3 Breakthroughs Every High Performer Needs (That Most Are Missing)

Have you ever felt like the people around you support you, but don't fully understand the version of you that's chasing bigger dreams? In this episode, Chris and I share 3 vulnerable conversations from our recent Elite Entrepreneur Mastermind that show how the right relationships help you navigate every stage of entrepreneurship. We talk about the challenges that come with growth, why vulnerability is often the key to your next breakthrough, and how surrounding yourself with people who truly understand your vision can help you grow faster and think bigger. Get ready to rethink who's helping you become the person you're meant to be. Check out our Sponsors: Shopify - Try the ecommerce platform I trust for Glōci. Sign up for your $1/month trial period at http://Shopify.com/happy. Monarch Money - Get your first year of Monarch Core for half off at http://Monarch.com with code EYH. Northwest Registered Agent - Visit http://northwestregisteredagent.com/EarnFree and start using free resources to build something amazing. Fabric - Join the thousands of parents who trust Fabric to help protect their family. Apply today in just minutes at http://meetfabric.com/earn. Indeed - Indeed is giving Earn Your Happy listeners a $75 SPONSORED JOB CREDIT to help get your job the premium status it deserves. Just go to http://Indeed.com/podcast right now and support our show by saying you heard about Indeed on Earn Your Happy. Momentous - If you want to try Momentous Signature Spec Creatine, head to http://livemomentous.com and use code EARN for up to 35% off your entire first order. Brevo - Meet Brevo…the all-in-one marketing and CRM platform built to help you connect with customers, boost engagement, and grow your business smarter. Get started for free today—or use code HAPPY50 to save 50% on Starter and Standard Plans for the first three months of an annual subscription. Just head to http://www.brevo.com/happy HIGHLIGHTS 3 breakthrough conversations from our latest Elite Entrepreneur Mastermind. Why vulnerability creates the biggest breakthroughs. How to keep growing without shrinking yourself to fit in. What happens when you finally find people who think like you. How the right people help you solve bigger business challenges. How meaningful relationships can change the trajectory of your business and life. RESOURCES Learn more about Found - DM Chris on Instagram: @chriswharder Apply for the Elite Entrepreneur Mastermind HERE! Get on the waitlist for Mentor Collective Mastermind HERE! Try glōci for 40% off your first order with code HAPPY at checkout - head to getgloci.com FOLLOW Follow me: @loriharder Follow Chris: @chriswharder Follow glōci: @getgloci

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  about things you don't want to be talking about. It's just that you can't stay in one lane all the time. I can't just talk about the weather. I can't just talk about my family. We can't just talk about someone's kids. We can't just talk about our problems. Like if there's a big part of you that is a creative and ideator, a business person, a strategist, like you need to be able to talk to other people about that and be able to feel and be in that version of yourself because it's a big piece of you.

• 3:29Speaker 01

  And we're back.

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  With another episode of He Said She Said.

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  And we're literally back from running our elite entrepreneur mastermind last week, which was awesome. It started with a beach bonfire. We had like a fun day where we did bikes all around Newport Beach. We played pickleball. We had an awesome dinners. Like I absolutely love how this one went.

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  They are some of my favorite thing to do because of also how much we learn.

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  Yeah.

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  And I think our expertise truly is curating people and curating rooms. And I will just brag on us for one minute because the compliment that I got so much at this experience was that we really create the energy in the room to be able to have a breakthrough. And we know that breakthroughs can only come from being vulnerable and showing up with the thing that's holding you back. And a Lot of masterminds, not intentionally, can tend to start to be a comparison experience. Because you get there, and I know that I've gone to plenty of masterminds,

• 4:32Speaker 00

  where I feel like I'm not good enough, or like I'm worried about telling people about, you know, my problems or my numbers, and I'm there to actually get better. So, one of the things that I think we do the best out of just about anything that we do, is create a really safe space so that people can have the breakthroughs that you hear about from our masterminds. And you can't do that without being vulnerable.

• 4:56Speaker 01

  You nailed it. And the vulnerability, I should say the safe space creates a vulnerability, and the vulnerability creates the breakthrough. You can't have it in any other order. And that's why I think we create so many breakthroughs. And so you, the listener, you're probably a high performer, you probably aspire for a really good business, you're an entrepreneur yourself.

