EDGY Conversations

The Big Takeaway: We live a lot of our lives for the future while overlooking the present.

I'm guilty of thinking (and saying), "Let's wait til later to have a relationship. Let's wait til later to spend time with the kids, because I'm working so hard for our future," but I've learned, the future is a series of outcomes based on my actions right now.

It's time to stop focusing on everything you have to do while you are in the moment. And start focusing on the moment you are in.

What can you do purposefully right now?

Come over to our Facebook group and share what you are focusing on in your "purposefully now" moments >> edgy.es/fbgroup

The Big Takeaway: If your life depended on it, would you know exactly what you should be doing?

Today I talk about the idea of abundance as a lifestyle versus a mindset.

If we all had the mindset and believed that if you put good in, that you get good out or if you lived your life with the belief that everything would be just work out, would we do know then what we should be doing? Would we fear less?

If we just believed in the good of the universe would it be easier to find purpose?

How are you using abundance as a road map to success? How are you using abundance to figure out your purpose?

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Not too long ago, I was working with a client located about an hour north of Philadelphia, PA. After a long day of strategy, I was exhausted and stressed out and not in the most positive state of mind. So I decided to do what I do to relax – lace up the running shoes and go for a run.

The town was in a valley surrounded by mountains, so I set out with GPS in hand and headed for a nearby peak, running up steep mountain trails. When I reached the top, it was about 7:30, and the sun was just beginning to set. A ball of orange fire at the edge of the horizon. So beautiful.

As I sat alone watching a breathtaking sunset, my attitude began to mellow. How could I be stressed out seeing such a spectacular sight?

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The Big Takeaway: If you are looking to change, you should care about identity.

You don't have to improve. As a person, you get to improve. It's not a requirement. It's a choice.

And so is identity. You choose who or what you identify yourself as. Once you've adopted your identity, things start changing.

How has changing your identity changed your life?

Come over to The EDGY Facebook group and share with us >> edgy.es/fbgroup

The Big Takeaway: Bridging the gap between having purpose and being purposeful

I believe that a lot of the failures I've had in my life was because I wasn't purposeful.

It wasn't that I didn't know my purpose. It was just that I was unaware of what I was doing when I was doing it.

And you have options right now that you may be overlooking because you aren't as purposeful as you could be.

Listen to this podcast on purpose. Then come over to The EDGY Facebook group and share how you can (and will) be more purposeful today >> edgy.es/fbgroup

Join us for the final segment with Jim Fortin. We continue our conversation about dismissing bad habits- successfully. And focusing your attention on where it needs to be. We also look at creating a new identity for success.

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Day three with Jim Fortin reveals how to look at yourself at an identity level. If you don't identify with what you want, you will never get there. We also cover habits and dismissing them.

95% of everything you do is a habit. Learn the simple trick to change them quickly.

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In 1930, the 23 year old Freddie Chapman led a British expedition to Greenland.  He experienced such ferocious cold that he lost all his finger and toenails.  He got lost at sea and spent 20 hours in a kayak.  During one exploration he fell into a deep gash in a glacier and just barely saved himself by holding onto the handles of his dog sled - pulling himself hand over hand back to the top.  At the end of this exploration, he was one of only 3 people who made it out alive.

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Today, we continue the interview with Sales Psychology guru, Jim Fortin. We are talking about the science of energy and physical reality bending to your subconscious.

We also talk about using sense in your everyday life along with a couple short lessons in physics and cosmic law.

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This week I interview Jim Fortin, the founder of The Sales Psychology Academy.

Today we look at the way people buy. There are two ways that may be a shock to you, but you can use them to generate revenue as soon as you learn what they are.

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