1. Are you responsible?

2. Fear of success is fear of responsibility

3. Commitment and responsibility, why you avoid it

4. The masses are conditioned to being told what to do

5. Responsibility - The ability to respond

6. Responding is automatic; Reacting is processing, thinking, analyzing

and getting ready to get ready procrastinating

7. Responsibility requires emotional and physical discipline daily

8. 3 Keys:

1. 90-Day plan

2. Daily Method of Operation

3. Clearly defined short-term goals

9. You must understand your responsibility to:

1. Self

2. Family

3. Teammates

10. Letting go of anxiety, embracing responsibility

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Arthur has a passion for travel, food, live music, art and Random Acts of Kindness (doing things no one would know about).

In 2007, as the financial markets crashed, Arthur began evaluating other opportunities. He started a direct sales business and within 8 months, was able to achieve a multiple 6-figure income and coach others to do the same. When Arthur discovered the world of Social Media, he found that he had a passion for learning it and even more so—teaching it, coaching on it and speaking about it. He Launched a Tech Startup in 2009 called Free Blog Factory, was part of a web based Reality Show, Featured on front page of Orange County Register, worked with celebrity talent and big companies to create more conversions in their businesses and is currently the CEO and Founder of D4Y Brand Builder, Inc.

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1. Changing tradition

2. Pay attention to the information required to learn and to change

3. Letting go of processing, analyzing, thinking, doubt and anxiety

4. Performing without a net

5. Conceptualize and create

6. Who is creative

7. Who is not creative

8. Creativity as children

9. Forgetting to dream as grownups

10. Your why and letting go of "How do I"

11. Trust and know

12. No separation - they show up

13. Adapt, adjust, the reflex

14. Living and being creative

1. How does anger affect your life and your business? (Addictions)

2. If you carry unresolved anger - that is the effect, what is the cause?

3. Anger in the family growing up

4. The faces of anger:

1. Angry giver

2. Angry producer

3.Rage-holic

4. Uncontrollable anger

5. Angry procrastination

6. Victim blamer

7. Passive aggressive anger

8. Angry entrepreneur

9. Angry all the time

5. Letting go of anger

1. Change your thoughts

2. Change your actions

3. Change your emotions

4. Forgiveness - forgive as a process

6. Catching anger before it starts - letting go of control

7. Communicate - Collaborate - Connect - Share your feelings, don't stuff them

8. Living in peace, living in the present

1. Decide - Succeeding in any endeavor is a decision

2. Mindset - Will not be denied!

3. Habits of the vocation

4. Skills of the vocation

5. Your health - The energy to succeed

6. Being a leader, being a leader grower

7. The ability to reinvent yourself once you arrive

1. What do you say when you talk to yourself?

2. Why we do what we do

3. The evolution of change

4. Your words are your wand

5. The power of your unconscious

6. The language of selling

7. Letting go of guilt and shame

8. "This always happens to me"

9. Learning how to write "Sales Copy"

10. The New You

11. "Speaking it into existence"

12. Living in "The Now" turning off the engine

1. Reinventing Yourself - Are you in the process of production of a new story? Are you living in your old story procrastinating?

2. Events shape our lives. Events shape our beliefs. Events don't change, it is the story about the event that we hold onto or let go of.

3. What stories are you holding onto that no longer serve you?

4. Letting go is letting go of the control of the old story

5. Your present story, objectively where you are now. You are right where you are supposed to be or you wouldn't be there.

6. The process of changing is creating a new story

7. Yeah but, my old story is my identity. "Addicted to my story"

8. "Recovering dream story teller"

9. A daily plan for my present, future story

10. A disciplined story - The daily discipline - Action plan

11. Story telling - Effectively telling your story

1. Are you accountable to yourself?

2. Do you have a system you are accountable for?

3. Do you have accountability partners?

4. Are you accountable for your word?

5. Are you punctual and on time?

6. Do you do what you expect others to do?

7. Do you procrastinate more than you should?

8. Are you accountable for your time?

9. Are you accountable for your dreams and goals?

1. Releasing anxiety and worry

2. Creating inner calm

3. Reacting VS. Responding

4. 40 million Americans are diagnosed with chronic anxiety disorders. 4 million regularly use tranquilizers

5. Letting go of control

6. Letting go of being right

7. Neutralizing the feelings that keep me addicted to my pain!

8. Cause and Effect

9. Procrastination

10. Reinventing myself

11. The luxury of time to succeed VS time limits of finance

12. Not comparing myself to others

13. The recovery process