Dignity First, Trust Follows, Outcomes Change with Shawn Gibbs

Boom Shake the Room Fire Nation JLD here and welcome to Entrepreneurs on Fire, brought to you by High Level, the all-in-one sales and marketing platform. Today we'll be breaking down Dignity First, Trust Follows, outcomes change. And to drop these value bombs, I brought to Sean Gibbs into EOFIR studios. Sean is the co-founder and CEO of Give Gowns, G I V Gowns. He is a medical provider and serial entrepreneur who spent 15 years on every side of healthcare. Then built a system that designs the care experience. So today we talk about trust before treatment, the trust architecture, the one shared problem, how dignity drives outcomes, irreplaceable providers, and oh so much more. And a big thank you for sponsoring today's episode goes to Sean and our speaker. Butters. Fire Nation, is your business stuck? Join Eric Trump and Clay Clark's life changing business conference, November 5th and 6th in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Learn the specific proven systems Clay Clark has used to create thousands of success stories today at thrive show.com slash EO Fire. Again, request tickets today at thrive show.com slash EO Fire.

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I I think that the word successful has a lot of definitions and We get to choose what that means sometimes, and I don't think that gets as much play as it should. I I believe that if someone is honest about what they actually want. And they're taking steps to work toward and achieve that. I would put that in the category of successful. And conversely, if someone deems successful is, for example, having a lot of money. but they despise the way that they get it and they hate their life and they're not happy.

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