Military Minds

Sometimes, when I’m feeling down or when I’m in a funk, I’ll think about the people who need me to win, and I’ll remember that, no matter how I feel, I can’t let them down.

I’ve been thinking a lot about this recently. And I’ve been thinking about how much I need you.

We all need each other to win.

You’re destined to live a life that’s not just about your own happiness, but the happiness of those around you. 

But what if you don’t know what you’re fighting for? 

How do you know your purpose? 

How do you know your calling? 

The truth is, you don’t know. 

But you can make a guess.

Once upon a time, you were a little kid and you had dreams.

And then reality set in: bills, jobs, responsibilities, and all those pesky other things called life.

But do you still want those things?

What do you want? What do you want to be?

And what would you do if you accomplished it all tomorrow?

You’ve heard it before: there’s never going to be a good time to start. 

This is true. 

The time won’t be perfect. 

The circumstances won’t be ideal. 

But the time will always be now. It might not be easy to start, but it will always be worth it.

When is enough?

When do you need to pivot and make the change?

It is after a bad breakup?

Is it after a lost job?

Is it after a bad work life?

What is it?

In today's episode, Michael talks about what is making him want to pivot into the correct direction and start chasing his own dream. 

You Need To Tell Your Story To The World.

People Will Listen

The Ones That Don't Doesn't Matter

The Ones That Do Will Change Their Lives.

Push Past Everything and Become A World Leader.

Do you ever tell yourself, "I don't need to hire someone; I can do it myself"? Even though you know for a fact that it will take you forever to do it.

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Why don't you pay for someone else to do it for you?

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Why are we so hesitant to pay someone to complete the project for us?

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In this episode, I will explain the importance of letting professionals complete all the projects not worth your time for you.

There are going to be people in your life that don't believe in you.

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Some you will know, some you will have never met.

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Either way, you shouldn't care. 

I believe that being a jack of all trades is a good thing. I’m not talking about the guy who fixes your car, cleans your house, and mows your lawn. I’m talking about someone who is a talented generalist. Someone who can do everything, but not as well as a specialist. Someone flexible and ready for anything.

We’ve all heard this phrase before, but for some reason, it never really sunk in. It was like something we say to comfort ourselves when we’re struggling, but we never actually take the advice. But recently started to think about the phrase again, and I realized that it might actually be true. If you want any reward in your life, then you must first work for it. There are consequences to not working for rewards, and it all comes down to one question: What are you willing to give up?