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Understanding Growth: Learning & Skill Building (S5) S23:E2 Sunday · Inspirations for Your Life

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  Well, hello there, everyone, and welcome to Inspirations
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  for Your Life.
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  It's always great to be with you here
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  on the show.
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  It is a Sunday.
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  It is May 31st, 2026, and again, it
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  is a Sunday, and it's great to have
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  everyone here with me.
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  If this is your very first time joining
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  welcome.
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  times, 10 times, 100 times, or many more,
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  thank you, but I also want to say
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  the words welcome back.
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  So it's great to have people that enjoy
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  the quality and content of the show that
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  I put on here.
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  So again, it is great to have you
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  here.
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  If this is, again, your first time here,
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  of course, I want to say welcome to
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  you.
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  And I know a lot of you out
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  there are saying, you know, what is motivation?
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  Well, motivation is more than just, you know,
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  doing something once.
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  It happens because of discipline, right?
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  That's how it happens.
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  And I think people that don't realize that,
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  they get stuck, okay?
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  They get stuck, and then they're wondering why
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  they don't go anywhere.
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  Don't forget to check out BelieveMeAchieved.com for
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  more of my amazing, of course, inspiring creations.
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  delicious lemon.
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  It is delicious.
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  maybe another snack or something.
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  So let's kick this show off.
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  So welcome, everyone, to Build, that is Master
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  Building Your Life with Discipline, Growth, and Ownership.
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  This is series five.
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  This is show number 23.
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  And this is episode number two.
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  This is not just a show, guys.
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  It's a movement.
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  It's designed to help you take control of
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  your life through consistent action, intentional learning, and
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  personal responsibility.
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  Who am I?
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  Sure.
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  I'm John C.
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  Morley, serial entrepreneur, engineer, marketing specialist, video producer,
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  podcast host, coach, keynote speaker, graduate student, and
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  yes, a very passionate lifelong learner.
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  And so grateful now to be a published
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  author.
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  More importantly, being a lifelong learner, I'm committed
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  to growth every single day.
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  And today is no different.
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  I am here to challenge you to do
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  the same thing in your life.
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  In a world filled with distractions, shortcuts, and
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  quick fixes, real success still comes down to
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  discipline, growth, and ownership.
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  If you're ready to level up your life,
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  it starts with how you learn and how
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  you build your skills.
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  So I think that's an important thing for
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  all of us to understand, because it's not
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  some magical formula, guys.
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  It is something we do day in and
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  day out.
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  I think that is probably one of the
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  most important things that I can share with
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  you, all right?
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  So let's learn something, okay?
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  Learn something new daily.
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  Growth begins in the moment you expose your
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  mind to ideas, no matter how small they
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  are.
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  No matter how small they are.
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  Yeah.
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  I think sometimes people expect the world, but
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  then for whatever reason, they get upset when
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  the world doesn't show up the way they
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  want.
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  So they complain, unfortunately.
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  So the next thing is read with intention.
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  Do not just consume information, okay?
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  Understand it, digest it, and look for ways
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  to apply it in your life and other
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  people's lives.
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  And so when we do that, we can
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  move from a state of just, let's say,
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  hearing about something or knowing something, and actually
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  owning it and applying it in our lives.
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  Our next point is ask better questions.
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  The quality of your life improves when you
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  ask questions that challenge your thinking.
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  People a lot of times don't want to
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  challenge themselves like, oh, I don't want to
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  make things hard.
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  I don't want to make things like that.
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  I get it, okay?
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  I get it.
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  But it's important to understand what this all
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  means.
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  And I think a lot of people out
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  there will probably agree with me that we
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  have to take it one day at a
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  time, but we also have to understand that
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  sometimes we have to do things we're not
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  comfortable with, okay?
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  So stay curious.
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  Curiosity keeps your mind active and open to
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  new opportunities.
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  I think when we can do that, that's
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  a good pathway to move our life from.
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  I mean, that's really important.
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  Improve one skill, guys.
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  Focus creates mastery.
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  And mastery creates what?
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  Results.
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  But the big misconception is that mastery does
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  not come just like that, like one time.
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  It comes after a long bit of work,
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  okay?
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  I think that's a very important thing for
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  everyone to learn.
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  Focus on the fundamentals, okay?
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  Don't go for the gold right away.
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  Go for the fundamentals.
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  Go for the basics.
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  Strong basics build long-term success in any
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  year of your life, okay?
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  And it's the basics that get us into
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  doing other things, things that we didn't think
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  we ever could do just because of the
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  basics.
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  Practice deliberately.
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  Intentional practice leads to measurable improvement.
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  We've said this time and time again.
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  Practice leads to measurable improvement.
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  Seek feedback.
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  Honest input from others helps you grow faster.
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  And see the blind spots in your life,
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  you know?
