You Stop You with Scott Rasmussen

Five by Five means (in telecom): Strong signal strength and strong reception: or in the military, signal received – loud and clear. We need Five By Five in our lives to move to new heights. So be a strong signal and have strong reception. And learn the five things that will help you improve this week.

In the game of life, your ultimate success or destination isn't decided by what's still left to do, but by what you accomplish before times up. Nothing is fully determined now because:  it ain't over.

In life we face things that are difficult, hard, or very challenging. Things could always be worse. After you have gone through it, ask yourself the question, "But did you die?" This question helps you focus on remembering what you learned from the experience or how you grew. Ask the question after your next challenge and be unstoppable.

Courage is a choice. It is related to love and producing it daily in our lives to accomplish those things we want to do will vastly improve us and those around us.

Failure means you have stopped. Greatness comes from not stopping. Thomas Edison is a great example of not quitting, not stopping. Your explosive growth can be just around the corner, IF, you just do not stop.

We all have the same number of hours each day, so why do some individuals accomplish so much more? What about the privilege of pressure, what role does that play in our performance?  And why just going through the motions doesn't reveal the real impact of the moment. Learn this and more this week at YSY.

You need three things to start a fire:  air, fuel, and a match (or other ignition source). If everyone has access to air....why is it so hard to start a fire under yourself?  Is it because your fuel or match is not what it should be?  This episode will help you get better at starting fires.

If you could take a time machine and go back in time to tell yourself 5 important things, what would they be?  Will the five things you think of, be just like mine?  Take a listen.

Napoleon Bonaparte lived in the early 1800's, and he was a great war hero and the Emperor of France. Its amazing that his words are still having an impact on individuals today.

Find out what John Wooden, Netflix and Legos all have in common. I'll bet it has something to do with adapting. You can do it too.