Have you ever wondered why laughing together, playing games, and having fun with your friends and family are so important? Imagine a world where every day is filled with smiles, giggles, and shared joy – that's the magical realm of strong and happy relationships!
In today’s episode of the Win Monday podcast, we are thrilled to feature Amy Eddy, Senior Vice President of Big Speak. In our conversation, Amy discusses the importance of prioritizing joy, play, and meaningful conversations in relationships. She shares her personal experiences from a retreat and how it strengthened her marriage. The conversation also explores the value of constructive criticism in friendships and the importance of surrounding oneself with inspiring people. Amy and Paul also discuss the concept of relationships extending beyond people, to aspects like work, food, and money.
Amy Eddy serves as a Senior Vice President and Strategic Account Advisor, passionately championing her clients' interests, guiding them toward prudent investments, and drawing inspiration from the boundless potential of the human spirit. Notably, she recently set a new personal record by delivering a last-minute keynote on stage for a client with only a 4-hour notice, showcasing her exceptional dedication and quick thinking.
Win Monday Community (join here)
Paul Epstein
Amy Eddy
Winning Monday is for the separators. Those of us who are determined to become the best and fastest version of ourselves. Each episode is a masterclass in becoming 1% better each day, no matter your path to work-life mastery. Your guide for this journey is Paul Epstein, 15-year NFL and NBA executive, bestselling author, global keynote speaker, and Success Magazine’s top thought leader that gets results, and Founder of our Win Monday Community. Drawing from Paul’s high-profile separators of Fortune 500 CEOs, Olympians, and Shark Tank entrepreneurs to Guinness World Record holders, NYT bestselling authors, Navy SEALs, and more, this show will inspire you with the confidence required to win one day, one decision, and one action at a time.