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Today our expert guest is Honoree Corder, an “authorpreneur” who coaches business professionals, writers, and aspiring non-fiction authors who want to publish their books to bestseller status, create a platform, and develop multiple streams of income. But really, that doesn’t even scratch the surface of everything she does, and her badassery is legendary!

Honoree is, incredibly, the author of over 50 books, including You Must Write a Book, the Prosperous Writer series, and most recently, Write, Publish, and Market Like a Boss: The Complete Series. She is also previous guest Hal Elrod’s partner in the Miracle Morning book series.

So how does writing a book help someone develop multiple streams of income?

First, of course, book sales can generate money, if you write it in a way that it is readable, it adds value, you publish it professionally, and you market it until you die.

But after that, a book can birth multiple streams of income: speaking, consulting, coaching, group coaching, events, and anything else you can do to repurpose the content of your book.

The 5 people that should be on your book business bench:

1. A professional editor
2. Proofreader
3. Book cover designer
4. Formatter
5. Copywriter

Self-Publishing VS Traditional Publishing

The traditional publishing route isn’t for everyone. It’s full of gatekeepers, and frankly you’re not actually likely to make very much money – Honoree is working with a six-time New York Times bestseller who teaches writing classes to pay her bills.

But when you self-publish, you have complete control. You get to choose what to write about, when to publish it, where to distribute it, and for how much.

The Biggest Helping: Today’s Most Important Takeaway

“You have to have a belief in yourself in order to make anything happen. You can want something, you can wish for something, but if you don’t believe that you can have it or that you deserve it, then you won’t actually go for it. You can achieve anything that you believe you deserve to achieve, and you should believe that you deserve anything you want.”

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Resources:

• Learn more at honoreecorder.com
• Connect with Honoree: Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn
• Read: You Must Write a Book
• Read: Write, Publish, and Market Like a Boss: The Complete Series
• Get your Personal Helping: thedailyhelping.com/personal-helping

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Today our expert guest is Scott Amyx, a TEDx speaker, thought leader, and author on the Internet of Things and the Fourth Industrial Revolution. In his book Strive, Scott shows that the secret to outstanding and lasting achievement is not passion or talent, but getting comfortable with discomfort by embracing and enjoying new challenges – what he appropriately calls “strive.”

Scott knows that how smart you are, what kind of background you have, how old you are, or where you are in life does not predict or indicate your chances of success because he was born with absolutely no advantages in life, “and everything that I have accomplished is because of the principles of Strive.”

Scott was born just South of the DMZ border between North and South Korea, both physically and emotionally close to the Korean War. Scott immigrated to the United States, ultimately becoming a ward of the state. He had no network, no support, nothing.

“I learned early on that if you want to succeed in life, no one is going to give you anything – you have to do the things that are uncomfortable to stretch yourself and to reach for it.”

So he wrote the book to share his story, inspire others, and demonstrate that there are a lot of myths and misconceptions surrounding the idea of success.

For example, we are told that if you do what you love, success will follow. However, passion does not always equate to success. We’re also told that putting in more hours will result in more success, but the reality is that most people who spend years and years playing a sport or an instrument will not be able to make that a career.

So let’s break down the STRIVE Methodology:

• Set a goal. Before you can forge ahead, you have to know where you’re going.
• Think about how to get there and plan for success. The gap between those who realize success and those who have big dreams is closed through execution; you have to know the steps that will get you where you want to go.
• Risk. It’s not easy to do, but you have to embrace risk and reframe challenges as opportunities for growth. “It’s only when you stretch yourself that you begin to make huge gains.”
• Insights. What did you learn from that uncomfortable change? It’s important for us to be intentional about self-examination.
• Verify progress. How do you know that you’re going the right direction, a few months down the road? We have to have something to measure progress that is quantifiable.
• Enhance yourself mentally and physically. Scott used to work until he collapsed, but he realized that the journey to success has to be holistic; it’s not good enough that you acquire new knowledge and expertise, you also have to consider your physical, emotional, and spiritual needs.

