Average Guy Game

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Read This If You're Ready To Push Your Ideas Into The World...

 

Visualize this— 

 

Your new sales memoir is complete...(and, man, the design is beautiful)

 

Your marketing campaign has finally run its course...

 

Your launch happened...yesterday, as a matter of a fact 

 

And suddenly...the world understands you. 

 

Your people are gathering...

 

The message you’ve been carrying on your shoulders, that we both know can truly change lives; 

 

people finally get it. 

 

They’re bonding under your mantras and living in full, finally, and they have you to thank. 

 

Would that be the moment you feel most complete?

 

Imagine the sweeping change you’ve envisioned for the world, since your earliest years, coming about, one person at a time...

 

The same way Napoleon Hill might’ve felt when Think & Grow Rich made millionaires...

 

The same way Tony Robbins must’ve felt after writing and releasing Awaken the Giant Within to an accepting world that would go on to immortalize him forever...

 

How Russell Brunson must’ve felt when Dotcom Secrets took the world by storm, creating “funnel hackers” and resulting in a billion dollar company...

 

That very same emotion experienced by anyone whose ever decided to finally pull the trigger and create a platform to harbor the ideas they’ve valued all of their lives...

 

How would that feel? 

 

Knowing that people all over the world are staying up late at night— they can’t sleep

 

They’re reading through a collection of your thoughts and they’re becoming more and more ecstatic as each moment introduces to them a new secret of life that they had never before considered...

 

How would that feel? 

 

If you’re being honest, you probably answered:

 

“Great. It’s sound pretty damn good...”

 

...But deep down you realize, as good as that sounds, that pain of actually getting there might still be far greater than the rewards...

 

And I agree. 

 

As a person that LIKES and excels at writing, I have to admit that writing actually kinda sucks 

 

And that’s on its own—

 

The idea of...

 

...sitting down and formatting hundreds of pages and stories in my head in a way that actually makes sense...

 

...writing every day for a year or more...

 

...and doing all that as a person that possibly isn’t too great at writing at all...

 

Yeah, no. Not happening. 

 

Man, I remember even a few weeks back working on a sales memoir for Memoir Launch actually...

 

I had the title down...and that’s about it...

 

And I worked on it for about 5 weeks...

 

Most of which was spent just thinking about the amount of time it’d take for me to actually get it all done...

 

That and how much I’d really even get out of writing it...

 

And in the rare moments, I struggled to find a cohesive progression to the random soup of insanely good ideas that my sales memoir would consist of...

 

Then, with a headache, I just came back to reality and accepted the fact that I wasn’t about to sit down and spend a whole year of my life writing... 

 

I mean, wholeheartedly, I can say that the thing that would probably get this business (and the IDEA behind it all) out to people the fastest and in the most impactful way would be a sales memoir...

 

(As we’ve seen historically with other sales memoirs such as Mein Kampf, Communist Manifesto, The Bible and the aforementioned others) 

 

But, again; yeah, but nah, right? 

 

Writing is just a little too time consuming and complex of a beast at times to be a sensible option in a busy life...

 

But what other options are as effective? 

 

Naturally, the first alternative that anyone in that situation would think of is what? 

 

A ghostwriter, right? 

 

I’d say so. 

 

But, you see, as an actual working (ex) ghostwriter I’ll be the first to admit that paying for a ghostwriter is actually a pretty terrible idea  

 

You pay for a ghostwriter with the intention of getting a superior writer to translate your ideas into words wi

So often we think all of our thoughts originate from our own minds...

Hello everyone.

My name is Rashad and I’ll be working in tandem with Dallas throughout the development of this series.

Part 1 covers the nature of change in individuals, and serves as food for thought along with a few tips for stimulating growth in the psyche.

I’ll cover some of the forces behind change, its limitations, its accessibility, and its rationale/feasibility.

If you’ve read this far, I sincerely hope that you find the information useful.

Enjoy!

A couple months ago I began to branch out and solely follow all the entrepreneurs that were at the top of the game...

And you know what? I was kind of disappointed, I can't lie to you. 

I hate waking up every day, checking in on Instagram and Facebook and all the different places where I follow the minds that are supposedly driving change in the world and only seeing noise...

That's it. 

