Rise Again From The Struggle

In this episode I discuss Lauren's 7th question: How do you measure success?

In this episode I discuss Lauren's 6th question: How do you define success?

In this episode I discuss Lauren's 5th question: What do you believe is required to be great?

In this episode I discuss Lauren's 4th question: What do you value most?

In this episode I discuss Lauren's 3rd question: How would you describe your purpose in life?

In this episode I go over Lauren's second question: What's your why?

In this episode I answer Lauren Johnson's first question: How do you describe you to yourself?

In this episode I discuss my next challenge, going through a self-discovery process using a set of questions I received from one of my role models, Lauren Johnson.

In this episode I talk about continuing my original challenge to do something uncomfortable every day and keep recording my thoughts and what I'm learning to try and help others along their individual paths.

In this episode I discuss some knowledge I gained from some of my mentors about how comparing ourselves to others stops us from the pursuit.

In this episode I discuss the famous Stoic philosopher Epictetus's favorite phrase. We dive into how to persist in the face of struggle and resist the distractions along the way.

In this episode I discuss how many thoughts we have in a day and how we can start to improve them.

In this episode I discuss how we can use this simple phrase to help us get through tough moments.

In this episode I discuss a technique I got from Darren Hardy's book The Compound Effect on how to get something looping in your head out.

In this episode I tell a story from Dr. Rob Gilbert's Success Hotline talking about how far we can really see vice how far we think we think. It's a story about how we limit ourselves too much.

In this episode I discuss the difference between how a cow and a buffalo act during a storm and why one suffers longer than the other.

In this episode I talk about how dieting off and on eventually stops working and why that is.

In this episode I discuss how an art teacher showed their students the way to get better is to do more and learn along the way how to improve.

In this episode we discuss how I didn't know I could actually work to build willpower.

In this episode I dive into how I looked back at my meal choices and timing to connect the dots on how it was affecting my sleep.

In this episode we dive into how we all have everything we need inside us already, all we need to do is keep chipping away at the rough outside to find the beauty from within.

In this episode we learn the first rule of finding yourself in a hole so we can find a way out.

How I've improved in poker by building my mental game and thought process. The important part is not getting off track ever, but to learn how to get back on track faster.

A story from author James Clear of Atomic Habits (I misspoke in the episode on the title) about doing something laughably small at first to work on just showing up before big changes can happen.

How equilibrium and homeostasis are used by our bodies and our relationships.