In this episode Tracy sits down with David Perry to discuss the secret to his meteoric success. Perry is currently the CEO of Carro, a new e-commerce partnership network used by over 30k Shopify Brands. Prior to Carro, Perry had established himself as one of the best-known video game veterans in the industry. His previous company, Gaikai, was acquired by Sony PlayStation. He was also the Co-Founder & Chief Creative Officer of Acclaim Entertainment, and founded the game development company Shiny Entertainment, which was first acquired by Interplay, then again by Atari. Perry has spoken at TED, E3, Digital Hollywood, Stanford University, MIT, USC, UCLA and many others.

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If you look around and wonder, “Is this all there is for me?” you’ll want to tune in to this episode because you (and only you!) have the ultimate power to change your position in work and in life. When someone tells you NO, what is your reaction? Is it consistent? You are only as limited by your circumstances as you allow. Living your best life is a choice, but you have to be clear on your vision and stick to it, regardless of what’s going on around you. Circumstances aren’t under your control, but your mindset sure is. Emotional awareness plus flexibility and emotionally risky action will get you where you want to go. Focus on what you can control and notice how you are reacting to what’s outside of you. The quicker you do this, the more peaceful and confident you will become. 

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Are your behaviors on repeat? Do you even know what you’re doing half the time…or why? Rest assured, behavioral patterns are built into our psychology. They help us make quick decisions—like always running the other direction when something is trying to eat you. But sometimes those patterns can be a source of frustration, especially if they don’t result in the desired outcome (like when you’re emotionally triggered and reacting to someone). But you keep doing it because, well, it’s a pattern and you’re on autopilot. And in business, patterns aren’t just about an individual. There are relational patterns that occur when people communicate. So that’s what we’re talking about today: patterns, and how to break the ones that aren’t serving you. It’s a lot easier to disrupt them when you recognize they’re happening and you know what triggers them.

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