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FAN MAIL--We would love YOUR feedback--Send us a Text MessageEver find yourself stuck in the cycle of trying to make massive life changes overnight, only to fail and feel frustrated? You're not alone. Today's episode explores a powerful alternative approach to personal transformation that's been hiding in plain sight for centuries.We begin with the remarkable story of Harriet, a 176-year-old tortoise collected by Charles Darwin himself, whose species adapted gradually over millions of years to thrive in specific environments. This natural example of incremental change serves as our gateway to understanding how real, lasting transformation works in human lives.Drawing wisdom from both Eastern and Western traditions, we dive into the Japanese concept of "kaizen"—the philosophy of continuous improvement through small, consistent changes. We examine how this approach aligns perfectly with insights from modern personal development experts like Darren Hardy and Jeff Olson, who emphasize that success comes not through dramatic gestures but through "mundane, unsexy, unexcited, sometimes difficult daily disciplines, compounded over time."Ready to break free from the cycle of dramatic starts and disappointing finishes? This episode offers a refreshing alternative that aligns with how lasting change actually happens. What small improvement will you commit to today? Listen now and discover how tiny steps can lead to your flourishing life.Key Points from the Episode:• Harriet the tortoise lived to 176 years old and was one of the tortoises Charles Darwin collected from the Galapagos• Different tortoise species evolved gradually over millions of years to adapt to their environments• The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy emphasizes "mundane, unsexy, unexcited, sometimes difficult, daily disciplines, compounded over time"• The Slight Edge by Jeff Olson focuses on "simple productive actions, repeatedly, consistently, over time"• Kaizen is the Japanese concept for small, consistent improvements that lead to significant change• Small virtues or daily disciplines may seem insignificant but yield powerful results when practiced consistentlyWhat small step will you take today to improve? One small, insignificant step at a time will put you on the road to a flourishing life.Other resources: Want to leave a review? Click here, and if we earned a five-star review from you **high five and knuckle bumps**, we appreciate it greatly, thank you so much!

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On today's show, we explore the power of tiny actions to create massive success with Jeff Olson's bestselling book The Slight Edge. I'm again joined in the studio by Leah Rae Getts + Todd Getts, founders of Digital Trailblazers. Simple disciplines like reading a few pages a day, making healthy choices + showing up consistently on social media move you towards success. We also touch on Masterminds as a key part of success, a topic Olson emphasizes throughout his book. If you want to turn your business from a hobby into a money maker, this is the episode for you. Look for more shows in this Book Huddle strand where experts share their favourite books.  Books discussed in this episode: The Slight Edge - Jeff Olson Tiny Habits (mentioned but full title and author not given) Atomic Habits (mentioned but full title and author not given) Leah Rae + Todd's Website: digitaltrailblazer.com Leah Rae + Todd's Podcast: Digital Trailblazer Podcast ==== If you'd like more information about my Mastering Mastermind program go to www.lizscully.com/endlessClients ==== And don't forget to get your reading list of the 10 essential reads for every successful biz owner - these are the books Liz recommends almost on the daily to her strategy + Mastermind clients. This isn't your usual list of biz books, these answer the challenges you've actually got coming up right now. Helpful, quick to read and very timely. Click here lizscully.com/reading to get your book list

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Aana Camp wanted to build a business that had meaning for her and for others — and that's when she discovered Neora. In this episode, Dave Fleming talks with Aana about how building her career with Neora provided her with the fulfillment she was seeking. The international marketing director explains how personal development and The Slight Edge helped her build a growth mindset, and shares how a cup of coffee changed her life.  If you enjoyed this episode, we invite you to share it with someone who needs to hear this message. We also appreciate you leaving a review, so others know what they can gain from listening to the Built to Win podcast. Follow Built to Win and our hosts on social to get exclusive bonus content : https://linkin.bio/builttowinpodcast/ To learn more about Neora, visit neora.com

(How to Become the Person Who Never Gives Up) In this ep, we explore the parallels between fitness and personal growth, the power of consistency, and how to embrace plateaus as part of the process. Andrew shares insights into overcoming self-sabotage, the compound effect of small habits, and shifting from aesthetics-focused goals to performance-driven empowerment. This conversation delves into mindset shifts, identity evolution, and the importance of aligning actions with long-term values. Tune in for a no-nonsense, relatable discussion packed with actionable advice to help you find joy in the journey and redefine what progress means for you. 1/ Plateaus Growth isn't linear; plateaus are inevitable and require mental resilience to push through. When progress slows, revisit your goals and adjust expectations. Are you letting plateaus demotivate you, or are you seeing them as a chance to refine your methods? 2/unrealistic expectations of rapid progress often lead to self-sabotage. Accepting slower progress reduces frustration. Reframe your mindset by focusing on long-term consistency rather than short-term perfection. What would you achieve if you embraced the process instead of fixating on speed? 3/Small, consistent actions lead to significant changes over time as described in The Compound Effect and The Slight Edge. Reflect on daily habits. Are they aligned with your long-term goals, or are they compounding toward stagnation? Coaching Helps Break Cycles. Coaches provide guidance to disrupt negative feedback loops, like self-sabotage or over-restriction, leading to sustainable habits. : If you're stuck, consider whether external guidance could help shift your perspective and actions. /Goals and values evolve with life stages. Holding onto outdated goals can create unnecessary frustration. Periodically reassess your goals. Are they still relevant, or are they rooted in past desires that no longer serve you? Progress Requires Patience and Consistency Success in fitness and social media often mirrors each other: it starts slow, feels repetitive, and seems stagnant, but consistency leads to exponential growth. Many people give up too soon because they don't see immediate results. Reflect on what small actions you can take today that could snowball into bigger achievements later. Learning Skills Leads to Faster Progress Just like mastering the basics of lifting (e.g., squats and deadlifts), mastering foundational skills in any endeavor allows for accelerated growth later. Are you building a strong foundation in your efforts? /By focusing on strength & health rather than just fat loss, people often achieve their goals as a byproduct. Are you prioritizing the wrong goal? What would happen if you shifted your focus to performance or well-being? /Social media highlights extremes, making people compare themselves to the "best of the best" rather than the average journey. Diversify your social media feed to include relatable journeys and focus on your progress. Are your comparisons inspiring or discouraging? /Identity is fluid and shaped by beliefs, language, actions. Fixed mindsets limit potential, while open ones allow growth. What language are you using about yourself? Are your beliefs helping or hindering your progress? /Emotional eating often stems from deeper issues like body image, which need addressing for long-term success. How do your habits reflect your emotions? What could you take to address the root? Saying “I'm not the type of person who…” creates mental barriers to growth. What might you achieve if you embraced flexibility in your identity? Obsessing over specific outcomes can lead to burnout. Enjoying the process creates sustainable progress. Strength training empowers people by shifting the focus from aesthetics to performance and capability. Keeping an open mind and flexible approach prepares you for changes in priorities or circumstances. @Andrewcoatesfitness @transformxruby

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Finding support from others is critical to the entrepreneurial journey, and discovering the power of community can make a tremendous difference in an individual's success. In this episode, Neora's Dave Fleming talks with Silver National Marketing Director Mikayla Gainey about how her life changed when she discovered the Neora community and how important it is to be able to offer that support and guidance to others. Mikayla shares how she finds inspiration in helping others achieve their dreams and how embracing the principles of The Slight Edge has guided her success journey.  If you enjoyed this episode, we invite you to share it with someone that needs to hear this message. We also appreciate you leaving a review, so others know what they can gain from listening to the Built to Win podcast. Follow Built to Win and our hosts on social to get exclusive bonus content : https://linkin.bio/builttowinpodcast/ To learn more about Neora, visit neora.com