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  Yep.

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  And the more you grow, the more you're going to encounter new problems that feel really unfamiliar. Not standard problems like, oh gee, I got a little cash flow problem, or not standard problems like, oh, I had made a bad hire. But like, real, personal, vulnerable problems, because the higher you perform, the more these things are triggered and start to come out of you. So we wanted to share, just to help normalize that, hey, this stuff is normal. We wanted to share three vulnerable conversations that occurred in the Elite Entrepreneur Mastermind. Remember, these are all seven and eight figure earners in there, so that you can kind of feel normalized when you encounter things like this. Now, we're not going to give away who it was, what their business is.

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  Details of the story.

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  Very, very vague.

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  Vague.

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  To protect the sanctity of the room. But I thought these are important messages to share with you, because they're breakthroughs, they're great. And I know that you guys have probably gone through similar things. So the first one, we have an incredible member that owns a badass salon. We're talking multiple millions. And this person was sharing how they live in a very small town. And in that small town, they love their friends, they love the people, they love their family, they're all living there. We're talking just a couple thousand people, like that level of a small town. And doesn't ever want to leave the town or upset the apple cart. But the problem is, this person is also probably the richest person in town and has really big dreams

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  and wants to live a really big life and show up really big and unapologetic. And feels like there's a crux there. There's a juxtaposition between trying to keep the friends and the other people in town feeling safe and really wanting to be your big, unapologetic, successful self. And that can feel really difficult. We're from small towns. And, you know, we didn't necessarily want to stay in our small towns. We ended up out here in California. But in a situation where you're like, no, I love everybody here and I don't want to leave, but I also want to be my unapologetic self, that can start to feel like a real problem. So we, as a group, kind of worked through that. Like, hey, you can't not go where you're meant to go.

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  But there's also a beautiful way to do it and enroll everybody.

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  I remember having this experience personally. And it doesn't mean that you love anyone less. It means that you need to fill some gaps in your relationships. And that's why it's very important for entrepreneurs and people who have big goals and big dreams and big personalities to be able to find the rooms that they can fully express themselves in. And also, this person still needs to create this at home for themselves as well. So that they're, they're not having to travel all of the time to find space to be themselves. So if you're finding yourself in this particular space, there are people that you could start being yourself around. And yes, there will be people in your life

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  who absolutely reject the fact that you are growing. That's just how this goes. That's literally everybody's story. And I think that was also very powerful, is that these rooms reveal to you that you are not alone in sharing all of these things that actually happen along the path of growth, which is losing a lot of people or people talking about you, and many coming back and many not. And so creating that at home for this particular person is a big deal, along with having these other rooms. But one of the things that you come out of every single time from a mastermind or a trip or anything where you're going with other like-minded people is that you just feel stronger and you have a plan and you know that you're not alone from it.

• 8:53Speaker 01

  Yeah, you know, one of the pieces of advice given to this person in a situation was, You continuing to be really small, just so you're accepted into town, will make you miserable. So that's a lose-lose situation. But you being too big, or too brash, or whatever, too quickly, of course, might rub some people the wrong way. So go find the rooms in the crowds that you're allowed to be yourself in, and then go back to your town and just be inspirational enough. Because you never know who else has a big dream. And by you living your big dream and setting the example, you might inspire somebody else that, wait a minute, I could do the same thing too, because I see that person doing it. So it might actually have a more positive trickle-down effect than you think. It may not push people away, being your successful self.

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  But anyhow, been there, felt that, and it just felt so good to be able to offer advice around, hey, there is a way to solve or to appease both situations there. So the second person, remarkable entrepreneur, literally joined this thing at the beginning of the year, saying, I'm just joining to make friends, because for the life of me, I can't find people that inspire me and feel like a friend at the same time. They're like, people either feel like some kind of paid mentor, or they don't inspire me because they're not performing as high as me. And so the person joined the room, hoping that they would find peers that are running at the same pace as them and have the same size dreams as them,

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  and can also inspire them because they might be outperforming this person in some other areas, and it's exactly what happened.

