We all desire to be understood. We all desire to find people who can relate. You ever wonder why it’s easier to connect with people who have mutual interests or why some business partners can last longer than others. It all comes down to chemistry between two parties. Chemistry also matters with our future career, hobbies, and interests. In today’s episode, we talk about good chemistry verses bad chemistry and 3 practical tools that’ll help you in finding chemistry in any kind of relationship.

The smallest deeds hold more weight than our biggest intentions.

What’s going on guys, I hope everyone is enjoying the holiday season. Last Wednesday, I had a conversation with a good friend of mine about keeping your dreams alive. Before we got off the phone, I had presented the idea of option B in case things don’t work out. His response was “their’s no such things as option B. If you have already doubted in yourself, then it won’t come to pass.” I was reminded that doubting is a recipe for disaster. In today’s episode, we talk about the impact of that conversation and how we should always keep swinging no matter what happens. In the end, we have nothing to lose.

What’s going on guys, I hope you all enjoyed your thanksgiving weekend with family and friends. In today’s episode, we talk about the importance of environments. Last Wednesday, I saw a post about Trae Young. In the post, Trae was seen in photos with Lebron, Kobe, and Kevin Durant during his upbringing. What stood out was those pictures showed him at different ages in life. Now he’s one of the rising stars in the NBA. It’s no coincidence that Young was a product of his environment. He prioritized his network over his peers. He put himself in environments of great basketball players. Moral of the story is environments matter. Our friends matter. What we allow in our houses matter. What conversations we have matter. If we expect to fulfill our dreams, then our environment has to fall in line with the dreams we’re pursuing.

What’s going on guys, in today’s episode of Life With Jay we talk about the word seasons. When it comes to TV shows, they can have many seasons. In each season, there is a different plot, new storylines, and new characters. However, the mission of these shows never change. Just like a TV show, our life is told by a series of seasons. We go through the mountains and valleys of life. Their are many reasons for our situations. Most importantly, we must recognize the lessons and stick to our identity despite what goes on around us.

What’s going on everyone, I hope you’re having a great Friday. If you played capture the flag, the game is full of twists and turns. One moment you could have all your teammates locked up in jail on the opponents side while you fend off a full attack who is looking to capture the flag. It’s a fun experience. With that said, we talk about how much effort it takes to capturing our flags. Maybe you are trying to run a business and you’ve faced different setbacks. Maybe you are trying to complete a masters program. Maybe this is your third book published and your looking to sell more copies than ever before. Whatever your facing, the hardest part has been getting over the hump. Today we take a look at how the L..A. Dodgers overcame their playoff failures after capturing their World Series championship. And what lessons we can take from their experience in our own endeavors.

If you have ever had a point where you’ve found yourself ready to give up, it’s ok. We all have experienced moments where quitting has knocked on our door constantly. In today’s episode, we talk about the challenges I faced in 2020. They were a lot of different obstacles. But what I’ve learned is immediate actions, self reflecting, and personal accountability will keep you going in a positive direction.

A little bit of growth each day is better than no growth at all. In today’s episode, we talk about my adjustments to living on a schedule, saving money on a monthly basis, and the importance of the little positive changes we make for our personal development.

In the game of heads or tails, we understand two outcomes will occur. The flip of a coin doesn’t choose a side. It doesn’t care about the outcome we desire. It’s designed to provide the results. In our day to day living, we don’t experience the same wins and the same losses. We can’t predict outcomes. We can only plan and give it our best shot. With that being said, we can have trouble accepting the end results. In today’s episode, we talk about the importance of maintaining our attitudes, making adjustments to situations, and learning that not everything will go our way.

What’s going on guys, in today’s episode we talk about the importance of knowing your territory. We live in a age where there’s a lot of opportunities to create an online business, start up a small business, learn a new skill on YouTube, work a side hustle, or create content on the internet. The most important part to understand is knowing what’s around you and grabbing a hold of those opportunities.