Grant Kellogg: How to Find Your Passion #BALIEDITION

The Bold Life Movement with Kimberly Rich

What if there was a formula for finding your passion? Would you follow it?

In this interview with my dear friend, Grant Kellogg, we reverse engineer his recent success to show how he (and countless others that have been featured on the show) discovered his passion, and how his life has changed because of it.

”I think it just comes down to committing to something.”

Whether your thing is yoga, or knitting, or coding, or writing, there IS a process that one can follow to create fulfillment and mastery. In this episode, Grant shares how he went from designing User Interfaces in northern California, to designing cacao experiences all over the world.

I love this interview because Grant embodies what it means to start before you’re ready, and he shows what is possible when you make passion a priority.

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WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:

• How Grant’s curiosity evolved into his purpose.
• Why using your voice is so important in finding what you’re passionate about.
• Why your state plays a huge role in your success.
• How having incorporating “ritual” into your interests can make it stick, for you and for other people in your life.
• How to attract opportunities to help you succeed.
• How modeling mentors catapulted his confidence
• The secret to evolving and learning even faster. (to always be open)
• To create a movement, you have to be a product of your product.
• What is a Cacao Ceremony?
• What’s the difference between Ceremonial Cacao and hot cocoa?
• What elements are always included in a Cacao Ceremony, and how can you customize it to make it unique to you?

RESOURCES:

• Click Here to get access to the Free Training - ‘How I Quit my Corporate Job to Travel the World, Launched a Business I Love, & Became a TEDx Speaker without Knowing my “Purpose” or Having a Plan’

• YogaBarn.com

• Elah and Aussiera - Grant’s Cacao Mentors

• Keithscacao.com

• Ubud Raw

• Amazon - ceremonial Grade Cacao

• Native cacao powder