Consistency Beats Perfection Every Single Time | Brendon Burchard
BE THE CAPTAIN OF YOUR SHIP. As influencers, we don’t always accept that we are in control of our business. We depend on agents, our audience, or even chance to make decisions for us. But you have to get clear on your model. Reclaim your life’s agenda. Take back command of your ship. It’s the only way your business will scale. On today’s episode of The School of Greatness, I continue to explore what makes a successful career as an “influencer” with a top personal growth leader: Brendon Burchard. Brendon Burchard is a 3-time New York Times bestselling author and one of the most-watched, quoted, and followed personal development trainers in history. SUCCESS Magazine and O, The Oprah Magazine, have both named him one of the most influential leaders in personal growth and achievement. Forbes named him the world’s leading high-performance coach and Larry King named him the world’s top motivational trainer. Brendon says that you can’t worry about things being perfect, you just have to have consistency. Get out there. So get ready to learn how to master “mayhem” and “meaning” and be your own captain on Episode 806.
Some Questions I Ask:
What does “mayhem” mean? (1:07:00)
How do influencers find “meaning?” (1:14:00)
Why do influencers experience self-doubt? (1:20:30)
When do you feel the most loved? (1:23:00)
In This Episode You Will Learn:
Why you need to care about business and building a brand (50:00)
The three ways to make money without working as hard (55:00)
The four aspirations everyone has (1:03:00)
The moment that Brendon almost gave up (1:30:00)
How to be more present (1:36:00)
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