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E+R=O … don't just learn it. Here's how to live it! Event + RESPONSE = Outcome. Success in life and work is not determined by the Events you experience. Success is determined by how you Respond. Purpose of this Episode To empower you to experience success in your life and work no matter what circumstances you face by living E+R=O (Events + RESPONSE = Outcome). Tips Shared in this Episode Most people live E=O (Events = Outcome). Yet E=O guarantees you will get out in the game of life because it causes you to live as a victim. E+R=O (Events + RESPONSE = Outcome) guarantees you can experience success in your life and work because it empowers you to be Response-ABLE. Your RESPONSE, instead of the events you face, becomes the primary factor in the outcomes you experience. Wearing an E+R=O wristband is a great way to remind yourself to live E+R=O when you face challenging or negative events. Go to the Live It Forward store and use the promo code PODCAST to get a discount on E+R=O wristbands. The 4 Fence Posts of 100% Responsibility are: Attitude Articulation Associations Actions When you live E+R=O and take 100% responsibility with these 4 responses (aka “fence posts”), your life expands and more opportunities come your way. When you live E=O and do NOT take 100% responsibility with these 4 responses (aka “fence posts”), your life contracts and fewer opportunities come your way. Go to https://liveitforward.com/forward to download the E+R=O and 4 Fence Posts of 100% Responsibility slides from one of Kent Julian's keynote presentation. Call to Action Purchase a set of E+R=O Wristbands (use link below) Download the 4 Fence Posts of 100% Responsibility slides (use link below) Practicing living E+R=O this week Links Mentioned in this Episode E+R=O Wristbands. Use the promo code PODCAST to get a discount on E+R=O wristbands. Download 4 Fence Posts of 100% Responsibility slides. The PAID TO SPEAK Conference (September 26-28) and Killer Keynote Conferences (September 24-25) is being at the John C. Maxwell Leadership Center. For more information and to register, visit: https://paidtospeakconference.com The Success Principles by Jack Canfield Until next time, continue to move from #DREAMtoDO in your life and business. #LiveItForward