Brian McDonald is a partner at Bay Advisory, a corporate finance firm helping founders navigate funding, scaling, and exiting their businesses. Brian first joined the show in 2021, and now, four years later, he returns to share updated insights on startup exits, valuations, and the evolving market landscape. From the importance of staying true to your business identity to understanding deal structuring and negotiation tactics, Brian breaks down what founders need to know before, during, and after an exit. He also shares his thoughts on current trends, including valuation shifts, the rise of AI-driven businesses, and the significance of knowing when to walk away from a deal. If you're a founder planning your next fundraising round or thinking about an exit, this episode is packed with actionable advice and real-world examples that you won't want to miss. Key Takeaways: 1. Stay True to Your Business Identity: Many founders feel pressured to present their business as a SaaS or AI-driven venture to attract investors, but Brian emphasizes the importance of positioning your business based on what it truly is rather than shaping it to fit investor expectations. 2. Avoid Venture Capital If You Plan to Keep Your Business Long-Term: If you're building a business to own and operate for life, taking on investors expecting a return may not be the right move. Transparency about your vision is crucial in aligning with the right partners. 3. Consider Alternatives to Full Exits: Founders don't have to sell their entire company to achieve financial security. Partial exits or taking some cash off the table while continuing to scale can be viable options. 4. Valuation Challenges in Today's Market: Valuations fluctuate, and generic revenue multiples can be misleading. Founders should focus on comparable deals and be realistic about their company's value in the current market conditions. 5. Earnouts and Deal Structuring: Few exits involve a full cash payout at closing. Earnouts based on future performance are common, and founders should aim for turnover-based earnouts rather than EBITDA-based, as buyers can manipulate EBITDA figures. 6. Know Your 'No' and Be Ready to Walk Away: Understanding your bottom line in negotiations is critical. If a deal isn't right, having the confidence to walk away can save founders from making costly mistakes. Notable Quotes from Brian McDonald: "If you plan to keep your business for life, avoid taking on investors who expect a return." "The key question I ask a founder thinking about an exit is 'What is it that you really want to do?" "The best founders say to investors 'This is my business, this is what I'm doing. If this doesn't fit for you as an investor, that's okay, I'll bootstrap." Market Trends and Strategic Insights: Longer Deal Timelines: Exit processes that once took six months are now stretching to 9-12 months due to market shifts. AI Bubble: Many businesses are branding themselves as AI-driven when they're not, which mirrors past trends seen with blockchain startups. Corporate vs. PE Buyers: Corporates focus on strategic fit, while PE firms prioritize financials and growth potential. Importance of Data Rooms: Keeping updated documentation can streamline fundraising or an acquisition process when the time comes. Guest Details: Brian McDonald, Partner at Bay Advisory Email: brian@bayadvisory.ie Website: BayAdvisory.ie LinkedIn: Brian McDonald Resources & Links: Listen to Brian's first appearance on MoneyNeverSleeps in 2021 (episodes 118 and 119, Words of Advice, Parts 1 &2) Learn more about Bay Advisory and their advisory services for founders Brian referred to the book A Slight Edge by Jeff Olson in focusing on your niche at the earliest stages Leave a review and subscribe on Apple Podcasts Spotify MoneyNeverSleeps (website) Email us: info@norioventures.com Follow on X(Twitter): Pete Townsend: https://twitter.com/petetownsendnv MoneyNeverSleeps: https://twitter.com/MNSshow Follow on LinkedIn: Pete Townse...

Brian McDonald is a partner at Bay Advisory, a corporate finance firm helping founders navigate funding, scaling, and exiting their businesses. Brian first joined the show in 2021, and now, four years later, he returns to share updated insights on startup exits, valuations, and the evolving market landscape. From the importance of staying true to your business identity to understanding deal structuring and negotiation tactics, Brian breaks down what founders need to know before, during, and after an exit. He also shares his thoughts on current trends, including valuation shifts, the rise of AI-driven businesses, and the significance of knowing when to walk away from a deal. If you're a founder planning your next fundraising round or thinking about an exit, this episode is packed with actionable advice and real-world examples that you won't want to miss. Key Takeaways 1. Stay True to Your Business Identity: Many founders feel pressured to present their business as a SaaS or AI-driven venture to attract investors, but Brian emphasizes the importance of positioning your business based on what it truly is rather than shaping it to fit investor expectations. 2. Avoid Venture Capital If You Plan to Keep Your Business Long-Term: If you're building a business to own and operate for life, taking on investors expecting a return may not be the right move. Transparency about your vision is crucial in aligning with the right partners. 3. Consider Alternatives to Full Exits: Founders don't have to sell their entire company to achieve financial security. Partial exits or taking some cash off the table while continuing to scale can be viable options. 4. Valuation Challenges in Today's Market: Valuations fluctuate, and generic revenue multiples can be misleading. Founders should focus on comparable deals and be realistic about their company's value in the current market conditions. 5. Earnouts and Deal Structuring: Few exits involve a full cash payout at closing. Earnouts based on future performance are common, and founders should aim for turnover-based earnouts rather than EBITDA-based, as buyers can manipulate EBITDA figures.. 6. Know Your ‘No' and Be Ready to Walk Away: Understanding your bottom line in negotiations is critical. If a deal isn't right, having the confidence to walk away can save founders from making costly mistakes. Market Trends and Strategic Insights: Longer Deal Timelines: Exit processes that once took six months are now stretching to 9-12 months due to market shifts. AI Bubble: Many businesses are branding themselves as AI-driven when they're not, which mirrors past trends seen with blockchain startups. Corporate vs. PE Buyers: Corporates focus on strategic fit, while PE firms prioritize financials and growth potential. Importance of Data Rooms: Keeping updated documentation can streamline fundraising or an acquisition process when the time comes. Guest Details: Email: brian@bayadvisory.ie Website: BayAdvisory.ie LinkedIn: Brian McDonald Listen to Brian's first appearance on MoneyNeverSleeps in 2021 (episodes 118 and 119, Words of Advice, Parts 1 &2) Learn more about Bay Advisory and their advisory services for founders Brian referred to the book A Slight Edge by Jeff Olson in focusing on your niche at the earliest stages Leave a review and subscribe on Apple Podcasts Spotify MoneyNeverSleeps (website) Email us: info@norioventures.com Follow on X(Twitter): Pete Townsend: https://twitter.com/petetownsendnv MoneyNeverSleeps: https://twitter.com/MNSshow Follow on LinkedIn: Pete Townsend: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pete-townsend-1b18301a/ MoneyNeverSleeps: https://www.linkedin.com/company/28661903/ MoneyNeverSleeps newsletter: https://moneyneversleeps.substack.com/

In this inspiring New Year's episode, we dive into actionable steps to help you create meaningful, lasting change in 2025. Change can be challenging, but with the right approach, you can achieve your goals while staying balanced and motivated.What You'll Learn in This Episode:Define Your Why: Discover the importance of knowing your deeper motivation behind the changes you want to make.Take Small Steps: Learn how small, consistent actions, inspired by The Slight Edge by Jeff Olson and The 1% Diary by Steven Bartlett, lead to massive transformation over time.Build Accountability: Explore ways to stay committed by enlisting the support of friends, coaches, or communities.Embrace Flexibility: Find out how maintaining balance through Ayurvedic practices and mindset shifts can help you adapt when life doesn't go as planned.Celebrate Milestones: Learn the power of celebrating wins big and small and using mindful rewards to stay motivated.Ready to make 2025 your best year yet? If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with a friend or leave a review on your favorite podcast platform. Let's make 2025 a year of growth, joy and transformation!Get instant access to my FREE Training - How to Sustainably Succeed inYour High Pressure Career - Without Sacrificing Your HealthIn this FREE training, you'll uncover the 3 simple, highly-effective steps used by high performing professionals to de-compress from their demanding workload - whilst enhancing their energy, stress capacity and success!Get instant access here.Connect with SamFollow and message Sam on InstagramVisit the website www.samanthaholland.co

Chapter 1:Summary of The Slight Edge"The Slight Edge" by Jeff Olson presents the concept that small, consistent actions can lead to significant positive results over time. Olson emphasizes the power of incremental progress and the importance of daily choices in shaping one's life and achieving success.Key themes of the book include:1. The Philosophy of the Slight Edge: Olson argues that success isn't necessarily the result of major efforts or breakthroughs, but rather the accumulation of small, seemingly insignificant daily habits that compound over time.2. Mindset and Attitude: A positive attitude and a growth mindset are crucial. Olson stresses the need to develop a mindset that embraces learning and perseverance, as these qualities enable individuals to overcome challenges and setbacks.3. Daily Habits: Olson identifies key daily disciplines, such as reading, exercising, and maintaining healthy relationships, that can lead to personal and professional achievements. He encourages readers to focus on small, manageable actions that contribute to their long-term goals.4. The Importance of Decision-Making: Every decision, no matter how small, has a cumulative effect. Olson teaches that consciously making positive choices consistently is fundamental to leveraging the Slight Edge.5. Taking Responsibility: The book emphasizes personal responsibility and accountability. Olson encourages readers to take control of their lives by understanding that they have the power to choose their actions and mindset.Overall, "The Slight Edge" serves as a motivational guide, illustrating how adopting a philosophy of small, consistent improvements can lead to lasting success and fulfillment in various areas of life.Chapter 2:The Theme of The Slight Edge"The Slight Edge: Turning Simple Disciplines into Massive Success and Happiness" by Jeff Olson is a self-help book that emphasizes the power of small, consistent actions and their cumulative effect over time. While the book is not a traditional narrative with characters or plot points, it does contain key concepts that could be aligned with character development and thematic exploration. Here are some key elements: Key Concepts1. The Power of Small Efforts: Olson introduces the idea that small, daily decisions can compound over time to lead to significant success or failure. This concept is central to the book's premise and represents the foundation of personal growth.2. Mindset Shift: A critical element of the Slight Edge is the need to adopt a proactive and positive mindset. Olson encourages readers to focus on improving their daily habits and choices, recognizing that every small decision contributes to their overall life trajectory.3. Consistency: The importance of consistency in applying small disciplines is emphasized. Olson suggests that the commitment to daily habits—no matter how insignificant they may seem—is what leads to transformative change.4. The Success Curve vs. the Failure Curve: Olson illustrates two curves – one representing success and the other failure. The success curve shows how small, positive actions lead to gradual improvement, while negative actions create a downward spiral. Understanding these curves helps readers visualize the long-term implications of their choices.5. Self-Learning and Growth: The book encourages continuous self-improvement and lifelong learning. Olson stresses that personal development is a journey rather than a destination and requires ongoing dedication. Character Development (Metaphorically)Although "The Slight Edge" does not have characters in the conventional sense, readers can think of themselves as the main character in their journey of self-improvement. The development is as follows:1. The Protagonist's Awakening: The reader (or "protagonist") initially may not...