To get started on your personal journey to success, Scott wants to share something helpful: the Strive VIP Sneak Preview! All you have to do is email [email protected] to get your free copy.

The Biggest Helping: Today’s Most Important Takeaway

“You were designed for a purpose. But in order for you to realize your full potential, you have to be used. So I challenge you to become the best person that you can – it’s very much within your grasp, and the methodology that I lay out is for you and for everyone.”

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Resources:

• Connect with Scott: Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn
• Get your Strive VIP Sneak Preview by emailing [email protected]
• Read: Strive: How Doing The Things Most Uncomfortable Leads to Success
• Watch: “Strive: How Doing the Things Most Uncomfortable Leads to Success | Scott Amyx | TEDxRutgers”

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Today our expert guest is Matt Kutz, PhD, a Fulbright Scholar, award‐winning professor, award‐winning author, entrepreneur, and TEDx speaker. Matt is passionate about helping others achieve high‐level leadership and outstanding organizational performance, and his desire is to equip people to lead well in whatever context they are called.

Before we get into Matt’s work, I want to reflect on an important experience in his past.

As a child, in a moment of frustration, Matt said something disrespectful to his mother… but unbeknownst to Matt, his father was home and that moment of frustration swiftly became a moment of discipline.

Matt’s dad grabbed him in a Vulcan death grip and told him, “Don’t you ever talk to my wife like that again.”

Not “your mom” but “my wife.” That’s when Matt realized that his mom wasn’t just his mom – she was also a wife, daughter, sister, cousin, and friend.

It was the genesis of Contextual Intelligence. “If you can understand the context that people bring to the environment where you’re interacting with them, and how that influences who they are and what they are, you can actually act intelligently with them, and probably get done way more than you ever imagined you could get done.”

In practice, Contextual Intelligence is about doing more than you could ever do alone, and it is the basis of how Matt helps others reach the highest levels of organizational performance and facilitate all facets of leadership and change initiatives.

“We can do way more than we think we can do – our problem is we think we can do it on our own. If we begin to leverage the synergy of other people through Contextual Intelligence, I think we can change not only our own lives and our own situations but the whole world, our communities, and our organizations.”

Learning how to practice Contextual Intelligence is pretty easy, too!

If you pick up the book, of course titled Contextual Intelligence, Matt offers a structured framework for critical thinking and decision making that shows how to use hindsight, insight, and foresight – or 3D Thinking – to navigate through complexity.

Matt is also hosting the Contextual Intelligence Leadership Conference! Matt has been doing Contextual Intelligence workshops and seminars for a few years, but this is the first time the training is available to anyone!

• What: Contextual Intelligence Leadership Conference
• When: Friday, June 08, 2018
• Where: Cherry Street's Life Revitalization Center, 1501 Monroe Street, Toledo, OH, 43604
• How: matthewkutz.com/registration

The Biggest Helping: Today’s Most Important Takeaway

“Don’t compartmentalize your life. Navigating complexity successfully requires reframing our identity to include what you love. So often, we create identities for ourselves that exclude what we love… So if you want to be successful, if you want to go where you’ve never gone before and accomplish things you’ve never accomplished before, don’t compartmentalize your life – it’s too hard… What you love to do can be incorporated into your work, into your family, etc.”

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Resources:

• Register for the Contextual Intelligence Leadership Conference: matthewkutz.com/registration
• Connect with Matt: Facebook | Twitter
• Contextual Intelligence by Matt Kutz
• Watch Matt: matthewkutz.com/videos

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Today our expert guest is Tony Jacobsen, a personal trainer and the author of Disable Your Disability: Live The Healthy Life You Deserve! Tony was born with a rare bone disorder (Osteogenesis Imperfecta) that makes his bone brittle, and after years of being held back because of it and being extremely unhealthy, he flipped the switch and learned to embrace it.

Now, at the age of 46, he is living a healthy, high-powered, and happy life – and his mission is to help others do the same.

