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Andrew Lewin and Dr. David Ebert discuss the extinction of the Java Stingray and its implications for other flat shark species. They delve into the history of shark science, from the public's initial fear and curiosity to the growth of the field and the diverse areas of research within it. With guest Julia, they explore the importance of understanding and conserving lesser-known shark species for the health of our ecosystems. While the topic may be sad, the episode offers a positive outlook on the future of shark conservation. Connect with us: Website: https://bit.ly/37TMqeKInstagram: https://bit.ly/3eorwXZ Beyond Jaws is supported by Save Our Seas Website: https://saveourseas.com/ Dave:  Website: https://www.lostsharkguy.com/ Instagram: https://bit.ly/3q1J9Q5 Andrew: Website: https://www.speakupforblue.com/ Instagram: https://bit.ly/37g5WkG   The podcast episode features an interview with Julia Constance, a PhD candidate at Charles Darwin University in Australia. Julia's research focuses on little-known species of sharks and stingrays, and she has been making significant contributions to the field. Prior to her research at Charles Darwin University, Julia completed a double degree in science, conservation biology, arts, photography, and indigenous studies at the University of Wollongong. During her honors study, Julia delved into the historical ecology and probability of extinction of three rare sharks and rays. In fact, she even made the groundbreaking discovery of the first extinct marine fish. Currently in her second year of her PhD study, Julia is investigating the natural mortality, movement ecology, and habitat use of river sharks of the genus Glyphos. The insights she gathers from this study will play a crucial role in developing effective conservation strategies for these unique and fascinating species. The hosts of the podcast express their enthusiasm about having Julia on the show and emphasize the importance of her research. They discuss how studying little-known species can significantly contribute to our overall understanding and conservation efforts for these animals. The hosts also highlight the potential for discovering and protecting these lost species, underscoring the need for more studies like Julia's. The episode also delves into the historical context of Julia's research. The hosts mention that the species she is studying hasn't been sighted in 160 years and may have vanished long ago without anyone realizing it. They stress the importance of raising awareness about these species and the necessity of continued research in this field. Overall, the episode centers around Julia Constance's research on little-known species of sharks and stingrays, shedding light on the significance of her work in understanding and conserving these animals. The host encourages listeners to share the podcast with anyone who has an interest in sharks and stingrays. In the transcript, at the end of the episode, the host expresses gratitude to the audience for their listenership and conveys their affection for all the listeners. They urge the audience to share the podcast by copying the podcast link on their favorite podcast app and sending it to others who may also enjoy and learn from it. This demonstrates the host's appreciation for audience engagement and their desire to reach more individuals who share a passion for sharks and stingrays. Throughout the podcast episode, the host and guest emphasize the significance of studying lesser-known species and the need for more young scientists to pursue careers in this field. They highlight the fact that while many people are drawn to studying charismatic species like white sharks, tiger sharks, manta rays, and whale sharks, there is a lack of data and knowledge about a wide range of other species, particularly rays. The guest points out that rays are more threatened and exploited than these charismatic species, and there is a significant dearth of information about them. The guest also emphasizes that young, early-career scientists have a unique opportunity to make a substantial impact in this field by focusing on lesser-known species. They discuss the vast potential for research and discovery in this area, as many species of rays remain virtually unknown, and there is a critical need for basic information about them. The host adds that another scientist they recently had on the podcast, Jalen Myers, shares the same concern and is studying flat shark species. The host expresses their excitement and satisfaction in being involved with the specific study discussed in the episode, as it aligns with their efforts to raise awareness about lesser-known species. They hope that listeners will pay close attention to what the guest has to say and recognize the importance of studying these lesser-known species. The episode concludes with an interview with the guest, Julia Constance, who will provide further insights into her research on lesser-known species.