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Whether you're aware of it or not, your life is a product of your personal philosophy. Knowing how to identify what's driving your philosophy and investing the time in cultivating the right philosophies is crucial to achieving the outcomes you desire. In this episode, Jeff Olson, best-selling author of The Slight Edge, talks with Dave Fleming about how your personal philosophy helps you accomplish your goals and the importance of surrounding yourself with the right people to create a life you truly love. If you enjoyed this episode, we invite you to share it with someone that needs to hear this message. We also appreciate you leaving a review, so others know what they can gain from listening to the Built to Win podcast. Follow Built to Win and our hosts on social to get exclusive bonus content : https://linkin.bio/builttowinpodcast/

Welcome to the miniseries where we review some of the most impactful books that I have ever read! This is my Must-Read book list and review. I hope you join us as we dig deep into these powerful resources.Book #5: The Slight Edge by Jeff Olson Additional Resources:Atomic Habits by James Clear Hidden Potential by Adam GrantDrive by Daniel Pink Learn more about the Own Your Journey experience.Be on the lookout for the Focused Four- being released in late summer 2024.Let's CONNECT!Connect with Stacy on LinkedIN

We would love YOUR feedback--Send us a Text MessageDiscover the subtle but transformative principles that can revolutionize your journey towards success. As your host David Kaiser, I've woven together the ancient wisdom found in Ecclesiastes with the contemporary insights of Jeff Olson's 'The Slight Edge' to guide you through the vital stages of planting, cultivating, and harvesting a life of prosperity. Key Points from the Episode:In this episode, I dismantle the myth of the 'big break' and expose the truth behind what many perceive as luck. Listen in as I explain why the consistent, everyday actions are the true seeds of opportunity, and how they can quietly lead to remarkable achievement.Step away from the lure of the 'lottery ticket' mentality and join me as we explore why daily dedication and habitual excellence are the real game changers. Sharing anecdotes and practical wisdom, I challenge the cultural fascination with serendipity and highlight the power of preparedness. Let's shift our focus to the incremental efforts that not only prepare us for success but also create the very opportunities we seek. This episode is a powerful reminder that the slight edge of perseverance is both timely and timeless for anyone eager to lead a purposeful and flourishing life.Other resources: More goodnessGet your FREE Academy Review here!Get our top book recommendations listGet new podcast episodes dropped into your email box easilyWant to leave a review? Click here, and if we earned a five-star review from you **high five and knuckle bumps**, we appreciate it greatly, thank you so much!Because we care what you think about what we think and our website, please email David@teammojoacademy.com, or if you want to leave us a quick FREE, painless voicemail, we would appreciate that as well.

If you've ever struggled with finding rhythms in your life or feeling overwhelmed by all of the little every day tasks and trying to balancing managing your home, raising kids, and running your business - then this episode is for you! In today's episode, Jordan interviews KyAnn Molina, a serial entrepreneur & mama to 3 littles, about creating intentional rhythms to balance work and home, along with really vulnerable conversations around surrendering our lives and businesses to God and how to do work we love while raising littles and not finding our identity in our work.

We would love YOUR feedback--Send us a Text MessageAt 35 years of age, I was given a book that reshaped my entire outlook on life; it was Jeff Olson's "The Slight Edge." That moment marked the beginning of a relentless pursuit of personal development and truth. This week's Mojo Minute offers a glimpse into how embracing the seemingly insignificant daily decisions can compound over time to yield extraordinary results. Key Points from the Episode:Just as the farmer trusts in the seasons of planting, cultivation, and harvest, we discuss the lost art of patience and persistence in personal growth amidst our culture's obsession with instant gratification.Embark with us as we journey to find our worlds most inspiring ideas, those rare gems that are as timeless and precious as diamonds. The wisdom gathered from the pages of great literature is not just a solitary pleasure but a shared adventure, promising companionship and support from fellow seekers of a meaningful life. Together, we'll acknowledge every step of progress on this gradual path, as we foster a deeper love for wisdom and keep our collective mojo rising. Join me and let's commit to nurturing our wisdom and passions through the transformative power of cultivation.Other resources: More goodnessGet your FREE Academy Review here!Get our top book recommendations listGet new podcast episodes dropped into your email box easilyWant to leave a review? Click here, and if we earned a five-star review from you **high five and knuckle bumps**, we appreciate it greatly, thank you so much!Because we care what you think about what we think and our website, please email David@teammojoacademy.com, or if you want to leave us a quick FREE, painless voicemail, we would appreciate that as well.

Just when you think you've got everything under control, life throws a curveball—like having to re-record an entire podcast episode thanks to a technical glitch. But it's in these moments of frustration where the true test of perseverance shines through. I, Rebecca Sonuga, host of Starts With Heart, encountered just such a moment, and it became the perfect catalyst to discuss the importance of sticking to our core actions even as leaders in our fields. My recent heart-to-heart with a fellow travel business leader revealed that both of us had strayed from the very practices that got us here. It's a candid reminder that to inspire our teams, we must recommit to the basics—more live sessions, daily social media engagement—and lead by example.The power of simple, consistent actions can't be overstated. Our conversation today circles around the transformative nature of the 'Slight Edge' philosophy: how even the smallest steps forward can prevent backsliding into old habits. The development and maintenance of a morning routine exemplify how foundational habits can exponentially build towards significant achievements. By returning to these basics, I've personally witnessed a resurgence in productivity and a boost in team morale, proving that sometimes the simplest changes have the most profound effects.In every challenge lies an opportunity to rewrite your story, and that's precisely what we explore in this episode. I share the compelling journeys of individuals who embraced their circumstances, no matter how daunting, and marched towards their long-term vision with unwavering commitment. Their stories are a testament to the idea that success isn't about immediate gratification but about consistent effort and unshakeable resolve. So, as we wrap up, I invite you to reflect on your commitment to your ambitions and consider the weight of personal accountability in shaping your path to victory. Let's face those challenges head-on and hold ourselves to the promise of our own potential. Grab The Ultimate Belief Bible for free here: https://coaching.rebeccasonuga.com/belief-bibleLots of love!Rebecca xx

Over the last month and a half, we've dug deep into each chapter of The Slight Edge by Jeff Olsen. Today, we sat down with Will Padilla, my friend who introduced me to this REMARKABLE book, and we talked about the lessons and most valuable points. Welcome to The Logistics Life - Your Path to Million-Dollar SuccessThe Logistics Life is designed to fuel your journey to extraordinary success. I'm your host, Dan Deigan, and I'm thrilled to have you on board.We understand that success doesn't happen overnight, and it's not achieved through guesswork. We're committed to providing you with the tools, knowledge, and resources to rise above and CRUSH your sales.Each episode is packed with knowledge, inspiration, and real-life success stories. We delve into sales strategy, logistics industry insights, personal development, productivity, and the concept of "stickibility."Our mission is to empower 10,000 sales reps to achieve an astonishing milestone - over $1,000,000 in annual Gross Profit. Yes, you read that right - a seven-figure success story, and we're here to guide you every step of the way.https://imasaleshacker.com/www.logisticssalesmastery.com offers a treasure chest of courses specifically crafted by industry veteran Dan Deigan. These courses are your roadmap to mastering the art of logistics sales, boosting productivity, and achieving your financial goals. With Dan's guidance, you'll learn the strategies and techniques that have transformed ordinary sales reps into top earners.Check Out Dan's Blog Here: https://imasaleshacker.com/Our second valuable resource is.. Dan Deigan's Resource Hub: www.logisticssalesmastery.comThis hub is a goldmine of free tools, frameworks, and resources that we discuss on the show. It's THE PLACE for everything you need to supercharge your sales game. Whether it's templates, guides, or expert insights, the Resource Hub is your go-to destination for actionable information.Last but certainly not least, we introduce you to the Bridger Sales System - the ultimate CRM for the logistics professional. This isn't just any CRM; it's a game-changer tailor-made for our industry. And here's the exciting part - you can get a FREE trial at www.bridgersystem.com/30dayspecial.Imagine having a tool that provides data-driven insights, automates time-consuming tasks, and empowers you to nurture and close leads efficiently. The Bridger Sales System is your key to unlocking the next level of sales success.Our mission is clear, and our resources are at your fingertips. Whether you're looking to hit that million-dollar mark or want to excel in the logistics sales field, SalesChatter is here to support you.Thank you for joining us on The Logistics Life Remember, your journey to success begins here, and we're with you every step of the way.

Do you struggle to implement healthy habits?  I'm currently  focusing on getting rid of my  phone outside of work hours, and I'm reminding myself of a really terrific method called the Slight Edge Method. The Slight Edge Method helps you look at habit building in a really simple way and if you're anything like me, you excel when things are broken down into simple steps. In today's episode, I share with you how this Slight Edge Method can help you create healthy habits and stick with them! Click ply and let's dive in.

