What does it take to grow from frustration and failure to focused leadership in just one year?

In this episode of the Leaders of Tomorrow podcast, Chris Thomson is joined by Louis Boivin and Joey Vari, two student entrepreneurs in the Student Works Management Program, who return for a second season with a powerful story of personal growth and business transformation.

Louis and Joey share how their first year in the program was defined by poor habits and lack of direction—and how those struggles laid the foundation for lasting change. They dive deep into the mindset shifts, daily routines, and planning strategies that helped them regain control and build a far more successful second season. This episode is a must-listen for any Student Works participant or aspiring young leader looking to take full ownership of their growth.

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Key takeaways

• What lessons Louis and Joey learned from a difficult first season in Student Works
• How daily habits, accountability, and planning set the foundation for improvement
• Why personal development and discipline go hand in hand with business success
• How consistency in areas like door-to-door work and scheduling creates long-term results
• Why shifting focus from personal performance to team success can lead to exponential results
• And much more...

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