It’s been said that success leaves clues, which is why in this episode, we’re giving you the hidden secrets of highly successful people! As we share, there is a common theme that runs through the lives of these people, and the way in which they view their health, finances, business, and life in general is very different from how most people today are operating.
This episode is your invitation to question and challenge everything, and most of all, if you want to live a free, happy and fulfilling life, then do it! This may take re-evaluating everything you thought you knew, but we hope this conversation helps you on your own journey of self-reflection.
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In this episode you’ll hear:
A bit about why I view many so things through a contrarian lens
Two specific questions to ask yourself about the beliefs that you currently hold
My health journey and what we’ve learned from successful people about nutrition and living an overall healthy life
Why it’s so important to understand the concept of “the drift” plus what happens when you just accept what you’re being told without questioning it
The key role that our parents and upbringing play in the way we now view the world
How I had to unlearn many things, including what is taught in the education system, to get to where I am today
What people who have true wealth are doing that is opposite of those without it
Some of the different ways that successful people approach business and their finances
What’s behind the survival need to fit in and how this so often holds us back
The way that successful people are able to combine both the metaphysical aspects of life with action taking
Where they’re placing their attention and focus that differs from others
The clear link to successful people and happiness, and so much more….
For full show notes and links, visit: https://www.mindyourbusinesspodcast.com/blog/663
