Chandell Labbozzetta Interview – Clear Your Past, Create Your Future, Live In The Now
Have you ever struggled with anxiety in business? Or questioned your self-worth? Chandell Labbozzetta has.
She spent almost 20 years building a successful career in sales, corporate business development and marketing and has won a number of awards for her performance.
After a struggle with burnout and depression, she discovered neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) and the answers to her issues with self-worth and achievement. Now, she’s a popular sales strategist coach, trainer, motivational speaker and author of the ‘Confident Closing Strategic Sales Model’.
Chandell used the model to grow a single business by 400% in just 6 months and now teaches the methodology to students and clients as Head of Training and Development at Life Puzzle.
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Episode highlights:
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What Chandell does - her purpose is to inspire confidence in others so that they can make empowered decisions
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How Chandell helps people in business - helps people get the messaging right to be able to charge the price they deserve for the work they are passionate about
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People want to serve but often end up becoming servants
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Being successful in business is so much more than having the right business skills - it’s about having the head, the heart and the gut
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Chandell predominantly works with service-based entrepreneurs
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The ultimate business solution: 80% psychology and 20% strategy
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For many people having the right mindset is unconscious - they tend to disconnect their values
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Dream, goal, plan, action
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People tend to focus heavily on either the strategy or the mindset to achieve their goals - they don’t connect the two
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Our values play a huge role in terms of our psychology because they drive our behaviours
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Why people tend to avoid thinking about their mindset in business
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‘A-ha’ moments versus ‘oh no’ moments - Chandell’s lobster metaphor
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People are challenged by their vulnerability - the pain they do know seems better than the pain they don’t know
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Achieving your goals - your perception of time in relation to your body is important
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Anxiety is a warning from the unconscious mind that we’re not focusing on what we want
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3 key habits Chandell has that keep her going throughout the day - breathwork, she focuses on what she wants, and understanding when to take responsibility
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Letting go isn’t about avoiding something
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Chandell’s work towards intergenerational mental health
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