Craig Siegel
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67 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard Dec 2024
Craig Siegel’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Anytime that you're having an off day or whatever the case may be, it's just feedback to let you know that your thoughts are out of whack and disempowering, and you can literally be mindful, acknowledge that, and then go in and replace them with more productive, constructive, strategic thoughts. That will now create new beliefs. I am worthy. I do deserve the life I desire and so forth.
I can do this instead of the limitations of what then that obviously leads to better actions, better habits and so forth and ultimately better results. So it all starts with the thoughts. I know that's cliche.
People always say like thoughts of things, but once you really become mindful of it and aware, which really changed everything for me, you can be strategic, which thoughts you allow to take up real estate inside your mind. That changes everything.
Yeah, I do. It's a great question. I'm very disciplined. I learned that when I got to Wall Street, the power of discipline and so forth. And for me personally, like, I don't know about you, I'd love to know, like, if I have an unexpected like hole in my schedule or like a day that's not super booked, which is rare these days, but I like feel a little weird.
I like to be busy, busy, like have things going on. Like today was a crazy day so far. A million different things going on and they're all different, which makes it so fun and exciting. But those are the days when I'm most productive, I'm most disciplined, I'm structured, I'm on a schedule. So for me personally, and I guess everybody's different, right?
Like I know there's free spirits out there that don't work well like that. But for me, structure and discipline is a massive key component to success in all facets of my life.
Yeah, there's different seasons, right? It seems like you're in the season right now of BBB as opposed to do, do, do. And that's good, straight up. There's no right or wrong. I think you have to have a healthy balance. I put balance in quotations because what does that really mean? It's different to everybody. But ultimately, it's not always hustle, hustle, hustle.
You want to allow, allow, allow, right? Allow the alignment and the abundance to become a match for all that stuff. So kudos to you. And I totally get it.
So I went the extra mile right from the beginning when I was going to do CLS. I wanted it to be known that I appreciate every single like, every single comment, anybody that actually cares about what I have to say, because I realized. There's such saturation. There's a lot of options out there.
And I literally would say up to one, two in the morning, responding back to everybody that commented on Instagram or LinkedIn or Facebook. Obviously now there's just not enough hours in the day to do that. But to the best of my ability, I will respond to everybody. I want them to feel a personal connection. And I think that really became contagious. And the community is growing rapidly.
You've spoken in some of our masterminds and the monthly membership and so forth. And They really appreciate that. When you go the extra mile, they feel that. And for me, that was how I was to be able to separate myself from everybody else out there. And everybody always says the community is really hardcore. They're loyal. They're engaging. It's like something they've never seen.
And I want to give them all the credit in the world. But ultimately, for anyone out there that's looking to build a community, I would say go the extra mile, like show them that you care. It means everything.
A hundred percent. And like on the flip side, like if you don't have that culture or community, like there's only so far you can go, right? Because there has to be an audience for whatever it is that you're offering, whether it's service or product, whatever the case may be. You want to build trust with them.
And by going back and doing the right thing, it comes back to you and you see it firsthand. And the support that they show each other is just so special. So I appreciate you acknowledging that.
Yeah, I'm so happy that you brought this up because ultimately, no matter how much self-belief or how high your self-worth is, it's impossible to have 100% confidence when you're doing something for the first time. I remember when I ran my first marathon a few years ago, I was confident in my training, but how do I really know? You don't run 26.2 miles in training.
So ultimately you have to get some experience in the development. And how do you do that? You just do the damn thing, right? Like you get messy, you get bold, you step into it, you get your hands dirty as we test do a couple of times. And sometimes you have to be willing to do mediocre things, right? Look, we crave certainty, but we live for uncertainty.
So you don't worry about the outcome so much. And as I always like to say, marry the process, divorce the outcome, step into it. You're never going to be a 10 out of 10 your first time, no matter what it is, because there's always room for improvement, but you just get into it and you learn and you grow and you get better. You become seasoned and you get experience.
And what Heather was attesting to is the first couple of speaking engagements. Yes, I did good, all things considered, but there was of course room for improvement. I don't have an ego. I acknowledge that. And Where I'm at now is not going to be as good as I am hopefully in the next couple of years, but right where I'm at right now is significantly better.
And the reason being is because I have that experience being on stage, right? Like the body language, like walking, making eye contact, the tonality, the core message, the stories, the lessons.
Now you're getting me so jazzed because I'm thinking about how far I've come in a short amount of time, but because I'm putting in the work for the audiences and what's the message here, no matter what it is that you want to do, like you don't have to be great to start. You but you do have to start to be great. Just get in the damn thing.
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