In this episode of Add To Cart, we checkout Andy Lee, Co-founder of the WOD Life. The WOD Life is the home of training, looking after athletes, gym goers and battlers giving it their best (ie. me) as they sweat and strive to be better. Starting with a humble order of 30 skipping ropes, the WOD Life now ship all over the world carrying leading brands such as Nike, Reebok and Under Armour as well as their own range of workout gear. In this chat we cover how Andy and his Co-founder Ben bootstrapped The WOD Life from a personal credit card. Links from the episode:KithHow I Built This with Guy RazThe Corporate Athlete by Jack L Groppel and Jim LoehrAndy Lee from The WOD Life: Training Destination | #228Questions answered in the podcast:What is the weirdest thing you've ever bought online? Who is your favourite retailer? Which retail fad do you wish was history?Can you recommend a book or podcast that our listeners should immediately get into? Finish this sentence. The future of retail is… This episode was brought to you by…eSuite About your co-host: Andy Lee from The WOD LifeAndy is a mission driven Co-founder, actively building The WOD Life from credit card backed start up to a multi million dollar global ecommerce operation. He is passionate about forging meaningful relationships, fostering community and having fun with great people along the way. Andy has a Double Degree in Laws and Legal Practice, as well as a Bachelor of Commerce and a Graduate Diploma of Chartered Accounting. You can contact Andy at LinkedInAbout your host: Nathan Bush from eSuite Nathan Bush is a digital strategist, Co-founder of eCommerce talent agency, eSuite and host of the Add to Cart podcast. He has led eCommerce for businesses with revenue $100m+ and has been recognised as one of Australia's Top 50 People in eCommerce four years in a row. You can contact Nathan on LinkedIn, Twitter or via email.Please contact us if you: Want to come on board as an Add To Cart sponsor Are interested in joining Add To Cart as a co-host Have any feedback or suggestions on how to make Add To Cart betterEmail hello@addtocart.com.au We look forward to hearing from you! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of Add To Cart, we are joined by Andy Lee, co-founder of the WOD Life. The WOD Life is the home of training looking after athletes, gym goers and battlers giving it their best (ie. me) as they sweat and strive to be better. Starting with a humble order of 30 skipping ropes, the WOD Life now ship all over the world carrying leading brands such as Nike, Reebok and Under Armour as well as their own range of workout gear. In this chat we cover how Andy and his co-founder Ben bootstrapped The Wod Life from a personal credit card. We uncover the art of building an authentic community, how to develop strong relationships with wholesale partners, how pre-orders saved their business and why Andy dives into the deep dark depths of Reddit as part of his customer research. Scary stuff!Links from the episode:The WOD LifeCrossFitNike ReebokAdidasPumaRedditPackleo (sponsored)Shopify Plus (sponsored)Questions answered:What tips do you have for building a really solid community?How do you choose people and events to sponsor?What achievement are you most proud of?This episode was brought to you by… PackleoShopify PlusAbout your co-host: Andy Lee from The WOD LifeAndy is a mission driven Co-founder, actively building The WOD Life from credit card backed start up to a multi million dollar global ecommerce operation. He is passionate about forging meaningful relationships, fostering community and having fun with great people along the way. Andy has a Double Degree in Laws and Legal Practice, as well as a Bachelor of Commerce and a Graduate Diploma of Chartered Accounting. You can contact Andy at LinkedInPlease contact us if you: Want to come on board as an Add To Cart sponsor Are interested in joining Add To Cart as a co-host Have any feedback or suggestions on how to make Add To Cart betterEmail hello@addtocart.com.au We look forward to hearing from you! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Halo, bagi yang sudah nonton video-videoku sebelumnya. Program double degree ini bisa menjadi solusi bagi kamu yang ingin kuliah di 2 kampus sekaligus memperoleh pengalaman yang tidak bisa diperoleh mahasiswa single degree

Seberapa tertariknya Arles dengan manusia sampai-sampai dia mengambil Double Degree dalam Biomedis san Psikologi di Perancis? Mempelajari "The Science behind Medicine" belum cukup bagi Arles untuk memahami manusia. Melalui Psikologi, Arles bisa lebih memahami sifat-sifat manusia serta mendapatkan terapi "gratis". Namun, apa yang menjembatani kedua jurusan ini? Apa pula alasan dibalik Arles mengambil kedua jurusan ini bersamaan? Find out only in this episode! Cheers, 15Menitan. ___________ Stay in Touch with us! Instagram: @15menitan Connect with Arles Instagram: @arlesmn

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Mempunyai gelar sarjana dua sekaligus dalam satu waktu sekarang bukanlah menjadi hal baru, Ghiran salah satu Mahasiswa S.E (Sarjana Ekonomi), membuktikan dirinya sanggup menjalani waktu yang dinikmatinya sembari menjadi Mahasiswa S2 Ilmu Ekonomi

Double Degree itu apa? Apa di UB menyediakan pilihan jurusan double degree? Kamu lagi bingung milih mau kuliah dimana? Atau mungkin kamu pingin kuliah di luar negeri, tapi males ngurus registrasinya yang ribet? Ini solusinya

