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*"You can be successful in business, you can be a successful entrepreneur or you can be successful in your family but if you are not managing your money that will continually get in the way. "* - Ashley Jankowski

Ashley and her husband married at a very young and went through a tough time financially just understanding what it meant to be an adult into this society. Ashley will share her journey on how she struggled as she learned how to be financially fit. You will learn that to become financially fit, you need your finances to be in order.

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" Winning isn't really winning especially if you are on the other side of somebody who lacks empathy, someone who lacks feeling and kindness. "

In this episode, Dan talks about how to make other people awesome. He shares how he is raised by very conservative parents. Dan shares about a point in his life where he spent a number of years in Mexico doing missionary works. He then began to notice how kind and generous those people doing this kind of work.

Listen to this episode as you learn how you can heal other people's wound, how you can make other awesome.

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Dan and Broc have a conversation with the founders of JT Music. As a music artist, the group needs to face different challenges for them to succeed in their chosen field. There are all of these things you have to figure out even at the next level where you are successful, where you're going. They will how on how they grow their Youtube channels and get at least 7 million subscribers.

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In this episode, Dan shares his insight on how we can make other people awesome. He talks about his experience when he was in the West Coast doing business with some powerful people.

This episode will teach us how we can build this deep personal relation. It will help us to understand better on why it is important to build relationships with people around us.

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We all want to be in our best self. Who wouldn't want it? This month we talk about the idea of how to make other people awesome.

Dan shares how he remember a time where he wanted a rich uncle. Someone who can jump in and rescue, save you from all the drama and chaos, all the frustrating things that slow you down, stop you from having fun and achieving success.

We all feel connected when we hear other people doing some awesome things. We feel like we are not alone when there are other examples of people out there doing and crushing it of being awesome.

Have you already helped someone to become awesome? Share us your thoughts by visiting our Edgy Empire facebook group. Let us all help each other to become awesome.

Dan shares another great book that we should all read - The Checklist Manifesto: How to Get Things Right by Atul Gawande. Having a checklist doesn't seem to really be a big deal.

A great quote from the book that Dan shares, "Do everything 1% better". Do everything 1% better and once all of these would add up, it will result in a massive progress over time.

How do we level up? Maybe we are better than everybody around is, but the idea of leveling up says we are still gonna take it to that one next bit of brilliance.

Listen to this episode l, get inspired, be better and then come and visit our Edgy Empire facebook group.

Dan shares about a book he read - How I Raised Myself From Failure to Success in Selling by Frank Bettger.

We all have to have enthusiasm about being enthusiastic. You can't make others awesome as a leader until you will become awesome yourself.

Sometimes, we are so focused on trying to please everybody else. We are so focused on trying to encourage everybody else. We are so focused that we think it's a good thing but we don't understand how much it becomes so negative for us.

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In this episode, Dan shares a short story about the power of radical candor. When you let people control your emotions, you make them important even when they shouldn't be simply because of your frustration.

Dan believes we can all be a better version of ourselves if we treat each and everyone with radical candor.

How disrespectful are we if we don't treat people with the respect they deserve? If we don't give them the time they deserve?

Come and visit the EDGY Empire of Awesomeness and share your own story where you unknowingly practice radical candor.

In order to build a culture of radically candid guidance, we need to give, get and encourage both praise and criticism.

This episode will talk about the idea of giving praise and criticism as a way of showing that you care and that you want your people to level up. You gonna care so deeply that you're gonna change immediately.

Do you think you are now a radically candid person? Share your thoughts with us by visiting our EDGY Empire of Awesomeness Facebook page. Share your journey in learning radical candor.

Dan shares about Kim Scott's book, Radical Candor. He shares how Kim break down Radical Candor into 2 very simple concepts.

The book also highlights 4 areas of Radical Candor. This episode will help us to understand more or even helps us to effectively practice radical candor.

One of the big things that are required of the Radical Candor model is, before you give criticism you demand that other people give you criticism first. You show leadership by accepting that criticism.

Come and visit the EDGY Empire of Awesomeness and share what you learned about this episode. We are so excited to read your comments.