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Your Values-Based Legacy: Making a Difference in Your Lifetime is an inspiring guide that helps individuals align their lives with their deepest values to leave a meaningful impact on the world. This book is designed for anyone seeking purpose and fulfillment through intentional actions and long-term contributions, whether to family, community, or society at large. Through practical advice, thought-provoking exercises, and inspiring real-life examples, it empowers readers to identify their core values and leverage them to shape their legacy. Whether you're building a philanthropic initiative, fostering stronger family ties, or mentoring future generations, this book provides the tools you need to create a life of purpose and enduring influence. This podcast is sponsored by The Personal Development School, featuring their FREE Attachment Style Quiz. Discover your attachment style and gain insights to build stronger relationships. Click the link and start your journey today! ➡️Website: https://university.personaldevelopmentschool.com ➡️FREE Attachment Quiz: https://attachment.personaldevelopmentschool.com/quiz
In this episode, Myles and Doug Hershey discuss the unique season we are in according to the Hebrew prophets of old. Doug is a writer and photojournalist who has been featured on The 700 Club, Eric Metaxas, Erik Stakelback, TBN, and Newsmax. He leads “hands on” work tours to help restore the Land and people of Israel. Subscribe at EzraAdventures.com for Israel work group updates"10 Prophecies Fulfilled in Your Lifetime" online course only at DougHershey.co/the-course (use exclusive promo code "30offnow" for an extra $30 off!)Follow on FB Doug Hershey Author"A visual documentation of Ancient Prophecy, captured through a Modern Lens"DougHershey.coInstagram.com/doughersheyauthorFacebook.com/doughersheyathorSupport the show
Discover the phenomenal success rate of buying a business as an investment strategy in this episode with guest Della Kirkman who shares insights into the transformative power of purchasing businesses to cultivate lasting wealth.Throughout the discussion, Camilla and Della explore the concept of using business acquisitions as a strategic wealth-building approach. The episode unravels the notion of "buying a job" by delving into the acquisition of small businesses as an opportunity to gain practical, hands-on experience in entrepreneurship.Don't miss this captivating episode filled with transformative insights that will revolutionize your understanding of wealth creation through business acquisition. In this episode, we talk about:• Della Kirkman's experience in buying and selling businesses• Strategies for buying businesses to build wealth• Funding the business without initial capital investment• Buying a job by purchasing a small business• Search funds and business valuation• Della's experience in selling her business• Listing a business for sale and working with brokers• Nine-step guide to selling a business available on Della's websiteResourcesCodie Sanchez - https://www.codiesanchez.com/Crushing It! by Gary Vaynerchuk - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B072DV2GHGHarvard Business Review Guide to Buying a Small Business - https://store.hbr.org/product/hbr-guide-to-buying-a-small-business/10090Buy Then Build by Walker Deibel - https://www.amazon.com/Buy-Then-Build-Acquisition-Entrepreneurs-ebook/dp/B07JKM2F5QEpisode 100: How to Give $1 Million in Your Lifetime - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-to-give-$1-million-in-your-lifetime-episode-100/id1642393158?i=1000637665906Connect with Della KirkmanLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dellakirkmancpa/Shift-N-Gears - https://www.shift-n-gears.com/9 Simple Steps to Selling Your Own Business - https://www.shift-n-gears.com/9-steps-to-selling-your-business===Prime Time Wealth Academy YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJYjXBtQnNKeXSrhMIaRgGQ===Shout out to my podcast manager, Abby! If you're ready to take your podcast to the next level, contact her today productions@abbyguaki.com and start the conversation.===Are you ready to try passive investing in real estate? Get access to my FREE Passive Investing Masterclass! https://steadystreaminvestments.com/masterclass/ Follow us at https://www.facebook.com/steadystreaminvestments https://www.instagram.com/quietwealthcommunity/ https://www.tiktok.com/@quietwealth https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2MFOVyPWo0XD0QVJxgDxbQ https://www.linkedin.com/company/steady-stream-investments
Max shakes off the cobwebs to take stock of where the country is as we head into 2024. In this “Max Unfiltered” take to start the year he examines the tension between the past and present. Has the arc of history bent toward progress? Sure. But it's maddening to know that there is still so much unnecessary suffering in the world when the U.S. has the capacity to solve so much of it both at home and abroad. Chapters Intro: 00:01:27 Post Show Musings: 00:24:08 Outro: 00:37:15 This Episode Online Essay Show Notes Video Resources New York Times: Claudine Gay: What Just Happened at Harvard Is Bigger Than Me CBS News: After exit of Claudine Gay, Bill Ackman paints bull's-eye on diversity programs The New Yorker: How a Conservative Activist Invented the Conflict Over Critical Race Theory Lee Fang: The Secret Dossier Behind Claudine Gay's Downfall Marc Lamont Hill YouTube USA Today: The number of homeless people in America grew in 2023 as high cost of living took a toll CBS News: Stocks close out 2023 with a 24% gain, buoyed by a resilient economy CBS News: 2023 is officially the hottest year ever recorded, and scientists say "the temperature will keep rising" Washington Post: Visualizing the size of Gaza City compared with U.S. cities Times of Israel: Israel in talks with Congo and other countries on Gaza ‘voluntary migration' plan Human Rights Watch: Human Rights and Humanitarian Organizations Urge United Nations to Mobilize to Address Crisis in Sudan Human Rights Watch: Democratic Republic of Congo AP: How Houthi attacks on ships in the Red Sea are affecting global trade AP: Iran says at least 84 were killed in blasts at a ceremony honoring slain general Haaretz: No, an Israeli Real Estate Company Is Not Selling Beachfront Homes in Gaza Bad Faith: DEBATE: Vote For Joe Biden vs Cornel West? FiveThirtyEight: Latest Polls New York Times: The World's Population May Peak in Your Lifetime. What Happens Next? Slate: The Squad Is About to Fight for Its Political Life NBC News: 'I'm not a progressive': Fetterman breaks with the left, showing a maverick side UNFTR: Progressive Resource Directory -- If you like the pod version of #UNFTR, make sure to check out the video version on YouTube where Max shows his beautiful face! www.youtube.com/@UNFTR Please leave us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts: unftr.com/rate and follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram at @UNFTRpod. Visit us online at unftr.com. Join the Unf*cker-run Facebook group: facebook.com/groups/2051537518349565 Buy yourself some Unf*cking Coffee® at shop.unftr.com. Subscribe to Unf*cking The Republic® at unftr.com/blog to get the essays these episode are framed around sent to your inbox every week. Check out the UNFTR Pod Love playlist on Spotify: spoti.fi/3yzIlUP. Visit our bookshop.org page at bookshop.org/shop/UNFTRpod to find the full UNFTR book list, and find book recommendations from our Unf*ckers at bookshop.org/lists/unf-cker-book-recommendations. Access the UNFTR Musicless feed by following the instructions at unftr.com/accessibility. Unf*cking the Republic® is produced by 99 and engineered by Manny Faces Media (mannyfacesmedia.com). Original music is by Tom McGovern (tommcgovern.com) and Hold Fast (holdfastband.com). The show is written and hosted by Max and distributed by 99. Podcast art description: Image of the US Constitution ripped in the middle revealing white text on a blue background that says, "Unf*cking the Republic®."Support the show: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/unftrSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Enjoying our content and want to support us directly? Join our premium subscription for access to our podcasts, bonus content, merch discounts and more! Visit: www.psych2go.supercast.com In this journey called “life”, you will not only meet good friends who are always there to support you, encourage you, and want the best for you. But also toxic friendships along the way who only perceive you as an opportunity for personal gain. One bad friendship will affect you physically, mentally and emotionally. So, how do we differentiate between a real friend and a "toxic" friend? Watch this video to find out. Also, if you get a chance, we did a video on Signs It's time To Let Go of A Best Friend here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNgIi4eJduY Be sure to watch it too if you have a chance! The animation and points are really good! Credits Writer: Dawn Tan Script Editor: Kelly Soong & Cindy Cheong VO: Amanda Silvera Animator: Mocha YouTube Manager: Cindy Cheong References: Robbins, K. (2017). “11 Types of Friends You Will Have in Your Lifetime.” Retrieved from lifehack.org/articles/communication/11-types-friends-you-will-have-your-lifetime.html Fucarino, C. (2018). “8 Types of Friends You Need to Have in Your Life.” Retrieved from lifehack.org/articles/communication/8-types-friends-you-need-have-your-life.html Stedman, P. (2016). “The Four Types of Friends You'll Make in Your Life.” Retrieved from patstedman.com/2016/01/13/making-friends-4-types/ Interested in animating for Psych2Go? Contact editorial@psych2go.net with your portfolio sample that resembles our style.
Interest rates are high. Bonds yields are on the rise. And money is getting more expensive. We’ll explain what this means for consumers and fiscal policymaking. Plus, NASA has ambitious plans to send civilians to the moon (and make Kimberly’s dreams come true). Later, we’ll weigh in on self-checkout aisles and magnet less refrigerators during a round of Half Full/Half Empty. Here’s everything we talked about: “Pharmacies begin dispensing abortion pills” from Politico “Maybe in Your Lifetime, People Will Live on the Moon and Then Mars” from The New York Times “Chaos in Washington Feeds Americans' Dismal View of Politics” from The New York Times “Gil Scott-Heron’s Poem, ‘Whitey on the Moon'” from The Atlantic “Why does furniture fall apart so easily?” from Marketplace “What are YouTube obituary pirates?” from Marketplace “Are Fridge Magnets ‘Lowbrow'? Appliance Manufacturers Have Decided: Yes” from The Wall Street Journal “Costco gold bars: Here’s what’s behind the demand” from AP News “Walmart, Costco, and Kroger Are Facing a Self-Checkout Reckoning” from Business Insider If you’ve got a question about today’s economy, send it our way. Leave us a voicemail at 508-U-B-SMART or email us at makemesmart@marketplace.org.
Interest rates are high. Bonds yields are on the rise. And money is getting more expensive. We’ll explain what this means for consumers and fiscal policymaking. Plus, NASA has ambitious plans to send civilians to the moon (and make Kimberly’s dreams come true). Later, we’ll weigh in on self-checkout aisles and magnet less refrigerators during a round of Half Full/Half Empty. Here’s everything we talked about: “Pharmacies begin dispensing abortion pills” from Politico “Maybe in Your Lifetime, People Will Live on the Moon and Then Mars” from The New York Times “Chaos in Washington Feeds Americans' Dismal View of Politics” from The New York Times “Gil Scott-Heron’s Poem, ‘Whitey on the Moon'” from The Atlantic “Why does furniture fall apart so easily?” from Marketplace “What are YouTube obituary pirates?” from Marketplace “Are Fridge Magnets ‘Lowbrow'? Appliance Manufacturers Have Decided: Yes” from The Wall Street Journal “Costco gold bars: Here’s what’s behind the demand” from AP News “Walmart, Costco, and Kroger Are Facing a Self-Checkout Reckoning” from Business Insider If you’ve got a question about today’s economy, send it our way. Leave us a voicemail at 508-U-B-SMART or email us at makemesmart@marketplace.org.
Rev. Ken talks to us today about Taking Flight: The Abundance of Your Lifetime. This talk was recorded live at Unity San Francisco on September 10th, 2023.
What can living your legacy NOW mean for you and the countless people you come into contact with throughout the course of your life? Each day as we walk through our life, we are creating our own unique legacy. Susie Briscoe, International Business Executive Coach and Master Leadership and Legacy Mentor, will mindfully recollect what this really means on a daily basis. She believes that we are ALL living our legacy each day of our lives, whether we are aware of it or not. Founder of Acer Coaching Associates, Susie is the author and co-author of many international bestselling books including 'Ascension to Legacy: How to Live Your Legacy in Your Lifetime' and 'Colour Your Legacy: Paint the Canvas of Your Perfect Life'. Susie will share strategies and tools that will show you how to make a positive difference within your life and love the legacy you create.
What can living your legacy NOW mean for you and the countless people you come into contact with throughout the course of your life? Each day as we walk through our life, we are creating our own unique legacy. Susie Briscoe, International Business Executive Coach and Master Leadership and Legacy Mentor, will mindfully recollect what this really means on a daily basis. She believes that we are ALL living our legacy each day of our lives, whether we are aware of it or not. Founder of Acer Coaching Associates, Susie is the author and co-author of many international bestselling books including 'Ascension to Legacy: How to Live Your Legacy in Your Lifetime' and 'Colour Your Legacy: Paint the Canvas of Your Perfect Life'. Susie will share strategies and tools that will show you how to make a positive difference within your life and love the legacy you create.