La decima puntata della seconda stagione di Italiani in Olanda ha come ospite Diana Badini, Logistics Coordinator a VanMoof. Diana è originaria di una frazione in provincia di Piacenza. Dopo le prime esperienze estive londinesi per imparare l'inglese, decide di iscriversi ad un exchange con AFS e a 17 anni parte per il Cile, senza sapere una parola di spagnolo. Vivrà con una famiglia cilena per sei mesi, frequenterà le superiori a San Fernando e tornerà a casa parlando più spagnolo che italiano. Tornata in Italia non sa bene che mestiere vorrà fare, sa solo che vuole vivere all'estero. Si iscrive cosi ad un Double Degree che le permette di studiare i primi due anni in Italia e i successivi due a Breda, nei Paesi Bassi. Dopo una internship a Dubai si laurea e trova il suo primo lavoro ad Amsterdam. Al momento Diana lavora per VanMoof, una scale-up olandese che produce bici elettriche high-tech. Buon ascolto! Se avete voglia di contattare Diana potete connettervi con lei via Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/didibadins/ Se invece avete voglia di mettervi in contatto con Italiani in Olanda ci trovate su Instagram, o scrivete all'indirizzo italianiinolanda.podcast@gmail.com

The story of Giovanni brings us to discover the Master in Management at ESCP. Starting from the Polytechnic of Turin, his academic path was completed with a Double Degree in International Management offered jointly with ESCP Business School, which was an incredible boost for his career. We will learn more about the application process, the courses' topics, the campuses all over Europe and the internship opportunities that you will have while attending this Master. Giovanni is now an Analytical Consultant at Google and he will tell us how the ESCP contributed to reaching such an important working step.

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To be part part of the creative tribe and receive news, re-caps and much  more join ourmail list on : http://thecreativeinsider.com/ Hello everybody and happy new 2021! The first guest of this new ear is a dear friend of mine , Federico Minelli! As you going to hear he has had many international experiences in the world of architecture and he has almost finished his double degree between Italy and China. More about him on: Ig:@_federicominelli Ig: @rappresen_duo LinkedIn: Federico Minelli If you like the podcast and our projects you can support us for free by just following our social media channels which are: Ig:@tcipodcast Facebook: The Creative Insider LinkedIn: The Creative Insider Thank you!

La storia di Marco si svolge tra Italia, Regno Unito ed Asia.Bachelor in Bocconi con Exchange in Corea del Sud e Double Degree in International Management tra Milano e Shanghai, alla Fudan University.La passione per l'Investment Banking e il forte outlook internazionale gli permettono di fare esperienza come Investment Analyst in 3 città diverse: da Unicredit a Shanghai, da UBS a Milano e da Bank of America a Londra.Con Marco parleremo della sua scelta di lavorare in banca d'investimento, del suo ruolo come Analyst e delle specifiche differenze che ha riscontrato nei diversi Paesi in cui ha lavorato.In primo piano, confronteremo lo stile di vita tra Milano, Londra e Shanghai.Con Marco parliamo di:01:00 Come cambia il lavoro tra Cina e Europa03:25 Differenza tra Corporate e Investment Banking----------04:40 La giornata tipo da Investment Banking Analyst06:40 Orari e stile di vita----------08:35 Background di studio, cosa scegliere10:10 Come scegliere la banca giusta per la propria carriera----------11:30 Come entrare: CV, cover letter e processo di selezione13:10 Su cosa puntare nel proprio CV14:40 Una parola chiave per Londra, Milano e Shanghai16:30 Come entrare in Investment Banking, le cose fondamentali da sapere22:00 La propria personalità conta----------23:20 I valori di Bank of America24:00 Dopo quanto tempo si impara a lavorare25:40 Gli step di selezione in dettaglio per Bank of America31:00 Domande tecniche e soft skills32:50 Non solo banca, ma anche attualità e cultura generaleIl profilo LinkedIn di Marco: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marco-piva/La nostra community Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/49088297/admin/La nostra community Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/truemillennials/?hl=itPer informazioni o richieste commerciali: info@truemillennials.it

The Young Professionals Podcast (TYPP), proudly brought to you by ADAPT Careers (https://adaptcareers.com.au) and co-hosted by Luke Marriott and Nicholas Sargeant (Sarge). In this episode we interview Maddie Steele, a registered nurse and midwife working in a tertiary hospital in Melbourne. Maddie started her Double Degree in Nursing and Midwifery at Monash University (https://www.monash.edu/study/courses/find-a-course/2021/nursing-and-midwifery-m3007) immediately after high school, taking a gap year after her second year of studies before completing the rest of her degree. Maddie graduated in 2018 with dual qualifications as a registered nurse and registered midwife, which she is using in her current role. Maddie is passionate about providing women of all backgrounds with evidence-based information, so they are supported and empowered during their individual pregnancy journeys (through antenatal, intrapartum and postpartum periods). If you have a career story you would like to share, a role you would like to learn more about or any questions you would like us to ask young professionals, you can reach us through any of our social media that can be found at TYPP.com.au. We would love to hear from you!

