EP 96: What A-List Celebrities Can Teach You About Business Success – With Tarra Stubbins
Episode Summary:
In this episode of Practice Growth HQ I speak with former assistant to the stars Tarra Stubbins about what we can learn from celebrities and apply to our businesses.
Tarra is a certified expert in lifestyle management, accountability and time management. She also spent more than a decade managing the schedules of musicians such as the Rolling Stones and Lady Gaga, as well as high profile CEOs and executives.
In this episode you’ll learn the key difference between major celebrities and regular folks, the morning and evening routines celebrities swear by, and how to find clarity on your business goals so that you can motivate yourself to succeed.
If you’re curious about what the heck you could possibly learn from a celebrity’s lifestyle, you’ll really enjoy this episode!
What you’ll learn:
- (02:19) Tarra shares the ‘AHA’ moment that prompted her to pivot from her career as a personal assistant to the stars and start her own business
- (05:07) The ridiculous request one incredibly famous rockstar made of Tarra (and how she dealt with it!)
- (06:58) Why do some people become uber successful in business and others don’t? Tarra shares her thoughts
- (08:38) Celebrity day-to-day routines: What common denominators do they share and what can we emulate?
- (11:45) How to find clarity on what your business goals are so that you can find the inspiration and motivation to move forward
- (15:29) Why 90% of the population is absolutely fine with being mediocre
- (17:22) Discover how successful people create their own motivation
- (21:17) Why it’s so important to figure out what your internal blockers are and how to overcome them to achieve your goals
- (24:25) How celebrating wins can keep your motivation going when things get tough
- (25:55) Tarra tells us about her business ‘Take it Easy’ (and why it doesn’t necessarily mean sitting back and putting your feet up!)
- Plus loads more!
Links and Resources:
Website: https://www.tarrastubbins.com