Struggling to overcome the emotional and financial pain of a big loss in trading? Are you constantly chasing the illusion of control and falling into the trap of gambling instead of trading? No matter how experienced or knowledgeable you are, trading can sometimes be a difficult game. While failure is inevitable and learning from it is essential, the magnitude of your losses determines what kind of lesson to take away. In this episode of the Trading Psychology and Mindset Podcast, I delve deep into the workings of our brain and share insights on how to train the mind you bring to trading into the mind you need for trading success. I understand the pain that comes with a big loss and why this comes from how our brain is wired to control outcomes at all costs, which is just an illusion that sets us up for failure. Don't let large defeats cloud your judgment – look for catalysts that force an outcome outside normal parameters before making meaningful changes in strategies going forward! Ready to break away from the pack and become a successful trader? Take advantage of my podcast, where you'll learn how to train your mind for success! Tune in today - unlock your trading potential. Episode Highlights: Welcome to The Trading Psychology and Mindset Podcast [0:00] Crash and Burn: What Happens When You Take a Big Loss? [1:38] How to Cope and Recover After Taking a Big Hit in Trading [3:31] The Pitfalls of Approaching Trading with a Profit-Driven Attitude [5:36] How Our Desperation to Avoid Losses Can Lead to Disastrous Results [7:17] Harnessing the Power of Diaphragmatic Breathing in Trading [9:04] Coping Mechanisms After a Trading Loss [11:11] Making the Biggest Mistake of Your Lifetime in Trading. [12:48] The Power of Shame: Using It as a Tool for Positive Change [14:45] Reconstructing Success: Separating Incompetence from Self-Worth in Trading [16:50] Connect with Ash Playsted: Website: https://www.mindsetfitmethod.com/ Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/trading-psychology-master-coach/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-mindsetfit-method/ Follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mindsetfitmethod Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ash_playsted/ Follow me on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mindsetfitmethod Subscribe to my Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/TradingPsychologyandMindset See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Disclosure: We are part of the Amazon Affiliate/LTK Creator programs. We will receive a small commission at no cost if you purchase a book. This post may contain links to purchase books & you can read our affiliate disclosure here. In this episode, I enjoyed chatting with Marni Mann, an author who has written over 30 romance books, ranging from super steamy to dark romance. We discussed her Dalton Family series, which ends with the fifth book, "The Bachelor." Marni shared her excitement about exploring new tropes and the emotional journey of her characters in this series. Marni also recommended where to start with her extensive backlist, including her Signed series for steamy romance lovers, her emotionally heavy When Ashes Fall series, and her dark Prisoned series. She even has some literary fiction titles for those interested in something outside of romance. In addition to her books, Marni shared some recent reads she enjoyed, such as "Steel King" by Devney Perry, "A Million Kisses in Your Lifetime" by Monica Murphy, and "The Taken One" by Brittany Sahin. SHOWNOTES AND BOOK LINKShttp://WhattoReadNextBlog.comCheck out our YouTube Channel;https://www.whattoreadnextblog.com/youtubeMusic from Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/hartzmann/sunnyLicense code: 0RDRBKGH6NGQCAXR
It's Time D-Heads! This week we travel back in time to be groovy with Mickey Mouse Club alum and also learning The Fact of Life from our guest JULIE PIEKARSKI (New Mickey Mouse Club, The Facts of Life, Threes Company, Different Strokes, Best of Times)! Julie stops in and talks about her time being on the New Mickey Mouse Club, fun off screen happenings during The Fact of Life, working with Nick Cage and Crispin Glover, future ventures and so much more. Jonathan gets slides into his usual rants and ramblings and discusses River Country, Mouseketeers at Walt Disney World, auditioning for The Mickey Mouse Club, the many incarnations of clubs for Mickey and more. In addition no show is complete without the D-Team and Domenic is here discussing his top attractions and versions of attractions in Disney Attraction History Debate! Maybe this week we will laugh along with him. While Jeremy is looking to get into his short pants and watch cartoons of yesteryear in Disney Shorts and I think some kind of basket madness is happening. And you have questions and Erin has the answers in I Want to Know! Let's not forget Cody here to give you his Pick of the Week! And it may get a tad freaky! So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with DisneyBlu's DizRadio "A Disney Themed Celebrity Guest Show"!
It's Time D-Heads! This week we are feeling lucky and full of that Irish Spirit as we celebrate St. Patrick's Day with REBECCA METZ (Coop and Cami Ask the World, Magic Camp, Shameless, Better Things, Gilmore Girls, Nip Tuck) stopping back to the show. She talks baking, kittens, Coop and Cami and so much more. Jonathan gets into the search for gold with St. Patty fun in Disney shorts, movies, TV Specials, and a Walk Around the World searching for that pot of gold. In addition no show is complete without the D-Team and Domenic is here discussing his top attractions and versions of attractions in Disney Attraction History Debate! Time to take a Ranger Spin shall we say. While Jeremy is looking to get into his short pants and watch cartoons of yesteryear in Disney Shorts and wanting to Spring into action. Frank gives us wit and wisdom from Walt himself with The Disney Quote of the Week where he looks at a few quotes related to our guest this week. And you have questions and Erin has the answers in I Want to Know! Finally Cody here to give you his Pick of the Week! Keeping it full of Irish fun! So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with DisneyBlu's DizRadio "A Disney Themed Celebrity Guest Show"!
It's Time D-Heads! This week are building those robots, going a little mad, and also finding our roots as we welcome FARUQ TAUHEED (Battle Bots, Roots Less Traveled, The Noise, Selma Lord Selma and more) to the Show! Faruq talks about leaving basketball and becoming an actor, the crazy antics on The Noise, how to bring Battle Bots to life and helping people reconnect with their Roots. Jonathan jumps into the Basketball madness he either enjoys or doesn't enjoy, we cannot decide. Talks about getting slammed in the face, a variety of Disney Basketball Classics and many other things on the top of his head. In addition no show is complete without the D-Team and Domenic is here discussing his top attractions and versions of attractions in Disney Attraction History Debate! I wonder if Now is the Time or if it is a Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow. While Jeremy is looking to get into his short pants and watch cartoons of yesteryear in Disney Shorts and turning clocks back in Clock Cleaners. Frank gives us wit and wisdom from Walt himself with The Disney Quote of the Week where he pays tribute to a certain park celebrating a milestone this year. And you have questions and Erin has the answers in I Want to Know! Finally we re-introduce you to a past D-Team Member in Cody here to give you his Pick of the Week! So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with DisneyBlu's DizRadio "A Disney Themed Celebrity Guest Show"!
It's Time D-Heads! This week we are eating like crazy and celebrating Mardi Gras with a fun filled party and celebration as we welcome PATRIKA DARBO (Step by Step, Days of Our Lives, The Burbs, Ruby Bridges, Dexter, the Speed Sequel, Babe, Rango and more) to the show! She stops in and talks about being starstruck on set, her fondest memories, returning to a series she starred in over 30 years ago and so much more. Jonathan decides to talk about all things New Orleans, Dixie, Mardi Gras and how Disney celebrates this festive time of fun, frolic, and maybe some tidbits from the past you might want to check out and be in on the fun. In addition no show is complete without the D-Team and Domenic is here discussing his top attractions and versions of attractions in Disney Attraction History Debate! This time going into Tomorrowland. While Jeremy looking to get into his short pants and watch cartoons of yesteryear in Disney Shorts and Mickey's Birthday Party. Frank gives us wit and wisdom from Walt himself with The Disney Quote of the Week where he hints at the spooky in honor of our guest this week. And you have questions and Erin has the answers in I Want to Know! So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with DisneyBlu's DizRadio "A Disney Themed Celebrity Guest Show"!
It's Time D-Heads! This week we bring a bit of the exotic to you with a hint of Pop Culture as we welcome Brandon Giraldez (Creator and Founder of Geek Tiki / Pop Culture Tiki Mugs) to the show! Brandon stops in and talks about coming up with the idea of Geek Tiki, his favorite ones, Pop Icons he would like to tackle as mugs, his favorite Tiki Drink and so much more! Jonathan digs into his love of Adventure and Tiki brining you some lesser know Disney adventure film ideas, attractions, Disney history and shares his experience in Adventureland taking a Safari Hat by accident, being chased by Cast Members, Losing his Family and how that hat made it to opening day of Animal Kingdom. In addition no show is complete without the D-Team and Domenic is here discussing his top attractions and versions of attractions in Disney Attraction History Debate! While Jeremy looking to get into his short pants and watch cartoons of yesteryear in Disney Shorts. Frank lives us wit and wisdom from Walt himself with The Disney Quote of the Week! So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with DisneyBlu's DizRadio "A Disney Themed Celebrity Guest Show"!
It's Time D-Heads! This week we RETURN from our hiatus to weekly shows! And to make it magical we have MICHAEL CAMPION (Fuller House, The Magic Castle) stopping into the show! Michael talks about the final season of Fuller House, what the cast took from the set as memories, bass playing, his time as a magician at the Magic Castle and more! In addition the D-Team is back to rocking and rolling as Erin is here with I Want to Know answering your questions while Frank brings Walt's wisdom with the Disney Quote of the Week. Let's not forget the past as Jeremy has This Week in Disney History and Domenic tells you his tips and tricks for Walt Disney World in the Short Leash. We have some house keeping to discuss with our time off and what to expect out of DizRadio moving forward! So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with DisneyBlu's DizRadio "A Disney Themed Celebrity Guest Show"!
Welcome back to PART 6, EPISODE #196 and our final episode of this series, where we will cover the final chapters and add “The Neuroscience Behind the Timeless Goal-Setting Principles” in Napoleon Hill's Classic book, Think and Grow Rich to ensure we make 2022 Our Best Year Ever with brain-science in mind. This episode I'm dedicating to the man who has been reading this book for his entire life, who I have mentioned often in this series and podcast, Bob Proctor, who was the first person to see more in me than I could see in myself. It was Bob who asked me “What do you really want?” when I was in my late 20s, and just figuring it all out. He did catch me off guard with this question, but it didn't take long to map out the vision, as crazy as it seemed at the time, when you have someone who believes in you to push you along the way, the vision becomes clear. Once you know what you want, and have a crystal-clear vision of it, it really is our duty to make it happen in our lifetime. Bob is the perfect example of someone who took action, inspiring millions globally, and someone I will forever be grateful that I crossed paths with. I found out that Bob was gravely ill, while finishing this episode, thought it was important to recognize his influence as an example for all of us, to put something into our goals this year that we have never done. Using Bob's example, do something wildly different this year, than you ever have previously. He said many things that are forever stuck in my head, but I found a quote that makes sense to close out our book study that I think will stick with all of us. He said, “You can't just THINK and GROW RICH, you've got to do something with those thoughts.” I'm hoping that this year, we are all looking for quantum leap results, that take us far beyond where we've ever been before. I have been studying success principles, and how successful people became that way, since the late 1990s when my paths crossed with Proctor. I saw these ideas could transform results for our students in the classroom, years before we talked about how important our mindset was after Carol Dweck's[i] work made its impact on the field of education, and I wrote my first book, The Secret for Teens Revealed [ii] to document these success principles that are echoed throughout Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich book, and aren't difficult to understand, but implementing them in our daily life is where the hard work comes in. Here's my challenge to you—to go through each of the PARTS in this series and see what you can do to truly make a difference and impact with whatever it is you are doing this year. We've covered the 15 principles used by some of the wisest people in the world, and I want to add a sense of urgency for all of us to kick it into high gear this year. Think and act in a wildly different way than we have previously. This will take some focus, but the results will be well worth the effort. Remember that Hill says you haven't read this book until you've read it 3 times? We can come back to this series next year and continue to apply the principles with the new experiences built over this year. This series is not only for you, the listener, I am doing the work right along with you! If you want to see my interview with Bob Proctor, and where my vision began, go back to episode #66[iii] and EPISODE #67[iv] on the Top Lessons learned working with him for 6 years which is one of our most downloaded episodes, and one I still receive feedback and messages about. With this episode today, I knew I had to tie in the most current brain research, so that we can look at ways to improve our current goal-setting/achieving process, with strategies that will take the guess work out of our year, to make a difference for all of us, since the strategies I will share are all peer reviewed, and have been proven scientifically to be the most effective way to achieve whatever it is that we are working on this year. When I say I want us to make this our best year ever, I really do mean it and wouldn't spend the time to create this episode, if I didn't think it could make a difference for all of us. There is a neuroscience to setting and achieving goals, for habit formation and habit breaking, and I hope this episode will help break down the science, and make these principles applicable in your daily life, for the results that will inevitably come as a result. Remember, it is our duty to take action, and use the potential that we each have. This is not just a mere wish, or hope, it's for us to all take action on whatever it is that we want (our burning desire) in a way that we've never done in past years. What will we do differently this year? We have covered an introduction to how our brain forms and breaks habits on an earlier episode #35[v] way back from January 2020 that's a good episode to review in addition to what I will share with you here. On this episode, you will learn: ✔︎ Review PART 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 to all 15 Success Principles of Think and Grow Rich. ✔︎ Strategies and action steps that tie the most current brain research to these 15 Success Principles. ✔︎ Tools and resources you can use to immediately implement these success strategies into your life so you can move quickly and easily towards your goals. If you have made it this far in this 6 PART SERIES, I've got to congratulate you, as most people don't ever even finish this book, let alone read it 3 times, like Hill suggests. I can tell that each time I've read this book, I stopped at Chapter 12, The Subconscious Mind, probably because we covered this concept thoroughly when I worked with Proctor, that I missed reading Chapter 13 on The Brain, Chapter 14 on the Sixth Sense and Chapter 15 on How to Outwit the Six Ghosts of Fear that I'll highlight at the end of this episode. I can tell that I didn't read these chapters, as there are no notes written on these pages, and then the edition that I have, when I got to the end of the book, there was a surprise. There was a Chapter 16 that I didn't know existed. If you will recall, there were only 15 Principles that we were going to cover, so when I saw the 16th chapter, I was confused and immediately sent a message to my good friend Alan Lindeman[vi], from Ohio, who has taught this book for years, and I knew he would reply to me immediately, which he did. Alan filled me in and reminded me that Napoleon Hill wrote another book shortly after Think and Grow Rich was published, but his wife wouldn't let him publish it at the time. It depends on the version of the book that you have, but mine has this 16th chapter that Alan thinks was included in the newer editions. I won't review it, because I'm superstitious with what I think and talk about and prefer to stick to positive angles, steering clear of dark thoughts, or perspectives, even if I know it's important to be aware of them. I would just prefer to keep this work focused in the light, and would never speak or think of anything outside of positive thoughts for anyone and this self-awareness will keep me from covering this final chapter. If you want to know what it's about, just Google Chapter 16 of Think and Grow Rich, and you can see for yourself, if you are curious. Just remember the power of autosuggestion, and that your nonconscious mind will take in whatever you offer it, so I highly recommend skipping it, and focusing on the 15 principles we have covered. There is a power of thought, and if Hill didn't think it was important to guard our thoughts, I don't think he would have covered this in his first chapter. For this episode, I want to review each of the 5 PARTS that we covered in this series and see how the most current brain research ties into the timeless principles Hill wrote about, to give us more belief as we push forward with whatever it is we are working on this year, which was the goal of covering this book to launch our year, in the first place. I'll add the final 2 chapters (15 and 16) at the end to complete our book study before our final review to bring these principles all together. Remember that PART 1 began with a reminder from Grant Cardone that “in order to get to the next level of whatever it is that we are doing, we must think and act in a wildly different way than we previously have been.”