  And it’s good to be back with the 1st episode of season 2 and today the subject is DRIVE. How to find it, how to maintain it and how to harness it. I always start new episodes by recapping on the last but today I need to recap on the last two. Episode 15 was all about setting and achieving your goals and was placed at the end of season 1 as it’s an absolutely vital one –If you KNOW your goals then you can focus on what is IMPORTANT and PRIORITIZE those things over others. I also released a NEW YEAR SPECIAL which details Jinny Ditzler’s incredible book Your Best Year Yet. If you missed that one then I urge you to go back and check it out. I finally completed my plan for my best year yet on the 4th January and have been using it to drive me towards my own goals for this year and I guarantee you if you take it seriously that it will do the same for you. I’m going to flag it as essential listening for you if you are serious about productivity. Before I go to DRIVE I’d like to talk about a few changes that I have made this season as a result of what I have learned from the last. You may have noticed over the course of season 1 that the episodes got a little longer than the 10 minutes I’d started with originally. I realised as the season went on that points which require the listener to think about and absorb new information, needed longer pauses placed after them before I moved on to the next topic and started lengthening the gaps in recording after I’d made a point to allow for better comprehension by the listener. So as I move into season 2 you can expect shows to run at nearer the 10-20 minute mark as a result and a couple of them will get up to nearly 30. It really depends on the topic. ANECTDOTE DENIS WAITLEY the American motivational speaker states that “Success is almost totally dependent upon drive and persistence. The extra energy required to make another effort or try another approach is the secret of winning.” And the athlete ROGER BANNISTER who was the first person to run a mile in under 4 minutes said something similar “The man who can drive himself further once the effort gets painful is the man who will win.” Generally speaking, I seem to have what is referred to as DRIVE. I’m not a hundred percent sure when or where I got it, but I have it. At least I have it sometimes… I had the drive to get off my butt and prepare this podcast for example and to be truthful as I finalised my research and wrote up my notes to record this I could happily have sat down and watched some TV show or relaxed instead. But I didn’t. And here is why. Last year I made a decision that this podcast was something worth doing and I created 15 episodes. No one paid me to do it. I just decided to start and here we are. I am recording this podcast because I want to do it. For most of us, however, wanting to do something is just not enough. So what additional SPECIAL POWER did I muster to bring this episode to you right now? You really want to know? It’ll sound like I’m bullshitting so be warned… I er… WROTE IT DOWN. That’s it. That’s THE SPECIAL SAUCE I used to make me move my ass… and you may have caught this from me in an earlier episode but there’s NOTHING QUITE LIKE A DEADLINE to give you a kick up the backside and create a bit of DRIVE. I simply decided that season 2 will launch on the 24th of February, and maybe it might slip a week if I get a lot of work, but I’ll aim for the 24th of February and I’ll research, write and record 12 episodes which will be ready to release by that date. These deadlines are part of my Best Year Yet plan and one of my 10 larger goals for the year, so I took that goal and that release date and I worked back from it. I wrote that this episode, number 17, would be completed by the 12th of January, and I’ve done the same for the next 11 episodes recording every 4 days or so after that. This is no small task, but I’m doing it. I record in batches before the release of a full season, and I have written what Jenny Ditzler refers to as process goals in my Google diary, to ensure that each and every episode, and it’s social networking marketing images etc will be ready by the time I launch. But what else is involved in finding your drive? Putting aside the obvious one that gets us to work (earning money) let’s look at some others. How’s about DETERMINATION for one. That’s part of it. It might be determination to win, or just to beat someone else to the finish line, or maybe it’s just to achieve something for yourself, but with DETERMINATION, you can fuel your drive. Hand in hand with that is probably PERSISTENCE. Relentless persistence. There’s an awesome Napoleon Hill quote that goes “Patience, persistence and perspiration make an unbeatable combination for success.” And that’s one I find hard to argue. PASSION too is a contributing factor. Let me throw an Oprah Winfrey quote at you for that one Passion is energy. Feel the power that comes from focusing on what excites you. FOCUS is part of it too, as without that I’d have been sidetracked along the way. It’s one of the cornerstones of productivity and I’ll Pull out my old Bruce Lee quote book to push that one home. He says something like, the SUCCESSFUL WARRIOR IS THE AVERAGE MAN, WITH LASER LIKE FOCUS. I suppose another reason, off the top of my head, is commitment. I announced in the previous episode that this season will launch and I have to deliver, for want of a better way of putting it, to save face not only with those that listen but for myself. And then there’s DEDICATION. I had a whole host of reasons for doing this show, and I am dedicated to continuing it. As I said earlier, I want it to help people and that makes it all easier. Frank Lloyd Wright was quoted as saying “I know the price of success: dedication, hard work, and an unremitting devotion to the things you want to see happen.” So with all that said I also think I know why, on occasion, I LOSE DRIVE ON MY OWN PROJECTS and I think its FEAR that halts me. I’ve experienced this time and time again just after I shoot something, but before I edit. A sense a fear that if I try to pull it together into a finished piece, that I will somehow have messed it up, and that the people I have worked with on it will be disappointed or that it will just be no good. I cover this topic quite specifically on my episode about the inner critic, but here it is again, alive and well and killing my drive. THE LESSON If you feel that you have lost your drive, believe me, you are not alone. We all find ourselves in a slump of sorts now and again, and some people really just never seem to get out of it. We have all sat NOT doing things WE KNOW WE SHOULD and gotten MORE AND MORE FRUSTRATED as we see others in our field advance and move forward while we seem to be stuck in neutral. I would think you may agree with me that, as creatives, we often lose DRIVE not just for work created for others, but also for our own passion projects. What I am focussing down on here is perhaps MOTIVATION. What motivates the drive within us? Well, there are two sides to that. You have: Intrinsic Motivational factors: Deeply personal values and beliefs. These are what I draw on in creating this podcast for example. And Extrinsic Motivational factors: and these would be tangible rewards, such as pay, or even consequences like punishments. The carrots and the sticks. The Daniel Pink book entitled DRIVE, which I’ll link to in the show notes, presents many scientific studies which prove believe it or not that tangible extrinsic rewards actually undermine feelings of autonomy and actually result in decreased motivation. AMAZON AFFILIATE LINKS US: https://amzn.to/2E6Xh1J   UK: https://amzn.to/2Et72Je  Quoting directly from the book, he says… “When it comes to motivation, there’s a gap between what science knows and what business does. Our current operating system–which is built around external, carrot-and-stick motivators–doesn’t work and often does harm. We need an upgrade. And the science and research show the way.” He is specifically talking about BUSINESS in this quote – I’d like to point out though, that the creative industries can only consider themselves INDUSTRIES if those of us within them think, at least on some level, in terms of business. And show business is show BUSINESS after all. Whether you are listening as a film professional, other creative or simply as in interested individual getting into a business mindset can be no bad thing for your productivity. “If you don't drive your business, you will be driven out of business.” said the Scottish-born American founder of Forbes magazine B. C. Forbes I raise this as if we want to learn how to master our own creative drive then we should begin to understand what is behind it. We need to engage our high-level thinking again. Daniel Pink says that DRIVE has three essential elements: Autonomy – the desire to direct our own lives. Mastery — the urge to get better and better at something that matters. Purpose — the yearning to do what we do in the service of something larger than ourselves. So let me expand on that as you must recognise these elements in picking up and dusting down your own drive. I’ll go on to some applicable solutions shortly. So Autonomy – that’s just a fancy name for doing what you want to do. If you have autonomy you are more likely to have DRIVE. It’s also one of what they call the six principles of adult learning that adults are internally motivated and self-directed. When you make choices relevant to your own objectives and you have the freedom to assume responsibility for those choices, then you are more likely to find the drive you need. That’s Autonomy. Mastery is the next one. Quite often you will find that drive comes easily in learning new skills, or in skills for which you are improving, or just want to get better at. It’s NOT about IN-BORN GENIUS or talent for these things. It’s just about getting better at what you do. If you are seeking mastery of something you will find the tenacity of effort required to get there. Seeking mastery of any skill or task, and the feeling that you are improving are strong contributing factors in achieving inner drive. All great masters go through a rigorous apprentice phase as they learn not only about the topic at hand but about themselves. It’s through that process that the focus to improve is better, and with that comes drive. “Definiteness of purpose is the starting point of all achievement.” ―W. Clement Stone /Unquote Finally Daniel Pink talks about Purpose: The yearning to do what we do in the service of something larger than ourselves. Perhaps we are talking about destiny here or certainly a deep desire to achieve a