Growing up, Tony was told to be careful. “For a while, I felt like my name was Tony Becareful because that’s all I heard, so I grew up with that in my mind.”

As Tony grew up, he still held onto “be careful,” and it prevented him from living his life. “It kept me from fully expressing myself during those years.”

By the time Tony was 42, he was in the worst shape of his life. He was in pain every day, and he had no strength. When he went to the doctor, he learned that he had had a heart attack.

“It was at that point, when that happened, that I knew something had to change … I knew I had to do something, and that’s when I flipped the switch. That’s when I realized I needed to do something that was the complete opposite of what my disability had been telling me my entire life; I knew that I couldn’t be careful anymore.”

Tony realized he had to push himself and do something that scared him, so he went all-in and hired a personal trainer. He needed help, and he wanted someone to guide him – something he now does for others.

He got stronger physically, but more importantly, he got stronger mentally and emotionally.

A lot of times, Tony says, people with disabilities have trouble asking for help – and I think this is something that we all experience, at some point or another. We feel like it is showing a sign of weakness, but nothing could be farther from the truth.

“With guidance, we achieve goals faster, we learn more, and you can get things done faster in life by doing that.”

The Biggest Helping: Today’s Most Important Takeaway

“Don’t be afraid to look for and identify where you might be broken in life, or where you might be held back. Because once you can identify it, once you can see where you might be held back, then you have something to work with and you can actually embrace these adversities, embrace the things that are holding you back. That’s where the power comes to overcome, to health, and to really replace the negative with positive.”

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Resources:

• Learn more at tonyjacobsen.com
• Watch Tony on YouTube
• Connect with Tony on Facebook
• Disable Your Disability: Live The Healthy Life You Deserve!

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Today our expert guest is Geoff Woods, the Vice President of The ONE Thing, whose mission is to teach people how to live a life of focus so that they can have more by doing less.

But this wasn’t always Geoff’s mission. He used to be working hard in medical device sales, experiencing a lot of success and providing an amazing lifestyle for his family… but it felt like something was missing.

Then, in quick succession, Geoff’s young co-worker died and his pay was cut 40 percent. He started hemorrhaging cash, and it was a huge wake-up call.

That’s when Geoff saw a Jim Rohn quote that changed his life: "You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with." After hearing that, he set out on a mission to surround himself with high-level CEOs and successful entrepreneurs.

Fast forward just 10 months, Geoff went from employee to entrepreneur, launching a company with the co-authors of the bestselling book The ONE Thing, Gary Keller and Jay Papasan. It’s here that Geoff found clarity around his new mission, and fulfillment.

How can we have more by doing less?

The ONE Thing is all about “the surprisingly simple truth behind extraordinary results,” which ultimately comes down to how you use and invest your time.

Because, every morning, there are innumerable things you COULD do – but there are really a very small number of things you SHOULD do to create results, in any area of your life.

Most people waste a tremendous amount of time, every single day, and then feel like they don’t have enough time to do what they want to do. The truth is that we all have the time to do what’s most important to us, but we’re not all investing it correctly.

To figure out what you should be doing, The ONE Thing teaches readers to use a focusing question: What’s the one thing you can do, such that by doing it, would make everything else easier or unnecessary?

Not a list of things – ONE thing.

Time Blocking

But after you have that figured out, you’re not done. You still have to do your ONE thing, every day. Meaning you have to protect time for it, every day.

That’s when time blocking comes in, or the practice of actively scheduling time on your calendar to do your most important work (while saying no to everything else).

Until your ONE thing is done, everything else is a distraction.

The Biggest Helping: Today’s Most Important Takeaway

“Think BIG in terms of your vision, think BIG in terms of your goals, think BIG in terms of your standards for yourself, and then go really small. The mistake people make is that they think big and then they try to act big; they set big goals, and then they try to do a million different things.

“Instead of casting a big vision, casting big goals, and then going really small by identifying the ONE thing that they can do, such that by doing it, will make achieving that big goal easier or unnecessary. And it’s not that they only do that one thing – it’s that they do it FIRST.

