Sold Out Podcast

Let’s say you want to change your career. You’ve been working as an accountant, but you are not happy with your profession. You want to be an actor. You want to move from corporate life to the entertainment industry. Once you talk to people about your plan, you will probably get two types of feedback. More in the episode.

If months and even years have passed, but you still haven’t started working on your big idea, it’s time to take three days off. I explain the strategy in the episode.

Your comfort zone is your challenge. Run away from it as soon as you get a chance. Getting used to your comfort zone is one of the biggest obstacles on your way to accomplishing your dreams. More in the episode.

Seriously, it’s okay to leave things unfinished. Unlike what your parents or elementary school teacher may have said, you don’t have to finish what you started. You also don’t have to start from the beginning. More in the episode.

We all receive dozens of emails every day. You may skim through the new emails while waiting for your coffee at Starbucks or filling the tank at a gas station. Oftentimes, you will come across an email that will require your attention, but you don’t have time to take that action at the moment. When this happens, the majority of people think, “Oh, I should get back to this email later.” which never happens. I explain the solution in this episode

I have a friend who had about 30 thousand unread emails in her inbox. One morning, she called me. She actually woke me up. She was very frustrated because her website was down and her business was losing money. Guess why...

Would you consider yourself successful if the startup company you built from scratch was acquired by a tech giant for 10 million dollars? More in the episode.

I can’t comprehend how Mercury, Mars, or any other planet has a role in the decisions we make. More in the episode.

Imagine… You are in a hospital bed. The heart rate monitor regularly beeps to indicate that you are still holding onto life despite that terminal disease... I will explain how this exercise helps with productivity.

You don’t have to go to the gym every day unless the shape and strength of your body make you a living.The approach is the same for other daily activities. You don’t have to watch the news, cook, or walk your dog every day. More in the episode.