Regardless of which social site I choose to log into, all I ever experience is a cesspool of the same old regurgitated and rehashed ideas that everyone always says..

"Hustle, hustle, hustle..."

"I wake up at 3am to hustle"

"I'm a business or marketing coach..."

"I run an agency"

"The answer is simple; provide value"

And all these different bs sayings and traditions that everyone who has an internet connection has heard a million and a half times...

 

I've started to realize something is what I'm saying...

 

There are only a few guys that are actually different and innovative...

And the rest are just noise.

The rest are just clones and replicas. 

And they stand no chance at and have no hand in actually pushing the world forward. 

 

Innovation is a rare thing. 

 

And very rarely does someone have that thing. 

More often "entrepreneurs" see someone who is innovative and they just copy. 

And I believe this "culture" of entrepreneurialism we've been building is a result of that. 

People hear an innovator say something innovative one time and just take the idea, re-word it, and run with it.

And so all they have to offer that the end of the day is more of the same that we've already heard a million times. 

 

The reason this is bad is because our job description is based in the idea of creation. Creating new things. Because creating new things results in new stuff. The future. 

 

So, this episode will help you, if you're wondering, determine if you're, with your business or idea or whatever else, creating, or replicating.

 

And if you're replicated, outlines the blueprint for creation!

 

Book a call with me to talk about your ideas and strategies: 

https://calendly.com/tagteamwriting/chat

 

Save your seat: www.memoirlaunch.com/launchlist

 

Get your FREE copy of the Expert Secrets book, The Underground Playbook

For Turning Your Online Visitors Into Lifelong Customers: 

https://expertsecrets.com?cf_affiliate_id=2122947&affiliate_id=2122947

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Read This If You're Ready To Push Your Ideas Into The World...

 

Visualize this— 

 

Your new sales memoir is complete...(and, man, the design is beautiful)

 

Your marketing campaign has finally run its course...

 

Your launch happened...yesterday, as a matter of a fact 

 

And suddenly...the world understands you. 

 

Your people are gathering...

 

The message you’ve been carrying on your shoulders, that we both know can truly change lives; 

 

people finally get it. 

 

They’re bonding under your mantras and living in full, finally, and they have you to thank. 

 

Would that be the moment you feel most complete?

 

Imagine the sweeping change you’ve envisioned for the world, since your earliest years, coming about, one person at a time...

 

The same way Napoleon Hill might’ve felt when Think & Grow Rich made millionaires...

 

The same way Tony Robbins must’ve felt after writing and releasing Awaken the Giant Within to an accepting world that would go on to immortalize him forever...

 

How Russell Brunson must’ve felt when Dotcom Secrets took the world by storm, creating “funnel hackers” and resulting in a billion dollar company...

 

That very same emotion experienced by anyone whose ever decided to finally pull the trigger and create a platform to harbor the ideas they’ve valued all of their lives...

 

How would that feel? 

 

Knowing that people all over the world are staying up late at night— they can’t sleep

 

They’re reading through a collection of your thoughts and they’re becoming more and more ecstatic as each moment introduces to them a new secret of life that they had never before considered...

 

How would that feel? 

 

If you’re being honest, you probably answered:

 

“Great. It’s sound pretty damn good...”

 

...But deep down you realize, as good as that sounds, that pain of actually getting there might still be far greater than the rewards...

 

And I agree. 

 

As a person that LIKES and excels at writing, I have to admit that writing actually kinda sucks 

 

And that’s on its own—

 

The idea of...

 

...sitting down and formatting hundreds of pages and stories in my head in a way that actually makes sense...

 

...writing every day for a year or more...

 

...and doing all that as a person that possibly isn’t too great at writing at all...

 

Yeah, no. Not happening. 

 

Man, I remember even a few weeks back working on a sales memoir for Memoir Launch actually...

 

I had the title down...and that’s about it...

 

And I worked on it for about 5 weeks...

 

Most of which was spent just thinking about the amount of time it’d take for me to actually get it all done...

 

That and how much I’d really even get out of writing it...

 

And in the rare moments, I struggled to find a cohesive progression to the random soup of insanely good ideas that my sales memoir would consist of...

 

Then, with a headache, I just came back to reality and accepted the fact that I wasn’t about to sit down and spend a whole year of my life writing... 