Today, we have a special guest, Michal Stawicki, also known as Mr. Consistency. We're diving into the world of productivity and time management, exploring how to master the art of consistency. Stay tuned for an insightful conversation!Michal Stawicki, a devoted husband and father to three incredible children, hails from Poland, a country he watched evolve from communist constraints to newfound possibilities. Driven by a deep-seated desire to assist others, Michal began authoring books, sharing his blueprint for a fulfilling life. His remarkable transition is showcased in Jeff Olson's updated edition of “The Slight Edge.” Committed to empowering busy, working individuals, Michal's mission is to guide them in recapturing their time, reigniting their spirit, and rediscovering their passions.Key points in this episode:Michal's transformation from dissatisfaction in the corporate world to mastering productivity and consistency.The impact of “The Slight Edge” by Jeff Olson on Michal's life and his adoption of daily habits.The concept of success through simple, repeated disciplines.The importance of selling as the core of business and the need for a vision to guide business pursuits.The balance between passion, skills, and market demand in business success.Differentiating a fixed mindset, where failure is internalized, from a growth mindset, which sees failure as a learning opportunity.Practical tips on time management and productivity, including starting small and tracking time to increase awareness.The “Getting Things Done” methodology by David Allen for organizing tasks and managing time effectively.Check out his books on Amazon.com: Michal StawickiConnecWelcome to the Savvy Scribe Podcast, I'm so glad you're here! Before we start the show, if you're interested, we have a free Facebook group called "Savvy Nurse Writer Community"I appreciate you following me and listening today. I would LOVE for you to subscribe: ITUNESAnd if you love it, can I ask for a

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Each week I recap the implementable ideas from this week's full-length podcast.  Consider me the accountability partner you didn't ask for, but always needed!Here are the Action Items to Tuesday's podcast: Habits, Actions, and Behaviors of Successful Advisors with Guest David DeCelle----------------------LINKS FROM THIS EPISODECheck out the podcast Real AF with Andy Frisella hereGrab your copy of Think and Grow Rich hereOrder The Book on Mental Toughness hereGet The Five-Minute Journal herePurchase this month's #fakebookclub book The Slight Edge  hereLearn more about one-on-one coaching hereEnroll in the Perfect RIA masterclass hereDownload the Family Tree Template HereEnroll in The Perfect RIA Masterclass HereConnect with Libby on LinkedIn Here!Get on the Systems to Scale Group Coaching Waitlist HereSuccessful businesses don't get built alone. You need community! You need collaboration! Join us in The Efficient Advisor Community on Facebook.Check out more FREE resources and our FREE video library at http://www.theefficientadvisor.comLooking for all the resources from this episode? Check out this episode's webpage for show notes, transcripts, downloads and more!

What we do or decide not to do daily can significantly transform our lives. I struggle with these things, as I am sure you do! Today, we dive into Mastering The Mundane from Chapter 4 of The Slight Edge. Welcome to SalesChatter - Your Path to Million-Dollar SuccessSalesChatter is designed to fuel your journey to extraordinary success. I'm your host, Dan Deigan, and I'm thrilled to have you on board.We understand that success doesn't happen overnight, and it's not achieved through guesswork. We're committed to providing you with the tools, knowledge, and resources to rise above and CRUSH your sales.Each episode is packed with knowledge, inspiration, and real-life success stories. We delve into sales strategy, logistics industry insights, personal development, productivity, and the concept of "stickibility."Our mission is to empower 10,000 sales reps to achieve an astonishing milestone - over $1,000,000 in annual Gross Profit. Yes, you read that right - a seven-figure success story, and we're here to guide you every step of the way.https://imasaleshacker.com/www.logisticssalesmastery.com offers a treasure chest of courses specifically crafted by industry veteran Dan Deigan. These courses are your roadmap to mastering the art of logistics sales, boosting productivity, and achieving your financial goals. With Dan's guidance, you'll learn the strategies and techniques that have transformed ordinary sales reps into top earners.Check Out Dan's Blog Here: https://imasaleshacker.com/Our second valuable resource is.. Dan Deigan's Resource Hub: www.logisticssalesmastery.comThis hub is a goldmine of free tools, frameworks, and resources that we discuss on the show. It's THE PLACE for everything you need to supercharge your sales game. Whether it's templates, guides, or expert insights, the Resource Hub is your go-to destination for actionable information.Last but certainly not least, we introduce you to the Bridger Sales System - the ultimate CRM for the logistics professional. This isn't just any CRM; it's a game-changer tailor-made for our industry. And here's the exciting part - you can get a FREE trial at www.bridgersystem.com/30dayspecial.Imagine having a tool that provides data-driven insights, automates time-consuming tasks, and empowers you to nurture and close leads efficiently. The Bridger Sales System is your key to unlocking the next level of sales success.Our mission is clear, and our resources are at your fingertips. Whether you're looking to hit that million-dollar mark or want to excel in the logistics sales field, SalesChatter is here to support you.Thank you for joining us on SalesChatter. Remember, your journey to success begins here, and we're with you every step of the way.

In this exciting episode of Mortgage Marketing Expert, host Phil Treadwell welcomes guest Kyle Wright, a successful loan officer to share his journey and experience. We delve into Wright's unique approach to success, which he attributes to learning how to do it all. Kyle shares his insights on the importance of solving problems, effectively eliminating any reasons for clients not to refer. Listeners can expect to gain valuable insights into the mindset and strategies that have propelled Wright's success in the mortgage industry. Episode Breakdown: 00:50 - From Orthodontics to Mortgage 04:15 - What it Takes to Produce in THIS Market 06:50 - You Have to Learn How to Do Everything 08:55 - Kyle's Current Product Mix 10:45 - “You Don't Need a Backup When You Work With Me” 12:20 - “I WAS the Expert” 16:50 - Conquering Fears 22:45 - Problems to Solve 27:40 - Get Better Than the Other Guy 34:05 - You've Got to Do Everything 42:15 - Where People Found Their Lenders 46:00 - More Conversations = More Business 52:25 - Do You Have the Work Ethic? 55:10 - Taking Action is the Only Cure 59:30 - Outliers 01:00:25 - The Slight Edge 01:01:00 - Find an Activity and Quantify It 01:02:00 - Connect with Kyle   https://www.instagram.com/mrloans.mortgage   If you are enjoying the MME podcast, please take a second and LEAVE US A REVIEW, and JOIN our text group: 214-225-5696

We've started a new book this week. If you're looking for a no-BS guide to sales and separating yourself from the crowd, look no further than Jeff Olson. This week, we go over the intro and chapters 1-2Welcome to SalesChatter - Your Path to Million-Dollar SuccessSalesChatter is designed to fuel your journey to extraordinary success. I'm your host, Dan Deigan, and I'm thrilled to have you on board.We understand that success doesn't happen overnight, and it's not achieved through guesswork. We're committed to providing you with the tools, knowledge, and resources to rise above and CRUSH your sales.Each episode is packed with knowledge, inspiration, and real-life success stories. We delve into sales strategy, logistics industry insights, personal development, productivity, and the concept of "stickibility."Our mission is to empower 10,000 sales reps to achieve an astonishing milestone - over $1,000,000 in annual Gross Profit. Yes, you read that right - a seven-figure success story, and we're here to guide you every step of the way.https://imasaleshacker.com/www.logisticssalesmastery.com offers a treasure chest of courses specifically crafted by industry veteran Dan Deigan. These courses are your roadmap to mastering the art of logistics sales, boosting productivity, and achieving your financial goals. With Dan's guidance, you'll learn the strategies and techniques that have transformed ordinary sales reps into top earners.Check Out Dan's Blog Here: https://imasaleshacker.com/Our second valuable resource is.. Dan Deigan's Resource Hub: www.logisticssalesmastery.comThis hub is a goldmine of free tools, frameworks, and resources that we discuss on the show. It's THE PLACE for everything you need to supercharge your sales game. Whether it's templates, guides, or expert insights, the Resource Hub is your go-to destination for actionable information.Last but certainly not least, we introduce you to the Bridger Sales System - the ultimate CRM for the logistics professional. This isn't just any CRM; it's a game-changer tailor-made for our industry. And here's the exciting part - you can get a FREE trial at www.bridgersystem.com/30dayspecial.Imagine having a tool that provides data-driven insights, automates time-consuming tasks, and empowers you to nurture and close leads efficiently. The Bridger Sales System is your key to unlocking the next level of sales success.Our mission is clear, and our resources are at your fingertips. Whether you're looking to hit that million-dollar mark or want to excel in the logistics sales field, SalesChatter is here to support you.Thank you for joining us on SalesChatter. Remember, your journey to success begins here, and we're with you every step of the way...

