The Miracle Equation with Hal Elrod
Hal Elrod is a world-renowned speaker and author of the life-changing book, The Miracle Morning. He joins JJ in today's podcast episode to reveal the secret to creating your own miracles! Listen as Hal shares his personal near-death experiences and the lessons he learned about miracles during those challenging times.
Hal also explains the most common obstacles that hold people back from achieving their goals and the miracle mantra that can help you replace fear with faith, as well as his proven formula to success that's described his new book, The Miracle Equation. Find out how to put Hal’s formula into action so you, too, can live the life of your dreams!
Freebies From Today’s Episode
Get a free sneak peek into Hal Elrod’s new book, The Miracle Equation by going to JJVirgin.com/miracleequation.
Main Points From Today’s Episode
- Not only did Hal survive a debilitating car accident and learn to walk again, he also beat cancer after having been given a 30% chance of survival. Hal's near-death experiences taught him that we have the power to create miracles in our own lives.
- When Hal was 20 years old, he started practicing the miracle equation to achieve a seemingly-impossible goal. In addition to achieving his goal, Hal’s colleagues started experiencing amazing results by using the miracle equation.
- Self-doubt can stop you from even trying. Hal shares his simple miracle mantra that can help you replace fear with faith.
Episode Play-By-Play
[1:00] Hal Elrod’s career briefing
[2:41] Listener shout-out
[4:54] Hal’s first near-death experience
[7:03] Hal was determined to walk again even though doctors told him he wouldn’t.
[7:48] At age 37, Hal was diagnosed with a rare, aggressive form of cancer.
[8:32] Hal discovered that we have the power to create miracles in our own lives.
[9:15] What exactly is a miracle?
[11:01] What’s probable vs. what’s possible
[12:25] The inspiration behind Hal’s morning routine in The Miracle Morning
[15:50] In The Miracle Equation, Hal shares his formula to success.
[18:40] The two decisions in The Miracle Equation: unwavering faith and extraordinary effort
[19:50] When it comes to faith, you have to establish it and maintain it.
[21:28] In Hal’s book, he tries to make extraordinary effort as ordinary as possible.
[21:54] What is the recurring process that will guarantee your success?
[23:50] The most common barriers that hold people back from achieving their goals
[24:33] Self-doubt can stop you from trying.
[25:20] Hal’s miracle mantra can help you replace fear with faith.
[27:08] How JJ’s miracle mindset helped Grant become 110% after his accident
[31:06] If you want to lose weight even faster, here’s the two-word secret: Extra Fiber!
[31:51] Listener’s question: How did JJ stay healthy after her son’s accident?
[32:36] It’s important to put self-care at the top of your list.
Mentioned in this episode:
The Miracle Equation, by Hal Elrod
The Miracle Morning, by Hal Elrod
JJ Virgin Official Facebook page
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