Impulse Upgrade

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Why would you want to talk to strangers? It may seem uncomfortable and even just plain odd to talk to strangers. Talking to strangers can have amazing benefits because when you only communicate and talk with your friends or the same group of people you are only exposing yourself to a small set of opinions and views of the world. Talking to strangers allows you to engage and interact with someone you don't usually come in contact with. This allows you to even experience different cultures through other people. A good book on this exact concept is Malcolm Gladwell's "Talk To Strangers" is a great one. It goes into how often times as humans we don't understand one another.

One thing that not enough people do is taking care of their bodies. It may seem like common sense, but we only have one body. You can't upgrade, replace, or buy a new one off of Amazon so take care of it while you have it! Drink water, exercise, and do the things that you know are good for yourself every day. Eat healthily and do something to upgrade the way you are treating your body!

Don't procrastinate, start doing. As I record this podcast episode for you in a Las Vegas elevator, I will let you in on a little secret. I struggle with procrastinating all the time; I've been actually meaning to start this informational web series for a while now. One day, I just had to decide to do it. Even if whatever it is is not perfect, get it started. Simply just you starting will motivate you to keep going.

No matter what it is you are passionate about dive in head first! Do not wait for the perfect time to begin because that perfect time will never come and you will just find yourself waiting. Take it upon yourself to get up and get after it! It may not seem easy, but nothing worth having is ever easy!

One of the things that too many of us forget to do is give ourselves credit for the things that we have accomplished in life whatever that may be. Many of us are caught in a negative mindset always thinking about how we can improve and become better, but the fact is if you are giving your best effort you need to always remember to give yourself positive praise and credit.

This doesn't mean to stop being hard on yourself, stop trying to work harder, or crackdown when you know that you need it; however, we need to recognize when we are putting in our all and that we owe ourselves credit. Give yourself compliments on your accomplishments; this helps you really keep track of where you are in life and even more important, where you need to go. Keep that in mind going forward, work hard and it will pay off!

One of the best pieces of advice that I have gotten throughout my adventures in life is to Dream Huge. This is one of the main lessons I try to get through to all of my listeners, you need to dream big! Think about it like this, if you dream small and you do succeed in accomplishing your dreams then you have only achieved something small. That defeats the point of a dream!

To dream is to set an aspirational goal. Dream of accomplishing something so spectacular that even if only accomplish half of that dream you are still achieving something extraordinary. So even accomplishing part of your grand goal will leave more fulfilled than achieving a small dream. Don't be afraid to dream large! No one who has ever limited themselves by dreaming small has ever made it huge.

Simple as this, when we dance, we feel good. Sometimes when you are in a good spot in life and you hear music come on, you just start to dance. You move, groove, and just start to kind of enjoying it which exasperates more energy within your body which leads you to do it longer. The next thing you notice, you are in a good mood.

Most of the time, when we are in a bad mood it makes it a little difficult to want to go and dance. What Kyle is telling you is no matter what go ahead and dance a little bit, put yourself in that good menu no matter how you are feeling.

One truly important self-development habit that I was taught by my father is to make random comments to anyone that you may meet throughout your life. No matter if it may come off as awkward, just doing it will allow you to say it better the next time around.

Too often, we miss out on the opportunity to connect with one another. Grab hold of the opportunity and speak your mind. Not only is it practice for the next person you talk to, but it also strengthens your own voice.

It is time to ask yourself an important question. Are you living your dream? Take the time to answer yourself, are you living your dream or the dream of others? Assess how you spend your time, is it working for someone else or spent on developing yourself?

This begins with asking yourself one important question: What are your goals and dreams? Make that question a habit, ask yourself this every 72 hours. Keep yourself inspired by focusing on your goals instead of spending all of your time developing the dreams of someone else.

So start to pay attention to exactly where your time is being spent. Are your days filled with doing the bidding of others or spent developing yourself to be the best that you can be? Find motivation in your own passion.

When it comes to those that are immensely successful whether it applies to running a charity, non-profit, or someone that just has a major following, the one similarity that I consistently see among these people in my travels is that they are crazy enough to believe that they can make that change. Those who have truly left a mark on human beings for decades or centuries are the ones that have been crazy enough to try to motivate the change. Have the belief in yourself to know (not think) that you can make a lasting impact not only for those around you but for every person on the planet.