[vii] We've talked about Price Pritchett's You2 book around this time last year on the podcast, where he explains that “if you want to accelerate your results rapidly, you must search out and vigorously employ new behaviors” (Pritchett, You2, Page 7). That's what I am hoping this book study has inspired us to all do. What will we do DIFFERENTLY this year? I'm hoping some of the strategies I share will inspire us to take NEW actions, that will yield NEW results and that we continue to look at everything we are doing, with our brain in mind. Using Neuroscience to Learn Something New Have you ever wondered what happens at the brain level when we are taking new behaviors like Pritchett recommends, or thinking in a wildly different way than we ever have been? Or when we are learning something new? Maybe you say “no, Andrea, I've never wondered this” and I'll say “that's ok” but just for a second, think in a wildly different way than you ever have previously, from how we have been taught learning occurs, (the old method where we sit in class and I teach you something from the front of the classroom) and maybe you'll learn it by actually doing it when you take what I've taught you, and apply it. Instead of this old way of learning, I want us to think inside of the skull of our brain, to our neural networks, as we are learning something new, or if you are teaching students in the classroom, or coaching a sport, and see if this understanding can help you to see how new information is acquired at the brain level first, before giving us the new results we all want to achieve. Just think differently. Look at the image in the show notes, and let's take a trip inside our skulls. When learning something new, (in the classroom, at home, or a new sport) neurons in the brain begin to slowly extend an axon out to other axons, connecting to other neurons (which is a slow process). We have oligodendrocytes (green in the image) that wrap myelin around the axons to allow information to move faster. We have astrocytes (shaped like stars, and red in the image) that play an active role in memory and learning as they wrap around the blood vessel serving as gatekeepers at the blood brain barrier, providing homeostasis and regulating blood flow in the brain.[viii] For learning to occur, Eva Kynt, as associate professor at the University of Antwerp in Belgium shares that we must have “motivation and willingness to learn (as) the basic elements”[ix] and “one way to motivate the brain is to expose it something new and unfamiliar.”[x] “The ability to learn new things—whether that's calculus or hitting a fast ball—requires stretching our brain past the point of what's familiar or comfortable” (Cal Newport, Georgetown University) and “that stretch requires unbroken concentration.” Think of all the actions happening in the brain, and the focus that's required to make these connections happen. Cal Newport from Georgetown University says “the amount of concentration a person requires to learn something new depends on the complexity of the material. The more complex something is, the more sustained focus a person will likely need to grasp it” and that there are “habits of mind to facilitate learning, such as curiosity, and diligence.” As we are teaching or coaching new skills, think of the neural networks that are being created, the myelin that's formed each time a student reinforces the skill they are learning and ways that you can inspire students to become curious with what they are learning. What is interesting to me is that the research shows that there is nothing inspiring about doing something we know we can do. There's no motivation in that and requires us to use our imagination (Chapter 6 of TAGR) to push ourselves, and those we are teaching, to new limits. American neuroscientist and tenured professor at the Department of Neurobiology at Stanford University's School of Medicine, Dr. Andrew Huberman's research said that “the data shows the probability of achieving the goal depends on whether the goal is easy, moderate or impossible. If the goal is too easy, or difficult we won't use enough of our autonomic nervous system to recruit our action” and these goals won't lean you towards readiness, “but when goals are moderate” or something that everyone can “see” as possible something happens to our blood pressure to prepare our body to take the needed action. Huberman says “when goals are moderate, or in range, there's a near doubling of the systolic blood pressure” that helps the body to lean into the goal. Your body becomes primed for the action it's about to take. If we are looking to achieve quantum level results, or achieve something that we have never done before, I think it's direly important to make what we are going for to be achievable, or something we can see ourselves doing, for the leaning in to occur physiologically. That's why reading and writing our goals out twice a day and having a crystal-clear vision of what we want, that burning desire that anyone can spot when you are talking about what you are working towards, is so important. When we can connect what the research says to our goal-achieving process, it makes more sense. Put This into Action: Breaking Past to Where We've Never Been Before Think about the sports team in last place, who has a vision of winning, and had to stretch their mind beyond their past results. Like the Cincinnati Bengals who according to NFL research “no team in NFL history had overcome a halftime deficit of 10-plus points to win in multiple games against an opponent in a single season (including playoffs).[xi] This team suffered year after year with their performance and haven't been a good team since they made the playoffs in 1988. 2 years ago, they were the worst team in the NFL, until they got a new head coach and quarterback, and whatever they did changed the trajectory of the team. The QB had previously won the college national championship so he brought the winning mindset to the team. Only they know what they did to achieve this milestone and will be interesting to see how it plays out moving forward, but I think it just takes one person of influence to turn a team around, with a new mindset, encouraging new actions, and to think in a wildly different way than they ever had previously, so they can get to where they have never been before. This concept can be applied in the workplace if we want a new position at work and the salary is 3 times higher than our current salary. We must be able to see beyond what we know we can do, using our imagination, to break through where our results currently are sitting to achieve these quantum leap results. We must be unwavering with our vision for what we want. This is how history is made in the sports world, and how we can transfer this skill to our personal and professional lives. PART 2[xii] we looked at the importance of positive thinking, being crystal clear with what we want, and I'm going to add something Price Pritchett warns us of in his You2 book, that “most people confuse wishing and wanting with pursuing” their goals and that “quantum leaps require you to take the offensive. You can't achieve exponential gains in your success from a defensive position. You can't make a passive stance and make a quantum jump…and leave the safety that goes along with merely wishing for something. You must place your trust in action.” (Pritchett, You Squared, Page 24). The Neuroscience of Action Taking/Executing Your Goals So, what is the neuroscience behind taking action with our goals? American neuroscientist from Stanford University's School of Medicine, the well respected Dr. Andrew Huberman discusses the science of setting, assessing and executing goals on his recent podcast.[xiii] Dr. Huberman reminds us that there's only ONE basic system in the brain related to setting goals and there are common brain circuits that help move us towards our goals (short and long-term) and that humans can juggle many different types of goals (financial, health, work related etc.) but usually when we put all of our focus on one area, we lack in other areas. Like our health can suffer if we focus too much on our work goals, and vice versa. Setting, Assessing and Executing Goals and Our Brain: To reduce the stress with the goal setting process, Huberman tells us that when we are going after our goals there are only four parts (or circuits) of the brain involved and understanding how these four areas work together can help us to find ways to move towards our goals, more intentionally, with increased focused and with brain-science involved. No matter what the goal is (an executive building a multi-million-dollar company, or a teacher creating their lesson plans) there, are only these four common circuits involved in the goal seeking areas of the brain[xiv]: Goal-Seeking Areas of the Brain: The amygdala: often associated with fear, anxiety or avoidance of pain. Initiating Action/Preventing Action Basal Ganglia: A circuit Involving the initiation or prevention of action (go or no-go circuit). Executive Functions like Thinking/Planning (Now and Future) Circuits: Lateral Prefrontal Cortex Orbitofrontal Cortex: Meshing Emotionality to Our Current State (where we sit now without our goals vs how it will feel when we achieve our goals). How Do We Assess the Value of the Goal and Know What Action to Take? What happens in these circuits depends on what value is placed on a goal, and given the value of the goal, we decide which action to take, or not take and the neurotransmitter dopamine will be used in our brain depending on this value of the goal we deem as important. Which brings us back to why a book like Think and Grow Rich could help us in the first place. If I think about the four goal-seeking areas of the brain, and how they are activated during the goal setting/achieving process, it makes sense to me that having a solid plan to stay on track would keep these 4 areas of the brain working for me, instead of against me. The chapter on choosing faith over fear will help prevent my amygdala from shutting down my brain when obstacles come my way, because I will have a plan to move past them. Then I can imagine the Basal Ganglia saying “go Andrea, keep going!” and cheering me on past whatever obstacles come my way like procrastination, and the persistence chapter will remind me why I must keep going, use my executive functions as I think, plan and add the final goal setting part of my brain to add emotion to how incredible it will feel when I achieve what I have worked so hard for, or the pain and frustration I will feel if I miss the goal. This book was designed to support the four goal seeking areas of the brain. No wonder it works so well. What I thought was fascinating with the research that Dr. Huberman mentioned is there are ways that we can further “improve our focus and cognitive attention” and our ability to stay focused on what we want, and that's by focusing on an external point, and the minute we focus on a point (outside of our body) it requires effort, and something happens at the brain level that prepares us further for the action we are about to take. Remember Pritchett said we can't achieve exponential gains in our success from a defensive position. We must be primed and ready for action. Then Use Your Visual Focus to Achieve Your Goals Quicker and With Less Perceived Effort Huberman's focusing activity helps us to be prepared mentally for the action we must take, by leaning into the goal, when we do this. He gave an example of a study where one group looked at the goal line in a goal-achieving exercise they had to move to (narrowing their attention to what they wanted-move themselves to the goal line wearing 15 lb weights), while the other group did not look at the goal line, or their final destination. The group that used their focused attention towards the goal they wanted, (they could see exactly where they were going, with no doubts at all) were more primed for that goal physiologically. He explained on a deeper level what happens to the brain and body when we focus on the goal ahead of time, but the results showed the group that looked at the goal line, were able to move towards the goal line with less perceived effort (17% less effort) and quicker (23%) faster than the other group that did not look at the goal line. Put This into Action: So how does Dr. Huberman's research tie into PART 2 of our book study? He said that just by changing where a person looks, they changed their perceived effort and their ability to achieve their goal more quickly. Do you have your eye on your goal? Are you clear about your END point, or where you are going? There really is a science behind setting and achieving our goals. As we are working through PART 2 of the series, where we took our goal, that is not a wish, nor a hope, but a burning desire, remember that desire that Edison saw in Barnes' eyes? Barnes was clear about what he wanted. He had his eyes on the end goal, and Edison saw it just as clearly as Barnes did. That energy radiated from Barnes, and Edison picked it up. He didn't let it waver (with doubts, fears or worries) and never took his eyes off his goal. I put an image in the show notes of a roadmap I created in the Level Up Program[xv] (that I created for schools) to help us to break down our goal into quarters. It helps to bring clarity to where you are now, with a vision of where you are going, and a place for action steps you can take along the way, breaking the goal into smaller chunks. You might have a process for breaking down your goals that you prefer, but I put I wanted to share this strategy with you in the show notes as an example to map out your year, with a clear path, keeping in mind that the research shows this clarity (or your eye on the end goal) is so vitally important. Our brain will pick up on the value we place on our goal, (our clarity and definiteness of purpose) and provide you with the dopamine needed to take the action necessary for the attainment of that goal. That's mind-blowing to me, to think about WHY the principle of desire (knowing clearly where we are going) pushes us towards what we want. It's happening on a biological and physiological level. Thanks to Dr. Huberman's podcast, I was able to make this connection, and many more on a deeper level. REMEMBER: When we are clear about WHAT we want, and WHY we want it, this will drive our behavior and our brain will produce the neurotransmitter dopamine to push us towards action of what we want. When we can keep our eye clearly on the end goal, we will get there with less perceived effort and quicker than if we didn't have this clear vision. This reminded me that Brendon Burchard chose clarity as one of the habits in his book, High Performance Habits, as one of the habits that moves the needle the most for habits of high achievers, and now I can see why. PART 3[xvi] we examined the importance of putting these goals on autopilot with what Hill calls “autosuggestion” and then further honing our craft by studying, learning, and developing specialized knowledge that will separate you from others, making you truly unique with your talent that you'll continue to perfect in your lifetime, while using your imagination to keep building and perfecting whatever it is that you want to create in your life. What we are doing here is creating NEW behaviors that will become automatic and work for us and make our pursuit towards our goals much easier with time. The Neuroscience of Habit Building We mentioned at the start of this episode that we have covered an introduction to how our brain forms and breaks habits on an earlier episode #35[xvii] from January 2020 that's a good episode to review in addition to what I will share with you here. PART 3 is all about putting our goals on autopilot, and Hill suggests reading and writing our goals every day, twice a day. What he is doing, is helping us to prime our brain to become crystal clear with our vision, that after a certain amount of time of repeating our goals, they begin to become automatic in our brain. They no longer feel like pipe dreams, but we become familiar with them, and this is not far off from the habit-building literature you will find when you research “How to Build New Habits” with the hundreds of books, research and articles on this subject online. What I liked about Dr.Huberman's work is that he explains that there are certain habits that will give us more “limbic friction”[xviii] or are more difficult to do. This is going to be different for everyone. For me, getting up and exercising every day is easy to do, and requires very little limbic friction because it's become a habit for me over many years, but to sit at my desk and read through Neuroscience Articles on Pubmed is excruciatingly difficult and when we have something that we find difficult to do, we can end up procrastinating, and not doing it at all. Dr. Huberman makes this daunting task simple and easier to tackle by diving the day up into phases, like Phase 1 being the early morning, (0-8 hours after waking up) where you can “overcome this limbic friction” and do the things that are most difficult for you if you tackle them in this early window of the day to help you to push past something that's difficult, which will eventually form a habit. This was the main idea of Brian Tracey's popular book Eat That Frog: 21 Great Ways to Stop Procrastinating and Get More Done in Less Time.