worthwhile endeavour. I suppose that’s where I find the drive to do this podcast. A NEED to do what we are here to do. “Effort and courage are not enough without purpose and direction.” Said John F. Kennedy, unquote. So now that we have an idea of the principles behind what creates a strong inner DRIVE a little more fully, let's look at a few solutions and hacks to get things moving. I’ve based this section on an excellent article from THE CUSP which I’ll link to in the show notes. Firstly: GOALS – episode 15 was all about goals, and in terms of drive they help because not knowing how to start is the most daunting part. Whatever you are doing, whether it’s writing an essay, or shooting a film or loading that dishwasher - Figure out one specific goal that’s achievable now. When you see the path, it’s easier to forge ahead. Be specific though and write it down, that is probably not necessary for the dishwasher goal, but I digress. I’ve said it several times before. Scientific studies have proven that if you write something down, even on a post-it note, it doesn’t have to be a novel - Then you are 80% more likely to do it. Next - And a few of the rules that I talk about in episode 9 are based on this, JUST START IT – The problem most of us have is that we’ve got no momentum. Make a commitment not to complete your task but to do just a few minutes of it. When you get started, you may just find that you complete the whole thing. Next, BUILD ON LITTLE WINS and FORGIVE TINY LOSSES - When you keep your stakes small, your achievements encourage you to keep going, and you can easily rebound from misfortunes. If you washed a load of dishes, for example, it’s easier to put them away while you’re there. Conversely, who cares if you didn’t edit your film today? Forgive yourself for not doing the whole thing, and sync up the footage instead so that you are more ready to edit tomorrow. You’re still working towards your goal. Make these larger goals a sum of their smaller parts. RECOGNISE EBB AND FLOW - You physically can’t maintain energy and focus all the time. You’re not a machine. Try attacking a task, in short, intense bursts interspersed with breaks, rather than trying to ‘push through’ or ‘stick at it’. And don’t overcompensate for a bad day by trying to work twice as hard the next. You’re setting yourself up to fail and establishing a vicious cycle. GET SUPPORT - “Motivation comes from working on things we care about. It also comes from working with people we care about.” —Sheryl Sandberg /Unquote - True drive comes from within – but it’s nicer with passengers. Spending time with family, friends, colleagues and mentors – meeting for coffee, or even a quick phone chat – can help you enrich and recharge. Gravitate to energetic people who make you want to be better. But beware social media. Don’t waste hours in a feedback loop of checking notifications and thinking up witty comments. You’re only making procrastination feel productive. I’m guilty of that one… TREAT OTHER PEOPLE AS INSPIRATION, NOT COMPETITION - Because everyone wears their game face on social media, you can get the false impression you’re lagging behind. Everyone struggles sometimes, with something. Remember with social networking too that you’re not seeing reality, you are seeing the edited highlights of someone’s life. The photo which they have chosen to release, not the one in which they look like a fat oaf. BTW I’m particularly good at deleting pics in which I look like a fat brainless oaf from my phone before any would ever be released publicly. And remember that other people’s success doesn’t make you a loser. You need to adopt an “If they can make it, so can I!” attitude. I was the year below Kevin McKidd at drama school and when he left he I think did a tour of The Silver Darlings and then was in TRAINSPOTTING. I bumped into someone that was in his year and I said, isn’t it amazing about Kevin? That guy was so down, so annoyed at Kevin’s success that I think even now, 25 years later he’s still annoyed. Kevin was always brilliant, and I was genuinely happy for him. Try and kill the negativity and adopt the “if they can do it, so can I” attitude. In addition, the novelist Michael Korda points out that “One way to keep momentum going is to have constantly greater goals.” In an article published on LIVEITFORWARD.COM the creator Kent Julian talks about how to Get Your Drive Back if you’ve lost it somewhere along the way. I think this advice is invaluable. He says DO NOT Try Harder, and I absolutely know where he is coming from on that. Figuring out how to get your drive back is not about exerting more energy or pushing harder, it’s about creating space to find your mojo. The first secret to how to get your drive back is to slow down and intentionally look inward. He calls this approach leading your life from quiet and just like you have to stop driving to put gas in your car, LEADING YOUR LIFE FROM QUIET allows you to stop pushing to put fuel in your life. This is exactly why I say in episode 2 that getting back control of your life starts with saying NO often, and meaning it. That gives you the breathing space to start gaining control. Kent says that the key for him is to set up a regular time to lead your life from quiet and to follow through with it consistently. I suggest that you set aside an hour or so at a specific time every week to consider where you are at, and what you need to do to move forward. His second tip is to Live It Forward. He says yes, stop pushing, but that doesn’t mean you should completely stop moving. You should live it forward by taking small, positive steps every day. Don’t look for one, big, magical step to take that will somehow solve everything. Mojo builds as a result of taking consistent, simple actions every day. As you take these positive steps forward, your drive will begin to build again. The American-Italian racing driver Mario Andretti says that Desire is the key to motivation, but it's determination and commitment to an unrelenting pursuit of your goal - a commitment to excellence - that will enable you to attain the success you seek. SUMMING UP I’ve largely been talking about drive to do bigger life-level tasks here today, but if you have trouble with getting the drive to do even small tasks then you may want to try one of the anti-procrastination hacks that I talk about in episode 9. That’s available right now on iPlayer or the Android app of your choice. “Motivation will almost always beat mere talent.” Said Norman Ralph Augustine unquote Please remember that external motivators like money and praise can only go so far. You’ll need a strong inner drive to take you to the finish line. By utilising some of the techniques and understanding some of the motivating factors that I have discussed here today you will be able to form and move forward with drive and motivation. CALL TO ACTION One of my most powerful weapons in tackling daunting tasks is to split them into smaller chunks. Your call to action this week is to take something for which you have lost all drive and revisit it. See if, by splitting it down into smaller chunks you can get it started again. If you don’t have a specific task in mind, then assess your day to day tasks and see if, by splitting them up into parts they can be tackled, and become a sum of their parts. These smaller parts will be easier to get into than the whole, daunting thing. Utilise the “Sum of Its Parts Theory” and take from this episode the advice you need to rekindle your drive. That drive and motivation are within you. And never forget the special sauce. WRITE IT DOWN. PUT IT IN YOUR DIARY. BE SPECIFIC. Not every goal can be achieved in 5 minutes, or a day or an hour or a year. There’s no need to rush. In the words of Pablo Picasso - “It took me a lifetime.” ENDING The topic of Drive was requested in a kinda roundabout way by Anna @u_no_me_2 on Twitter but in the interests of true transparency, I was already planning it at the time. I know a lot of people struggle with it and I hope you’ve found the episode worthwhile. Just before I go I’d like to recommend a show called The Filmmakers Podcast which I’ve been listening to for about 6 months now and it’s awesome. Supporting indie film has been something the filmmaker's podcast has taken great pride in and they’ve been promoting other people’s work and campaigns over the year and a half they have been going so why not give back and keep supporting indie film. Giles is also an awesome retweeter of my @filmproprodpod tweets and I owe him one. Please follow them on Twitter @filmmakerspod or look to my own account @filmproprodpod or the show notes here for links. So thanks again for giving me your time. Have a great week ahead and as always - take control of your own destiny, keep on shootin’ and join me next time on Film Pro Productivity. The music you can hear right now is Adventures by A Himitsu You can view the show notes for this episode on the official website filmproproductivity.com Please follow the show on twitter @filmproprodpod or find me on facebook @filmproproductivity. My personal accounts on twitter and instagram are @fight_director Please support the show by subscribing, leaving an AWESOME review on iTunes spreading the word! 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In this, the final episode of the Live It Forward Show, we take a look at what it means to move from DREAM to DO and describe what it takes to Live It Forward into your best life and calling.       Purpose of this Episode     To share one final dose of inspiration, a few real life success strategies, and maybe even that kick in the rear end that we all need to Live It Forward into our best life and calling.   Tips Shared in this Episode   - To Live It Forward means that you have a clear picture of what you want your life to look like and each day you take steps to bring that picture into reality.     - To Live It Forward means that you cannot get stuck in the past — past glories or past defeats cannot hold you back.   - To Live It Forward means that you cannot just live FOR the moment.   - To Live It Forward means that you live IN the moment with a clear vision of your future.       Call to Action     - Continue to listen to the Live It Forward Show. Go back and start listening to each episode starting with Episode 001. Listen to one episode per week and, over the next 2.5 years, you will re-listen to every episode and know even better how to move from DREAM to DO.   - If you'd like information on Kent's new PAID TO SPEAK podcast (when it become available), email Kent at askkent@liveitforward.com and write “paid to speak podcast” in the subject line.  

