The Prodigy Kid Podcast

I learned from Alex Charfen about Momentum. I went over 40 years until I UNDERSTOOD how my "entrepreneurial mind" works and is wired differently than everybody else. He calls it the "Entrepreneurial Spectrum" and I clearly am on it!! Entrepreneurs need MOMENTUM. We need to be moving towards our goals and making daily progress. If not you get lack of momentum, and that is not a good thing!! As a parent it is important to KNOW and be able to UNDERSTAND your kid if they are on the "ENTREPRENEUR SPECTRUM!"

My top mentor Russell Brunson sent me a friend request the other day! The EXACT person I would love to share Prodigy Kid with! It was 6am when I saw the request, and within 10 minutes I had already talked to my dad and woke Nate up, only to have him say, "IT'S PROBABLY A FAKE PROFILE!", and roll back over to sleep. YUP, FAKE PROFILE! I'm not even mad. For that 10 minutes the vision I gained and "feeling" I felt and REMEMBER was a GIFT. This episode gets into what I learned from it.

Short and sweet description: Do little things daily toward your goals and dreams and they will COMPOUND and add up to BIG things! We need to teach our kids do find their, "North Star", and daily do the basics of "The Successful 4" to keep momentum!

Today's interview was with Evans Putnam. He actually rents his lighting for his podcast from his daughter! Podcasting and coaching are his niche, and to help others. The two biggest takeaways are that he is an EXAMPLE to his daughter, and to not only be an entrepreneur to make money, but to serve others.
You can find more information about Evans at servepreneur.com.

This teaching episode covers a chapter from, "The Prodigy Kid", book called, "Help others succeed when you can". Something cool happened today that lines up perfectly with this principle so I though I would share it. 

I cam across Rodney on Facebook somehow. As a previous, "lawn kid", and lawn service owner, his story hit me good. He has created a movement + non-profit organization, "Raising Men Lawn Care". As of today he has enlisted roughly 4000 kids to take part in his, "50 yards challenge", where they provide free lawn care to our elders, those who are disabled, single mothers and our veterans, who do not have the time, resources and/or money to take care of their yards. When they get to 50 yards, Rodney will personally come to them and bring them a lawn mower, weed eater and blower.  
You can support the cause by going to WeAreRaisingMen.com!

I think I've had enough practice and consistency to take this podcast to the next level.  Need to polish the video version a little, have not only "documenting the journey episodes",  but shorter teaching episodes and we need to interview guests. Parent entrepreneurs with kids and some Prodigy Kids out there doing awesome stuff!

Here's an update of some launch ideas that I'm going to do with The Prodigy Kid book that focuses a lot on a "local launch" on my way to becoming an "Amazon Bestseller" with our upcoming book launch.
I also get into some of the details of the upcoming "Prodigy Kid Entrepreneurship Incubator".
The way I'm approaching all of this is with AN EXTREME BELIEF that, "with God ALL things are possible".

I've come a long way this year! While I didn't hit my podcast goal by the end of the year, I still managed to knock it out of the park considering I am like a triathlete with no arms or legs with all I've overcome this year!
This next year is going to change everything as we begin to work with others who hear our calling with Prodigy Kid. 
Nobody was there to come to my rescue this past year, and nobody is coming to your rescue either. It won't be family or friends that step in, or the school system, it is us who needs to battle through our problems and become the best version of ourselves to be an example for our kids. It is time to create the story of the life that you want and go get it.  LET'S GO!!!!

Today Nate revealed to me indirectly that all this firehose of information I always give him is actually landing somewhere and he's getting it! He has talked about the BIG thing that he wants that is going to take some work for him to get. A DIRT BIKE! My brother called him today about maybe getting him a helmet for Christmas. I told Nate that he shouldn't get a dirt bike helmet without having a dirt bike. What he said made me proud and realize I really can't lose at this point! He's getting this stuff!!!