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Notes:Steven Pressfield is an author of historical fiction, non-fiction, and screenplays. His breakout novel was The Legend of Bagger Vance published in 1995 and since then he has published sixteen other books on a variety of topics. His non-fiction books on the writing craft include: The War of Art, Do the Work, andTurning Pro. His website is https://stevenpressfield.com/home/ and you can connect with him on Instagram @steven_pressfield.The Verbivore references a quote mentioned in the book about writing when you’re inspired, this was originally from William Faulkner. Here is the full quote:“I only write when I am inspired. Fortunately I am inspired at 9 o'clock every morning.” - William FaulknerFable paraphrases a quote from Pablo Picasso. It is:“Inspiration exists, but it has to find you working.” – Pablo PicassoBooks Mentioned:The War of Art: Break Through the Blocks and Win Your Inner Creative Battles by Steven Pressfield Do the Work: Overcome Resistance and Get Out of Your Own Way by Steven PressfieldTurning Pro: Tap Your Inner Power and Create Your Life's Work by Steven PressfieldDialogue: The Art of Verbal Action for Page, Stage, and Screen by Robert MckeeStory: Substance, Structure, Style and the Principles of Screenwriting (Methuen Film) by Robert MckeeBig Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear by Elizabeth GilbertMusic from: https://filmmusic.io’Friendly day’ by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) Licence: CC BY (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

Don't let Resistance beat you.       = = = = = The Team here at PYP has put together another uplifting, insightful, and inspiring show for you today. Our goal is to bring you timely, relevant, and useful conversations so that you can experience more success, energy, and LIFE as the leader of your business, career, side hustle, or passion.   We always appreciate your rating and review of the show. If you haven’t already been incredibly generous and awesome, now’s your chance when you leave us a review and make sure to subscribe to the show wherever you listen to podcasts!   ***Registration Now Open for Spring 2021 Elevate Your Expertise™ Thought Leadership Mastery Program for Women!***   Here are a few ways I can help you: Share this episode with one person who could use a boost of inspiration and positivity today. Grab your copy of my leadership playbook that teaches you the 11 skills you can quickly master to become an exceptional leader.   Put yourself on the top of your list and finally say yes to yourself -- watch this video that takes you inside the space of moving toward the next best version of you and your leadership practice. Buy one of my books on Amazon and leave me a 5-star review. Resources from the Show The War of Art by Steven Pressfield Do the Work by Steven Pressfield Good Day by Greg Street

It's fabulous to meet engaging people like Simon. His straightforward manner and humility has a big gravitational pull. Some quotes that stick out for me in the interview: “In the end it's all about people.” This was in response to what makes great leadership. “The secret to Boundless Teams is finding the right balance on developing individuals, creating learning and growth opportunities for the team, and achieving the business goals.” It's a balance between task and people. “It's easy to be the leader you want to be when things are going well. It's much tougher to be the leader you want to be when things go wrong. That's where I focus my growth edge.” Keeping composure and focus in tough times is the real test of leadership.

If you’ve ever heard that voice in your head telling you you’re not smart enough or talented enough or good enough, Steven Pressfield says you’re not alone. The bestselling author contends that no one—regardless of who they are or what they do—is immune to this sort of self-sabotage that he likes to call Resistance. Tune in as Steven explains why Resistance is so destructive and details how to not only defend yourself against it, but also overcome it for good.   entreleadership.com/podcast Steven Pressfield's website The War of Art by Steven Pressfield Composed: A Memoir by Rosanne Cash Masterclass with David Baldacci The Game of Numbers by Nick Murray Turning Pro by Steven Pressfield Do the Work by Steven Pressfield Episode #331: Art Williams—Accomplishing Impossible Goals YouTube - Art Williams on How To Accomplish Impossible Goals Review this episode for a chance to win a $25 Amazon gift card   Want expert help with your business question? Call 844-944-1070 and leave a message or send an email to podcast@entreleadership.com. You could be featured on a future podcast episode!

Todd Tresidder raised his net worth from less than zero at 23-years-old to self-made millionaire 12 years later and became financially independent at 35 through his investments. Despite his financial independence, he is still an active investor earning consistent investment returns in both up and down markets.   Quotes To Remember: “You always start with what’s most interesting to you.” “You start at your lowest resistance and then you explore out to the other ones.” “You can’t leverage your way into a profitable business model. The business model has to be profitable first.” “When you hit your own limitations on resources or you run into your own walls, that’s your immediate signal to go to leverage.” “You got to look at what the problem is and that tells you what form of leverage you are going to use.” “There are specific tasks that you as the owner entrepreneur must complete. Most of other stuff is leverageable.” “Leverage is your path to freedom.”   What You’ll Learn: 6 Types/Forms of Leverage How to Build Relationships for Leverage Getting Better at Implementing Leverage How Leverages Lead to Wealth Implementing Different Types of Leverage with Low Budget   Key Links From The Show: Todd’s Site The Parable Of The Mexican Fisherman And Investment Banker   Recommended Books: Content Marketing Secrets by Marc Guberti Podcast Domination by Marc Guberti The Leverage Equation by Todd R. Tresidder Essentialism by Greg McKeown The War of Art by Steven Pressfield Do the Work by Steven Pressfield

