What’s ironic is that people will still use “discomfort” to avoid dealing with their real problems that cause the actual discomfort they’re looking to avoid.
we can try to copy that kind of work ethic, but ultimately, it has to be so deeply intrinsic that maybe Kobe is the pinnacle of it in basketball, while other stars mirror a similar work ethic in other sports like Ross Edgely in swimming
Stories like this need to be told and understood by all, especially men in general, that nobody can make you change but yourself. Your past doesn't define you. We all have the opportunity to change our circumstances if we choose to.
That's exactly the kind of energy required. Agreed, man and thank you for taking the time to watch. We aren't a prisoner to our past. Time to own the past and live in the present.
Too Good !! Could you suggest any books and interviews to watch for increasing salary and career development in corporate world as engineer/executive to achieve massive growth...
@@mohibquadri4053 reached out for the books My recs would be Patrick bet David; your next five moves. My interviews with Matt Higgins is also fantastic career growth or episodes with Jennifer Cohen, Clint Murphy, Michael Chernow talks about vision which very helpful for career growth as well. He said the episode of stories insights are what can help catapult your career through strategic and imperfect action. The episodes of designed to help you take a massive leap. For executives, check out the episode with Michael Elkin is awesome insight as well. Will work on content for engineers and optimal performance.📈
@@mohibquadri4053 from Dr. Demartini: “The Nine Steps to Financial Freedom - A recent book I just released. On my website are many articles and video you tubes that you can go through to find topics like this.”
@@Jonathanzcohen It means a lot 😊 Thanks a Ton !! Keep guiding with such valuable suggestions and books to watch out for and also i am keen to watch all ur interviews around the subject.
Tbh, horrible advice, a bold idiot is a dangerous idiot, kinda like the ones running the U.S. government. don’t practice being bold, unless you’ve learned what you’re talking about.
disagree - takes courage to start. Need to take action and learn. We can normalize statements without extremes. Think it is intended to help people stop overanalyzing and get more into taking action.
I agree. In fact I have had a lot of bosses with absolutely no common sense or intelligence. Not to mention if you look at how badly the United States is failing right now and the people in charge. You absolutely can be a straight up idiot and be successful.
Loved the interview, getting this book for myself and my kids. Discipline is my way of life, and very much needed for this country to progress and compete globally.😊
What an incredible experience! Being a guest on Inside the Inspired was not only enjoyable but also insightful. Our conversation flowed naturally, and I felt truly connected to the topics we discussed. Seeing the final product come out so amazingly well is the cherry on top! Thanks, Jonathan to you and the team for their exceptional work!
BIG TIP... add music bro. I learned the hard way that silent videos or ones with no music or FX dubbed never do that well. Your giving really good advice and are in nice shape though. 😈😎😇
I really don't know why. People will claim it's because of time constraints. But in all actuallity it's either simple laziness, lack of confidence or simply not knowing how and feeling overwhelmed. Cooking isn't hard. Some of our favorite house dishes have been accident meals. Some of my best ribs ever I can't re create cause I seasond on the fly and wrote nothing down. But cooking at home is so much more affordable. Where I live it's hard to find a cheap takeout for under $10. For one meal. That same 10 dollars. If I cooked at home I can feed a family of 5. Or for 1 or 2 people freeze the left overs. And have pre made re heat meals. Not all seasons work together. Not all meals will be freezable. Trial and error live and learn.
Brian's approach to building a personal brand is dead on. In looking back, I had spent years unintentionally building my brand and as time went on, I started to focus more on building it in the way that I wanted. Good stuff!