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  I remember this happening in the beginning of when I was joining different things, because I was craving different conversations. I was craving parts of my brain that never got to be used, and ideating with people, and stepping into that version of myself that I absolutely loved, where I just felt like time didn't exist, and I could like, it's like you're a kid, and it just feels so good to be in that part of your brain that makes you feel like that best version of yourself, and the, the part of you that you really are great at. And that's what happens when you find like-minded people and like-minded friends. You get to actually talk about the things you really want to be talking about. It's not that you're talking to your other friends about things you don't want to be talking about. It's just that you can't stay in one lane all the time.

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  I can't just talk about the weather. I can't just talk about my family. We can't just talk about someone's kids. We can't just talk about our problems. Like if there's a big part of you that is a creative and ideator, a business person, a strategist, like you need to be able to talk to other people about that and be able to feel and be in that version of yourself because it's a big piece of you.

• 11:35Speaker 01

  I watched this person get great advice around dating and relationships from people that they looked up to. I also watched this person get have great financial conversations. It's one of these situations or conversations where it's like, I've got all this money. I don't know what to do with it. And then watching our financial experts in the room, Phil and Trish, have conversations with this person and be like, okay, let's talk through it and here's some ideas and here's what you can do. That's exactly how it's supposed to work. And I consider this person a friend now. Like that's one of the side benefits of rooms like this is really cool people come in saying, hey, you know, I'm a high performer and I'm looking for like-minded friends and I love this. I've got such a sweet spot in my heart for this person. So it just worked out on all fronts there. But again, it's kind of why you have to go find your tribe. Otherwise it's too damn lonely.

• 12:20Speaker 01

  And then the third one I absolutely love. This person runs a badass business, but it's boutique. So like picture really big, high paying clients, but you don't take a lot of them. You take seven or eight of them max. And so the good thing is you can just blow their minds with really good service. The tough thing when you have a business like this is if one or two leave at the same time, you lose a big chunk of your revenue. And this person actually had a few people leave in an untimely way, just all coincidence, for different reasons. And all of a sudden needed to make up like 50% of their revenue. And that can be really jarring. And I want you guys to hear the story because that can happen to any of us. You can feel down and out. You can second guess, wait, am I doing this wrong?

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  Oh my God, did I pick the wrong business? If you don't have people to come to the rescue. So here's the really cool punchline part of the story.

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• 13:57Speaker 00

  It feels like sitting in his kitchen, getting advice straight from someone who's actually done something huge. Because how many of us have spent months overthinking an idea, wondering if it'll work, instead of actually testing it? That's exactly the cycle this book helps you break. And Mark has a special offer for our Earn Your Happy listeners. Go to getmarksbook.com/earn and get two copies for $32. That's just $16 each. And Mark is personally paying for your second copy because he knows entrepreneurship can be lonely. Keep wanting, give it to a friend who's ready to make something happen. Again, go to getmarksbook.com/earn.

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• 16:03Speaker 00

  When I launched Glossy, my drinkable skincare brand, I was obsessed with the formula. The product was my baby, but the store part felt way more intimidating. And that's a big reason we built on Shopify in the beginning, because you really don't have to be an e-commerce expert to get up and running. And that's a big deal in the beginning of a business. And here's the biggest lesson I learned about the holidays. You do not want to be building your store in the middle of the rush. You want to be set up, you want to be tested and ready before the traffic hits. So two things I love. First, Shopify mobile app. I'm on planes, I'm on stages, I'm here recording with you, and I can still check my inventory, help a customer, see payments right from my phone, which is so much fun. And that's the second they check out. So Shopify

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• 17:25Speaker 01

  This person was not shy about reaching out to the whole mastermind and Lori and I and other people and saying, "Hey, I need a few clients. I need them quick. I've got these people on payroll. We lost 50% of our revenue. What can we do to find them?" And everybody rallied. Because this person's been around the group for a few years, everyone rallied. Like, this person had all this reciprocity built up. And people were so happy to rally for this person. So people were sending out calls, they were doing text messages to people that could be good clients, sending out emails, doing social media. And they found two great clients that made up all the lost revenue. Now, you as an entrepreneur, this can happen to you because, guess what? That's the first part of the happy story. And then several

