On this episode of the Build and Serve Podcast, Andrew Ammons talks about leadership and personal growth. Outstanding leadership requires talking about the things you don't really want to talk about. This kind of leadership is important in sales but also in leading a family.

If you're going to do anything for the people around you, you have to develop yourself. 

If you could only see yourself the way other people see you, you could change the outcome of your life. The problem with our mind is that it's a perfect record of everything we've thought good and bad. Your brain is a 3 million year old device made to protect you, so imagine yourself as God envisions you. You have the choice to believe or see yourself as the people that love you the most, and as soon as you see yourself in that way, you can act. When you get results from those actions, you start to have a self reinforcing belief that you are that person.

Making permanent decisions based on temporary pain is a trick, a delusion, and a distraction from the enemy. If you make decisions based on temporary pain, they create permanent pain. One of the main separators between people who have success and those that don't is their ability to stay the course. Know that pain is temporary. Even good is temporary. So take the time to acknowledge and appreciate it all, look forward to what's coming, but keep making decisions!

Your brain is recording things all the time and that builds the proof in your life that breeds your deepest beliefs and fuels your faith and energy. To reach the next level, you need that proof! This week, Andrew Ammons encourages you not to be afraid of taking more action. If you keep talking about sh*t that you want and not doing anything about it, it just may be the most silent killer of progress in your life. Let's do the work!

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This week, Andrew Ammons is 100% transparent about his daily struggles with becoming who he wants to be. We all face problems, but that stress and strain mean you are in the zone! You are becoming who you were created to be. Those difficult problems are a sign of life and exist for you to break them down to end up on the other side. Your problems are necessary but valueless if you don't persevere to the other side and are able to share that testimony.

What are your mindsets around your challenges?  

You got this!

After a tough morning, Andrew is joined by co-host Max, to share their experiences with failures and the lessons that have come from those experiences.  

We assign meaning to the experiences we label as failures and could have been influenced by the mindset of those around us. Tune in to hear more about different kinds of failure, how to approach it, and the opportunities that can arise out of the failures.

It's easy to feel less than when comparing your life blueprint to others. We've all been there. But it's essential to take a step back and remember to accept yourself as human. 

Tune into this episode as Andrews Ammons talks about his experience with comparisons and finding a way to stay in a state of blissful dissatisfaction.

Everyone goes through different seasons in their personal growth and in business. Although we can't control it, a change in season is good and something to be excited about! 

In understanding and recognizing the cycles and the patterns, you can begin to utilize these in creating new ones. 

Tune in this week, as Andrew Ammons gives some key gems and tips when it comes to changes and patterns in our lives. 

This week, Andrew Ammons unpacks his history of comparing himself to others. In doing so, he found himself comparing his life to what he had expected it to be. This affected his relationships with others and himself. It can become a bad habit.

Does this sound like you?

His journey has brought him to a point where he is most proud of things that he had the least of in the past! Tune in for some valuable insight and inspiration to Get More! 

This week, Andrew Ammons is back with another episode of the Build and Serve Podcast, dropping gems on raising your standards!
He brings an insight into the importance of your habits and your communication with others when it comes to figuring things out. At the end of the day, it is safe to say, we’re all seeking a life with minimal struggle, maximum happiness, and growth along the way.

Tune in for a valuable episode and be encouraged to participate in the workbook activity Andrew explains!