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  I think it's okay to have the blind
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  spots, but I think the most important thing
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  is realizing they're there, and then how do
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  we move forward with those blind spots?
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  How do we do that?
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  I think that can be hard for some
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  people to understand that.
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  But we have to be aware of those
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  blind spots, and then change them, correct them,
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  tweak them.
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  Embrace those mistakes, okay?
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  Mistakes are lessons that guide you toward better
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  decisions.
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  Let's not look at it as the whole
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  farm falling apart.
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  Let's look at it as, okay, this didn't
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  exactly go in the way we wanted, so
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  maybe we have to pivot it five degrees
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  or 10 degrees or 90 degrees, right?
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  We have to pivot it.
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  Study successful people.
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  Learn patterns, habits, and strategies that have already
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  proven effective.
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  I'm not saying you're going to copy that,
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  but you're going to learn what they did,
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  and then you're going to be able to
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  apply those things to your life.
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  Guys, avoid the egos.
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  Egos block learning and prevent you from seeing
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  where you need to improve.
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  I think that's a very important thing to
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  understand.
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  Stay teachable.
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  The moment you think you know everything is
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  the moment you stop growing.
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  I believe I'm learning every single day of
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  my life, and I find myself privileged to
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  be able to keep learning every day.
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  Learning is the key.
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  Learning is really the key.
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  It's an important thing, okay?
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  I think a lot of people don't really
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  understand how this evolves, okay?
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  Take notes, guys.
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  Take notes.
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  Capturing ideas helps you retain and apply knowledge
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  more effectively, that is, okay?
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  More effectively.
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  Apply what you learn.
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  Knowledge only becomes powerful when you take action
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  on it.
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  It doesn't just work by just being there.
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  You have to take action.
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  I was talking to another co-host today,
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  and I was saying to them that nothing
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  happens until we take an action, nothing.
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  Learn from failure.
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  Failure is not the end.
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  It is feedback that moves you forward.
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  But feedback can be scary for some people.
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  It can be scary, okay?
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  And the reason I say it can be
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  scary is because it has a challenge.
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  A challenge that, oh, my gosh, what if
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  this doesn't go exactly the way I want?
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  Well, then it's not going to go that
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  way.
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  Maybe then you've got to tweak.
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  You've got to change something.
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  Be patient, guys, with growth.
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  Real progress takes time and consistent effort.
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  It's not going to happen overnight.
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  Like Rome wasn't built in a day, right?
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  Neither will your success be.
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  Improve 1% daily, 1% daily.
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  Small daily improvements compound into massive results.
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  Focus deeply.
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  Eliminate distractions and give your full attention to
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  what matters most.
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  So as we don't know what matters most,
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  all we know is that things are just
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  not working the way they should, and we
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  get frustrated.
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  Limit those shallow work ethics.
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  Being busy is not the same as being
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  productive.
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  I know lots of people say, oh, I'm
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  busy.
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  I'm great, you're busy.
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  But being busy doesn't mean you're successful.
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  I'm sorry, it doesn't.
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  And so people have accepted the whole concept
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  of being busy as like, oh, this is
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  the great way to do this.
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  Great.
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  And so if it's a great way to
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  do something, then you assume it's going to
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  do what you want, but then suddenly you
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  realize it doesn't.
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  Invest in yourself.
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  Your skills, knowledge, and your mindset are your
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  greatest assets.
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  Treasure them, treasure them, treasure them.
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  And work on them, tweak them, make them
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  better in your life.
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  I think that's a very important thing.
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  Make them better in your life, not because
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  you have to, but because you should want
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  to make them better.
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  That's the whole point.
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  You should want to make them better so
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  that you can become better yourself and help
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  others become better.
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  That's an important thing to understand.
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  So let's move on to the next one.
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  Challenge your thinking, guys.
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  Growth happens when you step outside your comfort
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  zone.
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  I've said this before, too.
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  People want to stay where it's warm or
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  where it's cold or where it's comfortable, because
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  that's just our nature.
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  That's how we were raised.
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  We want things to be comfortable.
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  But the comfort is not where the success
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  starts to lie.
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  Stay mentally flexible.
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  Adaptability allows you to navigate change and uncertainty.
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  Neuroplasticity, we've talked about this before, too.
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  Our brain has the ability, our body, to
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  change and morph in different ways because of
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  our beliefs.
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  But this does not happen overnight.
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  This happens over time.
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  It happens over time.
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  And when I say it happens over time,
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  I mean that, OK?
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  I mean that, because a lot of people
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  don't understand what it is, why it is
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  a certain way, but all they know is
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  that they get frustrated.
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  They get confused, right?
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  And I think that's a very important thing
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  to understand, OK?
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  Very important thing to understand.
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  Maybe you're saying to me, John, you know,
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  this isn't working for me.
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  OK, fine.
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  It's not working for you.