 

I mean, wholeheartedly, I can say that the thing that would probably get this business (and the IDEA behind it all) out to people the fastest and in the most impactful way would be a sales memoir...

 

(As we’ve seen historically with other sales memoirs such as Mein Kampf, Communist Manifesto, The Bible and the aforementioned others) 

 

But, again; yeah, but nah, right? 

 

Writing is just a little too time consuming and complex of a beast at times to be a sensible option in a busy life...

 

But what other options are as effective? 

 

Naturally, the first alternative that anyone in that situation would think of is what? 

 

A ghostwriter, right? 

 

I’d say so. 

 

But, you see, as an actual working (ex) ghostwriter I’ll be the first to admit that paying for a ghostwriter is actually a pretty terrible idea  

 

You pay for a ghostwriter with the intention of getting a superior writer to translate your ideas into words wi

In one way or another, we're all "unheard" aren't we? Do you ever feel that way?...

Do you ever feel like the people around you just aren't really hearing your ideas and emotions?...

 

Like every time you speak you're just wasting your time and the words are falling on deaf ears?...

 

If so, I know a guy that feels your pain...but not because he had bad friends, or parents or whatever else...

 

Antonio T. Smith Jr. CEO of a 9 figure company, multiple time best selling author, genius tech inventor (creator of social media app MeWe), Forbes coaches council member and, last, but certainly not least, genuinely beautiful soul grew up in a way very few people can relate to...

 

Antonio, from the age of 6, due to a drug related incident, was taken away from his parents by CPS, and went on to spend the ages between 6 and 14 living entirely on his own in a trash can...

 

During that time, he explained during this podcast, he felt that literally no one in the world recognized his presence or humanity. No one cared to look his way or lend a helping hand. (except for one person, which we discuss in the episode)...

 

So, like most people, Antonio had tons of trouble getting the hang of the whole "life" thing in his younger years, but, as we all know at this point, he eventually went on to become the world-renowned multi-millionaire version of himself that he is today...

 

And so, on today's episode, he recounts that very journey from the very bottom...

 

To learn more about Antonio (Which I seriously suggest you do, grab his book FREE, follow him on every platform, thank him as much as possible for this amazing interview): 

 

Website: https://www.theatsjr.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theatsjr/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theatsjr/

Books: https://therichestmaninthetrashcan.com/freebook36383274

Podcast: https://antoniotsmithjr.com/secret-to-success-podcast/

 

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Read This If You're Ready To Push Your Ideas Into The World...

 

Visualize this— 

 

Your new sales memoir is complete...(and, man, the design is beautiful)

 

Your marketing campaign has finally run its course...

 

Your launch happened...yesterday, as a matter of a fact 

 

And suddenly...the world understands you. 

 

Your people are gathering...

 

The message you’ve been carrying on your shoulders, that we both know can truly change lives; 

 

people finally get it. 

 

They’re bonding under your mantras and living in full, finally, and they have you to thank. 

 

Would that be the moment you feel most complete?

 

Imagine the sweeping change you’ve envisioned for the world, since your earliest years, coming about, one person at a time...

 

The same way Napoleon Hill might’ve felt when Think & Grow Rich made millionaires...

 

The same way Tony Robbins must’ve felt after writing and releasing Awaken the Giant Within to an accepting world that would go on to immortalize him forever...

 

How Russell Brunson must’ve felt when Dotcom Secrets took the world by storm, creating “funnel hackers” and resulting in a billion dollar company...

 

That very same emotion experienced by anyone whose ever decided to finally pull the trigger and create a platform to harbor the ideas they’ve valued all of their lives...

 

How would that feel? 

 

Knowing that people all over the world are staying up late at night— they can’t sleep

 

They’re reading through a collection of your thoughts and they’re becoming more and more ecstatic as each moment introduces to them a new secret of life that they had never before considered...

 

How would that feel? 

 

If you’re being honest, you probably answered:

 

“Great. It’s sound pretty damn good...”

 

...But deep down you realize, as good as that sounds, that pain of actually getting there might still be far greater than the rewards...

 

And I agree. 

 

As a person that LIKES and excels at writing, I have to admit that writing actually kinda sucks 

 

And that’s o

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Read This If You're Ready To Push Your Ideas Into The World...

 

Visualize this— 

 

Your new sales memoir is complete...(and, man, the design is beautiful)

 

Your marketing campaign has finally run its course...

