IOE #23: 10 Ways to Level Up Your Game Regardless of Your Industry
In this episode of Inside Out Empowerment, host Joshua Nussbaum leaves behind the usual interview format with fellow influencers and entrepreneurs for a candid, honest and solo discussion with his listeners. His aim is to offer some simple and powerful "how-to's" that will apply to any industry or discipline, across the board. Joshua offers 10 powerful ways to level up your game, no matter what industry you're dedicating yourself to.
SUMMARY OF TAKE AWAYS
-how to set small goals and the steps you need to take
-making sure your path to the finish line is setup
-who you surround yourself with makes a difference in your lifestyle
-surround yourself with positivity
-the importance of creating an asset
-why it is helpful to have a mentor
-how positive reinforcement can impact you
-having a contributive mindset
-why failures help you succeed
-seriousness of why your self-worth and value should take a priority in your life
NOTABLE QUESTIONS/LESSONS
-You don’t know if you’re on track, if you don’t know what the finish of your track looks like. (3:44)
-Once you’ve defined the end goal is to breakdown into benchmarks. (4:30)
-Make sure that everyone there in your life, has a purpose, if not many purposes. (10:57)
-You have a responsibility to inundate yourself with uplifting, motivational, educational reinforcement. (11:57)
-Make it clear what you stand for and invite others to support the same thing. (21:34)
-When you have an asset, instead of just your time, you can duplicate that thing at will. (25:50)
-You’re going to learn by doing. (27:42)
-Find somebody that is good at what you want to be good at and get them in your space. (29:42)
-No matter what you attempt in life, you’re going to have failures. (39:06)
-Failure is not something that you can’t avoid; it is something that is necessary. (39:54)
-A lot of the time that’s what failures are is opportunities. They’re actually not even failures at all. They’re necessary monkey branches to the next rung of production. (41:30)
-Your worth and your value are not tied to your production in anyway. (43:04)