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  If you understood something, OK, would you be
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  able to do something a certain way or
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  not?
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  I mean, that's my biggest question for you.
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  And maybe you're going to say to me,
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  John, this isn't the way I want it
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  to be, OK?
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  Maybe you're thinking about something a certain way.
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  Maybe you're trying to say, gee, this is
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  not the way I want to be.
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  But you're saying that something's changing your life.
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  And you don't actually know how to respond
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  to it.
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  You're afraid to adapt because you suddenly don't
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  believe you can.
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  And belief is, believe it or not, the
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  major point of going forward, OK?
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  Can't go forward without belief.
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  Break complex problems, guys, down.
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  Simplicity creates clarity and action.
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  Let's chunk things.
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  This isn't a new concept.
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  You have something that has 10 or 20
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  steps, break them down.
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  Or something that has a huge large step,
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  break it down into several small steps.
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  Stay consistent in your learning path.
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  Consistency beats intensity every single time in life.
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  Every single time, it beats that.
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  Every single time.
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  And I know a lot of you are
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  saying to me, I don't get this, John.
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  Consistency beats intensity every single time.
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  I know a lot of people don't want
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  to work hard, right?
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  Even with training, it's not about training hard.
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  It's about doing this consistently in your life.
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  I said you need two things for success.
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  A lot of things.
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  But you need consistency, and you need structure.
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  You have one or the other, you're not
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  going to be successful.
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  Learn from different sources.
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  Diverse perspectives strengthen your understanding.
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  I think sometimes we want to learn something
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  one way, but then we realize there are
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  other ways that we could learn from it.
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  There are other ways that we could learn
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  from it.
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  And that is something that a lot of
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  people don't understand.
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  They just do not understand what that means
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  or why that means something.
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  Okay?
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  Why it means something.
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  I think the biggest thing I want to
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  share with you is that perspectives open up
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  not only ourselves, but they open up others.
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  So remember, our beliefs, our perceptions become reality
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  because we make them that.
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  What we focus on becomes a reality, right?
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  Wherever our thoughts are going, that's where the
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  energy is going to flow.
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  Teach others.
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  Teaching reinforces your own knowledge and builds confidence
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  in yourself.
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  Track your improvement.
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  What gets measured gets improved over time.
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  If you can't measure something, well, you better
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  figure out how to measure because otherwise, you're
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  just going to be spinning your wheels and
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  saying, oh my gosh, this isn't working, this
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  isn't working, this isn't working.
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  And I want you to know that you
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  can make these changes.
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  And I know that a lot of people
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  don't understand why this is this way.
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  And I think sometimes it causes us to
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  second guess what does measured mean.
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  Measured is a definitive way of checking the
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  parameters, the inputs, to see that we get
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  a desired output.
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  We do this with ROI.
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  We do this with a lot of different
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  things.
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  But we can't just throw something at the
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  wall and say, oh gee, let's hope it
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  works.
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  Cannot do that.
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  Stay humble, guys.
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  Humility keeps you open to continuous growth.
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  And a lot of people that don't want
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  to be humble because they want their ego
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  to kick in, all right?
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  When your ego kicks in, you suddenly feel
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  like you're on top of the world.
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  But really, you've got a false sense of
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  reality, just to be truthful, a false sense
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  of reality that is about something you don't
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  even stand for.
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  Something that you have, let's say, explored, but
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  it's not aligned with your core values.
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  Build long-term knowledge.
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  Think beyond the quick wins and focus on
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  lasting value.
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  A lot of people I know want to
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  work on the short term.
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  They don't want to work on the long
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  term because they just want the quick win.
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  They want the quick cash.
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  But the quick cash is not going to
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  last, right?
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  Long-term is what makes life work, long
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  -term, right?
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  Sure, there's some people that'll make a killing
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  doing the other, but then they're also going
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  to burn the reputations.
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  And also, that sales professional is going to
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  be pretty much out of a job, at
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  least with that company, because they burned all
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  these bridges, not because they wanted to, but
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  because they saw that was a quick way
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  to get money.
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  And that's just, I got to be honest,
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  that's just pitiful.
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  Keep going, even when it's slow.
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  This is the hardest thing.
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  You have to keep the consistency.
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  You have to keep the structure going, even
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  when it's slow.
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  Progress may feel slow, but consistency always wins
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  out.
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  Remember that, OK?
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  Don't get discouraged because nothing appears to be
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  happening now.
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  There's probably something happening beneath the iceberg.
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  These principles are not complicated, guys, but they
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  require commitment.
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  I want to dive off to Merriam-Webster,
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  and I want to get you a definition
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  of commitment, OK?
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  And according to Merriam-Webster, commitment, it's a
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  noun, an agreement or pledge to do something
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  in the future, something pledged, a
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  promise to be loyal to someone or something,
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  the attribute, an attitude of someone who works
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  hard to do or support something, an act
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  of committing.