• 18:10Speaker 01

  months went by, and this person showed up to the mastermind, they're like, "You're never gonna believe it. Had a couple of clients have to leave for crazy wonky reasons again, and now I'm down like 40% revenue." So it's boom and bust, it's boom and bust. And I want you to hear the story because it's not always something you're doing wrong. It might just be one of the double-edged sword pieces of your business model. You get to give really good, close attention, but then a couple of people leave, and also you've lost a lot of revenue, but you still have to support payroll and stuff. So, once again, real time, in person. I watched people doing social media together with this person. I watched people sending out text messages. I watched people brainstorming, "Okay, who can we rally? Who can we think of as a client?" And there are already lots of connections being made, and I know, I'm sure by the end of this next week, their client list will be full again.

• 18:54Speaker 01

  That's why you need to participate in any kind of group that fosters relationships with other high-performing people.

• 19:02Speaker 00

  Okay, so there's a whole world of people who don't want to join or commit to a whole year-long mastermind, and that's why you're putting on your trips?

• 19:10Speaker 01

  Yeah, that's why I created Found. So Found is a new series of trips for entrepreneurs that want to meet other entrepreneurs and have life-changing conversations, because that's what these are. It's a vulnerable moment where you spend a few days with someone, you get comfortable enough to say, "Hey, here's where I'm struggling." And that person says, "I know a guy," or "I've got a solution," or "I've been there before," or "Have you ever tried this pivot?" And it changes. The freaking trajectory of your life like this is how I met my business partner Matt is I just went on a travel mastermind and became friends over dinner and cultivated a relationship and I wouldn't have my business partner met without one of these situations. We have a hundred examples where it's not a mastermind per se, but a chance meeting or we traveled with somebody.

• 19:55Speaker 01

  Or, you know, we spent a few days at someone's lake house and then we were either best friends from then on out or business partners or they said something like, remember when somebody saved you the pivot between light pink and glossy, just hanging out in the lake house that wouldn't have happened without hanging and that person was new to you at the time. So anyhow, I'm recreating these opportunities for entrepreneurs that, you know, they may not want to sign up for a whole year, but they definitely want to go on a four or five day beautiful trip and have the same kind of outcome. Now, here's the funny thing. I just texted a bunch of friends and said, hey, I'm putting this thing on and there's only 10 spots and eight of them went right away. So at the time that we're recording this, there's two spots and I just voice noted back like 12 people. So there may not even be spots.

• 20:39Speaker 01

  But as of right now, there's two spots. We're going to snake up the southern coast of California as a group going from beautiful place to be, we're starting in Newport Beach. Day one is meet cool people. You're going to meet each other. And then we're going to go up to Beverly Hills for the night and day two is meet a cool founder in LA. And then we're going to go up the coast to Santa Barbara and day three is do cool things. We're going to do really fun like bonding things. Last time you just took a day off and did really fun things and had good conversations and had bonfire dinners on the beach and all that stuff. And day four is set cool goals with a big goal setting breakfast and a trip back like this is going to be first class and amazing. But it's only for high performing entrepreneurs and executives that are like, ah, I need a reset.

• 21:24Speaker 01

  Ah, I need a new idea. Ah, I need a pivot. Oh, I need some support. Oh, I need some like minded people. Oh, I'm lonely and I need to fix it. That's who it's for. So reach out. If you got my number, text me. If not, DM me, Chris W harder on Instagram. Just say, hey, heard about your found trip on the he said, she said podcast. Would love to hear more about it. Every expense is covered. So all you gotta do is get yourself to the beginning of the trip.

• 21:47Speaker 00

  Of course, because I put myself in your shoes. Chris, we need to know what does high performing mean?

• 21:51Speaker 01

  High performing is this. It's not a certain earning number per se. It means you have high standards for where you're going in your business. It means that you've been in business for a couple of years as an executive or an entrepreneur or longer. It means that you're you have strong conviction.

