Herg Life Live! Upcoming Classes in Illinois and Arizona
Join Adam on Thursday June 23 in Champaign, IL as he teaches Life Without Limits. Life Without Limits is an energetic, hard-hitting one-day class that will challenge your thinking, help you find answers to the big questions, and walk you through the most important steps in creating your personal growth plan. Click here to reserve your […]
Routine or Rut? You Must Disrupt Yourself in Order to Grow
Herg Life launched just over five months ago, so I wanted to remind you all about why I started this blog in the first place. You’ve heard my musings on mindset, my thoughts on thinking big, and my lessons on leadership. I think you’ve all gotten a feel for my Herg Life. But Herg Life […]
Visionaries or Villains? Which Leadership Style will Change the World?
I’m a little obsessed with Elon Musk at the moment and it got me thinking about visionaries and their leadership philosophies. Individuals like Elon Musk, Steve Jobs, and Jeff Bezos are disrupting industries, changing the world as we know it today, and are shaping what it will look like in the future. Yet you’ve all […]
Unplug to Recharge: Ahas from My Week in the Mountains
Last week I was in West Virginia. For vacation. Not business. (Okay, two days were for business, but the other five were purely for pleasure.) That was five consecutive days of disconnecting from my email, meetings, and my regular routine. I unplugged in order to recharge and it was the best thing I could have […]
Death… Our Greatest Teacher
Earlier this week I attended the celebration of life for one of our beloved Realtors, after she lost her battle with cancer late last week. She had a magnetic personality; she was tough, and strong, and tenacious, and kind, and loving, and funny, and fiercely loyal. Her celebration of life was pretty incredible. There were […]
Talking Standards and Growth on Onward Nation
Today, I’m honored to be featured on Onward Nation with Stephen Woessner. We had a great conversation about fears, standards, mindset, growth, and your biggest challenge and biggest asset – people. Check it out and let me know what you think! http://onwardnation.com/adam-hergenrother/
How to Get the Help You Need with $0 in the Bank
When I was about 18, I entered into my first business venture – buying piece of shit cars, fixing them up, and selling them for a small profit. The best part was, I never even saw the cars. I gave my friend about $500, and he bought, fixed, and sold the cars and we split the […]
5 Ways to Create a Strategic Partnership with Your Executive Assistant
Last week, I had a very real conversation with my Chief of Staff (Hallie, who many of you know). She needed her next growth opportunity and was not sure if her needs could be fulfilled with me and at our company. That conversation has made me examine myself as a leader and provided me with […]
One Simple Action for a Competitive Advantage
I love the smell of wheatgrass in the morning. Every morning at 4:43am, I jump out of bed, down a glass of water and a shot of wheatgrass and I’m now ready to start my day. If you want to get started on your emotional fitness journey, all you have to do is implement getting up early. […]
It’s Surprising How Few Wins There Are in Business
I’m on a plane (again), so I’m going to make this one short and sweet (I have a few episodes of House of Cards to catch up on). I was on a CEO Super Business Panel on Monday and one of the questions we were asked was, “What was one ‘win’ that you were most […]
5 Must Attend Events to Grow Your Business and Change Your Life
I just got back from a mastermind in Austin last week and I’m getting ready to fly to Vegas for a few days of training. I average 2-3 trips a month where I am either attending a private mastermind, a conference, or I am teaching a class. I learned very early on in my career […]
My 10 Favorite Questions for Coaching & Leadership
Why? What is that? Why? Can I have that? Why? Why? Why? My son, Asher, is almost 2.5 years old and the questions are endless. He’s adorable. And persistent! Takes after his father. Questions hold a lot of power, both in what you are asking, how you are asking, and how you are answering them. […]