In Episode 112, we talked about the 1 Percent Advantage strategy. This one strategy can double, triple, or even quadruple your results without adding anything extra to your To-Do List or adding any extra hours to your workweek.  As a follow up to the 1 Percent Advantage strategy, this week I'd like to introduce you to the World's Easiest Personal Development Plan. Just like last week's strategy, this plan is based on a simple math equation. Only this time, the math equation doesn't make sense at first glance: 1-1=3. Purpose of this Episode   You can create 3 opportunities for self improvement and personal growth every week by using the 1-1=3 Personal Development Plan.   Tips Shared in this Episode   Step 1: Start with the "1 Percent Advantage" strategy   Set your 1 Percent Goal for the next 12 weeks. Give yourself the gift of a 40-hour workweek (i.e. 3:20 x 12 weeks = 40-hour workweek).   Step 2: Add the "Let Go, Grab Hold" strategy    History of this strategy — bootstrapping Live It Forward. “Let go” of a bad or empty habit. “Grab hold” of an important goal. Immediate benefits of this strategy.   Step 3: 1-1=3 Equation gives 3 opportunities for Personal Development   First opportunity for self improvement — the 1 Percent Advantage. Second opportunity for self improvement — letting go of a bad or empty habit. Third opportunity for self improvement — opening up a second 3:20 to give more time to your 1 Percent Advantage goal or to grab hold of another important goal.   Call to Action   Get the World's Easiest Personal Development Plan working for you today!   Action 1: Continue with your 1 Percent Advantage Strategy from Episode 112. Action 2: Decide what bad or empty habit you want to let go.  Action 3: Use your second 3:20 to give more time to your 1 Percent Advantage goal or to grab hold of another important goal.   Links Mentioned in this Episode   - Rating & Reviews on iTunes  - The Paid to Speak Conference at the John C. Maxwell Leadership Center (August 23-25, 2018) — https://paidtospeakconference.com  - 9 Ways to Get Paid to Speak (FREE PDF Resource) — https://liveitforward.com/9ways

