Sarah Centrella is the author of the #1 best-selling self-help book Hustle Believe Receive An 8 Step Plan to Changing Your Life and Living Your Dream.

Centrella is known as the premier vision board expert and her follow up book: Manifest That! From Future Board to Reality, Will be released in Fall 2019.

As a master life coach, she’s worked with professional athletes in the NBA and NFL, WAGS and thousands of people from around the world, helping them manifest their dreams.
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She regularly leads workshops for clients such as: Pinterest, Nike, BMW, Xerox, Quaker Oats, Thrive Global, NBA Wives Association and many others. She has shared the stage as a keynote speaker with; Ed Mylett, Andy Frisella, Arod, the cast of WAGS on E! Dianne Valentine and many others.
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Sarah has been featured by The Wall Street Journal, ABC NEWS, The Steve Harvey Show, The New York Times, OK! Magazine, The Oregonian, Yahoo News, Good Morning America and many others.

Centrella is also a contributor for several major sites including: Elite Daily, Mindvalley, Thrive and Huffington Post.

In this episode we dive into:

1. "Earthquake moments" and how they lead to motivation and inspiration.

2. How playing the negative, “low key victim” card had been keeping her from reaching a fulfilling potential even while working hard all of her life.

3. Sarah shares the story of the split moment that turned her world upside down and how the decisions made instantly after were the most effective.

4. Why her broken marriage, financial failures, and raising 3 kids alone actually gave her the most positive outlook on life.

5. How in a time of no social media, blogging became the best outlet for her, and led to connections she never knew existed.

6. Sarah explains the power of choice and how allowing her gut to guide her helped her to take personal responsibility for everything in her life, both good and bad.

7. What the “shiny toy scenario” is and how this analogy can help flip the negative thoughts to positive.

8. Why your 40’s is such a common age to feel stuck and how to find the motivation after achieving the 20 year dream of getting married, buying a house, and starting the career.

9. What a “Live List” entails and why this is the first step she teaches to her clients.

10. Sarah discusses the power of your environment. Who you should keep close, and how to redirect the negativity that would normally knock you down.

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Solo Episode #30: Friday Fuel: The Problem with Work Life Balance

Today's episode is all about the fundamental flaws with work and life balance. We should instead aim for the integration of our work and life.

In this episode we dive into:
1) The flawed mindset that our worth and our life are in opposition to one another.

2) How we should build our business around our life rather than our life around our business.

3) The importance of protecting our peak energy times and using that as an asset to work less and create more.

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Zach Horvath is the founder of LIVE A GREAT STORY, which is a diverse and authentic community focused on inspiring each other to craft our own journey, be true to ourselves and make a unique and meaningful impact.

Independent and creative from the start, Zach chose real world experiences and an independent education as his foundation. For several years he supported himself through various jobs while starting a self educated journey. As part of this journey he started side businesses to learn business operations, marketing, and pursuing a vision, proficiency in brand vision, capitalizing on opportunity, clear communication and team leadership.

The LIVE brand can be found all over the country and is continually expanding thanks to the rapidly growing community. LIVE highlights inspiring stories through media content, connects one another through engaging events, and produces “Reminder” products that create sparks of inspiration.

In this episode we dive into:

1. How Live A Great Story went from a spray painted tag on a wall, to reaching people all over the world in a few years.

2. Why moving to a new city and not knowing anyone else helped give Zach the initial jump he needed to get started.

3. Zach explains his theory of how never reaching the final destination can bring ultimate success.

4. How finding and developing a like-minded team with various talents led to a collective mission and objective.

5. How rap music is his biggest inspiration for living his best story.

6. Why taking ownership and accountability for your thoughts and actions will never lead you to judge the values on things you do.

7. Zach discusses how “fear based” structures have been instilled in us as children and are hurting our ability to reach our full potential.

8. The conscious reminder he sets daily to attack any thoughts of what people “might” think, and how this is quite possibly the biggest roadblock to living a great story.

9. his business went from being very broad and having many outlets to just focusing on his niche, and how that alone can bring success when presented in the right light.

10. The idea of “keeping in alignment”, both what it means and the importance of it to Zach and his team.

11. How his new Guide Journal helps to keep you focused on your health, relationships, education and overall mindset.

12. Zach describes the balance between work and play and how he keeps them intertwined without having to be in a constant grind.

13. What the Live A Great Story ripple effect is, how he chooses to put it in motion, and why it has easily become Zach’s proudest accomplishment.

14. Why Zach chose to physically rip apart his goals, throw them into the garbage can, and why he believes you should look to a direction and not the end goal.

15. How making a habit of choosing to do the things that scare you the most will lead you to finding out your truest form of self and drive your ambition.
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Solo Episode #29: Friday Fuel: Protect Your Time

Today's episode is all about protecting our most valuable asset, time. All too often we give away time to tasks and people that drain us of energy and our ability to create.

In this episode we dive into:
1) The mindset behind our relationship with time and how it relates to either our mindset of abundance or scarcity.
2) Our peak energy states and how to protect these times for creativity and growth.
3. The power of delegation and how to identify the things in your life that are taking time away from the things you love to do.

This is one of the most important topics we have covered to date. If you get this, you will set yourself up for greater freedom and fulfillment.

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Jeff Goins is a writer, speaker, and entrepreneur. He is the best-selling author of five books, including The Art of Work and Real Artists Don’t Starve. His award-winning blog Goinswriter.com is visited by millions of people every year. Through his online courses, events, and coaching programs, he helps thousands of writers succeed every year. Jeff lives with his family just outside of Nashville, where he makes the world’s best guacamole.

