You can’t do everything, but you can do anything.

This episode is for the person that is ready to quit making excuses, master the practice of taking consistent action day in and day out, and dominate the path that they are on.

We are going to give you the tools that will help you remove any and all excuses that are standing between you and your goals.

Shiny Object Syndrome is real. 

With opportunities around every corner, success can look deceptively easy from the outside looking in, but when you try to chase all of these opportunities at once, things don't work out. 

This episode is for you if you want to achieve the highest level of success on the path you are already on. That could be in your corporate career, your military career, etc. 

Listen to this episode and you will leave with a clearer vision of where it is that you want to go, and how to keep yourself laser-focused until you get to those goals.

You are not going to succeed.

Not if you are one to avoid pressure.

Not if you are one to avoid the harder path.

When you feel like you’re stuck, or an aspect of your life has gotten so far out of control that there is no coming back, there are a few things that you need to do to get yourself moving in the right direction.

This week’s episode will help you get your wheels to stop spinning, and put you on a path for a chain of major victories and success.

Everybody has a breaking point.

This past weekend, a Conquer Academy member reached out looking for help breaking through some of his biggest obstacles that have been weighing on him for some time now.

A member that has seen success in many areas, but still has a handful of demons that he is dealing with day in and day out.

This episode goes out to all of you that are in a similar situation. Fighting off certain demons every day, but may or may not have reached your breaking point yet.

The point where enough is enough.

Listen to today’s episode, and you will find tools to help you defeat these demons, as well as the inspiration to push yourself further than you’ve ever imagined.

Many young leaders are unprepared for what is about to hit them.

Use what you learn in this episode to build a foundation for yourself as a new leader, and you will be putting yourself at a great advantage to grow on the strong foundation that you have built for yourself.

Your energy is a resource. 

Every day you wake up with a certain amount of energy in the tank, and it is up to you to decide how you will use up that resource. 

You can put your energy toward negative feelings, actions or people. You can also put your energy toward positive feelings, actions or people. 

When you start to pay closer attention to where you are putting your energy, and who you are giving it to, you will start to notice a shift in your entire life. 

Use what you learn in this episode, and see if it helps you start to move in the direction that you want to go in. 

We've been getting a lot of questions recently surrounding discipline, consistency, and confidence. 

Most people seem to be lacking, if not missing, any combination of these three elements in their life, and we want to do our part to change that. 

Today's episode dives into how to build your discipline, how to be more consistent, and in turn, how to boost up your confidence perpetually. 

Let me ask you a question. 

When is the last time that you quit something?

Let me ask you another question. 

What was the reason that you quit? 

When it comes to the reasons for quitting anything, it's hard to really even say if and when is the right time to quit. 

What I can tell you is that, more often and not, quitting is not truly justified. 

Quitting is what holds people back, and it has only become more apparent over time that so many people will quit on their goals before they even start working toward them! 

That's what we are talking about in today's episode. 

We are going to help you understand the importance of following through with what you say you are going to do, while also giving some insights on when might be the appropriate time to quit. 

Ultimately, you want to make sure that you are not building up your "quitting muscles" but you are building up your "winning muscles" instead. 

When is the last time that you had a virtual meeting for school or work?

For most of us, the answer is very recently.

That’s because that is the world we are living in right now. The virtual world.

The virtual world has made some teams across the world a lot weaker, but it has made other teams a lot stronger.

What’s the difference between the teams that got weaker and the teams that got stronger?

A massive part of it is leadership.

How have the leaders of the strengthening teams handled and adapted to the virtual world?

Are we ever going to come out of the virtual world, or will leading virtual teams be a crucial skill to have from this point forward?

There’s one way to find out…

Through observation, it has become apparent that there is one big problem in this world that could be solved if we all start taking the steps to work on it. 

That problem is that we have too many people and too many wannabe leaders demonstrating "lazy thinking" when they should be demonstrating "leader thinking." 

Lazy thinking leads to individuals and their teams getting stuck, lacking in performance, and ultimately missing out on a lot of opportunities and efficiency. 

So here we are going to go over what lazy thinking is, and how to transition yourself and your team from lazy thinking to leader thinking so that everyone can boost there performance, be more efficient, and see greater results.