“Because if doing the most important thing is the most important thing, why would you do anything else?”

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• Learn more at the1thing.com
• Listen: The ONE Thing Podcast
• Read: The ONE Thing by Gary Keller & Jay Papasan
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Today our expert guest is Hal Elrod, the bestselling author of The Miracle Morning and the host of Achieve Your Goals with Hal Elrod. I’m so happy to celebrate 50 episodes by sharing this conversation with Hal because this podcast would probably not exist without him, and I have tremendous gratitude and appreciation for everything that he does.

Hal wrote what is largely considered one of the most life-changing books ever written, became a Hall of Fame business achiever before the age of 25, and ran a 52-mile ultra marathon – but what’s truly remarkable is that, before all of that, at the age of 20, Hal actually died for six minutes.

Hal was the victim of a car accident, breaking 11 bones and suffering brain damage. After being resuscitated, he spent six days in a coma and flatlined two more times. He woke up, but he was told that he would never walk again.

The doctors believed he was in denial because he wasn’t depressed, but Hal just had a different perspective: he accepted that he might not walk again, but he wasn’t going to put any of his energy towards being upset about it.

“I cannot change that I was in a car accident. I cannot change that my bones were broken… So I can be the happiest and most grateful I’ve ever been, going through the most difficult time in my life – or possibly, I might walk again, and that’s where all my energy is going.”

If we accept the worst-case scenario might happen, it has no power over us; we can make peace with it, and then there is no fear. But accepting the worst-case scenario doesn't mean accepting that it is the only possible scenario.

Reaching Level 10 Success & The Miracle Morning

Hal had a few years of great success, transitioning from CutCo to his career as a success coach. However, after the global economic crash, Hal found himself in another precarious situation.

He lost half of his clients, and his income with them. He found himself, for the first time in his life, sinking into depression.

Then, with the assistance of Jim Rohn, Hal had an important realization: he wasn’t committing enough time or energy to personal development.

If he wanted to become a level 10 person, enabling him to reach level 10 in every area of his life, he had to dedicate time, every single day, to personal development.

He went about creating the ultimate personal development ritual, and the results felt like a miracle. After just two months, he more than doubled his income, went from the worst shape to the best shape in his life, and felt unstoppable. He had share this with people, so he wrote The Miracle Morning.

So what is The Miracle Morning ritual that has changed so many lives? It is comprised of the six Life SAVERS:

1. Silence (for meditation or prayer)
2. Affirmations
3. Visualization
4. Exercise
5. Reading
6. Scribing (or “a fancy word for writing”)

The Biggest Helping: Today’s Most Important Takeaway

“If you go back to the quote from Jim Rohn – ‘Your level of success will seldom exceed your level of personal development’ – that quote changed my life. It changed my life faster than I ever thought possible because that’s what led to me committing to a daily personal development routine.

“Dedicate time, every day, to becoming the level 10 person that you need to be, that can easily, virtually effortlessly, create and sustain level 10 success in every single area of your life. You deserve nothing less – but it doesn’t happen automatically.”

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Resources:

• Learn more at HalElrod.com
• Connect with Hal: Twitter | Facebook
• Listen to Dr. Shuster on Hal’s podcast: “205: Facing Fear & Finding Your Mission with Dr. Richard Shuster”
• Join The Miracle Morning Community on Facebook
• The Miracle Morning: The Not-So-Obvious Secret Guaranteed to Transform Your Life (Before 8AM) by Hal Elrod
• Listen: “The 4 Questions That Will Change Your Life”

Today our expert guest is Dorie Clark, a marketing strategy consultant, professional speaker, and author who has been described by the New York Times as an “expert at self-reinvention and helping others make changes in their lives.” Dorie is the author of three books: Entrepreneurial You, Reinventing You, and Stand Out.

Dorie’s journey with reinvention began shortly after college, when she didn’t get into any of the graduate programs she applied to. “That kind of forced my first recalibration, my first reinvention.”