In this episode, I talk about the 4 reasons why you should use books as "Life Coaches" to reach your full potential because they will help you: 1. Find your life purpose 2. Unlock the answers within yourself 3. Develop steps to improve yourself 4. Start doing instead of dreaming Books referenced: - "The Promise of a Pencil" by Adam Braun - "Thirst" by Scott Harrison - "A Second Chance" by Catherine Hoke - "Crushing It" by Gary Vaynerchuk - "Finding Ultra" by Rich Roll - "Outliers" by Malcolm Gladwell - "Atomic Habits" by James Clear - "Miracle Morning" by Hal Elrod - "The War on Art" by Steven Pressfield - "Do the Work" by Steven Pressfield -My 2017 stats: http://bit.ly/2r3WTOp -2018 Reading Challange: http://bit.ly/2DdJDeZ -Want To Read List: http://bit.ly/2EJ27RD -Instagram: bit.ly/2rglmg9 -Twitter: http://bit.ly/2joINAC -Facebook: http://bit.ly/2DfYDZH --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anotherweekinthebooks/support

Have you ever felt discouraged because you started writing a book but didn't finish it? If so, you're not alone. Many writers, myself included, have started writing a book … only to later abandon it. Today's guest helps us understand how to break through procrastination and finally get that book finished. His name is Jim Woods, and he's an author, editor, writing coach, and storyteller. Jim understands productivity and time management at a deep level. He also has a gift for seeing the weak spots in a story and knowing how to improve them. On this episode, you'll learn lots of practical tips for getting your book finished. You'll also learn why you should beware of story craft books, how to be more productive, and why it's important to be a creator and not just a consumer. Key Takeaways 1. Focus on one scene, chapter, section, or paragraph at a time. This simple advice is easy to ignore, but it makes a world of difference in staying focused and writing in the moment. It's easy to feel overwhelmed because you have a whole project looming in front of you. By focusing on the small section at hand, you can make steady progress until the whole project is done. 2. Write in the “spare moments” of your day. You don't need to be at your desk in “writing mode” in order to make progress on your book or project. Take 5-10 minutes here and there to get a bit of writing done, and you'll be amazed at the results. (If you are serious about making the most of your creative time, check out my post on how to track your time.) 3. Use “habit stacking” to get more writing done. As Jim explains, “habit stacking” is the process of linking two habits together. For example, you can use your lunchtime to write. When you link writing to an activity you're going to do anyway, you are more likely to make it happen. Resources Mentioned in This Episode Jim Woods Writes Jim's posts on Medium Book a coaching call with Jim Connect with Jim on Facebook Connect with Jim on LinkedIn Follow Jim on Twitter The War of Art by Steven Pressfield Do the Work by Steven Pressfield Story Maps Daniel Calvisi Thanks so much for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to the “Born to Create” podcast. I'd also appreciate it if you can rate and review the show. Apple Podcasts Stitcher Spotify For more great resources to help unleash your creative powers, visit my site at KentSanders.net. Want to rise to your true creative potential? Check out my book The Artist's Suitcase: 26 Essentials for the Creative Journey. Connect with me on social media: LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Instagram

Have you ever felt discouraged because you started writing a book but didn’t finish it? If so, you’re not alone. Many writers, myself included, have started writing a book … only to later abandon it. Today’s guest helps us understand how to break through procrastination and finally get that book finished. His name is Jim Woods, and he’s an author, editor, writing coach, and storyteller. Jim understands productivity and time management at a deep level. He also has a gift for seeing the weak spots in a story and knowing how to improve them. On this episode, you’ll learn lots of practical tips for getting your book finished. You’ll also learn why you should beware of story craft books, how to be more productive, and why it’s important to be a creator and not just a consumer. Key Takeaways 1. Focus on one scene, chapter, section, or paragraph at a time. This simple advice is easy to ignore, but it makes a world of difference in staying focused and writing in the moment. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed because you have a whole project looming in front of you. By focusing on the small section at hand, you can make steady progress until the whole project is done. 2. Write in the “spare moments” of your day. You don’t need to be at your desk in “writing mode” in order to make progress on your book or project. Take 5-10 minutes here and there to get a bit of writing done, and you’ll be amazed at the results. (If you are serious about making the most of your creative time, check out my post on how to track your time.) 3. Use “habit stacking” to get more writing done. As Jim explains, “habit stacking” is the process of linking two habits together. For example, you can use your lunchtime to write. When you link writing to an activity you’re going to do anyway, you are more likely to make it happen. Resources Mentioned in This Episode Jim Woods Writes Jim’s posts on Medium Book a coaching call with Jim Connect with Jim on Facebook Connect with Jim on LinkedIn Follow Jim on Twitter The War of Art by Steven Pressfield Do the Work by Steven Pressfield Story Maps Daniel Calvisi Thanks so much for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to the “Born to Create” podcast. I’d also appreciate it if you can rate and review the show. Apple Podcasts Stitcher Spotify For more great resources to help unleash your creative powers, visit my site at KentSanders.net. Want to rise to your true creative potential? Check out my book The Artist’s Suitcase: 26 Essentials for the Creative Journey. Connect with me on social media: LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Instagram