• 22:08Speaker 00

  Between this podcast and my Beauty and Wellness brand, some weeks, everything is on fire and I need help yesterday. And if I had to hire a new podcast producer tomorrow, I wouldn't just post must edit audio. I'd want someone who's worked on conversational shows, gets my style, can handle the chaos from one day to the next, trying to fit in four podcast episodes a week, all of the ads that I have to put on the podcast. So this is a job for sponsored jobs. Sponsored jobs boost your posts in search results. So you can reach people with the skills you actually need and you only pay for results. Sponsored jobs posted directly on Indeed are 95% more likely to report a hire than non-sponsored jobs.

• 22:51Speaker 00

  That's huge when you can't afford to wait around for help. Spend less time searching and more time actually interviewing candidates who check all your boxes. Less stress, less time, more results. When you need the right person to cut through the chaos, this is a job for Indeed sponsored jobs. And listeners of the show will get a $75 sponsored job credit to help get your job the premium status it deserves at indeed.com/podcast. Just go to indeed.com/podcast right now and support our show by saying you heard about Indeed on this podcast. Indeed.com/podcast. Terms and conditions apply. Need a hiring hero? This is a job for Indeed sponsored jobs.

• 23:33Speaker 00

  When I launched Glossy, my drinkable skincare brand, I was obsessed with the formula. The product was my baby, but the store part felt way more intimidating. And that's a big reason we built on Shopify in the beginning, because you really don't have to be an e-commerce expert to get up and running. And that's a big deal in the beginning of a business. And here's the biggest lesson. I learn about the holidays, you do not want to be building your store in the middle of the rush. You want to be set up, you want to be tested and ready before the traffic hits. So two things I love. First Shopify mobile app. I'm on planes, I'm on stages, I'm here recording with you and I can still check my inventory, help a customer, see payments right from my phone, which is so much fun.

• 24:14Speaker 00

  And that's the second they check out. So Shopify checkout with Shop Pay converts up to 36% higher than the competition. When you've worked that hard to get someone to your site, that last click matters. So if you've had a business idea sitting in your notes app for way too long, this is your sign. Launch before Black Friday, a time of year when more people are already shopping and ready to buy. If you're ready to launch your business before Black Friday, go to Shopify.com/happy to start your free trial. That's Shopify.com/happy. Go to Shopify.com/happy today to hear your first.

• 24:56Speaker 00

  You guys know I'm all about turning big ideas into something in reality. But here's the thing, not every idea deserves your time, energy, and especially your money. That's why I want to tell you about Life at the Speed of Play. Launch products people love, the new book from the legendary Silicon Valley entrepreneur, Mark Pincus. That's Mark with a K. It's an instant national bestseller and in just 170 fast-paced pages, which I'm all about, Mark shares invaluable life skills and his battle-tested, easy-to-follow framework for quickly testing ideas, getting real feedback and figuring out what is worth pursuing. He's one of Silicon Valley's most prolific idea generators, and this isn't some stuffy business book.

• 25:40Speaker 00

  It feels like sitting in this kitchen, getting advice straight from someone who's actually done something huge. Because how many of us have spent months overthinking an idea, wondering if it'll work, instead of actually testing it? That's exactly the cycle this book helps you break. And Mark has a special offer for our Earn Your Happy listeners. Go to GetMark'sBook.com/earn and get two copies for $32. That's just $16 each. And Mark is personally paying for your second copy because he knows entrepreneurship can be lonely. Keep wanting, give it to a friend who's ready to make something happen. Again, go to GetMark'sBook.com/earn.

• 26:20Speaker 01

  About the kind of life that you want to have, but maybe there's some gaps where you need some input from other people. I mean, the bottom line is this, if you know that you're called to do really big things, you want to be around other people doing really big things, and you want to take the shortcut, which is collaboration, then get your tail on this trip. Let's have a few days, you know, four days of like awesome luxury, doing really cool things. You're going to leave having changed the trajectory of your life, I promise. So seriously, reach out, DMs on Instagram, Chris W. Harder, or shoot me a text. Can't wait to see who the last couple of people are.

• 26:49Speaker 00

  And we'll talk to you next week. Thanks for tuning in.

• 27:04Speaker 00

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