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Gary Keller says that if he could go back in time and give advice, he’d have some wisdom for his younger self. In this episode I talk about those things, and the questions you need to be asking yourself today, to find out if you’re going to be happy with what you’ve done, tomorrow.
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Eric Thomas is a phenomenal motivational speaker. In this episode I talk about part of a speech he gave in which he references people’s habit of thinking they aren’t good at something, despite not ever having put in the effort to become good. In the speech he challenges people to fail for a whole year, because the byproduct of doing so would be success at what they initially assumed they weren’t any good at. I also give specific examples from my own life where I’ve challenged myself to do things I “wasn’t good at”, only to realize after putting in hard work, that I had gained abilities I had initially dismissed in myself.
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I entered a physique competition this weekend. In this episode I talk about how aggressive goal setting and getting out of your comfort zone not only lead to growth, but they put you in situations that give you a chance to lead a more interesting life. I also discuss how the upside of goal setting is often dismissed as people tend to focus on the downside.
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Elon Musk predicted Tesla would fail. He proceeded anyways. That decision has made him billions of dollars. So, why did Elon proceed if he thought it would fail? In this episode you’ll learn why he did it, and why it was the correct decision. I’ll also talk about a few questions you should be asking yourself before you move forward with a business.
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Successful entrepreneurs aren’t blessed with some gift that grants them success. They struggle the same way you do. Everyone starts out the same way. Not having a clue what to do. The people who end up being successful are just the ones who followed through despite the uncertainties. Listen to this episode and realize everyone else is or was in the same boat as you. Whether you’re on your first venture, or feeling unsure about a new venture, even entrepreneurs who’ve had many successes still feel the same uncertainty that you get. They just don’t like to admit it.
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Every entrepreneur starts with a coin. Most people never flip it, or take such few flips that the coin never does what it’s supposed to, which is to become weighted in your favor. Listen to this episode and learn why you need to flip the coin. You’re costing yourself money, if you’re not flipping. Start playing with a weighted coin.
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Kai Greene is one of the greatest bodybuilders in the world. How does he do it? If you’re like most people, you’ll give credit to genetics before researching what it takes to get to where he is. After watching multiple documentaries on Kai and dozens of other videos, turns out, Kai’s work ethic is matched by almost no one I’ve seen. More importantly, it’s focused work ethic, put behind a specific goal, as well as mental conditioning Kai’s worked extremely hard to achieve. He sets the goal that he wants, decides what actions it will take to reach that goal, envisions achieving that goal, and then trains for the goal, knowing what the end result will be before he gets there, because he’s not only training his body for the goal, but his mind. In this episode, learn what Kai and his trainer were saying before one of his shows. The answers are amazing, and yet not surprising if you understand what’s behind them.
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Tyler Perry has had enormous success in the entertainment business. He credits a lot of his success to focusing on one thing, and then the many other successes he’s had coming because of that success. The success wouldn’t have come if he had tried to do everything at the same time though. I found a clip he titled “How To Become Successful”, where he talks about why he’s enjoyed the success he has. I share part of it with you in this episode, and how I’ve noticed a pattern of other successful people sharing the same secrets to their success. Success can be replicated, you just have to do it.
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Your favorite billionaire didn’t become a billionaire by diversifying. Yes, they probably diversify now, but that’s after they spent their life ridiculously focused on achieving their goal. Listen to this episode and hear what Warren Buffet has to say about saying “no”. Hear about how I’ve struggled with saying “yes” to too many things, and why you need to be saying “no” if you want to become successful.
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The Offseason— no one will see the work you do. But they will see the results of the work you did in the offseason once the season gets there. Good or bad, it will be on display. As an entrepreneur, it’s easy to not realize when your “offseason” is. This often creates laziness. It will matter when the time comes. Listen to this episode and learn what you should be doing in your offseason, so that the person getting an edge is you, not your competition.
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