 

Your launch happened...yesterday, as a matter of a fact 

 

And suddenly...the world understands you. 

 

Your people are gathering...

 

The message you’ve been carrying on your shoulders, that we both know can truly change lives; 

 

people finally get it. 

 

They’re bonding under your mantras and living in full, finally, and they have you to thank. 

 

Would that be the moment you feel most complete?

 

Imagine the sweeping change you’ve envisioned for the world, since your earliest years, coming about, one person at a time...

 

The same way Napoleon Hill might’ve felt when Think & Grow Rich made millionaires...

 

The same way Tony Robbins must’ve felt after writing and releasing Awaken the Giant Within to an accepting world that would go on to immortalize him forever...

 

How Russell Brunson must’ve felt when Dotcom Secrets took the world by storm, creating “funnel hackers” and resulting in a billion dollar company...

 

That very same emotion experienced by anyone whose ever decided to finally pull the trigger and create a platform to harbor the ideas they’ve valued all of their lives...

 

How would that feel? 

 

Knowing that people all over the world are staying up late at night— they can’t sleep

 

They’re reading through a collection of your thoughts and they’re becoming more and more ecstatic as each moment introduces to them a new secret of life that they had never before considered...

 

How would that feel? 

 

If you’re being honest, you probably answered:

 

“Great. It’s sound pretty damn good...”

 

...But deep down you realize, as good as that sounds, that pain of actually getting there might still be far greater than the rewards...

 

And I agree. 

 

As a person that LIKES and excels at writing, I have to admit that writing actually kinda sucks 

 

And that’s on its own—

 

The idea of...

 

...sitting down and formatting hundreds of pages and stories in my head in a way that actually makes sense...

 

...writing every day for a year or more...

 

...and doing all that as a person that possibly isn’t too great at writing at all...

 

Yeah, no. Not happening. 

 

Man, I remember even a few weeks back working on a sales memoir for Memoir Launch actually...

 

I had the title down...and that’s about it...

 

And I worked on it for about 5 weeks...

 

Most of which was spent just thinking about the amount of time it’d take for me to actually get it all done...

 

That and how much I’d really even get out of writing it...

 

And in the rare moments, I struggled to find a cohesive progression to the random soup of insanely good ideas that my sales memoir would consist of...

 

Then, with a headache, I just came back to reality and accepted the fact that I wasn’t about to sit down and spend a whole year of my life writing... 

 

I mean, wholeheartedly, I can say that the thing that would probably get this business (and the IDEA behind it all) out to people the fastest and in the most impactful way would be a sales memoir...

 

(As we’ve seen historically with other sales memoirs such as Mein Kampf, Communist Manifesto, The Bible and the aforementioned others) 

 

But, again; yeah, but nah, right? 

 

Writing is just a little too time consuming and complex of a beast at times to be a sensible option in a busy life...

 

But what other options are as effective? 

 

Naturally, the first alternative that anyone in that situation would think of is what? 

 

A ghostwriter, right? 

 

I’d say so. 

 

But, you see, as an actual working (ex) ghostwriter I’ll be the first to admit that paying for a ghostwriter is actually a pretty terrible idea  

 

You pay for a ghostwriter with the intention of getting a superior writer to translate your ideas into words wi

