People get caught up in all forms of what our life consists of. Wether it is work, personal relationships, hobbies, family, education and ect. So many things we have going on in our life can create foggy vision. We miss things and we do not give the attention to the small wins to keep us going. Those small wins we overlook because we are so caught up in trying to go after the big overall objective. But those are the small things that give us that confidence to keep striving for all that we want to do.

We all go through our days thinking action to action, task to task, day to day. We have these goals and dreams and ambitions and know what we want our end goals to be. We all have our finish lines of where our journey ends for what we want. That is us living there, we are living at our finish lines. We are living and working towards our goals to be at that end goal. But you cannot give up. Now think, what do you need to do to become that person at the finish line?

We all want to be there for the individuals in our life, maybe you can think of others out there that you don't even know of. Thinking for yourself doesn't mean you have to cut out the world or you cannot do things for others. But we owe it to ourselves to be able to give us the opportunity to grow, to fully understand what we want. What we are all capable, but we cannot get there unless we think for ourselves. Being able to take the chances, whether people agree or not.

Isn't it weird that in life when something bad happens or when someone does something wrong, we tend to focus more on that than people who do good things. Or scenarios or situations in life that happen to us, we cannot forget the bad. Yet we never give ourselves the credit for all the good we do. Whatever happens in life, whether it's people that have a negative impact or situations in life that seem to never go right. Misery loves company.

Often in our lifetimes we're distracted by events in which we have no control over. It's up to us to dictate how every day will turn out. In this episode, we discuss the power in being able to dominate your day by keeping tunnel vision until the finish line. We all like to believe we're in control until the moment we're not. 

We all react differently to the life around us, but it's our responsibility to achieve our milestones in the end. Every day is a journey within itself.

Who is Matt Knee? Matt is the founder of MyCompanyWorks, Inc. He is also the author of Startups Made Simple: How to Start, Grow, and Systemize Your Dream Business. In his book he covers what he calls "the Founder Superpowers," which are a collection of skills and habits found in entrepreneurs through his own experience. Matt goes into depth on his five favorite "superpowers" that he has observed in others. What are some "superpowers" you've observed within yourself?

What does it mean for you to be proud? Is it something you're happy about because you accomplished a goal? Are you proud of your friends because of the impact they have made on you? Are you proud of the people you come from whether experience is good or bad, that has shaped you into the person you have become? Above all, you have to be proud of you. If you're not there yet, then thats ok. Address the situation and do what you can to change that.

One of hardest things people learn at any age. It doesn't matter whether you are a young child, 2nd year of college, to 60-70 years old. We all have our relationships in life where we want to be there and give advice or input and guidance or just want to learn. But we have the hard time with not always being right. But most importantly people just want to be heard. And you have no idea what kind of power that can give someone and you.

It doesn't matter how old you are, whether you are in your early teens and you are preparing for high school. Or wether you are in high school you are preparing for what college you want to get into. Or maybe your life as you knew it flipped upside down and start over.

Setting goals, listening and learning from others that have successfully done what they have wanted to do. Maybe just trying something new that you had no idea you enjoyed. Sometimes you just have to risk it for the biscuit.

For this week’s bonus interview Mitchell and Marco were able to pick apart Bobby Hobert's brain aka Bobbbaaaay. He is the host of the podcast “Purpose in the Youth.” In this interview he explains how he moved from the east coast to the west. His story explains the depth of what made him come up with the idea of starting his own podcast.

His podcast has now surpassed 120 episodes; averaging an episode every week for the past two years. Get to know who the real Bobbbaaay is through this interview.