#466: A Tangible Approach For Tripling Your Time Management Capacity with Ed Mylett
Ed shares his best mindset tips for achieving happiness and success simultaneously
My guest on this episode is a top business leader, peak performance expert, and global keynote speaker who just happens to be the go-to guy for building happiness and success simultaneously -- and let’s be real, who doesn’t want to do that?!
His name is Ed Mylett, and if you haven’t heard any of his content before, listen closely because he is someone whom I highly respect in both business and life.
And here’s the thing about Ed. He’s one of the fastest-growing business personalities in the history of social media, with an uncanny ability to cut through the noise with his straightforward messaging. But Ed isn’t just an influencer who “talks the talk.” He’s a self-made millionaire who has built one of the most prolific financial service businesses the world has ever seen, among many others.
Now, a big part of what’s made Ed such a successful entrepreneur is his mindset. And if you’ve been listening for a while, you know that achieving success in anything takes more than just strategy and tactics -- it takes a bulletproof mindset, too.
Ed is truly a master of mindset, and in this episode, he shares the habits that have helped make him the entrepreneur that he is today. You’ll learn:
- The key to managing overwhelm when setting out to achieve life goals
- What a single action thought, or association can do to transform how you feel
- The concept around “One More” and how it can reshape your mindset
- How changing your identity can influence each part of your life
- What anyone can do to triple their time management capacity
- How can asking yourself the right questions can advance the quality of your life
- How repetition can produce serious results
As you can see, this episode is jam-packed with ways to become the best entrepreneur (and human) that you can be.
Here’s a glance at this episode...
- [11:07] When you think of the power of one more, flip the script. What if the opportunity was taken away from you.?
- [12:22] Self-confidence is the process of keeping the promises you make to yourself. Doing one more can make you superhuman.
- [15:10] Successful people aren't lucky. They just notice the things around them that they are thinking about.
- [16:31] Overwhelm is trying to process results that are higher than your identity level. You create the emotion because you're starting to exceed your identity.
- [20:03] The trilogy of identity is faith, intention, and association. If you have faith, carry it with you, focus on your intention, and associate yourself with people who are achieving at a higher level.
- [22:23] Let your mess be your message.
- [37:42] Live your life with intention and realize how precious it really is.
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