This is the final episode in our Power Questions series. Here are the Power Questions we've covered so far:   Episode 104 — “What Does This Make Possible?”  Episode 105 — “How Do I Live Into My Full Potential?”  Episode 106 — “Do the Best People in My Life Get the Best from Me?” Episode 107 — “How Will I Run AT This Decision?”  Episode 108 — “What Step Will I Take Today?”  Episode 109 — “What Will I Stop Doing?”    As a reminder, Power Questions are questions that causes you to:    Think more deeply about what truly matters in your life and work Take action so that you Live It Forward and move from DREAM to DO   Purpose of this Episode   You can consistently grow and become stronger in all areas of life — spiritually, emotionally, mentally, and physically — by asking yourself the Power Question: “How Will I Sharpen the Saw Today?"   Tips Shared in this Episode   1) What makes this question a Power Question   2) How to best use this Power Question   3) When to use this Power Question   4)  A real life example of this Power Question in action   Links Mentioned in this Episode   - Text FORWARD to 44222 to receive the multiple bonus items Kent mentioned in this episode - The Big Leap http://amzn.to/2jO1v7W by Gay Hendricks    - Seven Habits of Highly Effective People https://amzn.to/2qtG6AI by Stephen Covey  - Affirm Yourself https://liveitforward.com/store by Kent Julian   

