Streaking

If you want to be happy, do what happy people do.

How do you not compare to other people in life? Are comparisons good or bad? How do you not compare to someone else? In this conversation we explore all the ins and outs of comparisons and how they either hurt or help.  Enjoy!

So we never answered the question in our last podcast of how many streaks we had, we do in this one. We also talk about how to add a friend to your community using the Streaking app. Sharing streaks with your friends is fun. Download the app and give it a try.  We finish the conversation on how many streaks we have and answer the next question we are usually asked, "Do you have enough time to do those streaks?" We try to turn our attention to Team Streaking, but that will be a conversation for the next podcast.  Keep Streakin'

One of our fellow streakers, Rick, asks, "How many streaks do you have?" We have a great time answering the question because it isn't as easy as just giving you a number. The context behind the number is crucial to understanding why we have the number we do.  We also talk about stumbling at the start of Streaking and how to pick up and keep going.

Streaker Jamie (not Jami Downs) writes and mentions that she is going to recommend Streaking to her clients. She is a financial coach and her email prompts a conversation on our streak in the area of finances. Also a small bet that Jami made on a certain stock that immediately lost money but then surprised her with something that she did not see. Which leads to more conversation on Inputs and Outputs.

Being caught up in the outcome is something easy to do; however, success is born from inputs. Jami tells an amazing story of a streak she set on family history leading to a discovery about her grandfather. Ozan Varol writes the book "Think Like a Rocket Scientist" and puts forward the concept of inputs vs outputs. Streaking is how to make the concept actionable. Streaking moves you from an output orientation to an input focus for extraordinary success.  

To adapt to changing situations be consistent to who you want to be. Consistency is the seedbed of creativity. Jeff talks about an experience where his streak of reviewing at least one communication development card daily, led to a merging of ideas and a multi-million dollar service offering. If you want to be creative and adaptable, be consistent.

A streak to grow professionally put Talan at the top of the raffle drawing and he wins!  Talan talks to us about the laughably small streak he set to be who he wanted to be professionally.  We discuss the power of laughably small and what it does for growth.  There power in laughably small consistency is baffling.

The Streaking book is released!  The Streaking app is released! We discuss with Talan, who is on with us again talking about the amazing adventures, what Streaking has done for him and what we hope it will do for any who venture into reading and applying the concepts. We also discuss divine providence that brought us together at a mutual friend's wedding sitting at the same table talking about Streaking. Enjoy

Special guest Talan David joins the podcast to talk about his Streaking journey from Colorado to Hawaii to Fiji. What does it take to be a professional videographer? We talk about the unconscious Streaking Talan did before he was aware of the laws of Streaking. We also discuss how when you identify who you want to be you do things that might not do. Enjoy!