I don't know about you but as a go getter and someone who is definitely an A Type of personality, I certainly can have my challenges when it comes to relaxing.

I used to do a ton of work during the week, and then can have some challenge allowing "down time" over the weekend.

So instead of relaxing I'd either keep working or felt guilty because I wasn't working, then go right back into the week again to do it all over again.

Sound familiar?

Here's what I do now to get around all of that.

As you guys know, I'm a big sports fan, and more specifically with the NBA (basketball).

And one of the things they say is that in the Playoffs, the team that can make the best adjustments wins...always.

Not necessarily because they were the better team per se, but because they adjusted to what the defense was doing on a consistent basis, and from there found away to rise up despite those circumstances.

I think the same thing is true with success.

As a Type A Personality myself, one of my challenges was learning how to relax over the weekend. I'd do all of this work through out the week, and I'd have this gravitational pull to keep working.

And if I didn't, I'd feel guilty for not being "productive"!

Obviously that's not necessarily the best thing for your long term health, so here's a real simple adjustment I made that has made ALL of the difference in the world.

This is something I actually got from T. Harv Ecker "Secrets of a Millionaire Mind" and I thought it might be something you'd like to hear.

Here's the thing about success...

You can have it and still NOT be happy.

That's what I call the "dirty little secret of success" because a lot of people don't think about this.

They think that once I get more [fill in the blank] then I'll feel better, and that's simply NOT the case.

Anyway, tune in as Coach & Best-Selling Author Brian Hilliard breaks it down in his latest podcast.

We had a chance to have Michelle Slaney-Trovato stop by the studio to talk about success, mindset and what she tells others who are looking to create success on their own terms.

It's a good one!

This is something that I actually knew about, but for whatever reason fell off the reservation for a little in terms of really being intentional about it...

But now I'm BACK doing it on a consistent basis, and I wanted to share with you one of my everyday success habits.

One of the things that I don't think gets talked about enough is the idea that there isn't just 1 way to be successful.

In other words, you see all of these different folks on television and online saying you need to do it THIS way or you need to do it THAT way and that's all well and good. And not to disrespect them at all, but that doesn't mean that's the ONLY way to be successful.

That's the way that worked for them and potentially hundreds and thousands of others who they coached, but that doesn't mean that it will work for you.

The point: Look at your options and find the right way that works best for you. Which is what I talk about during this latest video.

This is something that I see a LOT from go getters who really are trying to get stuff done and be productive, but in their zeal to move forward as fast as possible...they wind up stressing themselves out in the process.

Sound familiar?

Anyway, tune in to see how Coach & Best-Selling Author Brian Hilliard deals with this someone chronic issue.

It started off simple enough, I bought a new phone...