Today I sat down with Amber Rae, an author, artist and speaker. Her recent book, Choose Wonder Over Worry invites you to live your truth, befriend your emotions, and express your gifts. Her writing has reached over 5 million people in 195 countries, her public art has spread to over twenty countries, and she's spoken to and collaborated with brands like Kate Spade, Apple, Amazon, and Unilever. She's been featured in The New York Times, TIME, Fast Company, BBC, ABC World News, Tim Ferriss's blog, and more. Previously, Amber helped launch six best-selling books as Chief Evangelist of Seth Godin's publishing experiment.   On today’s episode, Amber shares strategies for combating worry, fear and anxiety and infusing more wonder and creativity into our days.   ON TODAY’S EPISODE: A misconception that people have around the feelings of fear and doubt Her career path and what lead her to be an author, an artist, an inspirational speaker Amber’s experience working with Seth Godin What motivated her to write Choose Wonder Over Worry Her advice for working through imposter syndrome The two types of worry What wonder is and how it is a counterpart to worry How we can infuse more wonder into our lives and work The effect worry and fear have on us The importance of making friends with our feelings and questioning our feelings How we can infuse more positive feelings and more creativity in our day to day Amber’s advice for product-based business owners who have anxiety, worry, and fear What’s next for her KEY TAKE-AWAYS: “When I was able to detach it from being a reflection of my self-worth, whether or not things go how I wanted, but rather just a better story, that created so much more wonder, and fun, and freedom.” - Amber Rae “He [Seth Godin] wasn't going to hand us approval, but he was going to push us way pass what we thought we could do and show us that we were capable of much more.” - Amber Rae “I had all these limiting stories inside of my head about who I thought I was, and what I thought I was capable of that really paralyzed me creatively, and paralyzed what I decided to go after or whether or not I spoke up.” - Amber Rae “I'm the only one who thinks I'm not worthy enough. No, actually, most people struggle with that. That's actually what unites us as humans.” - Amber Rae “If the impostor syndrome is coming up for you, that means you're outside your comfort zone and growing.” - Amber Rae “Worry protects us, keeps us safe, keeps us accountable. Where it becomes toxic worry is when it says obsessive looping thoughts where we ruminate and ruminate and stay stuck on these thoughts that really hold us back and paralyze us.” - Amber Rae “Before we can step into really embody and embrace wonder, it's about really checking worry.” - Amber Rae “When we name it, we tame it. Name when that worry is showing up so that we can put it in its place, set a boundary and really create space for our creative artist to step up and thrive.” - Amber Rae “I literally think that the world will change when we can have a healthy relationship with our feelings and ourselves.” - Amber Rae “Infusing play and white space in our day also helps with addressing the feelings and also inspiring that creativity and the wonder.” - Katie Hunt CONNECT WITH AMBER RAE: Website: http://choosewonder.com Website:  http://amberrae.com Instagram: http://instagram.com/heyamberrae Twitter http://twitter.com/heyamberrae LINKS:Choose Wonder Over Worry War of Art by Steven Pressfield Do the Work by Steven Pressfield Elizabeth Gilbert’s TED Talk   IS WHOLESALE RIGHT FOR ME? Many of you are in the process of contemplating whether wholesale is the right next step for your business. I get it, I know that it feels like a big scary decision and there are lots of things to consider.   That’s why I’m offering a free online workshop to help you determine “Is Wholesale Right For Me”. I’ll walk you through 12 questions that I want you to ask yourself before you jump into wholesale and why each is important.   This free workshop will take place on Thursday, September 20th at noon Pacific and space will be limited.     To snag your seat, head to tradeshowcamp.com/wholesale to register.  A replay will be available for everyone that registers ahead of time. SUBSCRIBE To subscribe on iOS, go to the iTunes page and subscribe to Proof to Product. On Android, you can listen using your favorite podcast app. WRITE A REVIEW Writing a review on iTunes will help other product based business owners find Proof to Product as they are working to up level, scale, and build profitable and sustainable companies. 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Henry Lopez has over 34 years of diverse business experience through successful careers in various fields and the businesses he started. He co-founded of Levante Business Group which supports entrepreneurs and small business owners. In addition to Levante, he’s also the co-owner of iTopIt which is a self-serve frozen desserts restaurant in Colorado Springs, co-owner of Wild Blue Car Wash which is also in Colorado, and co-founder of L3 Destinations, a travel agency which be co-founded with his wife. When he’s not working on his businesses, he’s co-hosting The How Of Business Podcast. Quotes To Remember: “The business plan needs to be written for ourselves.” “Start with the profit goal that you have but of course it has to be realistic.” “Forget about writing it for somebody else and instead write if for yourself.” “Break it down into smaller components.” “Take some time to acknowledge all the progress that you’ve made.”   What You’ll Learn: Making an Effective Business Plan How Often Should You Update a Business Plan Holding on to Your Business Plan Tips on Writing Your Business Plan   Key Links From The Show: The How of Business Podcast Levante Business Group Recommended Books: Content Marketing Secrets by Marc Guberti The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg DotCom Secrets by Russell Brunson The War of Art by Steven Pressfield Do the Work by Steven Pressfield

