Unless you walk around your house naked for 24 hours, you’ll never be 100% caught up on laundry.

There’s always something to work on.

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Ahhhh, to be a human. Do we ever actually get to the end of the list?

There’s a lot to unpack here. Let’s explore.

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"They want the fast route, I want the for-sure route."

I was fascinated by a conversation I heard Ben having on another podcast and had to have him on. Ben has worked with Cole Gordon's sales team, Alex Becker and Hyros, as well as Eli Wilde (Tony Robbins top salesman who sold over 100 million himself).

Currently, Ben is helping closers and entrepreneurs sell better by becoming a more well rounded person, creating a high performance lifestyle so they can get high performance results. We talk about productivity, energy, sales, and swords with superhuman salesman, Ben Byrne.

This ep will be super interesting and valuable for you if: You're an introvert who wants to tap into your extroverted side, embrace selling, make more money, build a healthy routine, and become someone that demands respect (from yourself and others).

We also discuss:

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Sometimes 'lightning' strikes, but only if you're willing to stand in the rain.

Let's talk lighting - creativity spilling out of you vs having to dig deep to find it.

This ep is a must listen if...

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Neil Gaiman's main rule for writing is: “You can sit here and write or you can sit here and do nothing, but you can’t sit here and do anything else.”

The subtle art of structure.

Do you have it? Do you need it? Are you good at it?

What happens if you remove all structure?

If you're a listener, you're likely a little less structured by default. This can eat you alive if you let it.

Instead, create a box. A simple container you can work in that allows you to take focused action and finish what you start.

We stumbled across this concept in an earlier episode, which led to the birth of theboxcommunity.com.

Now, we get more done in the box than anywhere else.

Enjoy this episode and come check out theboxcommunity.com

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If it was easy, everyone would be walking around with six-packs.

What does it mean to fight and why is it so important? Can you get where you want without fighting for it? And where does discipline, structure, and accountability fit in?

Ali is a successful entrepreneur, speaker, coach and MMA fighter.

I (Miles) am good friends with Ali and am in fact partnering with him on his latest venture, Fighter Bodies, which is the only fitness program with active MMA fighters as your coach, who are also certification in personal training and nutrition. Built by fighters for fight fans.

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Connect with Ali

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Bill and Miles reflect on 2 years and examine a few of their most listened to episodes, most interesting guests, and and what lies ahead.

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Janis Ozolins has made a name for himself by explaining ideas visually. His work has reached millions, leading to collaborations with notable entrepreneurs and creators such as Steven Bartlett, Matt D’Avella, Dharmesh Shah, and others.

After struggling with the transition for over four years, Janis successfully shifted from a 9-to-5 corporate role to becoming a profitable creative living on his own terms.

Janis has some of the coolest visuals on the internet and has built a course based on the questions his audiences asks.

If you're trying to "figure out" this whole online business thingy, this conversation sheds light on what it actually takes. It doesn't have to be hard or complicated, but it probably won't happen overnight. Are you willing to wait?

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Some of what we cover with Janis:

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Website: ozolinsjanis.com

What Janis is doing now: ozolinsjanis.com/now

Explain Ideas Visually Course & Community: ozolinsjanis.com/course

The Ideas newsletter by Janis: ozolinsjanis.com/newsletter

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Bill calls Miles a "picky b*tch" and Miles defends his pickiness.

There's a never-ending wrestling match between "Don't post unless you have something of value" vs. "just post something!"

Quality and volume.

How much pickiness is good.

Does being picky get in your way or is a lack of pickiness hurting your cause?

Where's the line?

Let's explore.

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Are you creative? Let's find out.

Natalie Cramer is a creativity coach helping adults overcome life's challenges and reconnect with themselves through creative play. Playing guitar and writing original songs are her primary outlets for processing and moving through emotions. Creativity has always been Natalie's safe space and now she gets to share the magic of imagination and play with others through 1:1 coaching and events- both in-person and online. 

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We meander through...

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Connect with Natalie:

Instagram: @cramer.creations

Facebook: @cramer.creations

Website: cramercreations.com

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When you make work, work for you, you do better work.

We're sold on "the best way to do xyz" all day long.

Everyone wants you to do things their way, and they all have overwhelming evidence to support their argument.

The thing is, they all work, but you need to find out which works for you.

What kind of work, where you work, who you work with, solo vs. team, products vs. service, high vs. low ticket, 1-1 vs. group, to scale or not to scale, and so on.

Enjoy this honest conversation about making work, work for YOU.

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