This is the sixth episode in our Power Questions series. Here are the Power Questions we've covered so far:   Episode 104 — “What Does This Make Possible?”  Episode 105 — “How Do I Live Into My Full Potential?”  Episode 106 — “Do the Best People in My Life Get the Best from Me?”  Episode 107 — “How Will I Run AT This Decision?”  Episode 108 — “What Step Will I Take Today?”    As a reminder, Power Questions are questions that causes you to:    Think more deeply about what truly matters in your life and work Take action so that you Live It Forward and move from DREAM to DO   Purpose of this Episode   You can create more time and space in your life for what matters most to you by asking yourself the Power Question: “What Will I Stop Doing?"   Tips Shared in this Episode   1) What makes this question a Power Question   2) How to best use this Power Question   3) When to use this Power Question   4)  A real life example of this Power Question in action   Links Mentioned in this Episode   - Rating & Reviews on iTunes  - Affirm Yourself https://liveitforward.com/store by Kent Julian  - 5 Steps You Can Take to Book Your First Paid Speaking Engagement https://firstpaidspeech.com  

This is the fifth episode in our Power Questions series. Here are the Power Questions we've covered so far:   Episode 104 — “What Does This Make Possible?”  Episode 105 — “How Do I Live Into My Full Potential?”  Episode 106 — “Do the Best People in My Life Get the Best from Me?”  Episode 107 — “How Will I Run AT This Decision?”    As a reminder, Power Questions are questions that causes you to:    Think more deeply about what truly matters in your life and work Take action so that you Live It Forward and move from DREAM to DO   Purpose of this Episode   You can continually improve your life and become your best self by asking yourself the Power Question: “What Step Will I Take Today?"   Bonus Idea   To best utilize this power question, you should ask yourself two questions each day:   What is most important? (Today? This week? This month? This year?) What step will I take today to live it forward with what is most important?   A clarifying question to ask as well is:   What's my logical next step?   Tips Shared in this Episode   1) What makes this question a Power Question   2) How to best use this Power Question   3) When to use this Power Question   4)  A real life example of this Power Question in action   Links Mentioned in this Episode   - Rating & Reviews on iTunes - Affirm Yourself https://liveitforward.com/store by Kent Julian - 5 Steps You Can Take to Book Your First Paid Speaking Engagement https://firstpaidspeech.com 