Ultimately, that first “forced recalibration” led Dorie to writing her first book, Reinventing You, which is all about the process of transitioning into the job or career that you want to have, although these same principles can be applied to a personal reinvention, too.

Broadly speaking, Dorie identifies three steps in a professional transition:

1. Getting a sense of your current brand. “A big part of reinvention is about your brand; how you are perceived by other people.” What do others think of you?
2. Getting clarity on your future destination. Where do you want to be and, more specifically, what is the gap between now and the future? What are the activities that you can do to make that transition?
3. Living your brand. Finally, on a day-to-day basis, you’re manifesting your new identity. “The truth is that reinvention isn’t a one time-thing – it’s an ongoing thing because people are constantly forming their opinions of you.”

But you’re unlikely to have a successful reinvention if you don’t learn how to tell your story, or your transition narrative – most people aren’t used to doing this, and as a result, they end up communicating their story poorly.

“I used to do this and now I do that” probably isn’t going to cut it at a job interview, or even as an aspiring entrepreneur trying to convince their family that starting a business is the right move.

This is because there is often a big gap between the past and the future, and if you don’t connect the dots for other people, if you don’t make it really explicit how the thing you did in the past connects to, and adds value to, the thing you’re aiming to do now, other people are going to view it as completely random.

You have to guide and shepard the understanding of your transition.

And after you reinvent yourself, after you make a big career transition, maybe even after you leave corporate life to become an entrepreneur, you will likely run into a new challenge: it’s hard to stand out!

Naturally, this is the main focus of Stand Out: How to Find Your Breakthrough Idea and Build a Following Around It. The top thought leaders, in almost every industry, have capitalized on some unique perspective or knowledge, then inspired others to take action. It’s not enough to just keep your head down and do the hard work.

But how do you get the idea?

• A lot of people assume that they have to come to the table with an idea fully formed, but you don’t start with an idea – “You start with an interest in a subject, or in a question, and you just start mucking around in it.”
• Through that process, and only through that process, you achieve enough in-depth knowledge of the subject to identify where there is an opportunity for you to make a contribution. “Then the path becomes clear.”

Now you have an idea – how do you build a following? There are three steps:

1. Build your network - Your internal group of advisors, or your “mentor board of directors.” People who can help you hone, shape, and amplify your ideas.
2. Build your audience - This is when you start to share your ideas more publicly.
3. Build your community - This is the tipping point where you go from one-way communication, creating content and disseminating it to your audience, to creating a forum where they can connect and talk to each other.

All of this culminates in Dorie’s third book, Entrepreneurial You. “If Reinventing You is about how you transition to the job or career you want, if Stand Out is about how you get recognized as an expert in that field, then Entrepreneurial You is about how you make a living – hopefully a great living – in that field.”

It may seem like, if you’re recognized as an expert in a field, then you should be able to make money in that field... but that’s not necessarily true, and how you go about doing it isn’t necessarily obvious.

You have to learn about how to earn money, and for today’s entrepreneurial world, Dorie advocates embracing the concept of multiple income streams and a portfolio career. This hedges you against risk and allows you to harness new opportunities.

If you want a little guidance along the way, download Dorie’s FREE Entrepreneurial You self-assessment workbook.

The Biggest Helping: Today’s Most Important Takeaway

“If we want to be able to be nimble and flexible in the modern economy, we do need to think about having portfolio careers. The question we need to ask ourselves is how we can create at least one or two side income streams, to hedge against uncertainty and as a way to capture upsides.

“The question I’d have you think about is, ‘What are people already coming to you for?’ … That shows that people are interested in the topic and they view you as an expert, and that is something that you can build on to create a side income stream. That can really hasten your entrepreneurial journey and give you some powerful tools to be able to create a little more freedom and flexibility in your professional life.”

