If you are trying to start something new and continue to get lost in "learning mode" then today's Monday Mantra is especially for you. I see it so much in the online business space, we get stuck in the podcasts, the books, the courses, and even coaching and we never actually *start* the biz. I was at a peak procrastination point when this mantra came to me, and it is time I pass it along to you.

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I want to make this perfectly clear: there's a difference in failing and being a failure and failing at something does not make you a failure. Kapeesh? Don't take failure personally, take it like solving a math problem. If you made a mistake, you are not wrong, you did something wrong.

In this episode, I lay out 6 steps of the equation for you to evaluate, so you can figure out which step is off or missing on your answer to success.

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Acting? Check.
Writing your own scripts? Check.
Meditation? Check.
Basically, we covered it all. Not completely, but pretty darn close.

You are in for a treat today. I loved this conversation with Ria, and you will too. Ria loves to connect with other actors and actresses, so make sure you find her on The Gram and connect with her. Plus, she's from Australia. We really could not ask for more.

Links:
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A little life and podcast update: where the podcast is going, what I don't know, and what I do know.

Have you ever wondered why you do the things you do? The good? The bad? The in between? Today's episode we go into the 6 human needs that can be linked to everything that we do in life. We also dive into how to identify which needs are your driving force and how to change them. Ready to make a change? Let's go.


Links:
Tony Robbins: 6 Human Needs Blog
Tony Robbins: 6 Human Needs Video

One of the worst feelings is hating someone with your entire being. One of the best feelings is becoming free from that full body hate. I know because I've been in both of those places, and I want to show you how you can too. I promise I won't give you the 'choose love' bull-schpeal. Just real, raw steps that worked for me. If you're ready to be free from hate, press play.

Question, do you realize you have a power inside of you stronger than anything outside of you? 

I have a hunkering suspicion that you probably said no.

In this episode I am going to teach you how to start tapping into that power by taking you from a state of victim mentality to a state of let's call it superhero mentality, shall we?

The world needs you, and we need you at your strongest. There are gifts inside of you that only you can deliver to the world, and it's time you start sharing them. Press play and let's start tapping into that superpower.

You know that person that tells you the thing you need to hear but you probably don't want to hear? I'm that person today. 2020 has put us through some, well, sh*t. And there's probably more to come. I'm telling you what you need to hear because what you want to hear is not going to help you right now. As my uncle would say, "We need to hope for the best and prepare for the worst," and my hope is that I am bringing that to you today.

Links:
Tony Robbins: 6 Human Needs
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Did I just end this episode with a Harry Potter reference? Why, yes, yes I did. On the last episode I talked about one of the 'downs' I've been dealing with this year, anxiety, and I know I am not alone in this. I am speaking about it again this week and sharing with you the one thing that has helped me tremendously: resilience.

I had an idea to do an unfiltered edition of Live Aligned Radio. The original idea was to do unfiltered conversations then I thought about what I've been pondering lately and felt the need to share it. My goal has always been, and always will be, to share things that I think will be helpful and beneficial to your life, and the other day I was reminded how powerful the words, "Me too," are. So that's my goal with this episode: to let you know that you are not alone, that 2020 has been a whirlwind, it's okay if you have felt every up and down this year, and I'm here to say, "Me too, friend. Me too."