Thought Hustle

To achieve anything, you need to do the hard things, embrace those difficult things, they will include the following 

o   Sacrificing your time to build a business or  to advance your career

o   Sacrificing money today for money tomorrow, investing, purchasing real estate, buying stock, whatever it takes

o   Going out every night

It’s not for everyone, but the rewards are great, they include the following

o   Financial freedom, and income to take care of you and your family and your future family

o   Extra time, to do whatever it is that you love

o   Enough money to do the things that you love, go on adventures, treat family and friends, give more 

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Now, we dive into the hard questions... They are as follows:
If you had six months to live, what would you do?
On my death bed will I regret what I did, the life I lived, what I sought out?
Am I doing everything I can to live a full and rich life? 

 I love these questions for many reasons, they motivate and drive me and make me ponder whether or not I’m doing what I should be doing with my life.

 I love these questions because they force me to pause and think and revaluate what I’m doing and how I’m spending my time.

 I want to live a full and rich life, like you. I know you want that, because you listen to this backwater podcast from a guy who wants to build a better life. Because you, too want to build a better life.

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Humility, Hustle and Heart.

That's it, today, we discuss how if you have the above 3, how they will enable you to live a meaningful life.

Learn how these 3 H's can completely transform your life, if you just let them!

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Today, we discuss how you can be unsuccessful in your life. If you just follow my simple steps, you can have all of the success in the world!
I heard something the other day that I wanted to share, it was that successful people will work all day, and at the end of the day say they haven’t done enough. Unsuccessful people will do their normal routine and sit around all evening and say they’re overworked and have no time to do anything

Which party is right?

- The unsuccessful person stays up late, playing video games or watching TV. They wake up as late as possible, pressing snooze as often as able. They roll out of bed, and head to work, or school. They go through the motions and get back at 5 or 6. They have dinner and they have the rest of their night ahead of them, they turn on the TV, they play video games or they go out drinking with friends. Their lawn needs to be mowed, they have unfinished projects that they’ve been too busy to do for months and they have ideas that they just don’t have time to work on. They stay up as late as possible, doing nothing, filling their time with any mindless, moderately entertaining task they can. They go to bed late, then repeat. On weekends, they don’t have time either, they hang out with friends, leaving homework unfinished and chores and projects for a later date. They watch shows all day, play videos until their head hurts, and only do chores when they MUST, their lawn has grown so tall that you couldn’t see a human laying down in it, or their homework is to do that next morning. They waste their day and at night say, I deserve a break. But they didn’t do anything. But, they don’t have much time.

  - The successful person gets up early, an hour or two or three before work. They get up when their alarm goes off, they might meditate, read, or do housework, perhaps they work on side projects they’ve just started. They have breakfast and coffee and head to work, they arrive on time, work, and get home at 6. They have dinner and at 7, they mow their lawn, they work on their projects, they read, they clean, then they plan their next day. Around 10 or 11, they turn on the TV and relax. On weekends, they get up early, but they do sleep in an hour, they start their day with chores or homework, fixing this and that, working on their side projects and they keep at it until the evening. They go out with friends, they relax and watch TV and they do so at 5 or 6 PM. They deserve it, they don’t have much time.

-          Which person are you? Where do you think each person will end up? I have a hunch…

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Today, we get to talk about the purpose of arguing and how to build your relationships through disagreements. 
Arguing with others, should not be something that you do, unless you are arguing for some reason or purpose

 How often have you found yourself in a situation where you have a disagreement and in order to address it, you find yourself debating and fighting to win, this is all too common. You lose your cool and you start to get nasty, you might raise your voice and get angry because you’re in it to win it and you lose sight of why you argue

 People argue because people are different, people being different is a good thing, something you should come to terms with, because, differences are good, it is what helps businesses and companies and people to build strong foundations that last, however, these differences, can lead to fights and these fights can be nasty, so how do you prevent an argument from becoming nasty

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In today's episode, we talk about how to become valuable so that you can add value.

I spent the majority of my younger years, wishing for wealth, hoping that I would be rich off of some lucky break I made, back before Gamestop and AMC were big, I dreamed of finding that one stock that would bring me 200X my investment! 

I always thought - THERE IS NO VALUE I CAN GIVE THAT’S WORTH ANYTHING, well, now, I know THERE IS, YOU JUST HAVE TO LOOK FOR IT, DUMMY!

 Don’t seek to find that one, get rich quick scheme, no, seek to find areas where you can add value, you always have something to give, you just haven’t found it yet, but I promise, it is out there, you just need to find it

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Today, we are going to talk about building strong relationships and the adverse of that, breaking off weak ones that hurt you instead of building you up, a difficult topic, but an important one if you’re trying to improve your life, and the life of those around you. Because if you hang out with people who bring you down, you are absolutely bound to bring them into the lives of those you care about and it will bring them down to. Your relationships, don’t just affect you, but those around you as well, so be cautious and seek people who will lift you up, so that you yourself can lift others up as well.

For those in your life who help you to grow, seek to nurture those relationships. The people who have the same passions and drives, are the people you want to be around. Even people who don’t share your same passions, if they build you up, and they’re of good character, you should seek those people out. If someone is interested in building a business and your not, but you’re a good person, who seeks to help others, develop others and grow 

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In today's episode, we talk about, how do you make people like you? That’s something everyone wants to know, how do you build strong relationships, how do you get along with anyone and everyone, how can you make anyone like you?

 It’s actually, shockingly simple, you just need to listen. 

As the Author Chris Voss, a previous FBI agent states in his book never split the difference, people respond very well when you repeat the last few words of what they just said. So if they’re talking about how much they love their Etsy shop and they say, “I love the bracelets I make for my store” you might say, the bracelets you make for your store? You do so in an inquisitive manner, ask a question, about them.

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In today's episode, we talk about perseverance, and how important it is to building something that lasts.

In this episode:

-          If you’re starting your journey, and you're facing this resistance, I want to tell you, KEEP GOING. It is worth it, you will regret not trying, so go for it, seize the day, do what it is that’s scaring you, keep at it, keep learning, growing, pushing yourself, mentally and physically. Keep at it!
-          It will be worth it in the end, and it is worth it now, So I would ask you, to keep at it.

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