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Resources:

• Learn more at dorieclark.com
• Connect with Dorie: Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn
• Download Dorie’s FREE Entrepreneurial You self-assessment workbook
• Entrepreneurial You by Dorie Clark
• Reinventing You by Dorie Clark

Stand Out by Dorie Clark

Today our expert guest is David Osborn, co-owner of one of the top real estate brokerages in the world and the author of the New York Times best seller Wealth Can't Wait: Avoid the 7 Wealth Traps, Implement the 7 Business Pillars, and Complete a Life Audit Today!

David is also on a mission to give away over $100 million to charity in his lifetime – Wow! Most people would probably consider that an impossible goal, but David has a powerful and purposeful mindset that allows him to overcome limiting thoughts. (If you want to work with David to change lives for the better, reach out to him at davidosborn.com/contact.)

But how did David develop this mindset?

David spent most of his formative years bouncing around Europe, followed by an adventurous youth hitchhiking around the world, visiting over 70 countries. He came back to the U.S. 26 and broke, but that experience showed him that there were other ways of being and other ways of thinking that we don’t often discuss in the U.S.

As a result, he didn’t receive a cultural imprint about what was possible or what life should look like.

“What we perceive in the world is really something we can change – and as you change your perceptions, you change your results.”

Wealth Can’t Wait

One of the big mindset shifts for David was when he fell in love with learning – and this definitely changed his results. In school, learning was prescribed. However, in business, learning had tangible, positive impacts.

Over the years, David built an empire on the wisdom he accrued. And when his father passed away, it was a wake-up call: he had to pass that wisdom on if he wanted to leave an impactful legacy.

So David started working on his book, Wealth Can’t Wait. “I felt like I had built a pretty solid foundation on how to succeed in life and how to succeed, economically, in business, and I wanted to transfer that to a book and leave it behind for my kids.”

It all starts with a BIG choice: you have to choose to be wealthy.

“You don’t get to be a victim. You don’t get to complain. If it’s truly you building a business, it doesn’t matter how many good excuses you have – the only thing that will change the outcome is action.”

After you have the right mindset, you have to establish the right habits and use the right business models to, ultimately, create momentum.

GoBundance

For people who want to take things to the next level, and for his own personal development, David created GoBundance. They’re men who get together and hold each other accountable to their visions.

GoBundance is built on six pillars:

1. Genuine contribution
2. Age-defying health
3. Authentic relationships
4. Extreme accountability
5. Financial freedom
6. Bucket list adventures

You can join the community at gobundance.com.

The Biggest Helping: Today’s Most Important Takeaway

“Be purposeful! I found my salvation. I was a rebel without a clue, a lost kid doing things I shouldn’t do, things I wish I hadn’t done in hindset – and what saved me from that was being purposeful.”

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Resources:

• Connect with David: DavidOsborn.com | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram
• Read: Wealth Can't Wait: Avoid the 7 Wealth Traps, Implement the 7 Business Pillars, and Complete a Life Audit Today!
• Community First!
• Habitat for Humanity Austin
• Front Row Foundation
• 1 Life Fully Lived

Today our expert guest is Vince Kramer, an airline pilot and military veteran who brings a unique experience to the world of self-improvement and purpose-driven growth. His past experience in a stereotypically “macho” field gives him a more integrative perspective to the “softer” field of personal growth, in a way that is not often seen.

Growing up, Vince was taught what and how a man is “supposed to be,” which was then reinforced through his military and corporate career. He did what he was supposed to, put in his time… and then United Airlines went bankrupt and he lost everything he’d been working towards.

It was 2003 and Jack was lost, trying to figure out what he was supposed to be after his definition of being a man was destroyed.

He started building things back up, but something was still missing – “Back at five years old, I really knew what my two passions in life were going to be: flying airplanes and helping people.” Vince had forgotten about helping people.

Today, Vince passionately believes that everyone is unique and the creator of their own life, and he founded Imagine Miracles with his wife to help men, women, organizations, and families find success and happiness by designing and creating a life fueled by their desires.

Vince also wrote and produced the Your Miracle Life series of online programs and workshops based on his C.R.E.A.T.E. Model & Your Unique Purpose Formula, and contributed a chapter on Creating a Miracle Life to Jack Canfield’s bestselling book, Mastering the Art of Success, in which he explores the four things that prevent people from getting what they want.

