Aug 11, 2026 · 48 min · 18 segments
Constant firefighting can turn even a successful business into something you spend your life managing. Vision and legacy architect Josselyne Herman-Saccio joins Joseph Varghese to explain how to…
Josselyne Herman-SaccioGuestJoseph VargheseHostIt's creating an impact in all that you do, right? In all the communities and roles you have.
So at first that can sound like an armor of toughness to a lot of people when you hear that.
Yeah, it definitely is not being tough and it's not about not experiencing your feelings or anything.
It is about being able to stay in your vision and stay in the space of creation rather than getting hooked into the space of survival and reaction, which I find most people, especially effective people, are really good reactors and they have to be because they have to put out fires and handle things with their teams and their staff and their families or whatever but that's a different space of your nervous system and it's a different world than the world of creation and word and vision and that is like a looking up and out kind of world whereas the other is like looking down and in and getting stuff done and getting through this and dealing with that and most people End up in that other world of getting stuff done by default and they lose that sense of magic.
Most entrepreneurs started with the sense of magic, like when they started creating their business or their marriage, their relationship.
So my work, a lot of it is about staying out of that world of reaction and staying grounded and unmessable with in the space of vision and word and creation.
So when life hits hard, so entrepreneurs juggling multiple roles, businesses, projects, family, right? Three kids, they got two.
What's a step-by-step reset when someone gets bad news or loses a deal, feels overwhelmed in those moments? What's a step-by-step reset in your context of being investable with?
So are you in the world of reaction or are you in the world of creation? And if you're The first telltale sign is bad news because there's no such thing as bad news.
It's creating an impact in all that you do, right? In all the communities and roles you have.
So at first that can sound like an armor of toughness to a lot of people when you hear that.
Yeah, it definitely is not being tough and it's not about not experiencing your feelings or anything.
It is about being able to stay in your vision and stay in the space of creation rather than getting hooked into the space of survival and reaction, which I find most people, especially effective people, are really good reactors and they have to be because they have to put out fires and handle things with their teams and their staff and their families or whatever but that's a different space of your nervous system and it's a different world than the world of creation and word and vision and that is like a looking up and out kind of world whereas the other is like looking down and in and getting stuff done and getting through this and dealing with that and most people End up in that other world of getting stuff done by default and they lose that sense of magic.
Most entrepreneurs started with the sense of magic, like when they started creating their business or their marriage, their relationship.
So my work, a lot of it is about staying out of that world of reaction and staying grounded and unmessable with in the space of vision and word and creation.
So when life hits hard, so entrepreneurs juggling multiple roles, businesses, projects, family, right? Three kids, they got two.
What's a step-by-step reset when someone gets bad news or loses a deal, feels overwhelmed in those moments? What's a step-by-step reset in your context of being investable with?
So are you in the world of reaction or are you in the world of creation? And if you're The first telltale sign is bad news because there's no such thing as bad news.
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