Please don't forget to leave a review And share this episode with a friend that it will help.----Have you ever felt imprisoned by your past, suffocated by the weight of unseen chains? Mike Kitko, host of the Interwealth podcast, joins us to discuss breaking free and rewriting the narrative of success. From the depths of personal health struggles and facing his darkest thoughts, Mike's journey is a beacon of hope, illustrating how one can transition from a high-flying executive to a life rich in personal development. In our conversation, we navigate the Japanese concept of Ikegai and unearth the profound influence of redefining success to discover purpose in service to others.As we wade through the murky waters of mental health and persistence, Mike throws us a lifeline with his candid revelations. Drawing from Jeff Olson's "The Slight Edge," he shares how incremental improvements offered him a second wind, catalyzing his evolution from a place of despair to a state of balance and wellness. Our chat uncovers the 'OWNER' acronym as a framework for well-being, and we scrutinize the attributes of being hungry, humble, and smart in the realm of personal and professional growth. This is not just about enduring the storm but learning to dance in the rain.In crafting the life you've envisioned, the devil is in the details—or rather, the lack thereof. Mike emphasizes the transformative power of clarity and certainty, steering us through a maze of societal and self-imposed noise to a place of introspection and clear desire. We reflect on the stories of individuals who've transformed their lives simply by gaining a crystal-clear vision of what they want. Join us for this enriching episode that serves as a masterclass in reshaping your destiny, where Mike Kikco stands as a testament to the extraordinary transformations that stem from a mind committed to profound change.Thanks for listening & being part of the Mindset Cafe & Str11ve Tribe.Message us on Instagram and let us know what topics or questions you want covered so we can help you achieve your goals faster.Instagram @str11vefitness , @devan.gonzalez For more information about Franchising Opportunities with Strive 11 Fitness click the link below!str11veportal.com/franchiseinquiryFor more information about our workout program Strive 11 Fitness (STR11VE) visit www.strive11fitness.com

In this episode, Dave Fleming, Neora's executive VP of business development, talks to company founder Jeff Olson about his best-selling book, The Slight Edge. Join us as Jeff shares some of the key principles behind the book, what led him to write it, and how we all can apply those principles every day. 

Are you tired of constantly playing catch up and putting out fires as a team leader? It's time to take the Slight Edge approach and become proactive instead of reactive. In this episode of the Leadership Hustle, Andrea and Michelle discuss the key differences between a proactive and reactive team, and how you can implement small changes to improve your day to day tasks. Don't let your inbox control your day, learn how to work smarter and gain the slight edge as a leader.    Visit us at Revela to see how they can help you lead a multi-generational team. This podcast is produced by Two Brothers Creative 2023.

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In this engaging conversation, Troy discusses business growth and insights with Braith Bamkin, founder of braithbamkin, highlighting the importance of personalization in marketing for small businesses. Bamkin shares experiences, stressing the significance of respect in workplace culture and the evolution from being a business owner to owning a business. They explore the value of ongoing learning, exit strategies, and cultivating a sustainable work-life balance. Why would you wait any longer to start living the lifestyle you signed up for? Balance your health, wealth, relationships and business growth. And focus your time and energy and make the most of this year. Let's get into it by clicking here. Troy queries our special guest about their journey's inception, the criteria for defining success, industry reflections, and navigating the most challenging phases of business growth. He explores their passion for small business development, essential habits for owners, and perspectives on team building, victories, setbacks, and valuable advice. Additionally, Troy recommends that the special guest should explore the episode featuring Mark Ritson, who shares valuable marketing strategies. And a snapshot of the final five Grow A Small Business Questions: According to Braith Bamkin one of the hardest aspects of growing a small business is the transitioning from employee to business owner, as it requires more than ownership; it demands the development of systems, delegation, and stepping back from every operational detail. Shifting from doing the work to managing the business is a crucial mindset change for entrepreneurs during their growth journey. Braith Bamkin's top business book pick is "The Slight Edge" by Jeff Olson, lauding its emphasis on continuous small improvements, echoing his belief in consistent, incremental progress ("kaizen") for impactful business and personal development. For small business growth Braith Bamkin endorses "SendSpark," a personalised video tool Integrated into emails, it enhances engagement, adds a personal touch, and fosters connections, contributing significantly to business expansion. Braith Bamkin suggests the "How to Life" podcast hosted by Jonathan Fields as an excellent tool for professional development. Braith Bamkin's advice to his younger self when starting out in business would be to "believe in yourself." Reflecting on personal experiences, he highlights that lacking self-belief often led to less favorable outcomes. Thus, advocating the importance of self-confidence and belief in one's abilities as a crucial factor in navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship. Book a 20-minute Growth Chat with Troy Trewin to see if you qualify for our upcoming course. Don't miss out on this opportunity to take your small business to new heights! Enjoyed the podcast? Please leave a review on iTunes or your preferred platform. Your feedback helps more small business owners discover our podcast and embark on their business growth journey.

In today's Daily Mind Medicine, @taylorawelch talks about a book, "The Slight Edge," that influenced him when he was just starting out. He emphasizes the power of simple daily habits that often get overlooked. Taylor breaks down three reasons people skip these habits: they're easy to do, easy not to do, the results aren't immediate, and they seem small. He highlights the importance of basic, consistent actions that, over time, make a big difference. Taylor encourages everyone to focus on these simple habits for long-term success. As he revisits the book, he's reminded of how these principles shaped his journey.

Do you struggle with achieving your big goals because you have no idea how to even make them happen? Do you have big dreams but you don't know how to make them possible? In today's episode, I share what to do if you have big dreams, if you have big goals, but you have no idea how to get there! If you're tired of chasing your big dreams away, make sure you listen to this episode!   If you're actively looking to transition into a coaching career, I invite you to learn more and apply to my CLS Certification Program: https://bit.ly/3uJWstQ   Join my free upcoming Masterclass all about how to consistently get clients: https://bit.ly/483IMIn   Want my help to grow your business? Book a free strategy session now: https://bit.ly/3uEHuVS   Need to build your brand from scratch? Click here to apply to my new program: https://bit.ly/3GvFWAf   Mentioned in this episode: Get What You Want: The Ultimate Guide to Figuring Out + Getting What You Want in Life: https://amzn.to/4826uoz The Slight Edge: https://amzn.to/3RwhapO   Related Episodes: 193 First Step in Building a Million-Dollar Coaching Business: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/193-first-step-in-building-a-million-dollar/id1264659520?i=1000637576575 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3fD290iLLeukDFZg49lft9?si=TJgJa4UVTK-wjhFOSJIWAw   125 The Secret to Achieving Your Goals FASTER at Any Stage in Life: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-secret-to-achieving-your-goals-faster-at-any/id1264659520?i=1000496221559 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4lS338zVhHZcn5jVgTjEIx?si=Y6pjLttAQ0KQHdxZdrbmgg&dl_branch=1   Want to know the system I used to rapidly grow my business and quit my job? Find out more here: https://bit.ly/483IMIn   Follow me on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/courtneylsanders/ Follow me on Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@courtneylsanders Subscribe on my Youtube channel: http://youtube.com/courtneylsanders

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"The Slight Edge" es un libro revolucionario escrito por Jeff Olson que destaca la importancia de pequeñas acciones diarias para lograr el éxito a largo plazo. . La premisa principal es que las pequeñas decisiones y acciones que tomamos todos los días, ya sea hacia el crecimiento personal o el estancamiento, tienen un impacto acumulativo significativo en nuestras vidas.Olson argumenta que el éxito no se trata de cambios drásticos o acciones espectaculares, sino más bien de adoptar hábitos positivos y consistentes a lo largo del tiempo. Al enfocarse en mejorar continuamente, incluso en pequeñas medidas, se puede crear un efecto acumulativo positivo que con el tiempo conduce al éxito.El autor presenta el concepto de la "ligera ventaja", destacando que las pequeñas mejoras diarias, aunque inicialmente imperceptibles, se acumulan con el tiempo y eventualmente conducen a resultados extraordinarios. Este principio se aplica a todas las áreas de la vida, desde las finanzas y la salud hasta las relaciones personales y la carrera profesional."The Slight Edge" también destaca la importancia de la autodisciplina, la consistencia y la perseverancia. Olson alienta a los lectores a establecer metas claras, desarrollar hábitos positivos y apegarse a ellos incluso cuando las recompensas no sean inmediatas. El libro ofrece un enfoque práctico y motivador para cambiar la mentalidad y adoptar un estilo de vida que fomente el éxito a largo plazo.En resumen, "The Slight Edge" es una guía inspiradora que subraya la importancia de las pequeñas acciones diarias y la consistencia en la búsqueda del éxito. Proporciona un marco sólido para mejorar la calidad de vida a través de cambios graduales pero poderosos en la toma de decisiones y la conducta diaria.Episodio traído a ustedes por @drawisco. Si tienes niños con mocos, ella puede atenderlos desde la comodidad de tu hogar.https://linktr.ee/drawiscoSi quieres crear una estrategia para tu vida, coordina tu cita aquí: https://linktr.ee/CarlosFigueroaAñade 10 horas a tu semana !!! Guía Gratis. (Por Tiempo LIMITADO) https://mailchi.mp/07bcc6ddabe1/10horasmasatusemana Redes Carloshttp://www.tiktok.com/carlosefigueroaprhttp://www.instagram.com/carlosefigueroaRedes Gana Tu Díahttp://www.instagram.com/ganatudia http://www.tiktok.com/ganatudiahttp://www.ganatudia.cominfo@ganatudia.com