[xix] It was about tackling those difficult tasks first. Put This into Action: I've always liked the idea of picking one habit you will form (or break) every 90 days, and if you can check off each day you do the new habit (if it's exercise, reading articles on pubmed, or trading coffee for hot lemon water) whatever it is, you pick one habit, and focus on that for 90 days. At the end of the 90 days, you will have formed a new habit, and will have a heightened level of self-awareness as you go through this process. I highly suggest this activity but will say that if you are looking to eliminate a habit you don't want anymore, and can't do it, then a good episode to revisit is Dr. Anna Lembke from EPISODE #162[xx] who explains how certain habits can become addictive, and how to break them. You can use the chart in the show notes to pick one habit and make it stick, or break a habit this way over a 90-day period. I listened to another incredible podcast with Kristen Holmes from Whoop.com who we had on for episode #134[xxi] on “Measuring Sleep, Recovery and Strain” and she was speaking with Dr. Hazel Wallace on “Nutrition and Habit Formation[xxii]” and they discussed some similar habit forming/breaking strategies. I loved the example that Kristen Holmes used when talking about ways to break habits she didn't want (like looking at your phone while driving) and she mentioned that thinking of the negative consequences of the action can help you to break these habits. Dr. Huberman mentioned this strategy of his “The Science Behind Setting and Achieving Goals”[xxiii] podcast with the idea of visualizing failure as being an effective goal achieving strategy, instead of the usual visualizing success strategy. He makes the distinction that predicting failure is much different than visualizing failure as predicting failure, or what happens if you don't achieve what you are going for, can help you lean into your goal. When you are on track, you can reward yourself along the way, and withhold rewards when you veer off track, to keep your dopamine reward center active. The best reward is always the unexpected reward that you could also use to further motivate someone and amplify their system. Take a look at the image in the show notes and pick one habit that you will form or break over the next 90 days, and see if you can use Dr. Huberman's strategy of tackling the new habit in Phase 1 of your day, to make it easier on you and your brain, as you attempt to create a new habit. PART 4[xxiv] we dove deep into why organized planning, decision-making and persistence are important and timeless leadership characteristics, with strategies to help all of us to improve our persistence muscles. The Neuroscience of Focus There is a way to focus in on our habits, using our persistence to turn them into stronger habits that stick, and use up “less limbic friction” (Dr. Huberman) or how difficult a habit is to carry out, when we think about the habits we do every day (like brushing our teeth) that are automatic, easy to do, and we can easily perform them at any time. They are strong habits. Putting This into Action: and Increase the Likelihood That We'll Build Strong Habits That Stick A study identifies “neurons that fire at the beginning and end of a behavior”[xxv] become a habit. Remember the 4 parts of the brain involved in goal-seeking? For this strategy, we are involving the basal ganglia (action execution or suppression or the do/don't do) circuits of the brain for something Dr. Huberman shared is called “Task Bracketing” and happens any time we are learning a new habit/skill or trying to break a new habit or skill. Most of us will find some things easy to do, and others more difficult, depending on whether they are habits or not. It matters what we are doing BEFORE and AFTER the skill, to bracket it, because parts of the brain (in the Basal Ganglia that determine whether we are taking an action or not) will become more active (before and after a particular habit) so it “brackets” the habit to make it stronger. I do remember hearing this in a past episode with Dr. Ratey, the author of Spark: The New Science of Exercise and the Brain on EPISODE #116[xxvi] where he mentioned that any time exercise is done BEFORE a new habit you are trying to form, it will make that habit stick. It made sense to me that exercise could be used to frame the habit or think of this imaginary bracket around the habit adding more focus to it, with our brain primed with neurotransmitters, strengthening what we are doing, so it can be performed at any given time. If we have habits that are “bracketed (with physical exercise, or any other strategy you can think of to prime your brain to what you are about to do) like viewing sunlight, cold exposure, caffeine, fasting, or ways to increase norepinephrine, and dopamine) this will help you to engage in activates with high limbic friction”[xxvii] (or the activities that you find difficult to do). So even if we got a terrible sleep, or aren't operating optimally, we will still move forward and perform what we set out to do, since we have placed a higher value on this habit we've bracketed, just like habits we don't think as necessary, we could skip. This creates a neural imprint on our brain of the value of whatever habit it is we want to maintain. Preparing our brain for this habit that we want to create by initiating it when our brain and body are in the right state, like early in the first 8 hours of the day when we are less tired, is another way to “bracket” the habit we want to stick with less “limbic friction.” Another way to strengthen a habit is to think of the neural pathway that's created each time we do the thing that we want since “neurons that fire together, wire together” and neuroscience and the literature in psychology support that doing what you want to accomplish once or twice in your mind BEFORE hand, can help you to create the neural circuit before you even begin the habit creation process. Do you know how you bracket your “high limbic friction” habits? Here's how I do this. In order to read, research and write complex ideas involving neuroscience, I start my day around 4am with coffee (half caffeine and half decaf), use exercise and intermittent fasting that I break after my morning hikes. This way my brain in primed to sit at my desk and create content that I sometimes find difficult to learn, understand and explain. After my interview with Dr. Ratey, I was aware of the fact that I knew I needed to do certain things for me to focus on work that I find difficult to do, but I had no idea it was a brain strategy called “bracketing” until I learned that from Dr. Andrew Huberman. Example of how Andrea brackets her difficult work (reading/writing neuroscience articles) with caffeine, exercise and intermittent fasting. PART 5[xxviii] we looked at the incredible power of the Mastermind, when two or more minds come together, creating what Hill called a third, invisible, intangible force that may be likened to a third mind. Next, we took the mystery out of sex transmutation showing that we can use this energy, the most powerful of human desires, to develop keenness of imagination, courage, willpower, persistence, and a creative ability that can become a motivating force to propel any profession to new heights. Finally, we reviewed the importance of linking ALL Parts of our mind together and reminding us about the power of autosuggestion and reading/writing our goals out twice a day. This part of the book showed me how important it is to bring our understanding of the brain and mind together. One of our earlier episodes from October 2019 focused on “The Difference Between the Mind and Brain”[xxix] so we can see how energy and information comes into our body, and how we can use this information. There's an incredible power that is formed when we can tap into our creative mind whether it's through a mastermind team, or transmuting your energy, we all have the ability to take our results to a new level with this concept. THE FINAL CHAPTERS OF THINK AND GROW RICH, REVIEW AND CONCLUSION Chapter 14: Talks about the importance of our sixth sense or developing our intuition that “will open to you at all times the door to the Temple of Wisdom.” (CH 16, Page 248, TAGR). Hill says “the ability to use this power comes slowly, through application of the other principles outlined in this book. Seldom does any individual come into workable knowledge of the sixth sense (or intuition) before the age of 40. More often the knowledge is not available until one is well past 50.” (CH 16, Page 257, TAGR). I first became interested in this topic years before I read this book, and there are many useful books I have found that have helped me to further develop this skill, like Shakti Gawain's Developing Intuition: Practical Guidance for Daily Life[xxx] that has a section for using intuition in the workplace. When you become good at listening to what feels right vs what feels wrong, and science ties into this as we will feel it throughout our entire body (interoception) then we will become quicker and more efficient at making decisions and will never need to ask someone else “what do you think about this?” because you will know with certainty what the answer is. This skill does require practice. The final principle we will cover is Chapter 15 and How to Outwit the Six Ghosts of Fear that Hill says is mandatory, or else none of the other principles will work. He says “before you can put any portion of this philosophy into successful use, your mind must be prepared to receive it. The preparation is not difficult. It begins with study, analysis and understanding of three enemies you need to clear out. These are indecision, doubt and fear.” (CH 15, Page 262, TAGR). Before we can even get to the Six Ghosts of Fear, we must eliminate all doubts and fears that make us indecisive. Do you see how ALL chapters of the book work together like the colors of the rainbow? Are you decisive or indecisive? If you have learned to trust your intuition, you will be decisive, and not attached to what other people think or as Hill said not “easily influenced by the opinion of others.” Once you have used your sixth sense to move past these three enemies, there are Six Basic Fears (or Ghosts of Fear) that we must outwit. Fear of Poverty Fear of Criticism Fear of Ill Health Fear of Loss of Love of Someone Fear of Old Age Fear of Death “Fears are nothing more than states of mind” (CH 15, Page 263, TAGR) and all six of these fears should be examined and eliminated for you to reach your highest potential. As we come to a close of this chapter, we are brought back to remember how important our thoughts are in chapter 1, and that we must build the life we want with a clear mental image of our goals. We need to be careful who we surround ourselves with, not stay clear of negative thinking, complaining, or worrying. And once we have followed all the steps Hill suggests, in each of the 15 chapters, and eliminate all doubts and fears, we will move steadily in the direction of our goals and THINK for ourselves. REVIEW, ACTION STEPS AND INSIGHTS To bring this final episode into a close, I want to review each PART with some thoughts on what action we will take to make use of this book study. I had no idea these episodes would keep me busy for the entire month of January, but I did learn that instead of relying on someone else to walk me through the book, teaching it on the podcast helped me to understand the principles on a deeper lever than any other year I have done with study with someone else leading it. PART 1: We talked about stretching our brain past what's familiar or comfortable and think in a wildly different way than we previously have been. The amount of concentration we require to learn something new depends on the complexity of the material, and we must think of learning from a new angle, from within our skull, right down to the neurons, and axons in the brain, and how they are forming neural circuits, depending on the effort we are putting in to form a new habit or create a new circuit that with repetition will eventually become easier. What will you do differently this year? How will you break through to new levels and achieve something you have NEVER done before? PART 2: We looked at being crystal-clear with our goal, knowing where we are now, and where we want to go, and the action steps we will take, and how focusing on our end point or goal, will help us to get there with less perceived effort and time. I gave you a roadmap to use to map out your year and break it up into quarters so that at any given point of time, if you are asked where you are in the process, you are unwavering with your response. Is your year clearly mapped out from where you are now, to where you are going? PART 3: We looked at how autosuggestion puts our goals on autopilot and some ways to break habits that don't serve us, and how to form new ones. What strategies will you use this year to break or form new habits? I put the 100 Days to Habit worksheet in the show notes you can use for this strategy. PART 4: We talked about the neuroscience of focus and how to add “task bracketing” to make difficult “high friction limbic” tasks easier to accomplish, while setting the brain on a path to creating a new habit with whatever it is you find difficult. What are your “high friction limbic” tasks? How do you task bracket them to make them less difficult? PART 5: Puts all of the parts of the brain together and leads us into the final chapters of the book that I admit I hadn't read until doing this book study. Learning how our brain works is something we can do with new learning, applying new research and honing our skills and craft along the way. It's all a process, which takes time. To close out this episode, I'll end with a quote that I saw the other night on one of Bob Proctor's social media accounts. I know it wasn't him posting this, but his team, as he never had time for that sort of thing, but whoever picked this quote, got it right. It said “What story do you want to tell? What scenes do you want to shoot? How do you want the movie to end? Be the director of your life.” Bob Proctor Whatever it is you are going after, you'll do it when you believe it. Napoleon Hill had an unwavering belief in his vision when Andrew Carnegie, one of the richest men in American history challenged him to write a book on the laws of achievement, and Hill told him “Andrew Carnegie, I'm not only going to equal your achievements in life, but I am going to challenge you at the post and pass you at the grandstand.” [xxxi] I'm sure that Carnegie saw the belief in his eyes. Do you have an unwavering belief in whatever it is you want to achieve? I would seriously put some thought into this. It's the last chapter of the book I wrote, inspired by my work with Proctor, The Secret for Teens Revealed, I took the principles I learned while working with Bob in the seminar industry, and created an action plan for teens to use. The last chapter in this book is What Difference Will You Make in Your Lifetime? We should all know the legacy we want to create, and the difference we will make in our lifetime. It's not what we GET in our lifetime, it's who we become and it's up to us to make this happen. The 15 principles of this book that we have studied are a solid roadmap to help guide us there. I think we can now all agree how these principles are backed by science and why they are effective. With that, I complete our Book Study of the powerful book, Think and Grow Rich, that has been studied by some of the wisest people in the world, and if you've made it this far, you can add yourself to this list as well. I would love to hear any feedback on this episode and what you think. Did this study help you to refine your year? Now that we have completed the study, what action steps will you take? Do you feel the sense of urgency that I tried to convey that this MUST be the year we ALL do things differently to attain new results, and that as each year comes to a close, we revisit these 15 principles to further refine our plans? If this was the last year of your life what would you do to make an imprint of the world with your talents and abilities? See you next week as we move into some interviews with a returning guest, David Sousa and his new edition of How the Brain Learns, as well as a fascinating story of Erika Ferszt[xxxii], who founded Moodally.com and turned to neuroscience after she experienced work burnout after 10 years of working for Ray-Ban in Global Advertising and Media. We continue our season in pursuit of our goals, with health and wellbeing at the core of our message. 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Have you ever thought about your legacy? I know some people think that can be a bit grim, but since my diagnosis, I've been thinking a lot about creating my legacy before time runs out... And, I see a strong association between legacy and patient advocacy. Maybe like you, I must make meaning of what life has thrown my way. Now, I'm passionate about others not having to experience autoimmune and wanting others to optimize their health 'before it's too late.' So when my friend Susie Briscoe released her latest book, “Ascension to Legacy: How to Live Your Legacy in Your Lifetime,” I asked her to share with us what she's learned about legacy. Susie first defines it for us "...legacy is something you create during your lifetime with the sole idea of benefiting generations who will follow you, whether in your immediate family or whether you broaden your horizons with the intention to benefit humanity.” In this episode, she reflects on her experiences of: • The multiple ways to reassess your life,• How to uncover the kind of legacy you want to be remembered for?• How to be your best self by looking at the light and shadows,• Her own and others developing their passion(s) into legacy,plus so much more... More about our guest: Susie Briscoe, Chair of Acer Coaching AssociatesInternational Business & Legacy Mentor and author of the International Best Seller “Colour Your Legacy” and “Ascension to Legacy: How to Live Your Legacy in Your Lifetime.”Susie has identified ‘Leading Legacy' work as a significant part of her passion. She works with people who still have an empty feeling inside themselves for whatever reason and finds a way to give back to the world while recognizing the importance of not wasting time the clock continues to tick. Susie shares, “My main buzz is helping women entrepreneurs understand their life purpose in such a way as to Live their Legacy as they walk through their life… moving them from a life of success to one of significance.” Share this link with family and friends: www.UnderstandingAutoimmune.com/LegacyThis show is not intended to diagnose, prevent, or treat any ailment or disease. The information presented within cannot substitute for the advice of your family's physician or other trained healthcare professionals. The information provided on UnderstandingAutoimmune.com, Life Interrupted Radio.com, and The Autoimmune Hour are for educational purposes only.
