The Ryan Mahle Podcast

The ability to question things allows for change. Otherwise, you already have the answers. Tap into your curiosity.

When you see other people doing well, do you celebrate for them? Or, do you attempt to justify why they are doing well? Being genuinely happy for others is a sign you’re on the right track.

Change and personal growth can lead to paralysis by analysis. When this happens, do your best to avoid paralysis. Pick something…not nothing.

Finding a mentor is crucial for personal growth. Pay attention to the people you look up to when you are trying to make changes. Observe and learn as much as you can. Then apply the pieces to your life that fit the best.

I will never not talk about this concept because of it’s importance. If we expect something to happen, or go a certain way, and it doesn’t…then what? Don’t sabotage yourself by expecting a different reality.

Do you assume others are interpreting you in a certain way? Do you attempt to get ahead of that by over-explaining and assuming? We aren’t in charge of how others interpret what we say and do.

I definitely believe it’s important to meet as many different people as we can. It makes life easier to navigate. However, when it comes to changing ourselves, we need to be around like minded people.

Personal growth and expansion are amazing. But it can take a toll if we are always being serious. Don’t forget to have some fun when you’re on your own journey.

In yesterday’s podcast I felt rushed. I didn’t stick to my normal system, and it caught up with me. But it’s just a lesson. And a reminder that we are in control of our lives. Stick with what works.

Feeling disrespected is a great time to figure out why we feel that way. Instead of getting upset and lashing out, attempt to stay calm and be curious.