You Stop You with Scott Rasmussen

Learn the three things you can do today to master your next talent. 

Elana Meyers Taylor proved that even at age 41 you can win an Olympic gold medal and do the impossible.  Be like Elana. 

Do you have what it takes to be ready at a moments notice? Be like Lt. Col. Budis and his teammates; stay sharp so you can serve anytime. 

You and I want to progress in this life...however, this is only accomplished through change.  Learn how small changes will impact your awesome life.

Learn the 3 things that will help you improve your expectations.

What was the difference between the 2012 Boston Red Sox and the 2013 team? Amnesia. Learn why this is important to have in your life, as well as learning not to quit when it gets hard. 

There is a lot that you can do to set up tomorrow for success, it just takes a little time and preparation.  

It takes courage to act now. But we must do the hard work, and in the end we learn what Future-ific means. 

Giving advice to the friend in this episode is critical to progress and happiness.

Steadfast has very few modern equals as a old-time word. But having this power will enable you to experience success faster. 

Can cleaning the house on your day off be like going the extra mile? Feel great and build relationships by going the extra mile.

Filling your water barrels in real life is important. Filling your water barrels figuratively however, may be just as important.

Learn how Trevor Lawrence turned a very tough situation into one of the best endings to a game you'll hear about in a while....

It's been said that one thing that has proved to be the biggest difference in maintaining and having success is to Follow Up. Take a listen this week and improve your personal Follow Up. 

Along life's paths you will stumble and experience setbacks. Know the 5 things to do so that your downtime will be minimized.

DTT = D amn T he T orpedoes. Learn how the history and meaning of this phrase can empower your life today.

Who knew that running (or jogging) in a race you have never tried before, could teach you so many cool things?  

Accepting that roadblocks are a normal part of everyday life is the first step in overcoming them.

Being flexible in your muscles, like with stretching so you can be healthy, is good. But being flexible in your ideas and in your ability to accept change and to be nimble can bring you to new heights.

Look for the 4 steps in this week's episode to help you move from being only a hearer to a doer.

Charlie Vause did not become the best cross country runner without applying the recipe for success: Love it, sacrifice for it, endure the pain. Do it and you will have guaranteed success.

You are so close to crushing your goals and your dreams, if you'll take ownership like Wyatt Hanssen did. 

Learn the power of recommencing. See what you can do again, even better and with more intention.

See how learning from a basketball team about what being humble and hungry is, can change us in our work, service, and relationships. 

Attacking your next challenge whether it be: learning piano, losing weight, learning another language, or even just being nicer can give you the edge and boost your morale and help you to be more successful.