The winner takes responsibility for everything that happens.  Good, bad, or otherwise.  Everything that happens is a lesson. Winners even see the good in every negative situation.  These are the situations in life that strengthen their mind and their character. 

Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence.  Talent will not.  Education will not.  Genius will not.  Make persistence your best developed mental muscle. 

The truth is that great harm befalls your loved ones when you fail to be yourself and do your thing, because you lose your enthusiasm for life. When you stand your ground and take risks, you will prevail and your loved ones will gain a new, higher respect for you. 

Bob Proctor nails it here.  This podcast is one you can't miss.  So many great words of wisdom here!!!!! Enjoy!

Success is the  progressive realization of a worthy ideal.  Bob Proctor is going to show us how to understand and believe that we can be successful in whatever we endeavor.  

Can their really be a downside to creating good habits? It seems so unlikely.  I think we all need to listen to this episode a couple of times because we all get stuck in some of these traps so easily and realizing them is key to success.  This episode is very powerful and concludes our work with the book Atomic Habits by James Clear. 

We all have goals that we would like to achieve and dreams that we want to fulfill, but it doesn't matter if you only do the work when it's convenient or exciting. Professionals stick to the schedule, amateurs let life get in the way.  These are 2 of the great thoughts in this chapter.  You don't want to miss this one!

This podcast talks about the role genetics plays in our abilities and how we can use that to our advantage in creating long-lasting habits. 

James Clear talks about some great ideas to help you achieve your goals.  He teaches us about the habit contract and as usual, I've thrown in an idea or 2 as well!

It's about being the type of person who doesn't miss workout.  It's easy to train when you feel good, but it's crucial to show up when you don't feel like it-even if you do less than you hope.