48 Days to the Work You Love Internet Radio Show

This is a challenge - if you've only been chasing the money. If you have a clear sense of purpose it will drive you even if you have all the money you'll ever need.

Questions this week:

1. How do I stay motivated and move forward when things are going well?

2. How do I scale up my kettle corn business?

3. How can I grow my $26,000 a year income as a guitar teacher?

Summary Notes:

Take a fresh look at your Personal Mission Statement. Make sure it engages your strongest passions and greatest talents. You'll be motivated by your purpose - and the money will take care of itself.

Look for ways to be outstanding - be so good they can't ignore you. Find your USP - Unique Selling Proposition

Look for ways to leverage what you know - not just what you do.

Get direct links to the resources mentioned in the podcast, including Acres of Diamonds in the show notes at https://www.48days.com/stay-motivated/

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The importance of personal responsibility on your future – If you want to know what your life will be like 3 years from now, just listen to what you’re saying. This is the first episode of the new year – not only a New Year but a new decade – 2020 – where we all…

If you want to know what your life will be like 3 years from now, just listen to what you're saying. This is the first episode of the year new - not only a New Year but a new decade - 2020 - where we all can claim perfect vision.

Focus on personal responsibility and the impact of our words:

• I'm at the bottom - I'm so disappointed
• I'm so stupid
• I'm so unlucky

vs

• I'm so creative
• I'm so heathy
• I'm so excited about my future

Get direct links to the resources mentioned on the podcast, including the 10 Quotations to Keep You Motivated Toward Your Dream in the show notes at https://www.48days.com/personal-responsibility/

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Conventional wisdom tells us that difficulty is something to be avoided – that it is a setback that leaves you worse off than you would be otherwise. But the reality is those difficulties often set us up for our biggest wins. David was small, with no military equipment or experience. But that “disadvantage” allowed him to…

Conventional wisdom tells us that difficulty is something to be avoided – that it is a setback that leaves you worse off than you would be otherwise. But the reality is those difficulties often set us up for our biggest wins. David was small, with no military equipment or experience. But that "disadvantage" allowed him to outmaneuver the massively prepared Goliath. What if instead of avoided your difficulty, you looked for it may be opening the door to your greatest win

Questions:

How to frame your difficulties into your greatest assets

Why you can stop worrying that age is a barrier to finding or forging a new career path

Where to find opportunities for meaningful work that are perfect for YOU

Why a setback may be setting you up for your greatest achievement

Get direct links to the resources mentioned on this podcast, including the special price for Dream Job in the show notes at https://www.48days.com/setbacks-and-difficulties/

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Answers to Questions From Entrepreneurs If you are truly an entrepreneur, trying to make a job work is going to be frustrating for both you and your employer. And if you’re drawn to a job because of “security” you’re shortchanging yourself. Listen in as I explain my own inability to ever have a job and…

If you are truly an entrepreneur, trying to make a job work is going to be frustrating for both you and your employer. And if you're drawn to a job because of "security" you're shortchanging yourself. Listen in as I explain my own inability to ever have a job.

Questions:

1. Which book should I read first?

2. I'm having difficulty understanding how to create my own website - what should I do?

3. Gary V says you need to be on every social platform - how can I keep up?

4. Hi Dan, Do you have any recommendations for day job ideas for people who are entrepreneurial and don't like being stuck at a desk?

5. I've always dreamed about being a real estate investor. I've put together 6 real estate transactions but got worried about not having a steady pay check, and went back to finance.

6. I feel like because I am truly meant to be an Entrepreneur, it's hard to get a good job. Maybe it's the energy I give off... Do you find that to be true?

Get direct links to the resources mentioned in this podcast, including all of Dan's book recommendations and the 10 Tips To Help You Stay Motivated To Live Out Your Dream in the show notes here: https://www.48days.com/questions-from-entrepreneurs/

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The most common questions submitted have to do with perceived obstacles — what’s holding you back from moving toward one’s goals. In this episode I unpack the most frequent issues shared as barriers to success. Hint – they can all be eliminated – and your success is right on the other side. Episode #694 December…

The most common questions submitted have to do with perceived obstacles to moving toward one's goals. In this episode I unpack the most frequent issues shared as barriers to success. Hint - they can all be eliminated - and your success is right on the other side.

Questions:

1. I'm lacking clarity

2. Not enough Money

3. Lacking Self-Confidence

4. Fear of loss greater than hope of gain -- I don't want to lose the security I have now I Need "Security"

5. I just procrastinate

6. I don't have enough time

7. I've tried before and failed

Get direct links to the resources mentioned on the podcast, including the free download the 11-page workbook, Who Are You and Why Are You Here in the show notes at https://www.48days.com/whats-holding-you-back/ ‎

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Making Good Decisions Is it really God’s blessing if we buy a new car – financed for seven years? I fear we often frame our decisions as God’s will when we’re just rationalizing our own questionable decisions. We can feel good about those decisions – but let’s not ignore wisdom and common sense. The story…