How to Make Meaning and Create a Legacy with Legacy Expert Susie BriscoeAired Friday, January 21, 2022 at 4:00 PM PST / 7:00 PM EST Have you ever thought about your legacy? I know some people think that can be a bit grim, but since my diagnosis, I've been thinking a lot about creating my legacy before time runs out… And, I see a strong association between legacy and patient advocacy. Maybe like you, I must make meaning of what life has thrown my way. Now, I'm now passionate about others not having to experience autoimmune and wanting others to optimize their health ‘before it's too late.' So when my friend Susie Briscoe released her latest book, “Ascension to Legacy: How to Live Your Legacy in Your Lifetime,” I asked her to share with us what she's learned about legacy. Susie first defines it for us “…legacy is something you create during your lifetime with the sole idea of benefiting generations who will follow you, whether in your immediate family or whether you broaden your horizons with the intention to benefit humanity.”In this episode, she reflects on her experiences of:• The multiple ways to reassess your life,• How to uncover the kind of legacy you want to be remembered for?• How to be your best self by looking at the light and shadows,• Her own and others developing their passion(s) into legacy, plus so much more…More about our guest:Susie Briscoe, Chair of Acer Coaching Associates International Business & Legacy Mentor and author of the International Best Seller “Colour Your Legacy” and “Ascension to Legacy: How to Live Your Legacy in Your Lifetime.”Susie has identified ‘Leading Legacy' work as a significant part of her passion. She works with people who still have an empty feeling inside themselves for whatever reason and finds a way to give back to the world while recognizing the importance of not wasting time the clock continues to tick.Susie shares, “My main buzz is helping women entrepreneurs understand their life purpose in such a way as to Live their Legacy as they walk through their life… moving them from a life of success to one of significance.” This show is not intended to diagnose, prevent, or treat any ailment or disease. The information presented within cannot substitute for the advice of your family's physician or other trained healthcare professionals. The information provided on UnderstandingAutoimmune.com, Life Interrupted Radio.com, and The Autoimmune Hour are for educational purposes only.Visit the Autoimmune Hour show page https://omtimes.com/iom/shows/autoimmune-hour/Connect with Sharon Sayler at http://lifeinterruptedradio.com/#SusieBriscoe #Legacy #SharonSayler #AutoImmuneHourSubscribe to our Newsletter https://omtimes.com/subscribe-omtimes-magazine/Connect with OMTimes on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Omtimes.Magazine/ and OMTimes Radio https://www.facebook.com/ConsciousRadiowebtv.OMTimes/Twitter: https://twitter.com/OmTimes/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/omtimes/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/2798417/Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/omtimes/
2pm ET / 1pm CT / 12pm MT / 11am PT (Outside US: Dial 00 + 1 + 714-464-4891) Viki Winterton interviews Susie Briscoe! Susie is a #1 international best-selling author and a lifestyle and legacy mentor who has helped thousands of people find their passions and build their legacies. Being an international business executive, she is the Founding Chair of Acer Coaching Associates. Her work transcends barriers and has helped individuals and companies in various settings, and across various industries. In addition to her individual literary endeavors, she has also co-authored 9 international best-selling books throughout her career. Her newest bestseller, Ascension to Legacy: How to Live Your Legacy in Your Lifetime helps people understand how each moment of their current life contributes to their legacy. Most people think legacy is what they will leave behind when they die, but Susie wants her readers to understand that a person's legacy is to be lived in every present moment, NOT to be left for the future.
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It's Time D-Heads! This week we get FREAKY and also welcome SummerWeen as HEIDI BLICKENSTAFF (Disney Channel's Freaky Friday The Musical, Ursula in The Little Mermaid on Broadway, Title of Show, Elf The Musical and more) stops in to the show! Heidi drops by to discuss becoming a Disney Villain on stage, Playing a role on Broadway then bringing that character to life on the small screen in Freaky Friday The Musical, her favorite moments with fans, songs the film and more! In addition no show is complete without the D-Team and Domenic is here discussing traveling to the Disney Parks with tips to help you out in The Short Leash while Jeremy looking into the past with Terror and Freaky-ness with This Week in Disney History as he dives into Donald Duck's Worst Day. Erin dips his hands into the mailbag and answers your questions in I Want to Know and Frank lives us wit and wisdom from Walt himself with The Disney Quote of the Week! There is news fresh off the D-Wire with news about Walt Disney World, Descendants The Royal Wedding, Disney's Magical Bake Off, Disney Springs, SummerWeen, Freaky Friday, Disney and Pixar's Luca, Walt Disney Pictures and more. So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with DisneyBlu's DizRadio "A Disney Themed Celebrity Guest Show"!
It's Time D-Heads! This week we are back from our hiatus as we welcome DIEDRICH BADER (Office Space, Drew Carey Show, American Housewife, The Country Bears, He-Man, Big Hero 6, Milo Murphy Law, Napoleon Dynamite, Miles from Tomorrowland, Batman the Brave and the Bold and more) to the show! Diedrich stops in and discusses working on The Country Bears, American Housewife, moments from fans that touched his life, voice acting, being in He-Man on Netflix and so much more! In addition no show is complete without the D-Team and Domenic is back with with a bang discussing traveling to Disney as a family during Covid in The Short Leash while Jeremy looking into the past with This Week in Disney History as he gets tropical with some beloved Tiki Birds. There is news fresh off the D-Wire with news about Jungle Cruise, Walt Disney World's Anniversary, Disney Channel, the next Zombies installment, Descendants sequel, new Disney Original Series and more. So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with DisneyBlu's DizRadio "A Disney Themed Celebrity Guest Show"!
Experiencing Financial Contentment with Dominique Henderson, CFP® | Get Better Results in Your Life
Welcome to another episode of the Conversations for Financial Professionals podcast where we are shaping the next generation of financial advice. Today we have Andy Andrews. Andy is the author of more than 25 books that have been translated into more than 40 languages among those are several New York Times bestsellers including "The Traveler's Gift" which has was named one of the Five Books You Must Read in Your Lifetime by ABCs Good Morning America. Andy also works as a consultant to many Fortune 500 companies and is one of my favorite authors (I have 7 of your books in my personal library). I think you are one of the foremost authorities on mindset and just a sage when it comes to discussing the topic of perspective. Show Highlights: Andy talks about perspective and why it is a key attribute for financial advisors. (6:42) Andy discusses his biggest obstacle that prevents viewing things from different angles. (10:17) Andy discusses some tangible steps on how to personally develop what Jones called a gift in Andy’s book The Noticer and The Noticer Returns. (10:56) Andy gives us some insights on some of his most quoted statements over the years, what they mean, and the philosophy behind them. (21:05) Resources: Click here for a really cool offer that Andy gave to #CFFPPodcast listeners! Are you a current or aspiring financial professional? Click here to receive tools that will help you become a next-generation financial professional! Watch a video clip of this episode on our YouTube channel by clicking here. To receive a newsletter digest of Jumpstart community happenings, click here. Subscribe to the podcast by clicking here. Want to connect with me? Join my exclusive “tribe” by clicking here. Thanks again for listening, reading, and watching! Conversation Transcript: 00:00:02 Dominique Welcome to conversations for financial professionals, a podcast to help shape the next generation of financial advice. I'm your host, Dominique Henderson. And today we have Andy Andrews. One of those individuals that will immediately go into your list of favorites. He is an author of many bestsellers. Today we were able to break into the power of your perspective. How do you gain perspective? What are some of the things that are tangible steps that allow you to see things from different angles to maybe pull you out of a spot that you are currently in, that you don't like? And I get some time to unpack several brain food quotes made famous by Mr. Andrews. This is definitely a podcast episode. You don't want to miss it. We get into so many things, and I know you're going to leave today empowered to become that financial professional, to serve your client at the next level, let's get to the conversation. 00:01:01 Dominique Welcome to another episode of the conversations for financial professionals podcast, where we are shaping the next generation of financial advice. And today we have Mr. Andy Andrews, a personal favorite of mine. Andy, you are the author of more than 25 books that have been translated into more than 40 languages, tons of New York times, best sellers, including one of my favorite, The Traveler's Gift, which was named one of the five books you must read in your lifetime by ABC's good morning, America you've been a consultant to fortune 500 companies. Like I said, one of my favorite authors, I think you are one of the foremost authorities on mindset and just a Sage when it comes to the topic of discussing perspective. So welcome to the podcast. How are you? 00:01:50 Andy Buddy! Thank you. It's just an honor to be here where you donate Dominique. I appreciate you having me. Yeah. Yeah. 00:01:57 Dominique That's great. This power of perspective subject. I know that you are. If I want to talk to anybody, if I had my wishlist, you would be the person that I want to delve into this subject with. But, before we get started, let me ask you, are you excited to see a new year? What do you do, anything special? when the calendar turns, like what, at this stage in your career, what do you do? Anything? Anything like that? 00:02:22 Andy Dude? Right now, I am not as excited to see the new year as I am glad to be out of the old one. I mean, like if 2020 was a hula hoop, it had been made out of barbed wire. I mean, it was just unbelievable. And, and so, I'm glad to be doing anything different. So, yeah, I, I, I make plans and I, I grabbed hold of, what my responsibilities are going to be for the year. I, have decided that a number years ago, I didn't know why that I kind of veered away from goals. I just, and I didn't want to say anything because everybody, yeah, that seems to be just like peanut butter. I was like everybody and, but something about it bothered me. And, and so I, I began to really kind of go to the bottom of the pool on that subject and go to the foundation of that subject. 00:03:26 Andy And, and, I, it's a longer discussion, but I found some things that I feel like, do we want something that has a better chance of working or lesser chance of work? And do we want something to work some of the time or something where it's all the time. And, and so if I made two statements to you, like, if my goal this year was 40 of whatever, I, if I said to with my company, this year, I have a goal of 40. Now, if I said to you, when my company this year, I have a responsibility to produce 40, which one of those carries more weight. Right? I mean, people, goals have gotten to be kind of a thing. I don't know if it's just because it's so common, but they've gotten to be a thing this like, people like, yeah, Hey, don't matter if you miss your goal, you just set a goal. 00:04:23 Andy You're at least you're farther along, you're at least you're farther along. And so really okay. Well, if you'd spend most of your life driving, several different ways to a particular destination. All of a sudden, the department of transportation experts declared that there was one particular detour and this was the best way. You became one of thousands of people in your city that decided to take that route. The problem was that so many people kept wrecking along the way. I mean, they're just constantly, but the department of transportation said, well, we've kept track of your wrecks and you are wrecking farther along the way every time. So you're getting closer to your destination. Would that make sense to you? Right. I think that responsibility is the, and as were talking before, it is a nomenclature change, but words matter, and they matter, it matters what you say to yourself. 00:05:42 Andy It matters what you say to other people. 00:05:45 Dominique No, I love that. I think those are, when we, I love it because I think this kind of segues right into one of first questions I have for you is about looking at things from multiple different angles. Right. I don't know that this is just this, common to only, or let's just say exclusive to financial professionals. It should be for everybody, but what would financial professionals and, you're working with somebody it's always like, how's my investments doing how my investments doing, which that's one aspect. Right? I love for you to kind of take a little time with the power of looking at things from multiple angles, because a lot of my audience is going to be people that are kind of on the outside looking in to see whether or not this career is going to be for them. 00:06:32 Dominique What are some of the things maybe from your personal playbook or your personal experiences that allowed you to start looking at things from multiple angles? 00:06:42 Andy The one of the first things, Dominique, that really made a difference to me to be able to, step aside and look at it differently is to understand what perspective actually is. It gives most people. If you ask them, tell me what perspective is, they would say, Oh, it's how you see something. It's whether you see the glass half full or half empty, it's just is how you see something and you, okay, that's good. But, but in reality, and that's the definition most people hang on, but in reality, it is much more than that. Okay? It is, it's not how you see things. It's how you choose to see things because see your perspective is yours. It's yours. You own it. Nobody can take it from you. It is yours. The glass half full or half empty. The glass is what it is. It, whatever level it is, that's the level. 00:07:50 Andy You're the one who chooses. Whether you see it as half empty or half full. Now, the reason this matters is because the perspective you choose about any situation sends you down one road or another. Okay? So, we all know that we don't really want to hire a glass, half empty people. We don't really want to follow glass half empty. We want to hire a glass, half full people. We want to promote glass, half full people. We want to follow a glass, half full people. Aren't children to grow up, to be glass, half full people. So, you can look at a situation, whatever that situation is. And, you can say your perspective can be, this is the worst thing that could've ever happened to me. Okay. If that is your perspective, then you are much likely to sit down, think about it, get depressed, do nothing. 00:09:05 Andy And, and you will have been right. Your perspective will have been right on target. It was, it really was the worst thing that could have happened to you because now look what everything's happening now. I mean, it's just been downhill from that moment. Or you could look at this and say, okay, I don't know where I'm going from here, but everything changes and change is part of it. Even the greatest things happened in my life because something changed that I wouldn't have chosen. This is, I think this is going to be the best thing that could have ever happened in my life. Now if you really do think that it allows you to sit up smile, go out, interact, spend what extra time you might have reading, praying, helping somebody doing something, getting some different, knowledge and information. You can look back and go, wow. 00:10:17 Andy I mean, how many times have people said, man, if that hadn't happened, we'd never be here. We thought that was the worst thing, there for. We'd said, no, come on now. We've got it. Over and over again, while I live on the coast and long when hurricanes come in here, there are some people who think this is the worst thing that could've ever happened. I think not for it, not for everybody because roofers, there ain't no money in a couple of years, then they most roofers making a lifetime does pretty good. 00:10:56 Dominique No, I think, I mean the lighter side of things is one thing. The mindset and I want to play devil's advocate for just a second, because when you were talking, it made me think of something because when I started reading your stuff, I was going through, my family was going through a matter of fact, I was in a, a stint of unemployment. I was like, man, this is never going to end. I remember a mentor saying to me, he's like, dude, do you really think that, I mean, I was like early thirties. He was like, do you really think you're never going to work again and your early thirties? And when he said that, I was like, actually, that makes a lot of sense. Not too long after that, I found your stuff. I remember something about Jones and the noticer I'm going to, I'm a quote real quick. 