Do you make excuses for not doing things? Are you living in a state of scarcity, continuously focusing on the things you don't have? Not enough time? Money? Connections? Skills? Resources? Recently I heard the story of James Lawrence, a man that did 50 Iron Mans in 50 days across 50 states. If that doesn't tell you what the human body and mind are capable of, nothing will. Tune in to hear this important message.

You probably don't realize it. But every single day, you're in direct competition with your self. It's a battle of the minds. And it's raging on inside your head 24/7. This game of mental olympics is tough. And it can beat you down. But when you understand the game, you can play to win. It's part and parcel to success in any area of your life. Not just business. Tune in to learn more.

Don't think it's possible to design your dream life? Stuck in a rut? Living in a cubicle getting to you? Scared of the future? We all have challenges that we face in life. But it's not about the challenges. It's about what you do in the face of those challenges. Do you relent or do you implement massive action? I sat down with Alex Dee, who's generated over $30 million in online sales to get his take on this topic. Tune in to listen now.

At the heart of any business lies the ability to sell. Without sales, there can be no business. That much is pretty obvious. But how do you go about selling? How do you increase sales while decreasing your spend to acquire customers? What are the tools and the techniques required to do that? The truth? It's not a simple answer. But at the very basis of it, sales requires understanding the psychology of selling. Tune in to learn more.

Assumptions are dangerous. They cut you off from the truth. And they limit your potential in life. They alter the direction and sway of the winds in your favor. Yet we always seem to assume. We always pass judgement. Even if we don't know any better. But rather than assuming. Question everything. Collect the right information. Then act accordingly. Just don't assume.

Most people think that success should be easy. They think it shouldn't take hard work. Or, they're simply unaware of just how much it takes to get there. And they also don't realize that there will be failure and heartache and pain along the way. But that is meant to serve you. Not hinder you. It helps you develop character. It doesn't happen through ease and quiet. Only through pain and adversity and upset.

We often think that the road to success and failure are different. They're not. In fact, they're almost exactly the same. The only difference is that one person stops along the way where another person simply continues. Failure. Upsets. Disappointments. They all get in the way. It veers us off the road. But if you can come back and keep going you'll get there eventually. It doesn't matter how slowly you go. As long as you do not stop.

Much of our communication involves non-verbal cues. Things like the tone or inflection of our voice. And our body language. You can say the same two things with a different tone and mean something entirely different. But beyond that are the unconscious clues that we give off to the world. Study them. Understand them. Wield them to your advancement. That's the true power of understanding the secrets behind our body language.

What's the difference between success and failure? Sure, there are many. But what's the biggest one? What sets the 1% apart from the rest? It might seem straightforward. Simple, even. Yet, it is something that requires true grit and determination to implement. Want to know what it is? Tune in to find out now.

We often absorb. But how often do we implement? And when we do implement, how persistent are we in doing so? The truth? The secret to succeeding is not only in learning. It's also in being a meticulous implementer. To keep pushing. Grinding. Toiling. That's what it takes. Knowledge might be power. But it's useless without the actual implementation of it.