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I don’t like to admit it, but I don’t like change. But it’s something I’m working on because more and more I realize the amazing benefits of having new experiences—I even create those experiences for others as part of my Work Hard Play Hard Mastermind Experience. So today, we’re going to talk about the science behind trying new things, how doing something different wakes you up to the experience, and how novelty can actually rewire your brain.
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I often hear from my coaching clients that “things aren’t bad,” you know? When we’re talking about what areas of their life they want to improve they are grasping to come up with something. They’re living life at 72 degrees—too comfortable to turn on the AC or put on a jacket. It’s good to be grateful for what you have and recognize what you’ve achieved, but humans always want to be growing. Sometimes we’re just not paying attention to the cues in life that we want something more. We’re going to talk about what to look out for, how to identify when good enough is actually good enough, and how to stop yourself from growing stagnant.
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You’ve probably heard people talk about having a “growth mindset” before. Some people believe they were born with certain abilities—also known as a “fixed mindset”—and others believe they can cultivate it. But how do you get a growth mindset, and what can it do for you? We’re going to share two stories from our life about overcoming a fixed mindset and adopting a growth mindset.
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In this Double Shot, I talk about the obsessive rumination over work thoughts and how to hack your brain into being more present, how to balance parenting to believe anything is possible while also balancing expectations, noticing the impact of my testosterone replacement therapy, and the perks of our new Patreon community.
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Jealousy is ugly—we all know it. But what if we contextualize jealousy for what it actually is: a sign of contrast? We’ve explored the topic of contrast before, but today I’m going to give an actionable way to explore contrast in your life with two tools that will help you add and subtract things from your life at will.
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In this Double Shot, I talk about how to set a new vision when you’re living your past one, trying to step into the moments in life that you want more of, my quest to find the perfect wearable—and what’s currently working for me, and how getting into your heart can help you change the patterns in your life that keep you feeling unhappy.
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While in the middle of our long traveling stint, someone reached out to Kim via DM and asked why we were okay working in the middle of our holiday. And look, it’s a good question! So we’re addressing that today. Why are we still working and creating content while we travel? Do we ever take time off to fully unplug? And what are the alternatives? Let’s discuss!
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People love to look at us traveling one month out of the year and say “Well, that must be nice.” And you know what? It is nice, but it sure wasn’t easy. When something is a priority in your life—like travel is for us—you have to make sacrifices to make it happen. Years ago we were taking one week a year of vacation until we decided to push it to two, then three, then four—all while running a business. We share the steps we took to get there, the role mindset plays in getting what you want, and how you can start making your dreams a reality.
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If you had the opportunity to do it all over again—to relive your life knowing what you know now—what would it look like? We gain a lot of clarity just moving through life, but the cruel irony of that is we don’t often get the time to make adjustments and live a full life with those lessons in mind. Or… maybe you can. It takes courage to look at your life, to realize you’re on the wrong track, and intentionally start over, even when it means taking a step back. So many of us are living our lives by default without taking the time to design the life we want to live. We’re going to share why you MUST shift gears the moment you know you’re on the wrong path, or risk living a life of regret.
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Jasmine Star makes social media look easy. That is her job, after all. But the truth is, social media is work—for all of us. That doesn’t mean it has to be like pulling teeth. In this conversation, we tackle how Jasmine’s background set her on the path she’s on today, the things she’s learned along the way on her journey towards success, and why finding your joy usually means doing hard things you don’t want to do. She knows how to work hard, but she also knows how to enjoy life.
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