• Is your definition of success WRONG? How one entrepreneur REDEFINED HIS CAREER. "I went from mountaintop to deepest valley."

  • Oct 16 2024
  • Length: 28 mins
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Is your definition of success WRONG? How one entrepreneur REDEFINED HIS CAREER. "I went from mountaintop to deepest valley."

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  • When you've gone from owning six thriving companies to facing financial ruin, it being "hard" to see the light at the end of the tunnel is an understatement.

    In this episode, Chuck Cooper pulls no punches. His comeback story is a masterclass in resilience and business transformation. He shares the toxic advice that led to his downfall and the unexpected opportunities he discovered during global setbacks.


    He explains the psychological toll of chasing financial success, revealing why many "successful" entrepreneurs end up burned out and unfulfilled.Imposter syndrome, self-doubt, leadership struggles. His advice on developing emotional intelligence and networking skills offers a lifeline for those navigating the complex world of startups and business growth.


    Whether you're battling startup struggles or seeking to redefine success in your career, Chuck's experiences and business lessons will challenge your mindset.


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    Connect with Chuck:

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/chuck-cooper1/ whitewaterconsulting.net


    Follow my socials for more:https://linktr.ee/calvinbranson
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