How Imaginative are you? Imagination matters when it comes to success. To the extent your imaginative skills will take you, truly does decide how far you can go and what you can accomplish. The ability to use your imagination and think of new ideas will help you along your journey to achieving the goals and dreams you desire. When you allow your mind to imagine the endless possibilities, there is no limit to what you can do.

Tune in now to listen to our host Kim Martin, Founder of I’ve Decided and her guest Kayla Miller, Owner of KM Jewelry Design as they talk about the weekly winning word imaginative.

What if we all had an intentional attitude of, “How can I help you today?” What if from the moment we head out each day, we are intentionally looking for someone we can help. Can you imagine what a different world we would live in? A world where everyone isn’t rushing around, stressed about gaining more money and more fame, but simply looking for people that could use some help in some way. It just sounds impossible doesn’t it?
Tune in now to listen to our host Kim Martin, Founder of I’ve Decided and her guest Ed Maubach, National Seating & Mobility as they talk about the weekly winning word helpful.

Most people would not argue the fact that healthy relationships are critical for success. There are many contributing factors to healthy relationships but the cornerstone of building a quality and lasting relationship is openness. Openness is defined as being honest and not hiding information or feelings.
Tune in now to listen to our host Andy Thornton, CEO at Greater Peoria Family YMCA and his guest this week, Evan Jenkins, Director of Business Development with Manpower as they talk about the weekly winning word openness.

The word supplement is not unfamiliar to most people who desire to live a healthy lifestyle. The wellness industry has made billions selling supplements to enhance or offset a poor diet. However, the actual definition of the word supplement has a much deeper meaning. Supplement is described as something added to complete or improve a thing; supply a deficiency or reinforce.
Tune in now to listen to our host Andy Thornton, CEO at Greater Peoria Family YMCA and his guest this week, Becky Rossman, CEO of PCAV as they talk about the weekly winning word supplement.

Gary Zukav says, “Your life on this earth is significant whether or not you are aware of it, and rather or not you desire it.” You can choose to keep your significance locked away or you can decide to unlock the life you were created for.
Tune in now to listen to our host Andy Thornton and his guest this week, Peggy Jacques, Founder and Executive Director at Graceland Center for Purposeful Aging as they talk about 5 keys to help you unlock a life of significance.

What are you immersed in? We all find ourselves immersed in something. The key is to make sure to immerse yourself in what will get you the life you desire. On this episode of our I’ve Decided Podcast, Our Founder and Host, Kim Martin, chats with Heather Oyler about her time spent immersing in her self development, what she loves, and how it changed her life. They also discuss 5 things Successful people immerse themselves in. Tune in to see how you compare.

Just like any behavior, exuberance is no different. It’s the habits we create that birth the behavior.
Tune in now to listen to our Founder, Kim Martin and her guest this week, Hayden Maubach, college athlete and owner of Dead Fish Kayaks, as they talk about 16 habits of exuberant human beings.

Throwing in the towel, giving up on your goals and dreams, those are the opposite of fidelity. Fidelity is faithfulness to a person, cause, or belief, demonstrated by continuing loyalty and support. The key is “continuing” loyalty. It’s easy to be excited and motivated when something is new, but the long haul is where it gets tough.

Tune in now to listen to our Founder, Kim Martin and her guest this week, Francie Hinrichsen, Founder at Founding Females as they talk about 5 ways to stay loyal and faithful to your goals and dreams.

When is the last time you ask for feedback? You can’t just sit back and wait for feedback to come to you. If you sincerely want to improve, you should make the first move when it comes to corrective information. Tune in to “Our Community” with host, Andy Thornton, CEO of The Y, and his guest Nate Domenighini, gBeta Distillery Labs Director at gener8tor, as they discuss the importance of valuable feedback and three moves you can make to “TAP” into it.

How resourceful are you? Listen in as Kim Martin, founder of I’ve Decided discusses 6 distinctive traits that resourceful people have in common, with her guest Past Chuck Brown, the senior pastor at Victory Christian Church.