I was so excited this week to chat with Emilie Wapnick of Puttylike for this week's episode of Raise Your Hand Say Yes. We talked all about being what Emilie likes to call a “Multipotentialite”. Newsflash: there is nothing wrong with having a lot of passions and interests (and Emilie has created an entire business around serving a community of multi-passionate people). We talked about how to get the right kind of support for your varied interests, and different ways to think about multi-passionatism. We also talked about incorporating your many interests into being an entrepreneur (and how sometimes it's okay not to!). And heads up! I'm taking part in the annual Multi Passionates Must Haves bundle sale - this is a bundle of amazing products valued at $1,599 from me, Emilie, Michelle Ward, Jen Louden, Jen Lee, and so many others that is being offered for only $97 through 11:59pm PST on 5/19. You'll get my new class Branding Basics for the Highly-Creative and will learn how to talk about your creative work (and all the different aspects of it!) so that it makes sense to the rest of the world. This sale is a no-brainer, so don't miss out!   Show Notes: Multi-Passionates Must Haves (on sale through midnight PST Thursday 5/19!) Connect with Emilie Website | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook Emilie's TEDx talk Pomodoro Technique The War of Art by Steven Pressfield Do the Work by Steven Pressfield Join the RYHSY Fb group  Subscribe in itunes

I was so excited this week to chat with Emilie Wapnick of Puttylike for this week's episode of Raise Your Hand Say Yes. We talked all about being what Emilie likes to call a “Multipotentialite”. Newsflash: there is nothing wrong with having a lot of passions and interests (and Emilie has created an entire business around serving a community of multi-passionate people). We talked about how to get the right kind of support for your varied interests, and different ways to think about multi-passionatism. We also talked about incorporating your many interests into being an entrepreneur (and how sometimes it's okay not to!). And heads up! I'm taking part in the annual Multi Passionates Must Haves bundle sale - this is a bundle of amazing products valued at $1,599 from me, Emilie, Michelle Ward, Jen Louden, Jen Lee, and so many others that is being offered for only $97 through 11:59pm PST on 5/19. You'll get my new class Branding Basics for the Highly-Creative and will learn how to talk about your creative work (and all the different aspects of it!) so that it makes sense to the rest of the world. This sale is a no-brainer, so don't miss out!   Show Notes: Multi-Passionates Must Haves (on sale through midnight PST Thursday 5/19!) Connect with Emilie Website | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook Emilie's TEDx talk Pomodoro Technique The War of Art by Steven Pressfield Do the Work by Steven Pressfield Join the RYHSY Fb group  Subscribe in itunes

Episode Show Notes jeffsanders.com/042 Learn More About the Show The 5 AM Miracle Podcast Free Productivity Resources Join The 5 AM Club! Connect on Social Media Facebook Group • Instagram • Twitter • LinkedIn Episode Summary It's totally normal to be an amateur, but who wants to stay there forever? In this week's episode of The 5 AM Miracle Podcast I reveal why amateurs fail and how to turn pro. A year ago I had a conversion experience, of sorts. I read an incredible book, made a few key decisions, and set off to create a new life for myself — one based on professionalism. This is how I went pro and how you can do the exact same thing, possibly even easier and faster than I did. Resources Mentioned in the Show Turning Pro [book by Steven Pressfield] The War of Art [book by Steven Pressfield] Do the Work [book by Steven Pressfield]

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