1822 – Strategies for Shifting Mindset with Purdeep Sangha

In this episode of the Thoughtful Entrepreneur, your host Josh Elledge speaks with the Founder of Sangha Worldwide, Purdeep Sangha.

Purdeep Sangha's expertise lies in guiding entrepreneurs to grow their businesses and find fulfillment in their personal lives. During our conversation, he highlighted a common struggle among high achievers: persistent dissatisfaction. This discontent can overshadow their journey, making it difficult to appreciate the milestones they've achieved.

Purdeep emphasized the importance of focusing on personal growth and evolution rather than solely on achievements. He believes that by nurturing our personal development, we can find a sense of satisfaction not tied exclusively to our professional milestones. This holistic approach to growth is what sets truly successful individuals apart.

One of the most enlightening parts of our discussion was when Pradeep shared practical strategies for interrupting negative states and shifting one's mindset. He spoke about using biology and physiology to influence one's state, suggesting that understanding our bodies can better manage our emotions and reactions.

Additionally, he introduced the contrast principle as a tool to gain perspective, which can help us appreciate our current situation by comparing it to something worse.

Key Points from the Episode:

Importance of balancing business growth with personal fulfillment
Struggles faced by entrepreneurs, particularly men
Impact of discontent on high achievers
Strategies for interrupting negative states and shifting mindset
Pradeep's podcast "The Complete Man" and book of the same name
Transformation and positive feedback from readers
Benefits of Pradeep's expertise for organizations and leadership teams
Fostering a healthy and productive work environment
Caring for the well-being of employees and its impact on business growth

About Purdeep Sangha:

Purdeep Sangha, a prominent figure in North American business growth and men's leadership is renowned for advising top global Board Members, CEOs, and Entrepreneurs as a strategic business consultant and personal performance advisor.

With a proven track record, Sangha excels in helping business leaders simultaneously navigate the intricacies of both professional and personal life.

Notably, he co-hosts the groundbreaking TV series "Mind Your Own Business," focusing on entrepreneurs facing accessibility and business challenges within the disability community.

Sangha stands out for his expertise in scaling businesses through effective strategy, execution, innovation, leadership, marketing, customer experience, and operations. Moreover, he pioneered ULTRA performance, employing neuroscience, performance psychology, and ancient teachings to optimize professionals' performance.

Sangha's passion lies in guiding men to discover their power as "The Complete Man," achieving peak performance and fulfillment in both business and personal spheres. His teachings empower men to excel as business leaders, husbands, fathers, and individuals.

About Sangha Worldwide

Sangha Worldwide is a dynamic force in enhancing business and individual performance globally. Devoted to multiplying success, Sangha Worldwide specializes in optimizing the performance of both companies and individuals.

With a focus on strategic insights and personalized guidance, Sangha Worldwide is a catalyst for achieving peak performance in diverse sectors.

Their approach encompasses various elements, including business strategy, execution, innovation, leadership, marketing, customer experience, and operations.

Sangha Worldwide is at the forefront of ULTRA performance, leveraging cutting-edge techniques such as neuroscience, performance psychology, and ancient teachings to unlock the full potential of professionals worldwide.

Tweetable Moments:

02:07 - "We see a lot of entrepreneurs buried knee-deep in their business, missing out on a big chunk of their life, until one day they realize what's next."

04:44 - "A lot of us focus on what we are doing and having, as opposed to what we are being, and there's a big difference there."

06:18 - "Giving ourselves a little bit of grace along the way makes life a lot easier and a lot more enjoyable."