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  So what does committing mean?
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  That's a verb, to carry into action deliberately,
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  obligate, to bind, to entrust, legal words, right?
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  To consign, record for preservation, to put into
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  a place for disposal or safekeeping, to refer
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  something such as a legislative bill to a
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  committee for consideration and report.
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  We pledge, right?
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  We pledge ourself to the flag whenever we
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  salute it, right?
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  I pledge allegiance to the United States of
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  America.
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  I think now that you understand what the
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  word commitment means, I don't want you to
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  be scared of the word commitment, but I
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  do want you to realize and not take
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  it lightly.
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  When you commit, so people always ask you
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  this question, and it's a good question, John,
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  what is the difference between commitment and promise?
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  Ooh, so a little different.
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  So a promise is a declaration that something
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  will or will not be done, given by
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  one and express assurance on which expectation is
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  to be based.
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  Stop making promises, turn them into a commitment.
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  A promise is a slayed intention to do
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  something specific in the future.
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  A commitment is stated, facts.
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  A promise is an agreement to someone else's
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  choice, whereas a commitment is our choice.
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  Does that make sense?
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  So when we promise something, a lot of
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  times we do that because someone else needs
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  assurance.
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  When we commit to something, it's because of
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  our own accord.
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  Does that make sense?
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  If you do a promise for someone, it
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  should be because of your own commitment.
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  If you're doing a promise and it's not
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  something you're really committed to, that's not gonna
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  end well for both parties.
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  And you're probably gonna do it with a
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  sour taste in your mouth.
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  So let's understand the difference.
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  Promise is something you do, okay?
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  Declaring to someone that something will be done
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  now or in the future.
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  When you commit, okay, it's a little different.
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  It happens because of a different choice, okay?
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  A promise is an arrangement because of someone
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  else's choice.
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  A commitment becomes because of our own choice.
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  I commit to lose weight.
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  I commit to learn.
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  I commit to be kinder.
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  I commit to, let's say, learn something new
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  every week.
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  That is a commitment.
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  I'm just giving you examples of commitment.
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  And as I said, these principles are not
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  complicated, but they require commitment.
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  Those aren't promises.
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  They're things we should be doing for our
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  own choice, not someone else's.
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  And I know that sounds like something that
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  is hard.
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  I told you guys, this stuff is not
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  easy.
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  It's not always comfortable.
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  I'm just being honest.
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  And if we can know that, then we
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  can move forward a lot of different ways,
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  a lot of different ways, okay?
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  And that hopefully will make a difference in
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  what you're doing and why you're doing something.
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  If I asked you a question right now
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  about what's happening and it happens because of
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  a promise, it'll
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  be different than a commitment, but a commitment
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  will mean more to you.
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  So discipline, ladies and gentlemen, is what turns
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  these ideas into daily habits.
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  Ownership is what keeps you accountable.
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  When motivation fades, growth is what happens when
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  you choose to show up anyway.
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  If you apply even a few of these
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  tips I've given you, consistently, your life will
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  slowly begin to change.
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  Not overnight, but steadily, meaningfully, and guess what,
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  guys, permanently.
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  Ladies and gentlemen, the most important thing I
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  wanna share with you right now is this
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  is your moment to stop waiting and start
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  building.
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  Your future is created by what you do
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  today, not tomorrow.
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  Let me say that again.
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  Your future is created by what you choose
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  to do today, not tomorrow.
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  Make a commitment to yourself.
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  Step into ownership, right?
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  Commit to the growth and develop the discipline
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  to follow through.
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  A lot of people I know don't wanna
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  follow through.
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  They're scared.
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  They don't wanna commit.
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  So they just kind of make excuses as
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  to what they'd like to do.
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  But then they just keep saying, oh, we'll
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  do it tomorrow.
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  We'll do it tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow.
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  You know what?
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  Tomorrow, for them, never comes because before tomorrow
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  comes, they just say, oh, we'll do it
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  the next day.
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  And as that day comes, oh, we'll do
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  it tomorrow.
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  And we just keep changing, and we're actually
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  procrastinating.
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  We're hurting ourselves.
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  Ladies and gentlemen, I am John C.
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  Morley, and this is your invitation to rise,
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  improve, and build a life that truly matters.
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  This has been Inspirations for Your Life with
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  a very special topic today, where we're talking
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  about understanding.
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  Yes, understanding a very unique thing in our
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  life.
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  What was that unique thing?
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  Sure.
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  Understanding growth, learning, and skill building.
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  And when we know that, it's just a
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  part of the puzzle.
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  Have yourself a great rest of your day
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  or evening.
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  Remember, discipline matters, growth mindset, and own your
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  life today.
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  Be well, everyone.
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  Check out BelieveMeAchieve.com.