The Young Professionals Podcast (TYPP), proudly brought to you by ADAPT Careers (https://adaptcareers.com.au) and co-hosted by Luke Marriott and Nicholas Sargeant (Sarge). In this episode we connect with Anthony England, Head of Growth at Melbourne-based Artificial Intelligence Company: Affinda (https://affinda.com). Anthony completed his undergraduate studies at Monash University, completing a Double Degree in Commerce and Engineering (https://www.monash.edu/study/courses/find-a-course/2021/engineering-and-commerce-e3005#tabs__target-2066756). After a range of internships at different industries, Anthony started his career as a management consultant at Bain & Company (https://www.bain.com). During his time at Bain, Anthony worked across a number of countries with a range of clients, tackling their problems. Anthony then made the move to Equity Capital Markets, where he spent a few years raising money for private and publicly listed companies, before taking his current role at Affinda. Affinda provides AI solutions to automate high-volume document workflows. Affinda aims to take care of tedious manual work, so people can focus on higher value activities. If you have a career story you would like to share, a role you would like to learn more about or any questions you would like us to ask young professionals, you can reach us through any of our social media that can be found at TYPP.com.au. We would love to hear from you!

Rohan Chadha is a rising sophomore at the University of Toronto Scarborough, currently pursuing a Double Degree in Management, Quantitative Finance and Statistics. Being an international student, Rohan is 1 of 37 Lester B. Pearson Scholars at the University of Toronto and has been avidly involved in the UTSC community over his 1st year. He is the Vice President at LIVE Competition, a Student Ambassador, a Teaching Assistant, and has previously been involved with the Management and Economics Student Association (MESA) as well. Having founded his 1st Non-Profit organization at the age of 16 to support the underfunded Indian Public healthcare system, he has launched his next venture, named 'Something Central' which takes a millennial focus to popularize the importance of community service amongst the youth. His vision is to create a collaborative platform for individuals and social entrepreneurs from all around the world to grow their community initiatives and create meaningful social change. Learn more about his project here: https://www.somethingcentral.org/. Also look for the clubs he's been involved in on Instagram: @livecompetition, @mesaatutsc, @decautsc  

Kuliah double degree adalah ketika mahasiswa mengambil dua studi berbeda dalam waktu bersamaan. Kuliah ini nggak terbatas pada satu kampus, melainkan dapat diambil di dua universitas yang berbeda. Melalui segmen kali ini, drg. Joce dan drg. Rara mengulik cerita drg. Jennifer Putri yang ternyata mengambil kuliah double degree saat menyelesaikan tingkat kepaniteraan di FKG Trisakti. Seperti apa suka dan dukanya? Ayo kita simak langsung saja yah :)Support the show (https://paypal.me/rara79)

Doubledegree? Hmmm apakah hanya orang orang super jenius yang mengambilnya? Double degree kuliah di 2 tempat seperti narasumber kita ini kak Liana Deandra yuk dengerin dan ini cocok banget buat kalian yang mau double degree ada tips n tricknya, cmiiww~

About FLY Podcast Guest Dianna Lane⭐Diana Graduates with a Double Degree in Bio & Human Physiology⭐Formerly Training Science to Kids & TeensAnd Conducted Personal Development Training for Adults⭐She won 1st Runner Up Mrs Singapolitan Islandwide 2017⭐Currently a Corporate Trainer⭐ Intuitive Transformation Energy Healing Coach~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

International Business: tä opiskeleva Santsa kertoo kuinka asui viikon kodittomana ja mitä tarkoittaa Double Degree.