00:11:36 Dominique It's like, I've been given a gift of noticing things that others miss. Maybe you can talk about some of the tangible steps or strategies on how you develop this, because some people are going to say here's a devil's advocate part. Well, that's just positive thinking Andy and Dominique. That's not like that doesn't change anything. Can you actually train yourself to notice things and take different perspectives? 00:12:02 Andy Yes. And, I am not a, a like a motivational speaker, person. That's not me. That's not what I do. I actively flag against it. If you look at andyandrews.com, you will never see the word motivational anywhere on it. Now, some people call me that occasionally because they don't know how else to turn what I do, but motivation is encouragement. It, it has a statute of limitations. We all know I could fire you up. You could fire me up, but that's going to last until the first crazy thing happens in our life. And, and, but here's what does matter, what matters is proof, proof lasts. I'm not talking about like a mathematical proof. I'm talking about proof beyond a reasonable doubt, that kind of proof where you hear something you hadn't thought of, or hadn't heard and you go, huh. Well, that makes total sense. I never thought of it that way. 00:13:11 Andy What I want to do here with your question is I want to give proof beyond a reasonable doubt here. Now, part of that proof beyond reasonable doubt came with what we're talking about. The glass half empty, glass half full. I mean, I didn't just say you can choose to see it either way. I gave you an example of where a person's life goes when they are thinking that way. All right. I'll give you a real life example, down here on the Gulf coast. I think it was, I don't know, 10, 12 years ago. I mean, you'll remember this happening, but we had an oil spill, the big, oil rig blew up. There were people around here that literally just left their keys in their businesses and just left. I mean, they just left, because the news was saying this would be generations before it was changed. 00:14:20 Andy This would be generations that nothing would ever be the same again. Now forget for a minute that it was all cleaned up and less than a year. And, forget that and forget that. We can see, diary entries in Hernando, Desotos men down when they were on the coast of Texas saying there are these black balls of pitch that float up that are excellent for the cracks in our boats. Yeah. The earth has been leaking oil for centuries. Okay. So, so forget that for a minute. Let's just talk about the way people were looking at that time and what they did and what, the way they, like I said, so we're a fishing community. This is a sport fishing community. There's a lot of charter boat captains here. These guys have the big boats that they run out for a red snapper out 20, 30 miles out. 00:15:24 Andy They take charter boats full of tourists and people. It's, it's a lot of money to go and they use a lot of gas and these boats cost a lot. They're all paying notes on their boats. Like most people do on their house, right? And so this is their business. When that happened, it shut everything down. Well, the banks didn't say, okay, you don't have to pay for your boat. These guys were in a world of hurt. And, and all of a sudden, with everybody saying, this is the worst thing that could possibly happen. As we're saying there, my boys went to school with some kids and that dad was a charter boat captain. He went in his boat, one morning and shot himself and killed himself. Which is a, a, a permanent solution to a temporary problem. This shook this community up in such a huge way. 00:16:37 Andy And, and I, I had said, I, I didn't say this in response to this, but I'd always said in Tama crisis, you're not lacking money. You're not lacking time. You're not lacking leadership. You're only lacking an idea. One idea, we've seen one idea, make millions, we've seen one idea, make, save millions of lives. One idea will get you from where you are to where you want to be one idea. It's just a thinking thing. The, the idea of the thinking, you don't look at your industry, you don't look at what everybody does because the results, the data is in on that. Okay. Okay. So, so you begin to look in other areas, look, in terms of value, how can I be valuable? How can, what I know be valuable to other people? How can I create value for other people? You look in other ways. 00:17:38 Andy There were a bunch of charter boat guys. One of them are really good friend of mine that they said, people are coming down here like crazy. Because they want to see this oil spill and the national guards not letting them on the beach. Why don't we charge people like 20 bucks and we'll just ride them around. They, they started loading people on their boats and I get on the little microphone. I go, if you'll look to your left, you'll say some oil over on the right bank. There is oil up ahead. We'll be coming to some oil. And, they were riding around for an hour for 20 bucks, come back, pick up another load of people driving around. They were making more money than they made fishing without the fuel costs without going out and getting beat up in the waves. When the oil spill was cleaned up, they were like, Oh man, the oil's gone. 00:18:47 Andy And so they're like, I guess we gotta go back to fishing, but my buddy Chris said, no. Don't, we have seen so many dolphins when these dolphins are in shore all the time. You can find them really easily in a boat. So they started dolphin tours, dolphin tours. That's how that started down here, these dolphin tours. Chris would send his 12 year old boy in a skiff out in the morning, Chris would advertise dolphin tours and it's like, 20 bucks. If you don't see a dolphin, you don't have to pay. He would send his 12 year old, out in a little skiff in the morning with a walkie talking. And, the boy, dad, founded officer Dan around bear point, and they're right there, take her down. There you go. Chris always got paid and, but it was an idea just thinking. 00:21:05 Dominique You unpacked so many nuggets of wisdom in that story. I mean, it's just, I'm thinking specifically the fact that, I have financial advisor, friends, financial professionals that like, Oh, COVID man, I can't get out to see clients. I can't do this. And I can't do that. It's just the matter of the way that you look at it to see if you're going to make lemonade out of lemons, or are you going to sit there on your hands and complain and moan. So then, that was beautiful. I love that. I want to take the balance of our time together for you to take some of the quotes that I've heard you say, you may or may not remember this, but in 2014 I took my, cousin. We drove up to Oklahoma, which is about a three hour drive, Oklahoma city. And you spoke at a leadership summit. 00:21:55 Dominique I think it was like crossroads church. It was you and John. I have a ton, well, not a ton. I have a handful of like soundbites that I was like, Oh my gosh, this is so great. I want you to kind of maybe just expound on those just somewhat of a lightning round, if you will. Okay. So, okay. You said, and I think you alluded to this, but maybe if you want to unpack more, you said proof is better than encouragement because you never have to wonder again. I think about this in the light of what I just said about COVID and how people feel this thing about the imposter syndrome. I'm not there yet. So I can't give people advice. I can't charge people for that expertise, but maybe kind of expand on that whole notion around proof is better than encouragement. 00:22:41 Andy Yeah. Prove is better than encouragement because proof has to be aligned with truth. It has to because it has to make sense. Okay. Because, because we're talking about not a mathematical proof, you can't mathematically prove things around us, or situations or actions. We're talking about a proof beyond a reasonable doubt. That's that kind of proof where people go, wow, well, that makes total sense. I never thought of it that way. That kind of proof has to be aligned with truth and it has to stay aligned with truth because at any point that somebody begins to get information that proves this wrong or that it tends to make them say, well, no, wait a minute. Well then it's no longer proof. So it must be aligned with truth. If you can align that truth with proof, then there you go. And, and I, I hear you about the imposter syndrome, but we've all had, I mean, when we think back, my favorite teacher that I ever had was in the eighth grade, her name was Mrs. 00:24:06 Andy McLloyd. Matt, can you get the key to the cabinet and grabbed me, Ms. Mac Lloyd's picture of that. I got to tell you, Mrs .McLloyd. She is just my favorite. She's my favorite teacher and world. And, and so I remember she was the first person who told me I could write. She was the first person that told me I was funny. One time I made some crack in the class and everybody laughed. She said out of my room, I was like, man, she said, get out of my room. I was horrified because I loved her? She followed me out in the hallway and she turned around and she said, okay, you're funny. All right, you kill me. You just kill me, but you got to let me have the class sometimes. Okay. You are funny, but you need to have timing. You need to pick your moment. 00:25:00 Andy It'll be funnier and you can write funny too. So you're a writer. I always remember her well then, and I just loved her. She was the first person to me that, well then years later, yeah. I'm like 50 years old. I go to that city and I'm speaking at something. I, they asked is anybody you want to see? I say, yeah, I want to say Mrs. McLloyd. They brought her in and I was expecting some creaky old lady? Oh, she was like about my age. I realized, well, when I was in the eighth grade, she was in her first year of teaching. She was just like trying to stay a chapter ahead of us. Wow. She could have said, no, I'm not worthy. I don't know enough to teach this yet. I don't know. She was the best kind of teacher. Here's Mrs. McLloyd. 00:25:58 Andy She was the very best kind of teacher. 00:26:02 Dominique That's great. That's great. I love that for imposter syndrome. That, that, I mean, like, do you get some time? I was just telling my group, you've got to do things afraid. Don't let this year be a year when you miss opportunities, because you're afraid. Do it afraid most people that you see that are successful, do things afraid all the time. That story sounds like a perfect example of that. 00:26:23 Andy Yeah. Courage is not the absence of fear. Courage is doing something in the face of fear. I mean, you show me a fighter pilot. Who's actually been in battle that says he was never scared. I'll show you somebody who shouldn't be flying a plane. Cause they're crazy. 00:26:45 Dominique This is a good point. This is a good point. Okay. Let me do this one. Average people compare themselves to other people, but extraordinary performers compare themselves to their potential. 00:26:59 Andy Yeah. That is, that I have found that to be true over and over again, average people compare themselves to other people. When you think about it, that is why they end up being average because they go, am I doing good? Am I doing good? Am I not doing good? And if they're, if everybody else is kind of, they're okay. If they're a little behind those speed up and if they're a little ahead, Hey, they relax. I'm going to take a weekend off. Now a perfect example of somebody who compares themselves to their potential. I've worked with Nick Saban, a bunch and I say a bunch, is, a great relationship with Nick. We don't see each other often, but he is a, he's an awesome guy. His wife has better than he is, which is what we should all be able to say about our wives. And, and so, but Nick, one time I was watching a game and I was with a bunch of friends who were fans of the other team. 00:28:07 Andy Well, one of the first things I said to Nick, when we got together, as I said, I want to help you compete in ways your competition doesn't know a game is going on. And that's what I do with businesses. I help them compete in ways the competition doesn't know game is going on. Nick was a perfect person to work with because he compares himself with his potential. I'm watching this game and it's two minutes to go. He's ahead. It's a national championship game. He's ahead, 21 to nothing. Two minutes ago, national championship game, and one guy had a false start. It was a five yard penalty, stopped the game and they showed Nick on the sidelines. He was just like, yeah, he was just going nuts. Somebody in the room that I was in said, okay, Nick, calm down. You're gonna win the game. You've already got it won. 00:29:11 Andy You don't have to act like that. Just calm down and be enrolled kind of condescending. Well, I didn't say anything, but I knew what was happening because one of the things that we had worked on and competing in a way that competition and no games going on is the kind of people were going to be so that the officials would have a more positive view of us then a less positive view. And, and so were going to do things and act in certain ways because, officials, I've worked with sec officials and Sunbelt officials and they can call holding on any play. They want to call it. They can call it anywhere. Okay. What the person in the room did not know is that they were about to go through an entire national championship game without a single penalty. And it was too much. Yeah. Now in reality, Nick was fine with that because it wasn't perfect. 00:30:16 Andy He was able to, and so comparing yourself with your Potential is tough sometimes because every time you get close to it gets farther out. And so you have to regroup. You're always looking for the best. I remember the first conversation I ever had with coach Saban. He's, I've asked a lot of people, what are you looking to do? And you wouldn't believe how many coaches dominate you and believe how many coaches have said, I want to have us in contention for the division title every year. I'm like, I want to walk out because I don't want to go, dude, you can be in contention for the division title every year and be fired in four years. You better think bigger than this. When I asked Nick that, he said only win five national championships in a row with one team. Wow. Now I haven't done it yet, but right now he's on track to pass Bear Bryant, the most national championships ever. 00:31:35 Dominique No, I think that's really powerful. I think that segue is this last, quote I want you to opinion on, which is the principle of the path. It is direction that determines destination, not intention, right? The intention may be, I want to be in contention so that I can win a championship. If your direction is not like, Hey, I want to win this thing. It's, like in the NFL we go it's Superbowl or bust every year. If you don't have that in your mind, it reminds me of a book before you opine on it reminds me a book. It's by, it's called Psycho-Cybernetics by Dr. Maxwell Malls. He talks about how the brain is basically a turn by turn GPS. If you don't give it an instructions, you don't know where to go. So I think. I think, I think the Nick Saban attitude, as opposed to his peers are, Hey, I got this particular direction. 00:32:31 Dominique It's very specific. This is the only way I'm going to achieve this goal is if I put that in there. Now, granted, I may have a flat tire. I may have whatever, but I'm going for broke. 00:32:41 Andy Right. Right. And, and he, boy, he has a, he has ingrained that in that culture, and that culture has also leaked into the fan base and alumni. It's, it's amazing, what the expectations are here. So, but the idea, this is the one that they, you just laid out. Tell me again, the turn by turn GPS. Now the path. Yeah. The principle of the path. 00:33:21 Dominique The principal path. It is the direction that determines destination. Yeah. 00:33:24 Andy Yeah. Intention, not intention. I, I had PBS specials years ago and there was a, another guy that had a PBS special at the same time. He was a lot more famous and it just like, it slaughtered my ratings all the time, and said that didn't bother me. The only, the thing that bothered me was I had already gotten into this thinking deeper, idea, this idea of thinking to the bottom of the pool, that I have a book called The Bottom of the Pool. It's a book that Forbes called one of the seven books. Every entrepreneur should read. And it's a very different business book. I had gotten into this thinking to the bottom of the pool thing. The title of this guy's PBS special really bugged me. The title was The Power of Intention. I mean, I'm like, and I still believe there is no power intention. 