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What separates exceptional entrepreneurs from everyone else? Clay Worthington shares the elite-performance principles he learned coaching Olympians and now applies in business: act, learn, adjust, stay in the game, and face failure honestly.In Episode 71, Chris Seegers and Clay explore mental toughness, the American Dream, A-player culture, mentorship, and why the fundamentals beat overcomplication.Thinking about selling your business now or in the next few years? Book a conversation with Exceptional Business Advisors:https://excoadvisors.com/booking/ABOUT CLAY WORTHINGTONClay Worthington, CFP®, CEPA®, is a financial advisor with Edward Jones and a former elite cycling coach whose athletes reached the Olympics, won medals, and set world records.Clay's website:https://clayworthington.com/Clay's Edward Jones profile:https://www.edwardjones.com/us-en/financial-advisor/clay-worthingtonMORE FROM EXCEPTIONAL COMPANIES PODCASTWatch or listen to more episodes:https://excoadvisors.com/podcast/Subscribe on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@ExceptionalCompaniesPodcastFollow the podcast on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/company/exceptional-companies-podcast/Chapters0:00 Failure Is Expensive0:45 Exceptional Companies Podcast intro1:04 Meet Clay Worthington2:12 From rural Missouri to elite cycling5:41 Coaching Olympians and world-record athletes6:56 What separates elite performers9:59 The third attack that wins12:35 Success is simple, but hard17:52 Stay in the game longer20:36 The American Dream is not dead25:13 Compromise, effort, and opportunity30:04 Remove excuses from decisions32:57 Act, Learn, Adjust37:14 A players, B players, and company culture40:04 Failure as a teacher45:30 Face hard emotions and learn47:57 Advice for getting back in the game50:31 Recommended resources52:22 Mentorship requires action54:17 No one can pedal the bike for you54:52 The captain's final lesson57:00 Connect with Clay Worthington57:30 Plan your business transitionDisclaimerThis conversation is for educational and informational purposes only. It should not be considered financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. Edward Jones and its financial advisors do not provide tax or legal advice. Consult qualified professionals regarding your situation.#Entrepreneurship #BusinessLeadership #ExceptionalCompaniesPodcast
