It can be easy to take "success" for granted - that is...until your process stops working. That's why we are talking with Koni Scavella about how she got her "Ah-ha" from experiencing failure after a string of successes. 

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• Becoming the difference-maker
• Curiosity & The Beginner's Mind
• How she discovered her pattern of success when entering new businesses
• Shedding layers of imposter syndrome and taking imperfect action
• Her "Ah-Ha" experiencing failure after a string of successes
• The importance of surrounding yourself with amazing people
• Niching "golden nuggets"
• And so much more!
   

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TRANSCRIPT

Koni Scavella: Becoming the Difference-Maker, Reverse engineering her success & Niching profitably

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[00:00:56 ] Trina:

[00:00:56 ] Intro

[00:00:56 ] Trina: welcome back to the field guide to awesome folks. In my last episode. [00:01:00 ] I spoke with Lauren Hughes about radical self-acceptance. What she thought was a weakness and how it became her superpower. These are seven figure secrets people. So if you missed it, make sure to go back and check it out.

But don't go yet, folks. My next guest is Koni Scavella . Koni is a speaker, author and business and strategic advisor. For CEOs and entrepreneurs seeking a quantum leap in their lives and business simultaneously.

An entrepreneur for 17 years with degrees in theology and physics. She has worked with new startups, fortune five hundreds and Inc 500 companies in healthcare, real estate. Education sports, finance, oil and gas, retail ministry hospitality. Entertainment. And Connie, and I will be talking about becoming the difference maker reverse engineering, her success and niching [00:02:00 ] profitably. It can be so easy to take success for granted. - That is until your process stops working. That's why we're talking today with Koni Scavella about how she got her aha from experiencing failure after a string of successes.

Join me in welcoming Koni. Scavella. .

[00:02:21 ] Interview Start[00:02:21 ] 1 Koni Scavella: Becoming the Difference-Maker, Reverse engineering her success and Niching profitably

[00:02:21 ] Trina: Hi Koni. Thank you so much for joining me today.

[00:02:24 ] Koni: Oh, it is my pleasure. I'm so happy to be here.

[00:02:28 ] Trina: I'm thrilled to have you now, Koni, would you share with my audience a little bit? I introduced you before we started. But would you tell us a little story about like where you started to, where you are now?

[00:02:42 ] Koni: Absolutely. So my journey started far, far, far away in a land called Germany. And so actually that's where I'm from my mother's German Austrian. My father is Italian, Puerto Rican, and I come out like this. So, [00:03:00 ] it was perfect. I had a wonderful childhood. Bucollic beginnings. And then it all came to a screeching halt when we came to America. And the reason I bring this up is, you know, I don't want to go back to the, you know, the cradle days, but it's important because when I came to America, that's when everything changed.

[00:03:18 ] Trina: How old were you when you came to America?

[00:03:23 ] Koni: That's going to be another point. I'm a little challenged by that. Believe it or not still is because I had a near-death experience, which I lost a lot of memory, a lot of concepts of time. So I have no concept of time. And so people would say, well, how old were you then? And what were you doing in 1990? And where were you there? And I have zero ability to gauge that to a timeframe. But I would say somewhere around nine or 10 or something like that. And, but it was so different. Right. And when I came to America, I had [00:04:00 ] no idea that I was different. In Europe everything looked the same. There was no biases.

It wasn't about how much money do you have? Where do you come from? You know, who were your parents? We didn't have any of that. And if we did, my mother did a great job of not letting us know. So when we came to America, I was completely different. Right. I looked different. In the suburbs we lived in, everybody was blonde, blue eyes, thin lipped and, and little tiny little people.

And here I am, five, nine, you know, dark hair, thick eyebrows, full lips of, and really long thick hair. And I was completely an outcast. And of course I sounded funny because I still had an accent. So you know how kids are very cruel growing up before there was a name for it, there was bullying. And so I was.

The tail end of that, the harsh end of that. And [00:05:00 ] it was really hard. And then I finally kept coming to my mom. I mean, the beat ups were terrible. And I said, you know, we gotta do something here to stop this. And so I was tutored how to speak English without an accent. I speak five languages, but then my mother did something brilliant and she said, Koni, you're always going to be different.

And your difference is the differenceMaker.. And so that was my rock. That's what I leaned on. And that was sort of my own name. I call him an auto responder. I'd always play that automatically. If somebody said something to me and that became a theme for me. And so going into school, I was different.

I started studying, okay, well, who are the different people and how do you not have disharmony by being different? How do you have to blend in? So very early age, I became a student of human behavior. And so I realized [00:06:00 ] to be popular means you're safe. So we thought, okay, I'll be popular. So it became popular.

And that lasted for a while. It's like imposter syndrome in high school.

[00:06:11 ] Trina: