Change The Game

When it comes to having a service take care of you or your business, if that provider is not doing what they agreed to do and expecting to get paid, it is time to cut the cord. Alternatively, expecting to get a result without paying for it points to reassessing your own expectations. 

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What you do on a daily basis adds up. All the planning, working, and review adds up. It’s great to have a vision and work towards it, but just understand that you just never know how much success is really in front of you. Pick an area across any area of your life that needs addressing and start work on the number one thing that can have an impact there.

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Today I’m joined by Shayne Javersak, a chiropractor from Oklahoma, where he has been practicing for 20 years. We discuss what Gamechanger has done for Shayne, from gaining action and clarity across his entire life, to feeling like he is a part of a team within Gamechanger. Shayne expresses how the Gamechanger has changed his game, and more importantly, his life for the better. 

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If the first thing you do in the morning is wake up and check your email, you immediately put yourself into someone else’s agenda. We also need to look at the activities we should limit in our lives, activities that could end up taking too much of our time which could be better spent somewhere else. In this second part, we’ll talk about the second two quadrants. 

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What is it going to take for me to get from point A to Z in my business? How can we make sure we are putting on our calendar the time and space for us to take care of the important but not urgent tasks we have on our list. This simple tool we can use works, and in this podcast we’ll talk about the first two quadrants. 

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God will never give you more than you can handle is the phrase we’ve heard most of our life. Except, in reality, God gives us more than we can handle. God does these things to stretch us to become more of a person than where we are currently. When he does, it is for a reason. 

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Today I’m joined by Jake Schuman, a chiropractor from East Texas, where he has been practicing for 2 years. We discuss what Gamechanger has done for Jake, from being aware of burnout and working to avoid it, to being sure to invest in himself as a man, not just a business owner. Jake expresses how the Gamechanger brotherhood has brought people and knowledge into his life that would not have been there otherwise. 

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Capacity is developed, you can accelerate and build your capacity to improve it. We are pushed to our capacity across all aspects of our lives, from business to being a father or husband. One of the best indicators that you have hit your capacity somewhere is the manifestation of pain. Once the pain shows up is when the work really begins and that is where you start expanding your capacity. Where in your life do you have a capacity block?

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You need a business model. It doesn’t have to be super advanced or complicated, but you need a simple life model on how you are approaching your day. This applies across all aspects of life, from working out to talking to your kids, just have a plan. Is your current life and business model working? If one is working and the other isn’t what can you do to change it?

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The Seagull Approach is simply walking by and dropping things or work on someone’s desk and continuing to walk right on by. This is good because it implies a level of trust in your team, but oftentimes people need more than that, they need direction. When you do things like this you need to be sure you are setting yourself and your team up for success, not frustration. The same ideas hold true in your family life.

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