Monday Morning Mojo

Do you ever stop to think about the story behind the story and the impact it may have on our lives? There are many moments in history that we know of, but we don't know the whole story or its significance.

In this week's episode, Phil discusses the importance of history and shares a personal experience of when he became more mindful of it. He challenges us to look around and seek monuments and historical landmarks. Find the story behind the story; we promise you'll learn something.

Resources:

President Herbert Hoover: https://bit.ly/2NFxQKH

Hoover Dam: https://bit.ly/370mOqW

Mike O'Callaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge: https://bit.ly/371ur0n

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• Before recording, we advise you to write out your podcast. This will help you compile your thoughts on the moments in your life that helped create the person you are today.
• When using an iPhone to record, use the Voice Memo that is provided on your Apple device or any other free voice recording app.
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Kindness is everywhere, even in places and times when you least expect it. Think about examples of when you were kind to someone or someone was kind to you. Sometimes it can be hard, but it's a simple, important action that can have a magnifying effect.

Listen in as Phil discusses the benefits of being kind. He challenges you to be intentional about showing kindness this week. So, what will you do?

Resources:

Lady Gaga: https://imdb.to/34sbuSp

"A Star is Born": https://imdb.to/2JOeZuS

"Most People are Good" by Luke Bryan: https://bit.ly/34y5sQt

The Golden Rule: https://bit.ly/2Nr0IGw

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How to record a podcast:

• Before recording, we advise you to write out your podcast. This will help you compile your thoughts on the moments in your life that helped create the person you are today.
• When using an iPhone to record, use the Voice Memo that is provided on your Apple device or any other free voice recording App.
• When using a computer, you must use a microphone to do the podcast recording. There are two outlets we suggest you use, either the Voice Recorder App provided by Windows or Audacity.
• When using an Android, there is an Audio Recorder and Voice Memo App provided on the device.
• After recording the podcast, please send your episode to our team at [email protected].
• If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at the above email address.

Time is something that you can't stop, you can't get back, and you can't fast forward. So, why not use the time you have now to enhance and improve yourself to be the best version of you? How do you plan to invest in yourself in the coming year?

In this week's episode, Phil shares a personal encounter with an individual that has been making the most of his time by going to school and working full-time, all while raising a family. He uses this story to challenge you to make the most of your time while finishing out the year and to make 2020 your year!

How to record a podcast:

• Before recording, we advise you to write out your podcast. This will help you compile your thoughts on the moments in your life that helped create the person you are today.
• When using an iPhone to record, use the Voice Memo that is provided on your Apple device or any other free voice recording app.
• When using a computer, you must use a microphone to do the podcast recording. There are two outlets we suggest you use, either the Voice Recorder app provided by Windows or Audacity.
• When using an Android, there is an audio recorder and voice memo app provided on the device.
• After recording the podcast, please send your episode to our team at [email protected].
• If you have any questions feel free to contact us at the above email address.

Resources:

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What are the key drivers that make you your best? Join Phil as he shares four examples of things he needs to be in harmony to perform at his best.

In this episode, he challenges you to think about internal and external components that help you maximize your potential. Surround yourself with these things, and be your best you!

Resources:

Invictus by William Ernest Henley: https://bit.ly/2nsmfQK

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We're all guilty of taking short cuts. We live in a world where our accessibility to answers and solutions is limitless. So, why put in the work?

In this episode, Phil shares a quote by John Wooden, "Success travels in the company of very hard work. There is no trick, no easy way." Phil challenges us to do the work. Good things don't come easy. Listen in to this week's episode; keep working hard!

Resources:

Quote by President John F. Kennedy: https://s.si.edu/31iKbrO

Quote by John Wooden: https://bit.ly/2MiKRZW

Quote by Simon Sinek: https://bit.ly/31qvBig

Quote by Robert Half: https://bit.ly/2prOt2M

Quote by President Teddy Roosevelt: https://bit.ly/33vqq1I

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"When I say be kind to one another, I don't mean be kind to the people that think the same way you do. I mean be kind to everyone." – Ellen DeGeneres

This week, Phil relates the encounter of Ellen DeGeneres and President George W. Bush at the Cowboys game to how we should all be living our lives. We should have respect, tolerance, and empathy for everyone, no matter their opinions. Be sure to tune in to this episode as it is a good reminder for how you should live your week!

Resources:

Ellen DeGeneres show: https://bit.ly/2IB8PNM

Ellen DeGeneres: https://bit.ly/1LRHuD9

President George W. Bush: https://bit.ly/1cl14T0

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This week's Monday Morning Mojo is in remembrance of a special individual who brought their dreams to life. Jud Bergman lived a life of example; we can learn from his approach to business, lessons he learned, and how he lived his life.

As we begin this week, Phil challenges each of us to live your life as Jud did. Do not only dream great dreams; live them.

Resources:

Jud Bergman: https://bit.ly/30M0Q6I

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What do you expect from your associate in how they position themselves? How do they position your company; How do they position you? What interpersonal skills do you expect them to possess?

In today's episode, Phil discusses the system and steps required to be a pilot and how they should be applied to businesses. Listen in as he addresses the questions above as a way to train to exceed expectations and validate proficiency.

Resources:

Ron Cox: https://bit.ly/2neY6kq

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Some of the most successful leaders in life are those who practice the act of graciousness. An example of a leader that has been a true representation of this is Pete Dawkins.

In today's episode, Phil shares the story of when he had the opportunity to be in the presence of Pete's graciousness. Phil also shares a personal example of when he chose to be kind rather than bashing out. This episode is a reminder that we can be successful while also being gracious.

Resources:

Pete Dawkins: https://www.petedawkins.com/

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Do you ever stop to think about the things you say? Many of us are unaware of the mistakes we make in verbal and written communications.

In this episode, Phil discusses the importance of correct grammar. Communication is an essential life skill; it is a representation of you as well as your firm.

Resources:

Grammarly: https://app.grammarly.com/

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