This is the fourth episode in our Power Questions series. Here are the Power Questions we've covered so far:   Episode 104 — “What Does This Make Possible?”  Episode 105 — “How Do I Live Into My Full Potential?” Episode 106 — “Do the Best People in My Life Get the Best from Me?”   As a reminder, Power Questions are questions that cause you to:    Think more deeply about what truly matters in your life and work Take action so that you Live It Forward and move from DREAM to DO   Purpose of this Episode   You can make better decision and solve problems faster by asking yourself the Power Question: "How Will I Run AT This Decision?"   Tips Shared in this Episode   1) What makes this question a Power Question   2) How to best use this Power Question   3) When to use this Power Question   4)  A real life example of this Power Question in action     Links Mentioned in this Episode   - Rating & Reviews on iTunes  - Affirm Yourself https://liveitforward.com/store by Kent Julian   - 5 Steps You Can Take to Book Your First Paid Speaking Engagement https://firstpaidspeech.com 

This is the third episode in our Power Questions series. Here are the Power Questions we've covered so far: Episode 104 — “What does this make possible?”  Episode 105 — “How Do I Live Into My Full Potential?”   As a reminder, Power Questions are questions that causes you to:  Think more deeply about what truly matters in your life and work Take action so that you Live It Forward and move from DREAM to DO   Purpose of this Episode You can build stronger relationships with the most important people in your life by asking yourself the Power Question: “Do the best people in my life get the best from me?"   Tips Shared in this Episode 1) What makes this question a Power Question   2) How to best use this Power Question   3) When to use this Power Question   4)  A real life example of this Power Question in action     Links Mentioned in this Episode - Rating & Reviews on iTunes - Affirm Yourself https://liveitforward.com/store by Kent Julian  - 5 Steps You Can Take to Book Your First Paid Speaking Engagement https://firstpaidspeech.com 

This is the second episode in our Power Questions series. In Episode 104, we focused on the Power Question: “What does this make possible?" As a reminder, Power Questions are questions that causes you to:  Think more deeply about what truly matters in your life and work Take action so that you can Live It Forward and move from DREAM to DO   Purpose of this Episode   You can make better and wiser decision, even in the most challenging circumstances, by asking yourself the Power Question: “How do I live into my full potential in this situation?"   Tips Shared in this Episode   1) What makes this question a Power Question   2) How to best use this Power Question   3) When to use this Power Question   4)  A real life example of this Power Question in action Does this glorify God? How can this glorify God?    Links Mentioned in this Episode  - Rating & Reviews on iTunes  

Today's episode kicks off a new series on Power Questions. Power Questions are questions that cause you to: Think more deeply about what truly matters in your life and work Take action so that you can Live It Forward and move from DREAM to DO Purpose of this Episode You can turn any challenge into a positive growth opportunity by asking the Power Question: “What does this make possible?” Tips Shared in this Episode What makes this question a Power Question How to best use this Power Question When to use this Power Question A real life example of this Power Question in action Links Mentioned in this Episode Rating & Reviews on iTunes

Do you want to create a lifestyle business, but aren't sure where to start? The key is to first decide what kind of life you want to live, then decide how to make your business fit that lifestyle. In episode 056 of The Live It Forward Show, Kent Julian shares two lifestyle business ideas and the key elements that have helped him become successful in starting the Live It Forward brand. Did you like this episode? Then I'd love to give you a shoutout on the show! Leave a rating and review on iTunes and be sure to include your website so I can link back to it in our show notes. Also, I'd love to connect with you on social: Twitter: @KentJulian Instagram: @Kent_Julian Facebook: Kent Julian - Live It Forward Text the word Forward to 44222 to get all the podcast bonuses. Click or Tap here for full Show Notes

Kent Julian/Live it Forward Kent Julian with Live It Forward is a family man, a successful entrepreneur, a professional speaker, and a proud bald guy, but this hasn t always the case. Kent started out as an at-risk kid with SAT scores so low, he had to take Development Studies just to get into college. From […] The post TIFFANY KRUMINS SHOW: Kent Julian with Live it Forward appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

There are three simple, yet powerful statements that can guarantee success and significance in your life and career. These phrases have not only brought me success, they have helped shape the Live It Forward brand. Are you ready for your life and business to become successful? In episode 049 of The Live It Forward Show, Kent Julian shares three power words you can start using today that will bring success to your life and business. Did you like this episode? Then I'd love to give you a shoutout on the show! Leave a rating and review on iTunes and be sure to include your website so I can link back to it in our show notes. Also, I'd love to connect with you on social: Twitter: @KentJulian Instagram: @Kent_Julian Facebook: Kent Julian - Live It Forward Text the word Forward to 44222 to get all the podcast bonuses. Click or Tap here for full Show Notes