There's always something...right? Always a new struggle, always a new challenge, always something, something stupid preventing you from actually leading and ENJOYING the life you've always dreamed... You've been struggling along for years and can't quit pin-point why...You can't quite seem to crack the combination to finally reveal prosperity... Does that sound familiar? If so, I want you to realize one thing; it's all part of the pattern...and today we have Brad Blazar on to prove it... Tens of thousands per month... Brand new jaguar out front... Gold plated rolex... Multi-million dollar business... Brad Blazar had it all. Until he didn't.  Overnight, a simple changing of one law, lead to the shut down of his entire business... And along with it, the dissolving of his first marriage... Within a short span of moments, Brad Blazar went from having it all-- being on top of the world, to, once again, being caught and strewn around within the unpredictable thralls of life. With nothing left to his name, he was forced to face the same fork in the road so familiar to us all:  Run or rise? This episode is a documentation of that story, as well as all the tools, tactics and strategies he'd adopted along the road. For more on Brad Blazar follow him on IG: @Bradblazar Visit his website: www.bradblazar.com Pick up one of his best-selling books: https://www.bradblazar.com/the-book And listen to his top-rated podcast: Beast Nation Podcast -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Read This If You're Ready To Push Your Ideas Into The World... Visualize this—  Your new sales memoir is complete...(and, man, the design is beautiful) Your marketing campaign has finally run its course... Your launch happened...yesterday, as a matter of a fact  And suddenly...the world understands you.  Your people are gathering... The message you’ve been carrying on your shoulders, that we both know can truly change lives;  people finally get it.  They’re bonding under your mantras and living in full, finally, and they have you to thank.  Would that be the moment you feel most complete? Imagine the sweeping change you’ve envisioned for the world, since your earliest years, coming about, one person at a time... The same way Napoleon Hill might’ve felt when Think & Grow Rich made millionaires... The same way Tony Robbins must’ve felt after writing and releasing Awaken the Giant Within to an accepting world that would go on to immortalize him forever... How Russell Brunson must’ve felt when Dotcom Secrets took the world by storm, creating “funnel hackers” and resulting in a billion dollar company... That very same emotion experienced by anyone whose ever decided to finally pull the trigger and create a platform to harbor the ideas they’ve valued all of their lives... How would that feel?  Knowing that people all over the world are staying up late at night— they can’t sleep They’re reading through a collection of your thoughts and they’re becoming more and more ecstatic as each moment introduces to them a new secret of life that they had never before considered... How would that feel?  If you’re being honest, you probably answered: “Great. It’s sound pretty damn good...” ...But deep down you realize, as good as that sounds, that pain of actually getting there might still be far greater than the rewards... And I agree.  As a person that LIKES and excels at writing, I have to admit that writing actually kinda sucks  And that’s on its own— The idea of... ...sitting down and formatting hundreds of pages and stories in my head in a way that actually makes sense... ...writing every day for a year or more... ...and doing all that as a person that possibly isn’t too great at writing at all... Yeah, no. Not happening.  Man, I remember even a few weeks back working on a sales memoir for Memoir Launch actually... I had the title down...and that’s about it... And I worked on it for about 5 weeks... Most of which was spent just thinking about the amount of time it’d take for me to actually get it all done... That and how much I’d really even get out of writing it... And in the rare moments, I struggled to find a cohesive progression to the random soup of insanely good ideas that my sales memoir would consist of... Then, with a headache, I just came back to reality and accepted the fact that I wasn’t about to sit down and spend a whole year of my life writing...  I mean, wholeheartedly, I can say that the thing that would probably get this business (and the IDEA behind it all) out to people the fastest and in the most impactful way would be a sales memoir... (As we’ve seen historically with other sales memoirs such as Mein Kampf, Communist Manifesto, The Bible and the aforementioned others)  But, again; yeah, but nah, right?  Writing is just a little too time consuming and complex of a beast at times to be a sensible option in a busy life... But what other options are as effective?  Naturally, the first alternative that anyone in that situation would think of is what?  A ghostwriter, right?  I’d say so.  But, you see, as an actual working (ex) ghostwriter I’ll be the first to admit that paying for a ghostwriter is actually a pretty terrible idea   You pay for a ghostwriter with the intention of getting a superior writer to translate your ideas into words with some haste  But guess what?  More often than not, it just ends up like a game of telephone  That’s why I stopped ghostwriting actually... It became increasingly obvious that there was no way to actually capture the voice and essence of an author without it being tainted by my own  Though people might accept the work I’d given, there was always an air of dissatisfaction on both ends  The work was always beautiful, but it just wasn’t them  I’d even paid for a ghostwriter a few times before myself in the past Back then, I was just looking for any shortcut to putting out what I felt was closest to my heart  But each and every time I found myself a lot further away from the finish line  So many issues, I can’t even begin to list them all, but for starters here’s a brief overview of pains you’ll experience when using a ghostwriter: - Price point. This is an obvious one. I get $25,000 is what the service is worth, but $25,000 grand for inaccurate work that I’ll just throw out upon receiving is senseless.  - Some of the writers just vanished with my work or was a bit wonky with deadlines and responses-- it’s always a pain to work for prolonged periods with ideas so sensitive.  - It takes a lot longer to tell someone your story and have them write it then to just write it yourself, oddly enough.  - A great number of ghostwriters just outsourced to other writers in far off countries  - And 100% of ghostwriters have failed to give me 100% of myself in the work Which, to that last point, is fair enough. Only we can ever truly know 100% of ourselves.  And that’s just a fact of life.  So, taking all of this into consideration. What I’m here to tell you is that, using traditional methods, your sales memoir will never see the light of day... But lucky for you, traditional is no longer the only way to go  I decided to quit ghostwriting, drop all my clients, and do something about it... The end result?  Memoir Launch.  And what does Memoir Launch do? In a broad overview, what it does is: It gets your sales memoir outside of your head and onto the page... 100% in your own voice... In as little as seven days... WITHOUT the use of ghostwriters (or even ever having to write yourself)  How?  Well, I’d love to explain, but it’d take more than another few paragraphs  And so, if you’re interesting in knowing how, I’ll leave a link at the bottom of this message to a little explainer video  But before we go there, I want to say this:  There isn’t anything like this in existence... It’s a completely brand new way of closing the gap between our ideas and texts on paper... And it’s the first “writing”process that doesn’t involve actually writing or human intervention...  But it’s still in beta... And so, it’s a little experimental... And so, due to that factor, the beta group of people who’ll get to try out this kind of secretive process, will be initially very small and very exclusive...  Remember, there’s no other company on the face of the planet using this method... In fact, depending on when you’re reading this message, we may not even have launched ourselves yet... But still, if you’re interested in having your sales memoir written AND launched using this new method click here: https://dallasprater.wixsite.com/memoirlaunchP.s And no, this isn’t just another stupid “secret” method that I’ll “teach” you or anything like that. The method isn’t even the secret. The secret is the technology that we’ve developed that no one else in the world yet has, that enables a whole new way of “writing”...