Your Unique Purpose Formula

“Your Unique Purpose is the quintessence of you; the energy that you put out, without even knowing you’re doing it; the gift that you have to share with the world.” And the formula consists of five questions designed to help find your purpose.

1. Where am I?
2. Who am I?
3. What do I have to offer?
4. Why am I here?
5. How do I live my purpose?

“You are the creator of your reality. No one else can create what is in front of you, and you’re the only one who knows your answers.”

The 4 Things That Prevent People From Getting What They Want

1. You don’t know what you want.
2. You don’t know how to get it.
3. You don’t know what’s going to get in the way.
4. You don’t know how to move beyond what gets in the way.

Get Your FREE Copy of Creating a Miracle Life + The Miracle Life Blueprint

Vince is offering Daily Helping listeners his chapter in Mastering the Art of Success + The Miracle Life Blueprint (which will walk you through the six steps of the C.R.E.A.T.E. model).

You can download these incredible resources at VinceKramer.net/dailyhelping.

Do you want to talk to Vince or his wife about Your Miracle Life?

Vince’s generosity doesn’t stop there! He is offering five people the opportunity to sit down with him or his wife to go through a “Your Life, Your Way Breakthrough Session,” in which you will discuss what your miracle life will look like and how you can get beyond the one big obstacle in your way.

The first five people who qualify and contact Vince through the image at VinceKramer.net/dailyhelping will receive this $500 value for free. Wow!

The Biggest Helping: Today’s Most Important Takeaway

“You created the life that you have right now, and it’s your birthright to take advantage of it and live the life that you’re supposed to live … It’s your birthright to have abundance, it’s your birthright to be healthy, it’s your birthright to enjoy life, and I just want everybody to find that.”

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Resources:

• Learn more at imaginemiracles.com
• Connect with Vince: VinceKramer.net | Facebook | Twitter

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Today our expert guest is Marc Guberti, a digital marketing expert, author, and speaker who self-published 19 books as a teenager. Marc also hosts Breakthrough Success, a podcast that teaches entrepreneurs how to achieve their breakthrough in business and life.

Marc first saw the potential of what he could do as an entrepreneur when he was only 11 years old. Marc grew up as a New Yorker and a Red Sox fan – a rare and isolating combination – so he started a Red Sox blog. He connected with other fans as a hobby and, in the process, fell in love with marketing, content creation, and brand development.

In high school, Marc’s blogging evolved into writing books – a lot of books. He tasked himself with writing 1,000 words daily, a habit he continues to this day.

One of Marc’s recent books is also his biggest: Content Marketing Secrets: How To Create, Promote, And Optimize Your Content For Growth And Revenue. “I literally just took all of the knowledge about content marketing that I had and literally flushed it out into one work.”

Today, Marc’s age serves as a benefit, but in high school, people equated it with inexperience. People tried to use it to discredit his work, and as a result, Marc had to work even harder to earn respect and prove himself.

But Marc sees young entrepreneurs as key to a better future; “If we have more teens, and even younger people, who see that they can pursue their dreams at a young age because of the opportunities that the internet and all of these amazing new inventions have given us, I believe that we’ll make the world a much better place.”

If you want even more Marc (and who could blame you?), we flip the tables and he interviews me in this episode of Unstoppable Success: E60: Become The Best Version Of Yourself With Dr. Richard Shuster.

The Biggest Helping: Today’s Most Important Takeaway

“We make the world a better and help others when we improve ourselves… Everything that you’re doing, day in and day out, impacts future actions that humanity is going to do. If you want to make the world a better place, start by improving on yourself and helping others to improve. That’s just going to make everything better and allow more powerful ideas to spread.”

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Resources:

• Learn more at MarcGuberti.com
• Connect with Marc: Twitter | LinkedIn
• Listen: Breakthrough Success

Read: Content Marketing Secrets: How To Create, Promote, And Optimize Your Content For Growth And Revenue