Shark Theory

If I were into shock titles, I would have named this "How to avoid a long life," however that has a negative connotation, but an impactful meaning.

In this episode, we'll discuss:

1. Identifying long aspects of our days
2. How to shorten your day
3. Maximizing Life by eliminating dead time

At church the other day during, "great your neighbor," an elderly man responded to my "how are you" question in such a manner that I instantly wanted to know his life story. His answer is based in a mentality we can all develop to become more magnetic to opportunity.

In this episode, we'll discuss:

1. How our aura affects our lives
2. The three types of People
3. How to graduate to "never better"

Today we discuss an incident that happened when I played football at Baylor University, and the decade's long lesson it taught me about loyalty.

In this episode, we'll discuss:

1. Would you recommend yourself?
2. The litmus test of loyalty
3. How to develop loyal habits

4000 Years ago the ancient Babylonians came up with "national quit day" to address those who started resolutions and failed to execute. They also did so to help others restart and achieve the goals. Today in America, 80% of people will have given up on their goals for the year, don't be one of them.

In this episode, we'll discuss:

1. Recommitting Yourself
2. Plus/Minus actions
3. Doing what's boring

Everytime I buy bananas, I do so with the false belief that I'm actually going to eat them all. If you're like me, you eat one then watch them turn "bad." But I learned that overripe bananas offer the most benefits...

In this episode, we'll discuss:

• Being not ripe enough to win (and what you can learn from failure)
• Why we SHOULD judge a banana by it's peel
• Why it's never "too late"

So many people live far below their potential because they're afraid of their skeletons being exposed...but what if you named the skeletons yoursself? It's time to put the past behind you, for good.

In this episode, we'll discuss:

1. A Sad truth about your importance
2. Lessons from Dr. Frankenstein
3. How to name Skeletons (and why you should)

My two friends, Tyler and Lisa, are two of the hardest working (and successful) women I know. Recently, I was with them and learned about their new venture, PhlebotomyNow, and learned a few takeaways that apply to our lives and careers as we seek to grow and find new opportunities in 2023.

In this episode, we'll discuss:

1. Discovering a Need (and filling the void)
2. How to become irreplacable through the work you do
3. Opening the door for others

Check them out if you're looking for a new career path >> Phlebotomynow.co

My good friend Mike asked me, "what did you do growing up?" I replied, "sports, video games, chase tumbleweeds." He asked me where tumbleweeds came from....and my lack of an answer inspired today's episode.

In this episode, we'll discuss:

1. Knowing the history of what you chase
2. How to keep rolling
3. Never stop pursuing

I'm appreciative of everyone who has taken the time to listen or share any of the last 700 episodes! Today we discuss the question I was recently asked, "what is the most important skill to develop in order to succeed in life."

In this episode, we'll discuss:

1. Never Letting Go
2. Clear Cut Expectations
3. What's more important than "being the best"

Do you want to become wealthy this year? The solution is simpler than you think and not at all what you think.

In this episode, we'll discuss:

1. Striving for something versus "means to an end"
2. Where are you bleeding time?
3. Why you should say No unless it's an abosulute Yes
4. Organize It