Episode 027 "Exploring Signs, Shifts, and Slight Edges for Personal Growth"In this episode, Anna Parker-Naples takes you on a journey of self-discovery and reflection as she shares her recent experiences and insights. From embracing the outdoors to diving into thought-provoking books, she explores the signs, shifts, and slight edges that can lead to personal growth.Key Highlights:Nature's Influence: Discover Anna's newfound appreciation for nature and her commitment to exploring different routes during her daily dog walks. Get ready for an exciting networking and dog walking opportunity if you're in her local area.Cold Water Immersion: Learn about Anna's venture into cold water immersion and ice baths, breaking free from her aversion to the cold and finding unexpected benefits.Books That Resonate: Explore the books that have left a mark on Anna during her half-term break, including "Signs" by Laura Lynn Jackson, "Journey of Souls" by Michael Newton, and the timeless classic "The Slight Edge" by Jeff Olson.Migraine Relief: Gain insights into how Anna manages migraines, including the use of a Shakhty mat and changes in caffeine consumption.Podcast Launch: Get introduced to "The Infinite Potential of Being Human" podcast by Nikki Clinch, a friend and mastermind peer, which explores maturation and personal growth.Boost Your Business with Breathwork: Learn about the exciting "Boost Your Business with Breathwork" masterclass aimed at mindset coaches looking to deepen their transformational work and expand their business with the power of breathwork.This episode invites you to follow the signs, take action on your desires, and embrace change for personal and professional growth. Tune in for inspiration and practical tips to elevate your life.Resources Mentioned:"Signs" by Laura Lynne Jackson"Journey of Souls" by Michael NewtonThe Slight Edge by Jeff Olsen"The Infinite Potential of Being Human" podcast by Nicky Clinch"Boost Your Business with Breathwork" masterclassResourcesFor Anna Parker-NaplesWebsite: www.annaparkernaples.comInstagram www.instagram.com/annaparkernaplesFacebook www.facebook.com/annaparkernaplesLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/annaparkernaplesFor Influential Breathwork™️Website www.influentialbreathwork.comInstagram www.instagram.com/influentialbreathworkForInfluential Audio - The Podcast Agency Website: www.influentialaudio.comInstagram

This is part 3 of the 4-part series. See which books I read every year and why I chose them. Plus learn why the way most people read is totally a waste of time. Welcome back. Alright, so this is part three of our four-part series on the books you can read to change your life. Okay, so if you haven't done Part One and Part Two, you probably want to do those first, at least part one. So you know, you get the gist, you have the background of what we're doing. Now I'm going to dive into the second set of books for I broke it down into four books, four books, four books, so part two, part three, and part four, I'm going to show you four books each, so it doesn't take forever. And now these are four books in the first three months, right? January, March, April, the first four books, I started pretty heavy, I like to it's, you know, the new year, you want to get going, you're setting your goals. And it's like, let's just do this, this time, these four months, you know, you're going into the summer season, things are busy, right? Things are hotter, you don't want to be thinking as much. And so these books, a couple of them are really about how to flick change of perspective, not so much work-related or to do work, you know, not to do stuff. But so let's just get into that. Alright, so the first book we have is called "The Slight Edge". Okay, it's the slight edge, turning simple disciplines into a massive success. Now, this is a short book, a very simple concept, one that I can explain to you in five seconds, maybe not. But it's very simple. And it's still worth reading, it's still, you know because you get the examples, you get the illustrations or whatnot. And it's a quick read the idea is the one about knowing where you're going and making small incremental steps to get there, right? So for example, you got on a plane that's going from Miami to New York, right? If it's on track, it'll get to New York, if it's off by even a couple of degrees, and it doesn't correct, then guess what it ends up way off-course, right, somewhere in like Iceland or something, it'll never get to New York. So that's the kind of simple here, it's like, you know when you want to do something, there are certain steps that we have to take, we have to take them over and over and over again. Now, it's very simple to not do those things to take those steps. But in the long run, it's very difficult when you don't do them because it's a problem for you. So if you have a goal, and you say, hey, look, I want to accomplish this, I want to go back to school and get my degree, right? There are certain things you have to do daily, you have to do your homework, right? Now, is it simple to just say no, I'm tired? I don't want to do my homework. Yeah, very simple. It's like I just worked all day, I don't want to go back. You know, like, I don't want to do this, it's very simple for you to miss a day, Miss two days, right? But if you keep missing and keep missing and keep missing, eventually, you're gonna flunk out, and the whole goal is gone. So the first couple times you do it, no big deal, no harm done, you know, you might get away with it. But if you keep building and building and building, then it just doesn't work out. So same with trading, right? If you don't follow the rules in your trades, there might be a trade that it doesn't matter to trade the works out, there might be another one that just doesn't matter. There might be another one that works out. But then eventually there'll come a time when you won't even remember what the rules are. And there'll be a time where you mess up and you don't do it and the thing goes bad and it just destroys you. So if you want to do something, the book says, right, you're taking simple disciplines, just simple, small things, you just have to do small steps, right? The journey of 1000 miles starts with a single step. And that's all the book is telling you. It's like you figure out what are those steps, and you just do them slowly, slowly, and you have the discipline, you have the desire and the book is that's all it's about. And he's telling you how to do that. So I mean, it's a very simple book that is very hard to live by. And so that's why you need the constant reminder, you have to read it again. And again. And again. When you do and you get you back on track, you will accomplish things like crazy, like it's powerful, very powerful book. Alright, so the next one, and now this one is called The Four Hour Workweek. There's probably I think there's a second edition out. So this book is outdated. And so I don't even know if it's worth it for everybody to read this. So this one might not work for you. You might want to take this one out and put in another one. I'll tell you what this one is about. Now, this book came out years ago, and I met the author, I hung out with him. We went to the Berkshire Hathaway meeting together, along with a group of other people. But, you know, the book had just come out and he had come with our group he had come with us.  And so, you know, really smart guy. Tim Ferriss is the name. He's got a very popular podcast the guy is blown up. He's very famous now. But the book is The Four-Hour Workweek. And it's he came up with the idea years ago and he didn't come up with it. He wrote a book about it. The idea was already there. But he made outsourcing pretty popular in common knowledge. So outsourcing is right. It's taking a job from here and having somebody overseas do it. And so his whole thesis of the book is that you can create a business online, and you can have people in other countries doing the work for you. And basically, you don't have to do any work. kind of the gist of it. And so people are like, what, you know, I don't have to hire a secretary in my office, I could hire somebody in the Philippines that would work for like, $3 an hour and do just as good a job. Yeah, it's possible. Nowadays, you know, it's common, there's almost no company that only has all their employees in one location, right? People are virtual people all over the world, for example, our team, right, I am the only one in the office at Option Genius. We have an office, I'm the only one here. So it gets kind of lonely sometimes, you know, we have one of our traders, Matt, he lives in Alabama, right? We have my manager, who lives in North Carolina. We have another trader who lives in California, we have Harriet who does customer service, but she lives in the Philippines. Kevin, who helps me with my podcast, He also lives in the Philippines. And then we got Ray Mark, who does our video editing, He also lives in the Philippines. So most of our team either lives in us or lives in the Philippines. Right. So that's what the book is really about. It's like how to find people that will do a great job that is cheaper, because they're living somewhere that's cheaper than living overseas now, doesn't mean you have to give them cheap money, right. But that's how it works, right economics, that's how they work. So the book itself is outdated. Because nowadays, everybody knows about outsourcing, there are plenty of resources online to say, hey, I want to hire somebody overseas. And there are a million websites and companies that will help you find the perfect person to hire overseas or wherever for whatever task you want. And so there's nothing new in that book. But the reason I like to read it is because of the idea that he has in there that the business itself that you create, is for your benefit as the business owner. So his thinking is that you don't want to start a business and have the business own you, and control you right, he wants to start a business that can run on its own, by smart people who are given the authority to run the business. And then you get to go do whatever you want. You get to travel, you get to go to school, you get to do your hobbies, hang out with your family, you get to do whatever you want. And you're making money from this business, it could be a side business, it could be a bigger business. Most big businesses do require you know, if you want a full-time income or business, most likely you have to be involved. You can't just, you know, dictate and abdicate responsibility and let other people do the work. You can't do it unless you've already established and built the business. And so this is mostly for like side hustles and things like that. But people can make a pretty good living, right? Nowadays, with all the tools and the Zoom calls and everything, outsourcing and doing stuff online has become easier than ever. And so if you have kids, and they are not doing some kind of online business, or learning or marketing or whatever, I think that's a big mistake. So that's that one. I read it for myself to remind me, right of the reason why I started business, the reason why I got into trading, which is so that I don't have to I don't have to work for money, and that I could just go do what I want. Now, I enjoy making stuff like this, you know, content for you guys. And I enjoy trading so it's not a burden. But still, it gives me a reminder like, oh, yeah, you know, I wanted to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, that's one of my things. Oh, yeah, I want to do a bike race, that's 100 miles in a day, you know, I want to do that. And those two things, take a lot of training, you can't just wake up one day and do that. And so I'd have to prepare and I have to, you know, get ready and preparations, and all the equipment and somebody has to take me up to Kilimanjaro because I'm not going by myself, all kinds of crazy stuff. So you have to know in advance what you want. Right? And so that's that's why I liked that book. The third book that I want to talk about this, this part is called Millionaire Success Habits. I got this book for free, the author was giving them away for free. So you might even do a website search for this 1 million how-to get millionaire success habits for free. It might pop up and this book is it was written as a marketing piece for the author, you know, because he has a course and he's selling he's got so much other stuff that he's selling, but the book itself, he's got a lot of good content in here. He's got a lot of good exercises in here. And it's really about how you can change your thinking, change your mentality, change your psychology to become a millionaire, like, what are the habits of successful people? What are the habits of rich people? What do they do, that non-rich people don't do? And he goes through those, and he helps you figure out, you know, what are the things that you are not doing that you can do and how to change it. So this one does take a lot of work. So this one is a heavy book, and it does take a lot of time to implement. One of the examples that he talks about here is the why exercise. So whenever you create a goal, it has to be a very big goal, something challenging, something worth accomplishing. And any of those types of goals, they always have challenges, right? There's always something that will stand in your way, and you might want to quit, you might want to give up, you might say no, no, I can't do this. It's too hard. It's taking too long. And I don't know if he's worth it. You know, trading is like that. Trading is really like that. I mean, sometimes you'll do great. And then one day, the market will just slap you silly. And you're gonna be like, Man, is it worth this pain, I feel horrible. I feel so bad. I feel so stupid, I made a mistake. Bla bla bla, is it worth it? The only way you're going to continue is if you, really, really, really know your why. And I talk about this a lot to say what is your why what is the real reason that you're trading is just because you want to make some extra money, then you ain't gonna stick around very long? To be honest, you have to have something besides money, you have to have something that you desire, much more than money. So it can that desire can get you through the challenges and the pain that are going to come because trading is, you know, it's simple, I guess you could say it's easy, but it's not simple, or it's simple. But it's not easy. I'm not sure which one, you know, I can give you the rules, I can give you everything, but you got to follow it, you got to do it. And there will be losses along the way there will be hardships, there will be unknowns, a lot of unknowns in trading, right? We never know what's going to happen tomorrow and trading, nobody can predict it. We just have to go with the flow and that can be very hard and taxing on you emotionally mentally and physically. And so you have to know your why. And so in this book, he goes through the exercise of the seven why so you start off asking, and you do it with another person.  And it's basically Hey, you know, tell me, why do you want to get good at trading? And then you come up with an answer. And the person says, oh, that makes a lot of sense. Okay, cool. Why do you want that? And he goes, like the second level deeper, right? And then you have to give a reason why you want that second thing. He goes, Oh, that's wonderful. That's great. That makes no sense. Okay, so tell me why do you want that second thing? See, okay, and you give another reason? And then okay, why do you want that? Third thing? Why do you want that? Fourth thing? Why do you want that fifth thing, that by the time you get level after level, after level, deeper, deeper, deeper, the real reason comes out, the real explanation of why you want to do something comes out? And that's when you might even cry because that desire or that frustration is so strongly built up in you that you don't even know is there. But if you do this exercise, it kind of unleashes that brings it to the surface, and allows you to know the deep, deep, deep desire that you have, and you might not be even conscious of it. So this is one of the examples in there. It's a great one, I urge you to do it, get that book, read it, go through it, implement it, really, really good book. And then I'm going to end this one with a book that is a reader and a thinker. Not really too much of a doer, maybe a little bit of a doer, it's Tuesdays with Morrie. Okay, now you probably already read this one came out a long time ago. It's the story of an old man and a young man and life's greatest lesson, basically how to live your life. So the author here is a true story. The author was a journalist, and he realized that his favorite college professor was dying. And so he would go every Tuesday and hang out with him. And he recorded the lessons that he learned from the man about how to live a great life, how to enjoy yourself how to be happy, and he wrote those in a book very, very, it's a short book, but it tugs at your heartstrings and makes you realize a lot of things about life. Because I mean, think about it like I did, you know we went through the slight edge then we went The Four Hour Workweek to teach us about work then we did the millionaire success habits we need a break right from reading and so that's why I put this one in there because even though this one will make you cry, he's a does for me, it makes you think about life. It makes you appreciate life, but there's no work involved in it unless you know you have some issues with somebody you know, your brother, your sister, or your parents that you gotta resolve. That might be a good thing you know, this book might help you do that. But in a sense, it's a story that you read and you learn and you appreciate what you have. You appreciate your life and you feel good about it. So that's it for these four books. I got one more part of the series coming up, which is gonna be part four So go ahead, check that one out as well, to finish it out, those are gonna be the last four books of the year. And again, you know, like I said, with the four-hour workweek, if it doesn't work for you, you don't you can put something else instead, right? If you're not, you don't care about outsourcing, you don't care about virtual assistants, anything like that, you know if you don't want to run a business, that book is not for you, that's fine. Take it out, put something else in, you know, that's the way it works. You fit this for what you want. Now, these four books, I think the slight edge is great for everybody. You know, the millionaire success habits. I mean, this is good for everybody, even if you don't want to be a millionaire. I mean, he talks about money, most of it. But even if you don't want to be a millionaire, you just want to be successful and happier. It's a great book, and then on Tuesdays with Morrie, everybody can read that Morrie's son has come out with another book called Wisdom of Morrie, which I have, on my shelf waiting to be read. I haven't read it yet. But like I said, I don't have time for it, because I need to focus on my 12 books and read them every year. And so I'm going to work on myself first, and I'm working on not having to finish that book. So it's sitting there, it's there. I know is there I'll get to it eventually. But for now, let's go and let's head to part number four of this series.

