Season 2 Episode #27 EA Csolkovits - the Amazing Storyteller and Giver!
- Author
- Jeff Christian and Mike Sestich
- Published
- Tue 17 May 2022
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Season 2 Episode #27 EA Csolkovits coming Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
You can find EA at giversuniversity.com
E. A. was born in 1956 in Chicago, Illinois. At the young age of 16, EA started his business career selling janitorial services to business owners. At 19, he met Sam Robbins, a millionaire businessman from Detroit who mentored EA in a role at the House of Holland Jewelers. Unfortunately, Sam had diabetes but he chose to use that GIFT as his LEGACY: to help people overcome health challenges. That desire led to EA and Sam formulating healthy drinks and foods and more so for EA, the opportunity to formulate a blueprint for his future life success.
EA has countless lifetime achievements that have resulted in helping thousands of people, raising and making millions of dollars, and for the focus of this episode – EA’s lifetime achievement of Founding GIVERS UNIVERSITY. EA – thanks for the incredible work you have done to help and serve people, thanks for sharing your gifts with the world and thanks for being our guest on Life’s Essential Ingredients – EA WELCOME TO THE SHOW!
TOTD – “In order to fly, you have to let go of the world that you are hanging onto.” Kurek Ashley
In this episode:
What was life like growing up?
How did your career get started?
What impact did your mentor Sam have on you?
What advice would you give to your younger self?
GIVERS UNIVERSITY – started 1991?
THE GIVERS MINDSET – congrats and what has been the best part of writing your books – EA also authored The Giver’s Lifestyle and The Giver’s Lifelong Learning…
What is the difference between a GIVER and a Taker?
What are GIVERS Communities?
Are there actual steps in building a GIVERS Community?
Decision Making – Do you have a methodology for evaluating how you use your energy in relation to seeking opportunities?
The importance of self-awareness?
Discernment as a life skill – why is it so important?
Legacy
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