achievers, particularly entrepreneurs. [...]

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A Hidden Challenge to High Achiever Authenticity

Authenticity is a word that has been overused, misused, and used as a tactic.

Yet, that doesn't make it less important or discount the value of being truly authentic. I could (and will in other posts) discuss the impact of authenticity – and the lack of it – on business, relationships, health, and well-being. [...]

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Peacemaker… or not?

What we call 'peacemaking' often isn't. Whether examining our own behavior or observing others labeled as peacemakers, what looks like building peace might actually be conflict avoidance in disguise.

Many self-proclaimed peacemakers – and those we admire as peacemakers – are actually conflict avoiders. They're not building bridges of connection and understanding; they're simply trying not to make waves. And most don't realize it. [...]

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