What can one say about John David Mann? He has mastered, well he wouldn't say that, but I would, writing non-fiction, parable and fiction writing. He has also shown us how a marriage can be lived fully and be written about, how to start your own school, and how to run a business with over 100,000 people. And those are just a few of his achievements to date. My favorite is that he has launched almost every book he has written or co-authored on my show since 2015. Yup, that one is special to me because his words lift my spirits, awaken my brain and bring me joy. Well not just to me but to over 3 million people in 38 languages. Blind Fear is John's latest novel with Brandon Webb and it does not disappoint. Today we talked about what his latest novel means, how he manages to take a more 'Hitchcockian" approach to writing than many others (my choice of words as you will hear), and how crime writing taught him to fall in love with the world.  These aren't the usual questions John gets asked, and his answers may surprise you.  Take a listen as we dive deep with John David Mann on life, fiction, writing mastery mentoring and a few other things. John David Mann has been creating careers since he was a teenager. Before turning to business and journalism, he forged a successful career as a concert cellist and prize-winning composer. At fifteen he won the prestigious BMI Awards to Student Composers and received the award at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City, where he met such twentieth-century-music luminaries as William Schumann and Leopold Stokowski. He apprenticed as a choral conductor under his father, Dr. Alfred Mann, which gave him the chance to meet more legendary figures of classical music, including Randall Thompson, Leonard Bernstein, Boris Goldovsky, Robert Shaw, and George Crumb. His musical compositions were performed throughout the U.S. and his musical score for Aeschylus' Prometheus Bound (written at age thirteen) was performed as part of a theatrical production of the play at the stone amphitheater in Epidaurus, Greece—the very one, in fact, where the play was originally premiered a few thousand years earlier. At age seventeen, he and a few friends started their own high school in New Jersey (called Changes, Inc.). “Alternative” though they were, his school successfully placed its students in such universities as Harvard and Yale. After graduating, he joined the school's faculty. In the years since he has taught children in affluent Boston suburbs, Indiana farms, and the poorest neighborhoods on the outskirts of Philadelphia. John never planned to go into business; it just seemed to keep working out that way. He has founded one school, one food distribution business, one graphic design business, and two publishing companies. John's diverse career has made him a thought leader in several different industries. In 1986 he founded and wrote for Solstice, a journal on health, nutrition, and environmental issues. His series on the climate crisis, “Whither the Trees?” (yes, he was writing about this back in the eighties), was selected for national reprint in 1989 in Utne Reader for a readership of over one hundred thousand. In 1992 John helped write and produce the underground bestseller The Greatest Networker in the World, by John Milton Fogg, which became the defining book in its industry. During the 1990s, John built a multimillion-dollar sales/distribution organization of over a hundred thousand people. He was cofounder and senior editor of the legendary Upline journal and editor in chief of Networking Times. As a public speaker he has addressed audiences of thousands. John is an award-winning author whose writings have earned the Axiom Business Book Award (Gold Medal, for The Go-Giver), the Nautilus Award (for A Deadly Misunderstanding), and Taiwan's Golden Book Award for Innovation (for You Call the Shots). The Go-Giver was also honored with the Living Now Book Awards “Evergreen Medal” in 2017 for its “contributions to positive global change,” and cited on Inc.'s “Most Motivational Books Ever Written” and HubSpot's “20 Most Highly Rated Sales Books of All Time”; The Go-Giver Leader was listed on Entrepreneur magazine's “10 Books Every Leader Should Read” and Forbes magazine's “8 Books Every Young Leaders Should Read.” His 2012 Take the Lead (with Betsy Myers) was named Best Leadership Book of 2011 by Tom Peters and the Washington Post. His first novel, Steel Fear (2021, with former Navy SEAL Brandon Webb), was hailed by Lee Child as “an instant classic, maybe an instant legend” and nominated for a Barry Award. Jeffery Deaver called the sequel, Cold Fear (2022), “one of the best crime novels of the year.” You can read his thoughts on entering the world of crime fiction at JohnDavidMann.com His books are published in 38 languages and have sold more than 3 million copies. John coauthored the international bestselling classic The Go-Giver (with Bob Burg), the New York Times bestsellers The Latte Factor (with David Bach), The Red Circle (with Brandon Webb), and Flash Foresight (with Daniel Burrus), and The Answer (ghost-written for John Assaraf and Murray Smith) and the national bestsellers The Slight Edge (with Jeff Olson), Among Heroes (with Brandon Webb), Out of the Maze (with Spencer Johnson) and Real Leadership (with John Addison). He has written for American Executive, CNBC, CrimeReads, Financial Times, Forbes.com, Huffington Post, Ivey Business Journal, Leader to Leader, Leadership Excellence, Master Salesmanship, Strategy & Leadership, and Wired. You can find his writings on Huffington Post here. He is married to Ana Gabriel Mann (check out their wedding photos and vows), his coauthor on The Go-Giver Marriage, and considers himself the luckiest mann in the world.

