On this solo episode of Fix Your Why, Billy discusses the importance of time management. It is crucial to make sure that in your drive to be The Best, you still allocate time to live and enjoy life. Significance is not success, and Billy shares the true values that you should look to that underlie a successful and happy life. Join Billy as he walks you through the uncomfortableness of high achievement and the comfort that you can find in living your life!

Billy welcomes Natalia Nakamura of DiVine Med Spa to the show to discuss how Billy decided on his show name, avoiding the worst parts of perfectionist impulse, the importance of expanding your knowledge, and using that knowledge to grow and better your life, which will help you in your drive to be The Best.

On this solo episode of Fix Your Why, Billy discusses the concept of The Best. Wanting to be The Best is a strong motivator, but it can be a nebulous goal. Creating actionable, specific, measurable goals are easier to track and therefore easier to achieve over time in your ultimate aspiration to be The Best. Also, understanding the restrictions/impossibilities around your goals sets realistic expectations for you to reach for. Join Billy as he explores the positives and the negatives of wanting to be The Best!

Billy is joined by Rattana Mao, Director of Development for Child Care Associates, to talk about her family's journey to America, her initial reluctance to move from the banking industry to the event/nonprofit industry, the values that underlie her decision making to move into the nonprofit industry to help people, and the joy she feels in getting to help children that remind her of her own situation. Her personal story and her growth into the role she has now exemplifies the qualities of leadership that Billy touched on in episode 9!

On this solo episode of Fix Your Why, Billy discusses the quality of leadership. To Bill, leadership is not about power or control over others. Leadership is instead the ability to inspire and build up your team for the betterment of everyone. The ability to check your ego is also an important skill to develop to become an effective leader. Join Billy as he explores the practices of great leadership!

Billy is joined by author Amy Griffin to discuss how she found strength in religion after her divorce, her experience as a rancher, how she developed the analogy of Back Roads, and the direction she sees herself going in the near future. Her story of rediscovering herself is the perfect companion to last week's episode on Mindfulness!