Danielle Weber is an Australian artist based in Melbourne. Danielle’s passion and love for her craft is evident through her diverse range of styles and quality of work. With a strong and rapidly growing social media presence, Danielle’s work has extended to include original pieces for a number of high profile clients including Hollywood actors, Olympians, sporting stars and business leaders.With a Double Degree in a Bachelor of Health Sciences and Bachelor of Arts, Danielle prides herself on her strict work ethic and discipline, to ensure she maintains her ability to create consistently.Being encouraged from a young age to always be involved with hands on activities including painting, drawing and cooking allowed Danielle to quickly discover her passion and expression through art.Danielle’s career in art stems from growing up in an artistic, humorous and creative family, with an abundance of encouragement and support leading to her art dream being realized in Danielle’s Artwork.“My mum is the one who encouraged me to do what I love and pursue my art. I get to do what I love every day and I owe my current and future successes to her” – Danielle WeberDanielle credits much of her success to date to the constant support from her family who have continuously inspired her work, encouraged her to follow her dreams and to never give up.https://daniellesartwork.com/

Danielle Weber is an Australian artist based in Melbourne. Danielle’s passion and love for her craft is evident through her diverse range of styles and quality of work. With a strong and rapidly growing social media presence, Danielle’s work has extended to include original pieces for a number of high profile clients including Hollywood actors, Olympians, sporting stars and business leaders.With a Double Degree in a Bachelor of Health Sciences and Bachelor of Arts, Danielle prides herself on her strict work ethic and discipline, to ensure she maintains her ability to create consistently.Being encouraged from a young age to always be involved with hands on activities including painting, drawing and cooking allowed Danielle to quickly discover her passion and expression through art.Danielle’s career in art stems from growing up in an artistic, humorous and creative family, with an abundance of encouragement and support leading to her art dream being realized in Danielle’s Artwork.“My mum is the one who encouraged me to do what I love and pursue my art. I get to do what I love every day and I owe my current and future successes to her” – Danielle WeberDanielle credits much of her success to date to the constant support from her family who have continuously inspired her work, encouraged her to follow her dreams and to never give up.https://daniellesartwork.com/

Are you pursuing an MBA to make a "3 dimensional" (3D) jump into a new geography, function and industry? Laura Pan, currently a full-time MBA at SDA Bocconi in Milan, Italy, shares how she went from wastewater treatment engineer to luxury brand manager, her dream job. Laura shares what it's like to study in Italy, as well as the mindset necessary to capitalize on opportunities as an MBA student. Laura also opines on the myth and reality of attending a business school outside the top 10. Questions Laura's background (4:34) Career goals and shortlisting schools (6:32) Studying luxury business management at SDA Bocconi (12:44) Living in Italy (18:37) Studying at SDA Bocconi and studying business as an engineer (23:44) How Laura landed her internship, despite it being a "3D" change (27:26) Proving your value during your internship to get a full-time offer (38:00) What foreign applicants need to know about career services and job searching at European b-schools? (45:11) The SDA Bocconi alumni network (51:20) What about SDA Bocconi gets overlooked (54:50) The myth and reality of attending a b-school outside the top 10 (57:10) About Our Guest Laura Pan worked as a quality control engineer for the Australian government, and then in the oil & gas and rail & automotive industries before going to SDA Bocconi for her MBA. Laura grew up in Australia and got a Double Degree in Chemical Engineering and Food Technology and Nutrition from RMIT University. Episode summary, show notes and more at: http://touchmba.com/mba-mindset-career-change-laura-pan-luxury-fashion-management-sda-bocconi-mba

Are you pursuing an MBA to make a "3 dimensional" (3D) jump into a new geography, function and industry? Laura Pan, currently a full-time MBA at SDA Bocconi in Milan, Italy, shares how she went from wastewater treatment engineer to luxury brand manager, her dream job. Laura shares what it's like to study in Italy, as well as the mindset necessary to capitalize on opportunities as an MBA student. Laura also opines on the myth and reality of attending a business school outside the top 10. Questions Laura's background (4:34) Career goals and shortlisting schools (6:32) Studying luxury business management at SDA Bocconi (12:44) Living in Italy (18:37) Studying at SDA Bocconi and studying business as an engineer (23:44) How Laura landed her internship, despite it being a "3D" change (27:26) Proving your value during your internship to get a full-time offer (38:00) What foreign applicants need to know about career services and job searching at European b-schools? (45:11) The SDA Bocconi alumni network (51:20) What about SDA Bocconi gets overlooked (54:50) The myth and reality of attending a b-school outside the top 10 (57:10) About Our Guest Laura Pan worked as a quality control engineer for the Australian government, and then in the oil & gas and rail & automotive industries before going to SDA Bocconi for her MBA. Laura grew up in Australia and got a Double Degree in Chemical Engineering and Food Technology and Nutrition from RMIT University. Episode summary, show notes and more at: http://touchmba.com/mba-mindset-career-change-laura-pan-luxury-fashion-management-sda-bocconi-mba

