Fear is something that stops us all. But it doesn't have to. Jumping is scary. But let me tell you this, if you don't ever jump, your parachute will never open. You will never soar.
-= DAVID'S RULES =- 1. Choose to be great 2. Be a dreamer 3. Find Your "WHY" 4. Keep getting up 5. Develop a crazy work ethic 6. Attack! 7. Take accountability 8. Break the limits 9. Do yoga 10. Embrace the suck -= BONUS =- * Stop feeling sorry for yourself ★ MORE RECOMMENDED VIDEOS FOR YOU ★ If you enjoyed this video, you may enjoy these other videos from Evan Carmichael: • David Goggins MOTIVATION - #MentorMeDavid - https://youtu.be/kvoD9Kfsfo8 • "Be Uncomfortable EVERY DAY Of Your LIFE!" - David Goggins Top 10 Rules - https://youtu.be/FcxA-inpXqc • 'Jocko' Willink MOTIVATION - https://youtu.be/eoXNmoTLS20
Jesse Itzler is a self-proclaimed adrenaline-junkie taking on and pulling off unlikely challenges such as founding a private jet company, with no experience, after being told he couldn’t and running 100 miles in 24 hours. His fearlessness and boundless curiosity have not only made him a successful entrepreneur but a man likely to die with no regrets. The best-selling author of Living With A SEAL talks about maximizing life’s potential on this episode of Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu. SHOW NOTES: Jesse touches on his fearless drive to try new challenges. [ 2:53 ] Jesse talks about creating opportunities even when lacking experience and hearing “no”. [ 9:23 ] Jesse details his networking process and creating real bonds over time. [ 12:17 ] Jesse shares his experience and lessons from living with monks for 15 days. [ 20:11 ] Jesse and Tom discuss finding your “why” and the value of time as you get older. [ 36:08 ] Jesse reveals the Impact he wants to have on the world. [ 41:58 ] ...
Dr. Munroe would say that it took him forty years of research, interacting with leaders, and teaching, to define leadership. In his terms, “Leadership is the capacity to influence others through inspiration, motivated by passion, generated by vision, produced by a conviction, ignited by a purpose.”
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