The Wednesday Call

On this episode of The Wednesday Call podcast, Mike and Noelle Lewantowicz stepped in to host for Andy Albright to talk about how you can amp up your cash explosion in 2021 and beyond.

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On this episode of The Wednesday Call podcast, Paul Roberts asks the question, "why is having the right team crucial during hard times?"

Roberts and his team explain how they came together and WON during this past year, and how you and your team can WIN against all odds too!

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On this episode of The Wednesday Call, Jason Carey fills in for Andy Albrighty, who is traveling on business, to explain how to focus and avoid confusion. 

Carey is joined by some very special guests to discuss this subject.

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On this episode of The Wednesday Call podcast, guest hosts Mike and Noelle Lewantowicz talk about The Alliance advantage, covering everything from staffing to recruiting to producing. Find out how you can become a heavy hitter too!

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On this episode of The Wednesday Call podcast, Andy Albright talks about why you get what you expect. Do you raise your activity level to meet your expectations? You can't lower expectations because of your activity. You get what you expect!

"Don't lower your expectations to meet your activity. Raise your activity level to meet your expectations." --Andy Albright

You Get What You Expect: The Three Steps

1). Start Every Morning Setting Expectations (Want Big).

"If people aren't calling you crazy, then you are not wanting big enough." --Andy Albright

2). Seek Turning Abstract Feelings Into Concrete

Expectations (Receive Big).

"Don't wish for a better tomorrow if you are not willing to receive it." --Andy Albright

3). Strive Turning Negative Emotions into Positive

Expectations (Believe Big).

"When you believe in the impossible, you can pursue it as possible." --Andy Albright

1). Start Every Morning Setting Expectations ("I ought to" into "I want to").

• Declare how you want your day to go

• Line up your energy to attract bigger things

2). Seek Turning Abstract Feelings into Concrete Expectations ("I wish I had a shot" into "I will take advantage of the opportunity").

• Become excited about creating your goals.

• Shift your whole mindset to allowing your goal to happen.

3). Strive Turning Negative Emotions into Positive Expectations ("I can't" into "I can" mentally).

• Adjust your fixed views (a need to be right) to create perspective.

• Resist fewer (your need to find excuses) to flow faster.

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On this episode of The Wednesday Call podcast, guest hosts Mike and Noelle Lewantowicz are joined by some of the heavy hitters from The Alliance, who are writing $10,000 weekly.

Settle in to find out how they did it, and learn how you can too as they share the secrets that helped make them successful. 

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On this episode of The Wednesday Call podcast, guest host Paul Roberts shares how you can become a positive leader and build unity with your team through a hardcore work ethic. 

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On this episode of The Wednesday Call podcast, Andy Albright talks about why you should be doing the 8 Steps to Success.

Step 1: Why Should You Practice Personal Use?

Reasons:

• Allows you to be a walking billboard for what you believe
• Allows you to set the example

Step 2: Why Should You Work?

Reasons:

• Awakens you to set priorities in order to prime the powder of commitment.
• Requires you to hit deadlines in order to ignite the flame of completion.
• Reminds you to measure outcomes in order to sight the scope of consistent effort.

Step 3: Why Should You Listen?

Reasons:

• Helps you learn the micro.
• Helps you understand the macro.

Step4: Why Should You Read?

Reasons:

• Opens up our brain to view possibilities and new ideas (helps us experience the world through other perspectives).
• Allows the brain to practice processing new terms and sorting new concepts (serves as a mental stimulator and stress reducer).

Step 5: Why Should You Attend All Meetings?

Reasons:

• Your reputation is on the line (Attend to set).
• Not letting others down (Participate to serve).
• Concerned about improving yourself (Show up to learn).
• Sharing your experience/expertise (Expose potential to teach).

Step 6: Why Should You Be Teachable?

Reasons:

• To stay humble so that you can remain thirsty.
• To become bold enough to take advantage of an opportunity.

Step 7: Why Should You Be Accountable

Reasons:

• Demands you to stand by your obligations.
• Demands you to accept liability for your actions.

Step 8: Why Should You Communicate With A Positive Mental Attitude?

Reasons:

• It's a business of attraction.
• The bad makes the good.

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On this episode of The Wednesday Call podcast, Andy Albright comes to you live from his home in Treasure Island, Fla. to talk about the four basic fears in business and how you can overcome them. 

"Great power comes by simply opening a possibility for people to believe what they already want to believe."

Moral: Facing your fears takes courage, but overcoming your fears is transformative. Show others that if they believe they deserve better, then they can defeat their fears and take back their lives.

But the reward of that victory must outweigh the risk of staying stagnant.

Four Basic Fears In Business:

1). Fear of Competition (Feeling of being inadequate).

Advice: Concentrate on activity (Doing 40/40).

"Get busy not because you want to, but because you got to. Do your way into a feel." -- Andy Albright

2). Fear of Criticism (Feeling of being attacked).

Advice: Commit to a decision or goal (Going partner).

"Desire starts the engine, but commitment keeps the foot to the pedal. I have decided to be N247." -- Andy Albright

3). Fear of Rejection (Feeling of being a failure).

Advice: Crusade for a cause (Helping families).

"When you play for others, you play bigger than yourself. Make a difference with your activity." -- Andy Albright

4). Fear of Risk (Feeling of being uncertain).

Advice: Contribute toward a positive outcome (Investing in Leads).

"If there is no reward, there is no risk. The best cure for uncertainty is diving head first into the deep end of the pool." -- Andy Albright

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On this episode of The Wednesday Call podcast, Paul Roberts and his guest host Phil Hebert talk endless possibilities, and why you have everything you need right in front of you to be successful. 

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