Anecdotes for Success.

Matt and Paul discuss how life experience is meant to supplement learning, and make it the life-long process is it meant to be.

Everyone knows how to "start a fire". Matt and Paul discuss how so few are willing to put in the actual work to sustain it for long periods of time.

Is it balance or tolerance? Matt and Paul discuss the concept and also explain, with no excuses, why it has been part of the exact reason they haven't recorded an episode in the past few weeks.

Neil is a high school English teacher after making a pivot a few years back. He discusses how a successful business career left him feeling comfortable and complacent and what led him to finally take the leap to make a change. Neil discusses the importance of never settling, initiating change and always preparing for what's next. "Comfort is a killer."

Jeff is an engineer by education, but an entrepreneur and business developer by trade. He discusses his journey and how he just keeps seizing opportunities through consistent effort. As for the ups and downs, "failure is part of the process."

Matt and Paul discuss how the podcast started, has evolved and the meaning and purpose behind what they do. "You can learn and sharpen your game, from the inspiring stories of others."

Successful people have a tendency to take on too many projects and can over extend themselves. Why? Matt and Paul think they know the answer.

Val discusses his departure from Poland as a 20 year old and how his journey gives him a very valuable perspective to this day. Keep moving, never give up and work hard. If you stop, someone else will take your place.

Structure is a necessary part of personal and professional life. Daniella discusses how this structure has led to both more freedom and happiness on her journey.

Paul's favorite phrase is discussed, in detail. Day by day, non-negotiables and why so many struggle with this simple concept. Matt and Paul both agree on three basic actions that will lead to greater consistency in all one does.