In this podcast episode, the host interviews Kyle Root, a successful real estate investor and coach. Kyle shares his journey of acquiring 70 units in just two years without syndication or joint ventures. He emphasizes the importance of finding purpose and building a fulfilling life. The conversation covers topics such as house hacking, raising capital, and scaling the real estate business. Kyle also discusses his approach to finding properties, the importance of using third-party property management, and the significance of viewing real estate investments as financial decisions. He shares his personal habits for success, including waking up early and journaling. Kyle recommends the book "Slight Edge" by Jeff Olson for its valuable insights.Support the showhttps://www.buzzsprout.com/1187780/supporters/newFollow Rama on socials!LinkedIn | Meta | Twitter | Instagram|YoutubeConnect to Rama KrishnaE-mail: info@ushacapital.comWebsite: www.ushacapital.com Register for this year's Multifamily AP360 virtual conference - multifamilyap360.comRegister for Multifamily CoachingTo find out more about partnering or investing in a multifamily deal: Text to 252-292-2604 or email info@ushacapital.com

We love to think big, make dramatic changes in our lives and businesses, and see huge growth overnight. BUT usually the small, immeasurable changes are what add up to bring us lasting success. Here's how to get started TODAY.   Want IG training + fresh weekly content ideas?! Check out the SOCIAL CEO MEMBERSHIP!   Ready to create passive income and growth in your business on autopilot? Join us inside LIST LOVE and start today!   The Slight Edge by Jeff Olson   Follow and tag me on IG: @thebloggerbrunch   Find show notes and more resources at thebloggerbrunch.com. If you enjoy this episode, leave a review or screenshot this episode and tag @thebloggerbrunch on IG Stories to share with other female entrepreneurs!

When I started my first business, I had no knowledge about entrepreneurship, but my mentor emphasized the power of consistency. In today's Do Life Big Podcast episode, we've discussed all about CONSISTENCY. And this is one of the most important things for you to achieve any goal that you're working towards, whether it's in business, your relationships, or your health; consistency is always king. I remember I got two great books that transformed my mindset when I was still a beginner, "The Compound Effect" and "The Slight Edge." Consistency is challenging because results aren't immediate, but you can achieve incredible success by showing up every day, even when motivation wanes, and focusing on income-producing activities. And so, I want to share with you my top five ways to be more consistent and make your goals a reality! 1. Work off a list of the top three things you need to do every day to move closer to your goal and prioritize them consistently. 2. Be intentional with your time by having a clear list to work from, which helps you avoid distractions and unproductive activities. 3. Focus on acknowledging and appreciating how far you have come rather than fixating on how much further you need to go, cultivating gratitude for your progress. 4. Stay focused on your own journey and avoid comparing yourself to others, as everyone has different circumstances and timelines. 5. Keep it simple by staying consistent in small actions every day, as consistency is key to success in any area of life and helps build reliability and trustworthiness. Whatever that thing is that you need to start, you need to start it. And then when you do start it, don't stop! Grab my FREE workbook, Think This, Not That - kathireuter.com/thinkthisnotthat ⭐ Hey there! Thanks for listening! ⭐ Help me spread the word about Do Life Big! Take a screenshot and post it to your Instagram Stories or feed, and tag me @katherinereuter! A review also puts rocket fuel on getting our message of living your best freakin' life possible out there! Go to kathireuter.com/itunes, scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select “Write a Review.” Then be sure to let me know what you loved most about the episode! Listen to the Do Life Big Podcast: Listen on iTunes --> kathireuter.com/itunes Listen on Spotify --> kathireuter.com/spotify Listen on Google Podcasts -->kathireuter.com/googlepodcasts Have a topic you'd like to hear about? Shoot me an email at hello@kathireuter.com!

Listen to learn:What brought Jeff to the Land GeekHis experience in self storage real estate and how it differs from land investingHow he scaled his business and the degree of difficultyAfter six years, how much time he spends on the business and in the businessWhy he wants to give back to the community by becoming a coachReoccuring themes he sees students bring up on the Master Mind callsThe importance of grit when starting out in land investingJeff also shares his favorite land deal and what Mark said to him about it at a live Bootcamp. TIP OF THE WEEKJeff:My Tip of the Week is an older book called, The Slight Edge by Jeff Olson. This is what this business is about. It's about all the little things you can do to improve your business and life. It's the baby steps you make to make progress daily and then stacking them to look back to see the mountain you've formed in the process.Mark:Go check out Jeff's business at  aoklandusa.com. WANT TO LISTEN MORE?Did you like this episode? If so, listen to the interview with the last coach to join the team, Landon. AI. Harris."Are you ready to learn more about land investing? Just click HERE to schedule a call.""Isn't it time to create passive income so you can work where you want when you want, and with whomever you want?" 

Yosef Fisher is a Co-Founder at First Fund, Yosef shares his journey from working at a takeout place to buying and selling businesses. He realized the need for funding in the process, he discovered 0% business funding through banks, which allows businesses to access a line of credit or business credit cards and invest in assets that produce cash flow.In this conversation, Yosef emphasizes the importance of leveraging banks to access capital and buy established businesses already producing cash flow.Tune in to this episode to learn more about Yosef's advice about leveraging banks for business funding, buying cash-flow-producing businesses, and investing in assets rather than liabilities![00:01 - 02:58] Opening SegmentWe welcome, Yosef Fisher!Yosef shares his background, starting from working at a takeout place to buying and selling a businessHis emphasis on the importance of mastering bank leverage to access capital[02:59 - 36:17] The Benefits Of Business Funding And Get High Credit LimitsFinding a business to buy can be challenging, but tapping into personal networks can yield the best dealsFocusing on a niche or skill set that you are familiar withLeveraging debt is a powerful tool for investingInvesting in education and mentorship can fast-track successEncouraging a line of credit as security for stability and future opportunities[36:18 - 41:18] THE FINAL FOURWhat's the worst job that you ever had?Handing out flyersWhat's a book you've read that has given you a paradigm shift?“The Slight Edge” by Jeff OlsonWhat is a skill or talent that you would like to learn?Get a pilot's licenseWhat does success mean to you?Yosef says, “Success is being happy, doing what you love, and being fulfilled.”Connect with Yosef Fisher:Website: Get First FundLinkedIn: Yosef FisherLEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW by clicking this link.WHERE CAN I LEARN MORE?Be sure to follow me on the below platforms:Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, or Stitcher.LinkedInYoutubeExclusive Facebook Groupwww.yonahweiss.comNone of this could be possible without the awesome team at Buzzsprout. They make it easy to get your show listed on every major podcast platform.Tweetable Quotes:“Making sure that when you do negotiate with them to make sure to articulate that to them and make sure to communicate with them how the importance of what you're trying to do for them and make sure that we're trying to elevate their business and not take it down in full collapse.” – Yosef Fisher“Leveraging the banks is something that you really want to learn how to master to do.” – Yosef FisherSupport the show

As an Insurance Agent, if your goal is to help people find the best products, or you're building a team then your communication skills and attitude will make that experience a good one, or an unforgettable one - for everyone. Communication is the most important skill for you to master as it leads everything that you do as an Insurance Agent.  In this podcast, I share some insights on improving your communication skills and becoming a more confident and effective communicator. These tips are not only for insurance agents but for anyone who wants to improve their communication skills in general. Disclaimer: This podcast does not express the opinions of WFGIA or WFG Securities INC., but only those of Steve Holbrook and what it has done for my life. Join my Record-Breaking Team: ⁠https://www.agentholbrook.com/?src=yt⁠ Free Goal Binder Masterclass With Steve Holbrook: ⁠https://www.agentholbrook.com/goal⁠ Here are my top 7 books that will change your game: Master the Art of Selling - Tom Hopkins ⁠https://amzn.to/3wCU0Tx⁠ 77 Mental Toughness Secrets of the World-Class by Steve Siebold ⁠https://amzn.to/3DMArfN⁠ Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill ⁠https://amzn.to/3Jkcznc⁠ How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie ⁠https://amzn.to/3HHbLYn⁠ The Slight Edge by Jeff Olson ⁠https://amzn.to/3WVy1Cg⁠ The Entrepreneurial Roller Coaster, by Darren Hardy ⁠https://amzn.to/3Jpe03C⁠ Developing the Leader within you by John Maxwell ⁠https://amzn.to/3XOkk98