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How to Be Unstoppable
My friend and master coach David Wood is back on the podcast for a collaborative episode – we both host podcasts and decided to interview each other for this episode around the theme of being unstoppable.
We talk about the times in our life where we were unstoppable in achieveing our goals and deconstruct the frameworks for what we were doing at those times that we werent doing at other times when we didn’t quite succeed
The difference between being unstoppable and being just good enough can seem small but make a huge difference when it comes to actually achieving your life biggest goals.
Last fall I was out visiting David at his home in Colorado and we spend several evenings talking about leadership, success, tough conversations, focus, our own life lessons – and we knew we had to get some of this stuff out of our heads and onto podcasts! This is the 3rd such episode to come from that trip.
What you’ll learn in this episode:
- David Wood’s 6 “C’s” of being unstoppable
- The difference between A goals and B goals
- The most common mistakes that stop people from achieving their dreams
- The 5 steps to focus
- Understanding Shiny Object Syndrome
Quotes
“Mindset is critical. Your life is as good as your mindset.” – David Wood
“Let’s not stop at the first, second, or third time that life gets hard.” – David Wood
“It takes one to tango. It take one person to guarantee communication.” – David Wood
“There are a lot of information available. It’s not just the thinking, there’s an emotional being that may be sensational.” – David Wood
“When you’re not playing the A Game; if you’re just setting normal goals, [mistakes] don’t matter.” – David Wood
“Here’s one mistake: to not have goals.” – David Wood
“Another mistake: to lose the thread of connection between your goals and your daily actions” – David Wood
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