In this episode we dive into:
1. How Jeff got out of his 9 year rut of quitting and started to succeed.
2. The 2 year goal that accomplished a successful blog and 2 books all while still supporting his family financially.
3. How work life integration holds more power than trying to balance work and home.
4. Why consistency and persistence tends to work more effectively than taking a big leap.
5. Why Jeff believes the small daily decisions may be some of your biggest stumbling blocks.
6. How climbing the success ladder is actually keeping you from being successful.
7. Why it is so important to discover the mystery of who you really are and tap into your inner self.
8. The benefits of leaving a slot in the morning dedicated for creative time.
9. Jeff explains the fallacy that money brings security which brings success.
10. The importance of recharging and his routine that allows himself to step away from the hustle.
11. Why reading and exposing ourselves to other people's lives can build the creativity we need to find our true self.
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Solo Episode #28: Friday Fuel: The Seasons of Hustle

Life Outside the Hustle isn’t about never doing anything and avoiding the hustle all together, but rather focusing on what matters, working on what matters, and setting yourself up in life to enjoy and do the things you actually want to do.

Right now I am in a season of hustle. I’m focusing on and working on things that are important to me, that I enjoy, and I’m setting myself up for the next season which will be the offseason. The key is doing the work today to set yourself for up rest, growth and prosperity tomorrow.
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Matt Walker is a speaker, coach, author and catalyst for adventure. He’s climbed mountains on every continent, earned a master's degree in applied behavioral science, launched his own adventure company and written a book, Adventure in Everything.

Matt has led expeditions on every continent, summited 5 of the 7 summits, given a TedX talk, was the focus of a full length BBC documentary, fled an erupting volcano on foot, and survived an open night out at 25,000 feet without a sleeping bag.

He is an expert in how adventure - not just in the classic sense of scaling high mountains in remote regions of the world - can teach us how to live each day, and each relationship with intention, focus and humor.

In this episode we dive into:
1. How Matt uses adventure for personal development, growth and intentionality and how adventure can serve as a roadmap for greater fulfillment.
2. Why a shift in environment can be the greatest catalyst for personal growth.
3. How to use “micro-adventures” as a tool for growth and pattern interruption.
4. Using a 10 day personal challenge to begin aligning your values with your actions.
5. Why “getting out of his own way” was Matt’s greatest personal challenge.
6. How you can use both physical and emotional discomfort for personal transformation.
7. Matt’s morning routine to starting your day with intentionality.
8. Why it’s important to reset and how rest actually gives us the capacity for high performance and full engagement in both our personal and professional lives.
9. How to use the five elements of adventure as a roadmap for vitality, wellbeing & transformation.
10. How Matt looks at life through 2 different lenses to be both present and grateful for where we are at and still strive to grow and impact more people through service to others.
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Solo Episode #27: Friday Fuel: You Can’t Hustle Your Way to Feeling Worthy

I think it’s really easy for us to fall into the trap of basing our self worth on our work. Unfortunately, an internal issue like our identity like self worth can never be fixed from the external. We have to look inside and do the work there first. The road to worthiness through work is a dead end.
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John Jonas has helped thousands of entrepreneurs succeed in their business by doing outsourcing differently. He founded OnlineJobs.ph, which is the world’s largest online platform for Filipino Virtual Assistants. OnlineJobs.ph currently has 500,000 Filipino resumes and over 100,000 employers from around the world using it.

What’s amazing about hiring Filipino workers is how it changes their lives as well. They get to work from home, earn a decent income, enjoy a generally higher standard of living, and raise their children by themselves which is a luxury most Filipino parents don't get to do.

John is an entrepreneur who’s not just dreaming of changing hundreds of thousands of lives, but he’s actually doing it! He wants entrepreneurs and business owners to know how hiring Filipino virtual assistants can help them move towards a life of freedom. He works about 17 hours per week, choosing to spend his time with his family rather than working.

1. How John built out the world’s largest online platform for virtual assistants.
2. Why the platform was built out of his own necessity.
3. The difference between a virtual assistant and a freelancer.
4. Why John believes that Filipino virtual assistants are the best addition to your team.
5. How John’s definition of success shifted from financial independence to his wife and kids.
6. How he evaluates every business opportunity based on who is going to do the work and only welcomes new opportunities where he can train someone else to do the task.
7. Why John focuses only on tasks that are going to pay off down the road.
8. The appropriate time to bring someone else into your business.
9. Why you should only hire other people to take over things that you know how to do, rather than hiring individuals for tasks in which you aren’t competent.
10. The importance of limiting the information that we allow into our minds, and how John eliminates those distractions for high performance.
11. Why John believes that the most valuable thing that he can do is “think” and how he uses that mentality to train others to actually do the work.
12. How living a life outside the hustle is all about living your life outside of the rat race.
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Solo Episode #26: Friday Fuel: Why the Desire for More is Normal

This desire for growth is 100% perfectly normal. In fact, not wanting these things is abnormal. When we have “more” we can express who we are at a higher level. I would even venture to say that God wants us to have more so that we can honor him through that expressions as well. When we make the most of ourselves and maximize things around us, we have a greater ability to make an impact and to help others.

We should want more simply because of who we have the opportunity to become in that pursuit. No one reaches high levels of success and fulfillment without going through a personal journey as well. Having more on the outside is 100% tied to having and becoming more on the inside.

There is nothing noble in playing small. There is nothing honorable in self sacrifice and playing small and not growing into who we are capable of becoming. And being thankful, grateful and appreciative for where we’re at now does not have to compete with our desire for more. Our desire for growth. Our desire for financial abundance. I believe we can truly have it all.
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