00:34:48 Andy There is no power. I mean, are you serious? Because I mean, if I came to you and I said, Dominique, I cannot believe the way my wife is treating me. The way she talked to me last night after I intended to bring her flowers and the way she's treating me lately, after everything I have intended to do for this woman, you would go, are you out of your mind? Are you kidding me? He didn't do anything he was just intended to. You think, well, where do you think? And, but that's the way people live their lives. And so it's not intention it's direction. The principle of the path says is not intention that will determine where you go his direction. And, and that's why the, there is, a horrible question that people ask. There is a great question that people can ask. The horrible question was, is this all right? Is this is okay. 00:36:02 Andy All right. Because that, see it as functioning adults in the world, we know where the line is in just about every situation we know where the line is and where do you cross into real trouble? We know where that line is. Okay. If we know where that line is, why would we snuggle up so closely to the line? Right? I mean, if where the edge of the cliff is, you don't walk the edge. Okay. But, but people allow themselves to get closer and closer to it by going, well, is this okay? And they tell themselves, yeah, this, okay, sorry. I moved a little closer to the line. They go, oh, what about this? Okay, well, it's technically is okay. Technically, you know, get a little closer. What about this, okay. It technically is probably better to ask forgiveness than ask permission and then before they know it, they're having to think about how far over the line can I operate before I start seeing some consequences and then it's disastrous. 00:37:25 Andy Okay. The great question, people can ask that reveals the principle of the path is this a wise thing to do, because is this a wise thing to do that reveals direction? I mean, we look sometimes at situations when we, you could have seen that coming down the pathway, right. And, and a lot of things we do, they, people say that success is slow and that is true, but they forget that failure is slow too. I mean, when that jail door slams shut that all, didn't start that day. Yeah. That was a long time coming. And, and so is this a wise thing to do is a great thing to live as a great thing to teach your children. This a wise thing to do because it reveals the pathway that you're on? 00:38:36 Dominique No, I think that statement right there could be, the sum of just about all the SCCs violations for any financial professionals that we've ever seen, if they would ask that question first, that we probably wouldn't have the amount of fraud well, to bring this thing into, for landing, as this is a podcast to help empower tomorrow's financial professionals with tools to serve their ideal client in a much deeper level, much better level. In that context, Andy, what word or words of wisdom would you have for the next generation of financial advisors? 00:39:11 Andy I would say number one, to think clearly to the bottom of the pool, where you will find, you think clearly to the truth, there are things that can be true and yet not be the truth. There are, in, one of the biggest minefields you will ever traverse in your life is the minefield of true because people stop when they get answer that is true because it's an answer and it produces some results, but there's a book called Good to Great. And it's a great book. Okay. It's a great book. Millions of people have done very well by following this book, but I would challenge anybody to say, look, there is a difference in great and best. So let everybody else good to great. I think you need to good to great to best don't stop it. Great. People stop at what is true, where they can drill down deeper into the truth and they can get answers that will solve problems that will heal. 00:40:38 Andy That will, that will add a, the truth is like the foundation. That's the Bible that's as far down as you can go and you'll know when you get there, cause you can't ask why anymore. Now you see this on TV news all the time, these guys arguing, and somebody will say, well, why is that? ? And then somebody will say, well, it's because there are no more fathers in the homes and her go well, that's right. That's right. I move on to another topic. Okay. Well, that's true, but okay. So, okay, well this and this. Yeah, yeah. That's true. Okay. Why is that? Why is this and this oil because of that and that. Okay. You can go to the bottom of the pool and you can, the answers you need in every situation, but don't be fooled by stopping at what is true. 00:41:44 Dominique Wow. Wow. That's great. Mr. Andy Andrews. Thank you. This has been an honor, personal pleasure of my own to hear your wisdom. Here just the Sage advice that you have on all these topics, wishing you a very great best 20. 00:42:07 Andy Thank you, buddy. I appreciate it. I'd love people to visit us, Andy andrews.com and we do some live things. I I'm in wisdom Harbor studios here in Orange beach. I want to give you right now on the air while you will feel compelled to answer me with a yes, I would love, I, I do is probably not nearly as good as yours, but I do a podcast called the professional noticer and I would love to have you as a guest on the professional noticer. 00:42:46 Dominique Absolutely no question. That's a no brainer. 00:42:50 Andy I mean, I am serious. I, I feel very blessed to have gotten to know you just. I, I, I just, man, I can sense your heart and, your readers and listeners or your followers are very fortunate to have you, but, 00:43:09 Dominique Well, thank you. Thank you. I really appreciate that. I really appreciate that, but no, yeah, let's make it happen. I, I definitely would enjoy that, but great. Thank you so much.
This week Dan and Adam go over the top five lists submitted for March. Top Five Albums Released in Your Lifetime.
Today, we are joined by a world-renowned business educator and coach, Dr. Marshall Goldsmith. He is the leading expert in his field. His singular ability to get results for top leaders has drawn over 150 CEOs and their management teams to address change in the workplace. They want what Dr. Goldsmith offers: practical and proven methods. Aside from his practical and proven methods, Dr. Goldsmith is also the author or editor of 35 books, which have sold over two million copies, been translated into 30 languages, and become bestsellers in 12 countries. His two other New York Times bestsellers are MOJO and What Got You Here Won’t Get You There - the Harold Longman Award winner for Business Book of the Year. In February 2016, Amazon.com recognized the ‘100 Best Leadership & Success Books’ in their To Read in Your Lifetime series. The list included classics and newer books - management and self-help books. Both Triggers and What Got You Here Won’t Get You There were recognized as being in the top 100 books ever written in their field. Marshall is only one of two authors with two books on the list. Marshall wants to help successful people achieve positive, lasting change and behavior; for themselves, their people, and their teams. Join us as we discuss his four decades of experience helping top CEOs and executives overcome limiting beliefs and behaviors to achieve greater success. Tune in and learn a thing or two to help you make your life a little better. Episode Highlights: ● Marshall’s Perspective on What It Takes to Be A Great Leader [3:10] ● Triggers: Creating Behavior That Lasts--Becoming the Person You Want to Be [09:37] ● Meaningful Behavioral Changes: Being Aware and Focused [15:20] ● The Daily Question Process [25:58] ● Misconceptions About Behavioral Change [39:10] ● Stakeholder Centered Coaching [44:00] ● Book Recommendations and More [53:10] Resources Mentioned In This Episode: ● I believe anyone can be a leader in today’s world that’s why I’ve created a short, user-friendly book called Redefining the Top 1 Percent. Get your FREE copy by joining our Facebook Group here. Not only are you getting a free copy of my book, you’ll also get lots of FREE training and resources on a weekly basis. ● Go to marshallgoldsmith.com to know more about Marshall, his books, speaking engagements, and tools you can take to help you be a high-level leader. ● Learn more about Stakeholder Centered Coaching, a transparent process that guarantees measurable leadership growth, here. ● Grab your copy of Marshall’s books here. ● Connect with Marshall by sending him an email or through the following: o Facebook o Twitter o LinkedIn o Instagram o YouTube ● Book Recommendations: o Old Path White Clouds by Thich Nhat Hanh o The Leadership Challenge by Barry Posner and James Kouzes o How Women Rise by Marshall Goldsmith and Sally Helgesen Quotes: “It’s really easy to appear to be tall if you stand on the shoulders of giants.” “The first thing is getting over our “macho” beliefs that we can do things on our own and we’re in control.” “Get help from great people. Don’t be ashamed to get help.” “Our mission in life is to make a positive difference, not to prove how smart we are, not to prove how right we are.” “If you want to live a great life, live your own life. Don’t live somebody else’s life.” “You don’t become what you think you should be.” “Don’t be so busy climbing that corporate ladder trying to achieve success and forget about the people who love you.” “We all regret the risk we failed to take.” Ways to Subscribe to Redefining The Top One Percent: Apple Podcast Stitcher PlayerFM Spotify
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It's Time D-Heads! This week we are well into spring cleaning, longing for a cruise and more as we welcome COREY PARKER (Disney's Encino Woman, Biloxi Blues, Love Boat The Next Wave, Still the Beaver, Will and Grace, Flying Blind, Acting Coach) to the show! Corey stops in and discusses working on Biloxi Blues, being in exotic locations with Love Boat The Next Wave, and uncovering the Encino Woman for the Disney Sunday Night Movie! In addition no show is complete without the D-Team and Erin dips his hand into the mailbag and answers your questions in I Want To Know. Domenic is back with more on the new streaming platform Disney Plus while Frank brings some magic and wisdom with The Disney Quote of the Week! We have Jeremy looking into the past with This Week in Disney History and Charles has the music for our ears in the Magical Music Review! There is news fresh off the D-Wire with news about Disney's Family Sing-a-Long, Rick and Morty, Star Wars Day, The Mandelorean, Disney Plus, Earth Day, Born in China, National Geographic, Disney Channel, Disney XD, Mickey Mouse Adventures, Puppy Dog Pals, Walt Disney World, Disneyland, Dapper Day and more. So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with DisneyBlu's DizRadio "A Disney Themed Celebrity Guest Show"!
It's Time D-Heads! This week we are well into spring cleaning, longing for a cruise and more as we welcome COREY PARKER (Disney's Encino Woman, Biloxi Blues, Love Boat The Next Wave, Still the Beaver, Will and Grace, Flying Blind, Acting Coach) to the show! Corey stops in and discusses working on Biloxi Blues, being in exotic locations with Love Boat The Next Wave, and uncovering the Encino Woman for the Disney Sunday Night Movie! In addition no show is complete without the D-Team and Erin dips his hand into the mailbag and answers your questions in I Want To Know. Domenic is back with more on the new streaming platform Disney Plus while Frank brings some magic and wisdom with The Disney Quote of the Week! We have Jeremy looking into the past with This Week in Disney History and Charles has the music for our ears in the Magical Music Review! There is news fresh off the D-Wire with news about Disney's Family Sing-a-Long, Rick and Morty, Star Wars Day, The Mandelorean, Disney Plus, Earth Day, Born in China, National Geographic, Disney Channel, Disney XD, Mickey Mouse Adventures, Puppy Dog Pals, Walt Disney World, Disneyland, Dapper Day and more. So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with DisneyBlu's DizRadio "A Disney Themed Celebrity Guest Show"!
It's Time D-Heads! This week welcome an icon in classic films, voice over work, video games and more as we jump into spring with GEORGE NEWBERN (Adventures in Babysitting, Father of the Bride, Father of the Bride Sequel, Scandal, Friends, Justice League, Dadnapped, Injustice, Captain America Liberty's Torch and more)! George stops in and talks about his classic films, doing voice work, his latest Captain America Liberty's Torch audiobook, meeting fans, trying out for Back to the Future and so much more! In addition no show is complete without the D-Team and Erin dips his hand into the mailbag and answers your questions in I Want To Know. Domenic is back with more on the new streaming platform Disney Plus while Frank brings some magic and wisdom with The Disney Quote of the Week! We have Jeremy looking into the past with This Week in Disney History and Charles has the music for our ears in the Magical Music Review. And Daryl is here with the latest from the Disney Parks! There is news fresh off the D-Wire with news about Walt Disney World, Disney Channel, Upside Down Magic, Disney Channel Original Movies, Peyton List, Marvel Entertainment, Star Wars, the Muppets, Country Bear Jamobree and more. So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with DisneyBlu's DizRadio "A Disney Themed Celebrity Guest Show"!
It's Time D-Heads! This week welcome an icon in classic films, voice over work, video games and more as we jump into spring with GEORGE NEWBERN (Adventures in Babysitting, Father of the Bride, Father of the Bride Sequel, Scandal, Friends, Justice League, Dadnapped, Injustice, Captain America Liberty's Torch and more)! George stops in and talks about his classic films, doing voice work, his latest Captain America Liberty's Torch audiobook, meeting fans, trying out for Back to the Future and so much more! In addition no show is complete without the D-Team and Erin dips his hand into the mailbag and answers your questions in I Want To Know. Domenic is back with more on the new streaming platform Disney Plus while Frank brings some magic and wisdom with The Disney Quote of the Week! We have Jeremy looking into the past with This Week in Disney History and Charles has the music for our ears in the Magical Music Review. And Daryl is here with the latest from the Disney Parks! There is news fresh off the D-Wire with news about Walt Disney World, Disney Channel, Upside Down Magic, Disney Channel Original Movies, Peyton List, Marvel Entertainment, Star Wars, the Muppets, Country Bear Jamobree and more. So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with DisneyBlu's DizRadio "A Disney Themed Celebrity Guest Show"!
It's Time D-Heads! This week we keep you in a positive frame of mind and learn how to make a wave as we welcome SIMON BAKER (Disney Channel's Buffalo Dreams, Native Planet, iRobot, The Missing, Shanghai Noon) to the show! Simon stops in and talks about working on this DCOM movie that is now on Disney Plus, his current ventures on Native Planet, his influences, and favorite roles. In addition no show is complete without the D-Team and Erin dips his hand into the mailbag and answers your questions in I Want To Know. Domenic is back with more on the new streaming platform Disney Plus while Frank brings some magic and wisdom with The Disney Quote of the Week! We have Jeremy looking into the past with This Week in Disney History and Caitlin informs us about the Wonderful Women of Disney. And Daryl is here with the latest from the Disney Parks! There is news fresh off the D-Wire with news about Walt Disney World, Disneyland, Disney Plus, Lilo and Stitch, Disney Cruise Lines, Closures, Animal Kingdom, Disney Classics and more. So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with DisneyBlu's DizRadio "A Disney Themed Celebrity Guest Show"!
It's Time D-Heads! This week we keep you in a positive frame of mind and learn how to make a wave as we welcome SIMON BAKER (Disney Channel's Buffalo Dreams, Native Planet, iRobot, The Missing, Shanghai Noon) to the show! Simon stops in and talks about working on this DCOM movie that is now on Disney Plus, his current ventures on Native Planet, his influences, and favorite roles. In addition no show is complete without the D-Team and Erin dips his hand into the mailbag and answers your questions in I Want To Know. Domenic is back with more on the new streaming platform Disney Plus while Frank brings some magic and wisdom with The Disney Quote of the Week! We have Jeremy looking into the past with This Week in Disney History and Caitlin informs us about the Wonderful Women of Disney. And Daryl is here with the latest from the Disney Parks! There is news fresh off the D-Wire with news about Walt Disney World, Disneyland, Disney Plus, Lilo and Stitch, Disney Cruise Lines, Closures, Animal Kingdom, Disney Classics and more. So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with DisneyBlu's DizRadio "A Disney Themed Celebrity Guest Show"!