How To Live Your Life Forward From Dream to Do   Today we have as our guest Kent Julian. Kent invested his life in the non-profit world, specifically the church world for 20+ years. He was a youth pastor and by his early 30s was the executive director of a national youth organization that worked with 2,000 youth groups across America. Then he did something crazy, like many of our guests, he quit to become an entrepreneur and now leads the company founded, Live It Forward. Today he’s a professional speaker and coach. You can find his articles in places like Entrepreneur, Success, Huffington Post, and the GoodMenProject. Kent also has a top notch podcast called the Live It Forward Podcast.   Resources and links mentioned in the episode: ✅  2017 Success to Significance Community Survey ✅  Kent's website: Live It Forward     You can join our Success to Significance community via our weekly newsletter.      Show Notes You can access today's show notes HERE.     Thanks for listening in, you can reach me at Rick@RickCoplin.com or you can leave me a private voice message.    

My good friend, Kent Julian, is back on the show after 200 episodes. Kent first joined us for episode 78 and we talked about the E+R=O formula. Today, we have another lively conversation around the topic of "live it forward" and how he has turned that into a profitable brand. Kent has developed a live conference called "Live It Forward: ADVANCE" which will help you move from DREAM to DO! Listen our conversation: Listen on iTunes or Listen to/download this episode here: Love the show? Click here to Tweet a shoutout! Want to know how you can support the LIAM Mission? Click here. Mentioned in this show: Kent Julian website: www.LiveItForward.com Conference: www.LiveItForward.com/Advance Restory YOU! Personal Development Workshop Worry No More! book Download: Affirmations for Abundant Living LIAM Team Life Coaching Community Subscription/Social Links: Subscribe on iTunes! Subscribe on Stitcher Radio! Watch on YouTube! LIAM on Twitter: @LifeIs262 LIAM on Facebook / LifeIsAMarathon Subscribe to the LIAM Mailing List www.BruceVanHorn.com Bruce Van Horn on Twitter Bruce Van Horn on Facebook    

My good friend, Kent Julian, is back on the show after 200 episodes. Kent first joined us for episode 78 and we talked about the E+R=O formula. Today, we have another lively conversation around the topic of "live it forward" and how he has turned that into a profitable brand. Kent has developed a live conference called "Live It Forward: ADVANCE" which will help you move from DREAM to DO! Listen our conversation: Listen on iTunes or Listen to/download this episode here: Love the show? Click here to Tweet a shoutout! Want to know how you can support the LIAM Mission? Click here. Mentioned in this show: Kent Julian website: www.LiveItForward.com Conference: www.LiveItForward.com/Advance Restory YOU! Personal Development Workshop Worry No More! book Download: Affirmations for Abundant Living LIAM Team Life Coaching Community Subscription/Social Links: Subscribe on iTunes! Subscribe on Stitcher Radio! Watch on YouTube! LIAM on Twitter: @LifeIs262 LIAM on Facebook / LifeIsAMarathon Subscribe to the LIAM Mailing List www.BruceVanHorn.com Bruce Van Horn on Twitter Bruce Van Horn on Facebook    

Welcome to The Live It Forward Show with Kent Julian. In this, the very first episode of the show, Kent breaks down the DNA of The Live It Forward Show: what it's all about, what you can expect from each episode, and a little bit of background on the host. If you want to get a good feel for The Live It Forward Show podcast, this is a great place to start! Liked this episode? Leave a rating and review on iTunes. They help with the ranking of the show, and I read every single one of them. Also, I'd love to connect with you on social: Twitter: @KentJulian Instagram: @Kent_Julian Facebook: Kent Julian - Live It Forward  

Kent Julian is a professional speaker, entrepreneur, and writer. When he speaks, his audience listens. He has delivered over 1,000 presentations to sales people, business leaders, student leaders, and educators.   He’s the president of “Live It Forward,” a company whose mission is to empower and equip people along their road to success and influence.   Additionally, he runs a boot camp called “Speak it forward” to help those drawn to public speaking maximize their full potential and build a business around it.   He actively serves the youth in his community by delivering keynote speeches and workshops to middle school and high school students.