"My idea is sooo unique and...different...like, it's never been done before!"...

 

Famous final words before years of disappointment and frustration ensue...

 

Sound familiar?...

 

I know I can definitely relate to this...

 

As a pattern people with ideas-- unique ideas particularly fall into this one, stealthy trap...

 

Which is the trap of believing unique ideas create movements and markets on their own...

 

I recount in this podcast, time after time of falling victim to this false belief myself...

 

Again and again feeling that this idea would amass it's own cult following because it's entirely unique and a direct response to what the masses say they are lacking...

 

But, more importantly, in this episode I recount the less known facet of a very well known story...

 

The story of Russell Brunson's journey to build his billion dollar company, Clickfunnels, but the part of the story, specifically, where he has this billion dollar idea, but is unable to sell it...

 

The story is a perfect caricature of how we, as designers, bring brilliant, billion dollar designs to the world, but fail to allow these designs to blossom because we lack a proper understanding of the two paradigms that encompass all of human thinking...

 

Listen along to this episode, as I document myself unraveling the mystery...

 

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Read This If You're Ready To Push Your Ideas Into The World...

 

Visualize this— 

 

Your new sales memoir is complete...(and, man, the design is beautiful)

 

Your marketing campaign has finally run its course...

 

Your launch happened...yesterday, as a matter of a fact 

 

And suddenly...the world understands you. 

 

Your people are gathering...

 

The message you’ve been carrying on your shoulders, that we both know can truly change lives; 

 

people finally get it. 

 

They’re bonding under your mantras and living in full, finally, and they have you to thank. 

 

Would that be the moment you feel most complete?

 

Imagine the sweeping change you’ve envisioned for the world, since your earliest years, coming about, one person at a time...

 

The same way Napoleon Hill might’ve felt when Think & Grow Rich made millionaires...

 

The same way Tony Robbins must’ve felt after writing and releasing Awaken the Giant Within to an accepting world that would go on to immortalize him forever...

 

How Russell Brunson must’ve felt when Dotcom Secrets took the world by storm, creating “funnel hackers” and resulting in a billion dollar company...

 

That very same emotion experienced by anyone whose ever decided to finally pull the trigger and create a platform to harbor the ideas they’ve valued all of their lives...

 

How would that feel? 

 

Knowing that people all over the world are staying up late at night— they can’t sleep

 

They’re reading through a collection of your thoughts and they’re becoming more and more ecstatic as each moment introduces to them a new secret of life that they had never before considered...