"There are so many awesome things that come with being dyslexic." -Katie Small

Eddie Gordon is a mixed martial artist and winner of the UFC’s The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) – Season 19. He’s a motivational speaker, entrepreneur and Bestselling Author of Forever Truckin – Mastering The Will To Win. In this episode we discuss: Why being in business and being a fighter are quite similar. In both you have to struggle mentally, physically and emotionally. Our bodies can take a lot, but our minds can take a lot more. Also What it takes to get into the UFC The Ultimate Fighter house The mindset to be a successful MMA fighter Winning season 19 of The Ultimate Fighter When an opportunity presents itself you have to be prepared to step out of your comfort zone and like every entrepreneur, growth and learning only occurs when you step out of your comfort zone Educated Fighters It’s important to point out that Eddie has a Double Degree in Finance and Marketing/Communications and he left his comfortable, well paying desk job at the age of 27 to follow his dream of being a professional fighter. Your Only Young But Once You’re only young but once and you shouldn’t lose your passion for competition just because you get older. When you have the competitive spirit you’ve got to compete. It’s part of who you are. Anything we focus our minds on we can achieve it. It’s all about unlocking the passion we all have in us. His Book – Forever Truckin Gary Vee encouraged Eddie to write Forever Truckin following a documentary made of his life that won an Emmy Award. We all have a story and we need to share it with others. Perfectly Imperfect The biggest difference between success and failure is our mindset. You don’t need to be perfect, but you need to believe that you will be successful. It’s okay to be perfectly imperfect. Team Culture Eddie is a member of the Serra-Longo fight team and he believes their gym has an amazing team culture, which has been developed from the top. Every member has total respect for each other. If you look at any business that is not succeeding, there’s normally a culture problem and it starts at the top. Unhappy, disrespected employees become negative, and negativity becomes contagious. Getting Ahead If you have a passion for hat you do, you’re willing to read, learn and build on from other people’s experiences, you’re going to be way ahead of the game. A person with a positive mindset will always outlast someone with a negative mindset, because they will be prepared to put in the required time necessary to be successful. This relates to everything, sport, business, etc. Strong WHY You need to have a purpose, a WHY and it needs to be super strong, so you can remind yourself why you started the journey in the first place, otherwise it’s very easy to give up when things get tough. If you’re starting a business, trying to lose weight or beginning an exercise program, there’s going to be obstacles and tough moments, and only your WHY will keep you going. A strong WHY makes the HOW and WHEN irrelevant. When you look at it, it’s very simple, but it’s definitely not easy. If it were easy everyone would do it. It’s hard to have integrity in the moment – Stephen Covey. This is why you need to prepare your mind way ahead of time and already make a decision on what you’re going to do when you’re faced with a particular challenge or situation. Just One More When you’re tired and you want to give up, just tell yourself success is just on the horizon, therefore just do one more. If you can do just one more second, one more step, or one more rep than you did yesterday, it means you’re improving. You’re telling your mind what to do by your actions. If you get up and get dressed ready for exercise, your mind will respond. And when you start receiving compliments about how good you look, it will fuel that fire to keep going. You’ll exercise more, eat better and probably drink less. Shortcuts There are no shortcuts, except a shortcut to failure. Shortcuts ma give you instant gratification, but they’re not sustainable long-term. You’ve got to take control of your own life and destiny by doing the work. We have two choices in life. We can either make an EXCUSE or we can EXECUTE. You can feel bad for yourself or you can make something happen. You have to stop being a passenger and get in the drivers seat of life. You cannot blame others or point blame if you do not succeed. If you want a better business, a better life, then go and do the work. Don’t rely on others. However if you don’t know how to do something – go and find the person who does. There’s nothing wrong with asking questions and asking for help. Monday Morning Tip Go into your business and work your face off with a mindset that you’re going to be great. You need to believe you’re going to be successful way before anyone else thinks you’re going to be successful. You can connect with Eddie Truck Gordon: Twitter and Instagram: truckmma_ufc His book FOREVER TRUCKIN is available on AMAZON If you have any question about this episode please email me directly at tf@tysonfranklin.com My latest book It’s No Secret There’s Money In Small Business is now available from all online booksellers, and if you live in Australia it can be ordered from most bookstores. Also, Book Depository deliver freight FREE worldwide. Also, please feel free to download my 8-Page article 12 Secrets To Get More People Through Your Front Door.