It's Time D-Heads! This week we bring smiles to your face by heading into the swamps for magic with JENNIFER CODY (Charlotte in Princess and the Frog, Broadway Actress, Annie Award Winner and more) to the show! Jen returns to the show to talk about this timeless classic, still having fond memories of this project, what the future holds, and the moment she realized it will be here for ages to come. In addition no show is complete without the D-Team and Erin dips his hand into the mailbag and answers your questions in I Want To Know. Domenic is back with more on the new streaming platform Disney Plus while Frank brings some magic and wisdom with The Disney Quote of the Week! There is news fresh off the D-Wire with news about Walt Disney World, Disneyland, Suite Life of Zach and Cody, Star Wars Battlefront, Onward, The Rise of Skywalker, Disney Channel, The Masked Singer, The Muppets and so much more. So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with DisneyBlu's DizRadio "A Disney Themed Celebrity Guest Show"!
It's Time D-Heads! This week we bring smiles to your face by heading into the swamps for magic with JENNIFER CODY (Charlotte in Princess and the Frog, Broadway Actress, Annie Award Winner and more) to the show! Jen returns to the show to talk about this timeless classic, still having fond memories of this project, what the future holds, and the moment she realized it will be here for ages to come. In addition no show is complete without the D-Team and Erin dips his hand into the mailbag and answers your questions in I Want To Know. Domenic is back with more on the new streaming platform Disney Plus while Frank brings some magic and wisdom with The Disney Quote of the Week! There is news fresh off the D-Wire with news about Walt Disney World, Disneyland, Suite Life of Zach and Cody, Star Wars Battlefront, Onward, The Rise of Skywalker, Disney Channel, The Masked Singer, The Muppets and so much more. So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with DisneyBlu's DizRadio "A Disney Themed Celebrity Guest Show"!
Why does coffee make you poop? Why do some animals eat their own poop? And just how much do you poop in your lifetime? All these poop related questions (and a whole lot more) are answered by our intrepid science reporters, Jeanna and Mindy. Below you can find links to further reading on the topics discussed in this episode. Mystery #1: Why Does Coffee Make You Poop? (https://www.livescience.com/45465-why-does-coffee-make-you-poop.html) Research from the 1990s found that when some people drink coffee they experience a response in the gastrointestinal system just minutes later Interview with Metin Eren, assistant professor at Kent State University in Ohio, and co-director of the University's Eren Laboratory of Experimental Archaeology: What a Waste! Frozen Poop Knives Are Crappy Cutters (https://www.livescience.com/frozen-poop-knife.html) Mystery #2: Why Do Some Animals Eat Their Own Poop? (https://www.livescience.com/59601-why-do-animals-eat-poop.html) This is called coprophagia and common in the animal kingdom For many animals it helps them digest more nutrients NEWS UPDATE with Live Science staff writer Yasemin Saplakoglu: New coronavirus may spread through poop (https://www.livescience.com/coronavirus-covid-19-spread-through-feces.html) Mystery #3: How Much Do You Poop in Your Lifetime? (https://www.livescience.com/61966-how-much-you-poop-in-lifetime.html) The number can vary due to age, dietary habits, exercise and other factors On average both men and women move their bowels about once a day and produce about 14 to 17 ounces of feces Don’t forget to subscribe! You can find more answers to life’s little mysteries at the Live Science website (https://www.livescience.com/) and you can follow us on Twitter (https://twitter.com/LiveScience) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/livescience/) too. Tell us what your life’s little mysteries are at forums.livescience.com (https://forums.livescience.com/) . Music by Chad Crouch - Algorithms Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/)
It's Time D-Heads! This week we celebrate Valentine's Day and try not to get sick for it by welcoming JIM WISE (Even Stevens, Higglytown Heroes, Spongebob The Movie, Jay Leno Show, Voice Actor, Writer, Comedian) to the show! Jim stops in and talks about Even Stevens, favorites roles, writing the music for the popular Influenza Musical Episode and so much more. In addition no show is complete without the D-Team and Erin dips his hand into the mailbag and answers your questions in I Want To Know. Domenic is back with more on the new streaming platform Disney Plus while Charles brings a song and a smile in this week's Magic Music Review and Jeremy gives you the best parts of history with This Week in Disney History! And we have some inspiration with Frank with The Disney Quote of the Week! There is news fresh off the D-Wire with news about Walt Disney World, Honey I Shrunk the Kids, The Mighty Ducks, Disneyland Paris, Frozenland, Josh Gad, Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway, Hollywood Studios, The Disney Channel and more! So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with DisneyBlu's DizRadio "A Disney Themed Celebrity Guest Show"!
It's Time D-Heads! This week we celebrate Valentine's Day and try not to get sick for it by welcoming JIM WISE (Even Stevens, Higglytown Heroes, Spongebob The Movie, Jay Leno Show, Voice Actor, Writer, Comedian) to the show! Jim stops in and talks about Even Stevens, favorites roles, writing the music for the popular Influenza Musical Episode and so much more. In addition no show is complete without the D-Team and Erin dips his hand into the mailbag and answers your questions in I Want To Know. Domenic is back with more on the new streaming platform Disney Plus while Charles brings a song and a smile in this week's Magic Music Review and Jeremy gives you the best parts of history with This Week in Disney History! And we have some inspiration with Frank with The Disney Quote of the Week! There is news fresh off the D-Wire with news about Walt Disney World, Honey I Shrunk the Kids, The Mighty Ducks, Disneyland Paris, Frozenland, Josh Gad, Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway, Hollywood Studios, The Disney Channel and more! So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with DisneyBlu's DizRadio "A Disney Themed Celebrity Guest Show"!
It's Time D-Heads! This week we go from the Wild West, to the Doctor Office and into the Body as we welcome TV and Film Icon TIM MATHESON (Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again, Epcots Body Wars, Animal House, Hart of Dixie, Fletch, Jonny Quest, West Wing) to the show! In addition no show is complete without the D-Team and Erin dips his hand into the mailbag and answers your questions in I Want To Know. Domenic is back with more on the new streaming platform Disney Plus while Charles brings a song and a smile in this week's Magic Music Review and Jeremy gives you the best parts of history with This Week in Disney History! We also ask our weekly question for your chance to WIN a Roy Disney Autograph! There is news fresh off the D-Wire with news about Walt Disney World, The Disney Wish, Disney Cruise Lines, Disney Channel, Hollywood Studios, Marvel Entertainment, Epcot, Disney Plus, National Treasure Sequel, Disney Food, Disneyland, Disney Springs and so much more! So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with DisneyBlu's DizRadio "A Disney Themed Celebrity Guest Show"!
It's Time D-Heads! This week we go from the Wild West, to the Doctor Office and into the Body as we welcome TV and Film Icon TIM MATHESON (Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again, Epcots Body Wars, Animal House, Hart of Dixie, Fletch, Jonny Quest, West Wing) to the show! In addition no show is complete without the D-Team and Erin dips his hand into the mailbag and answers your questions in I Want To Know. Domenic is back with more on the new streaming platform Disney Plus while Charles brings a song and a smile in this week's Magic Music Review and Jeremy gives you the best parts of history with This Week in Disney History! We also ask our weekly question for your chance to WIN a Roy Disney Autograph! There is news fresh off the D-Wire with news about Walt Disney World, The Disney Wish, Disney Cruise Lines, Disney Channel, Hollywood Studios, Marvel Entertainment, Epcot, Disney Plus, National Treasure Sequel, Disney Food, Disneyland, Disney Springs and so much more! So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with DisneyBlu's DizRadio "A Disney Themed Celebrity Guest Show"!
It's Time D-Heads! This week we jump into the new year and the year of our major anniversary here at the show! And to help us kick it all off we welcome STEVE MOORE (Disney Animator, Writer, Director, The Goofy Movie, Brave Little Toaster, Back to Neverland, Beauty and the Beast The Enchanted Christmas, The Nightmare Before Christmas and more) to the show! Steve talks about growing up loving animation, working on classics, his favorite films to work on, legends he has worked with, current animation trends and so much more! In addition no show is complete without the D-Team and Erin dips his hand into the mailbag and answers your questions in I Want To Know. Domenic is back with more on the new streaming platform Disney Plus while Micheal gives a little bit nostalgia from the man himself in Walt's Footsteps. Charles brings a song and a smile in this week's Magic Music Review and Caitlin stops in with more Wonderful Women of Disney! There is news fresh off the D-Wire with news about our year long anniversary celebration, Walt Disney World, Epcot, Disney Channel, Marvel Studios, The Magic Kingdom, Vintage Disney Movies and more! So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with DisneyBlu's DizRadio "A Disney Themed Celebrity Guest Show"!
It's Time D-Heads! This week we jump into the new year and the year of our major anniversary here at the show! And to help us kick it all off we welcome STEVE MOORE (Disney Animator, Writer, Director, The Goofy Movie, Brave Little Toaster, Back to Neverland, Beauty and the Beast The Enchanted Christmas, The Nightmare Before Christmas and more) to the show! Steve talks about growing up loving animation, working on classics, his favorite films to work on, legends he has worked with, current animation trends and so much more! In addition no show is complete without the D-Team and Erin dips his hand into the mailbag and answers your questions in I Want To Know. Domenic is back with more on the new streaming platform Disney Plus while Micheal gives a little bit nostalgia from the man himself in Walt's Footsteps. Charles brings a song and a smile in this week's Magic Music Review and Caitlin stops in with more Wonderful Women of Disney! There is news fresh off the D-Wire with news about our year long anniversary celebration, Walt Disney World, Epcot, Disney Channel, Marvel Studios, The Magic Kingdom, Vintage Disney Movies and more! So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with DisneyBlu's DizRadio "A Disney Themed Celebrity Guest Show"!
It's Time D-Heads! This week we continue our Annual Very Merry Christmas Month-Long Celebration by believing in Santa, Angels and more as we welcome JAY O. SANDERS (Angels in the Outfield, The Big Green, Mr. Destiny, Day After Tomorrow, JFK, Glory, Author and more) to the show! Jay stops in and talks being on stage, fondest memories being part of these Disney classics, his current book, method acting and more! In addition no show is complete without the D-Team and Erin gives his thanks and grabs the questions from Santa's Bag in I Want To Know. Domenic is back with more on the new streaming platform Disney Plus while Frank gives a little bit of fun and smiles with the Disney Quote of the Week. And let's not forget Jeremy looking back at the important parts of This Week in Disney History. Charles brings a song and a smile in this week's Magic Music Review and Caitlin stops in with more Wonderful Women of Disney! We welcome a NEW D-Team member in Daryl from the UK as he gives you a rundown of the parks! There is news fresh off the D-Wire with news about the Zombies Sequel, Bob Iger, Baby Yoda, Disney Channel, Mickey's All New Attraction at Hollywood Studios, Epcot, Walt Disney World, Josh Gad, Rise of Skywalker, and so much more! So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with DisneyBlu's DizRadio "A Disney Themed Celebrity Guest Show"!
It's Time D-Heads! This week we continue our Annual Very Merry Christmas Month-Long Celebration by believing in Santa, Angels and more as we welcome JAY O. SANDERS (Angels in the Outfield, The Big Green, Mr. Destiny, Day After Tomorrow, JFK, Glory, Author and more) to the show! Jay stops in and talks being on stage, fondest memories being part of these Disney classics, his current book, method acting and more! In addition no show is complete without the D-Team and Erin gives his thanks and grabs the questions from Santa's Bag in I Want To Know. Domenic is back with more on the new streaming platform Disney Plus while Frank gives a little bit of fun and smiles with the Disney Quote of the Week. And let's not forget Jeremy looking back at the important parts of This Week in Disney History. Charles brings a song and a smile in this week's Magic Music Review and Caitlin stops in with more Wonderful Women of Disney! We welcome a NEW D-Team member in Daryl from the UK as he gives you a rundown of the parks! There is news fresh off the D-Wire with news about the Zombies Sequel, Bob Iger, Baby Yoda, Disney Channel, Mickey's All New Attraction at Hollywood Studios, Epcot, Walt Disney World, Josh Gad, Rise of Skywalker, and so much more! So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with DisneyBlu's DizRadio "A Disney Themed Celebrity Guest Show"!
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It's Time D-Heads! This week we kick off our Annual Very Merry Christmas Month-Long Celebration by celebrating Life Day the Star Wars way and welcoming EMILY SWALLOW (Star Wars The Mandalorian, Netflix's Castlevania, Supernatural, SEAL Team, The Mentalist and more!)to the show. Emily stops in and discusses being a part of the most streamed show in The Mandalorian, what it is like wearing the costume, her most memorable roles, the future of Star Wars, The Mentalist and more! In addition no show is complete without the D-Team and Erin gives his thanks and grabs the questions from Santa's Bag in I Want To Know. Domenic is back with more on the new streaming platform Disney Plus while Frank gives a little bit of fun and smiles with the Disney Quote of the Week. And let's not forget Jeremy looking back at the important parts of This Week in Disney History. Charles brings a song and a smile in this week's Magic Music Review and Caitlin stops in with more Wonderful Women of Disney! There is news fresh off the D-Wire with news about Honey I Shrunk the Kids Reboot, Josh Gad, Disney Plus, The Mandalorian, Magic Kingdom, Christmas, Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party, Rise of the Resistance, Hollywood Studios, Walt Disney Pictures, The Holidays at the Disney Parks, Disney Movies and more! So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with DisneyBlu's DizRadio "A Disney Themed Celebrity Guest Show"!
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