 

How would that feel? 

 

If you’re being honest, you probably answered:

 

“Great. It’s sound pretty damn good...”

 

...But deep down you realize, as good as that sounds, that pain of actually getting there might still be far greater than the rewards...

 

And I agree. 

 

As a person that LIKES and excels at writing, I have to admit that writing actually kinda sucks 

 

And that’s on its own—

 

The idea of...

 

...sitting down and formatting hundreds of pages and stories in my head in a way that actually makes sense...

 

...writing every day for a year or more...

 

...and doing all that as a person that possibly isn’t too great at writing at all...

 

Yeah, no. Not happening. 

 

Man, I remember even a few weeks back working on a sales memoir for Memoir Launch actually...

 

I had the title down...and that’s about it...

 

And I worked on it for about 5 weeks...

 

Most of which was spent just thinking about the amount of time it’d take for me to actually

Yash is back!

 

Don't know yash yet? Then you've wasted every year of your life up until this point...seriously.

 

For those of us just getting into the game...

 

Yash, is the bridge between where you are and where you want to be...

And his podcast, behind your motive, is a documentation of just that...the "transitional phase."

 

Let me further that thought a bit, starting with a question...?

 

How's your life been as of late...?

 

How is it waking up every day?

 

Do you ever feel stuck or stagnate?

 

Or maybe like you're living is flat and unfulfilling...?

 

Do you ever feel like the extent to which you're living is far below the standards for which you've forever dreamed...?

 

Maybe you know all the tactics and strategies that you need to succeed, but for some reason, you just can't put it all together...

 

Well, Yash hypothesizes a lot of strife that people face in regards to these endeavors and in life, generally, is due to the fact that they face the world before going "behind their motives..."

 

Over the course of this episode and the next we take a deep analysis of this concept and attempt to break it down, step-by-step...

 

What is the key to a life we can look back on with joy?

 

Don't forget to FOLLOW YASH's Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/behind-your-motive/id1504863007

 

And don't forget to follow Yash on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/B52BX8oAkRU/

 

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Read This If You're Ready To Push Your Ideas Into The World...

 

Visualize this— 

 

Your new sales memoir is complete...(and, man, the design is beautiful)

 

Your marketing campaign has finally run its course...

 

Your launch happened...yesterday, as a matter of a fact 

 

And suddenly...the world understands you. 

 

Your people are gathering...

 

The message you’ve been carrying on your shoulders, that we both know can truly change lives; 

 

people finally get it. 

 

They’re bonding under your mantras and living in full, finally, and they have you to thank. 

 

Would that be the moment you feel most complete?

 

Imagine the sweeping change you’ve envisioned for the world, since your earliest years, coming about, one person at a time...

 

The same way Napoleon Hill might’ve felt when Think & Grow Rich made millionaires...

 

The same way Tony Robbins must’ve felt after writing and releasing Awaken the Giant Within to an accepting world that would go on to immortalize him forever...

 

How Russell Brunson must’ve felt when Dotcom Secrets took the world by storm, creating “funnel hackers” and resulting in a billion dollar company...

 

That very same emotion experienced by anyone whose ever decided to finally pull the trigger and create a platform to harbor the ideas they’ve valued all of their lives...

 

How would that feel? 

 

Knowing that people all over the world are staying up late at night— they can’t sleep

 

They’re reading through a collection of your thoughts and they’re becoming more and more ecstatic as each moment introduces to them a new secret of life that they had never before considered...

 

How would that feel? 

 

If you’re being honest, you probably answered:

 

“Great. It’s sound pretty damn good...”

 

...But deep down you realize, as good as that sounds, that pain of actually getting there might still be far greater than the rewards...

 

And I agree. 

 

As a person that LIKES and excels at writing, I have to admit that writing actually kinda sucks 

 

And that’s on its own—

 

The idea of...

 

...sitting down and formatting hundreds of pages and stories in my head in a way that actually makes sense...

 

...writing every day for a year or more...

 

...and doing all that as a person that possibly isn’t too great at writing at all...

 

Yeah, no. Not happening. 

 

Man, I remember even a few weeks back working on a sales memoir for Memoir Launch actually...

 

I had the title down...and that’s about it...

 

And I worked on it for about 5 weeks...

 

M