My rant about the lack of a competitive environment in mainstream social groups. (Schools etc.) yet when there are, they are frowned upon. The most important business tip I’ve eve heard was the fact that to reach the top 1% you have to LOVE competition. My tip would be to find a fox and a rabbit. Not litteraly, but find a rabbit you can run after. Someone that is doing something you want to do. Also make sure you know who is your fox. Who’s running after you to surpass you

Trying my best to stay consistent here! Doing the boring work

In this episode it’s an other rant about entrepreneurship. I’ve been spending a little bit of time on Clubhouse & I’ve been in lots of rooms. Some good. Some not so good. Clubhouse is a good app for people to network & broadcast their knowledge, but I find that It’s giving some people a little bit of an ego fluff. So called “experts” trying their best to sell you some stuff about entrepreneurship but they don’t put it into practice... SUS! Anyways, I think I’m just in a pissy mood today. No more rants this week!

Today’s episode is a lot of me complaining about the human specie’s lack of capacity to perform under pressure. Enjoy

What’s up, I try to compensate the podcast here with a little bit of more information about the particular challenge I’m facing today without going into a whole other subject. In today’s episode I talk about understanding that the first challenge you’ll face in your business is a very good perspective on where you are in your personal development. People often hit one little bump on the road & they turn back around & try an other thing. Why? Because people ain’t ready to face the harsh truth that life is not full of instant gratification notifications. I blame Instagurus for this, yeah, its that 15 year old with the rented BMW’s fault

I try my best not to be corny when I talk about mindset. Everybody and they grandma have a podcast about mindset & esoteric fluffy stuff. I don’t want this to turn into that. But today I had to face a mindset challenge I’ve been facing for the past 3 weeks mostly. It was a limiting belief that I had done enough. It’s hard to work on that without necessarily sounding fluffy, but it’s important to address. Follow & share if U like it !

On this episode,I go back on what I talked about last night. Taking myself back to reanalyzing not juggling 47 things at the same time, but not to narrow it down to 1. The secret to success is in the middle of everything, in that sweet grey area. I had an epiphany on my side project that literally took my socks off. I just had to keep on working on things. But focusing and tripling down.

In this episode, I admit that my ego has been guiding me towards different business decisions that were not the greatest ones for me to do. Gary Vee talks about juggling 47 things and be okay with 9 to fall. I was living my entrepreneurial journey in that way, but I need to realize that it is important to not spread myself too thin. Energy flows where there is focus. Focus on one project to grow & the. Double down on the rest

In all the things that I am trying to accomplish simultaneously, I understand that I need to be the very best. I also understand that the learning curve is very steep & i need to put 10000 hours in 4 or 5 different things. In this episode I also talk about where I am at and the future of Polymath Radio. Where I am at in my learning curve & what have I accomplished so far.

I’m not going to lie, this is a big hit in my ego, restarting a podcast for the 3rd time is not fun, but I am happy to say that I needed a year-long break to understand I am on the right path. This podcast talks about the route I am going to take to make sure I succeed in life. I talk about the 4 pillars that make someone successful & I mention my goals very clearly.