52 Weeks Podcast

It is so important to stop and see how you are doing throughout your goal-achieving process. This week we are taking a step back to see how we are coming along with the goals we started out with, what we need to change or what is the game plan for the last quarter of the year. Let’s see our progress. I found this awesome quote by Rachel Hollis, ”A goal is a dream with its work boots on.” Let’s get to work and achieve our dreams!

It is so important to stop and see how you are doing throughout your goal-achieving process. This week we are taking a step back to see how we are coming along with the goals we started out with, what we need to change or what is the game plan for the last quarter of the year. Let’s see our progress. I found this awesome quote by Rachel Hollis, ”A goal is a dream with its work boots on.” Let’s get to work and achieve our dreams!

Guys! I am so excited to have my friend Chelsea Bowman on the podcast this week. Chelsea is a good friend of mine and she did an amazing thing this last weekend, she participated in REVEL Big Cottonwood. She ran 13.1 miles. We talk to Chelsea about the little milestones she faced as she trained and as she ran on race day. One of my favorite things she said was, "in the end you are only competing against yourself". I thought this was profound. Come listen to the other inspirational things she teaches and shares with us!

With the labor day weekend coming to an end and now moving into fall. We are looking at our list of things we wanted to do. We may be feeling overwhelmed or feeling accomplished with the goals we have. We still have time to get things finished and remember that wherever you are on your … Continue reading "Week 38 | Uplifting Humanity"

Do you ever find yourself believing that great success requires great action? James clear wrote in his New York Times best seller Atomic Habits that Tiny change brings about remarkable results. A slight change in your habits can have a dramatic effect on the course of your life – for good and for bad.

It is so important to stop and see how you are doing throughout your goal-achieving process. This week we are taking a step back to see how we are coming along with the goals we started out with, what we need to change or what is the game plan for the last quarter of the year. Let’s see our progress. I found this awesome quote by Rachel Hollis, ”A goal is a dream with its work boots on.” Let’s get to work and achieve our dreams!

For today’s episode we go over a thoughtful email from Anthony Iannarino from b2b sales training. It goes over how the average lifespan is 76 years old which is 27,740 days. That’s 3,952 Monday mornings. My sensitivity to time and its fleeting nature only continues to increase, as has my realization of how much of it I squandered, believing it was abundant. We perceive time as being abundant because each morning, we are greeted by a rising sun that makes the start of a new day. We have known nothing else.

Paul Johnson is an attorney by day and casual philosopher by night. He completed a BS and MS in Materials Science and Engineering before attending law school at Arizona State and now practices patent and trademark law. An Arizona native, he now lives in Utah and misses Arizona every winter. His favorite activities involve collaborative creation and long discussions with small groups of the world’s best people. He always has goals, some of which he keeps religiously and others of which always seem to elude him.

When Pamela’s husband left for basic training she had some choices to make. What would she do with her time? How would she entertain herself? What did she want to focus on? After hearing about the 75 Hard program from a friend Pamela realized that 75 days was just about the same amount of time that her husband would be gone. If he was going to do hard things she could too. In this episode Pamela shares the highs and the lows of the program and what kept her motivated for the entire 75 days.

Oprah Winfrey inspired this topic. She has a famous quote saying, "A mentor is someone who allows you to see the hope inside yourself." Mentor seems like such a formal title, but there have probably been countless experiences that you have turned to someone you admire for advice or help. Whether the individual you seek out is a boss, church leader, friend, family member, professor, athletic coach, or other, the importance of mentors is undeniable. These individuals can help you see the hope inside yourself and help you go out there and get your goals.