Justin Prince
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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hunger and resourcefulness from all of that stacking that you've done over the over the years tell people you want to people are like how do i get successful number one bloom where you're planted like bloom where you're planted become the best that you could become right now you know become as high level at your current career as you can right now sweep those streets with as much perfection as you can make the subway sandwiches the best that anyone does at the store be the best executive assistant or sales professional or whatever you know your career's best ceo you're the best in your
right? And then you start stringing wins together because the wins, you learn how to win and string them together. I think that's so remarkable how you took that and you instantly tapped into your resourcefulness and you said, you know, watch this. And then, you know, here you are. Those statements changed your life, but what really changed your life is those three words you said.
How did you say it was belief, which was your identity, right? Two was action, which you instantly did. And then three was get into knowledge. So you are eating your own cooking. You're like living the principles. Your life is a reflection of the principles that you teach.
Yeah. So we talked about the concept of be the one. You are the one. Success is an identity process. James Clear wrote the Burke Atomic Habits, and there was two boys he talks about. One boy stole the candy. And they said, the little boy said, did you steal the candy? The little boy said, I didn't steal the candy. They said, the second child, did you steal the candy?
The little boy said, I don't steal. So I didn't steal that particular candy is an action. I don't steal as an identity. And over time, you'll never outperform the way you see yourself. If you see yourself as a loser, you won't show up and play like a winner. If you see yourself as a winner, you won't roll over and quit like a loser.
So my friends, when you realize you're the one, you're the one of these 4,094 people from all over the world came together, you know, to create you. And that you've never been this old before and you'll never be this young again.
And you can't always control what happens in your life, but you can always control what happens next because you can make a new decision to be the one, be the one that future generations look up and say, it was him. Now you ask yourself this question, how many people does it take to break a generational curse of abuse or of addiction or even a chain of divorce? My friend, it just takes one.
It just takes you. It just takes your decisions. How many people did it take to change the economic future for a family? Where they look at me and say, the economic principal is my great-great-grandma, my great-great-great-grandpa. He's the one that taught all this stuff to us. So the first thing is the identity, recognizing who you are.
And then the second thing is, as I look at my life, you know, billions of dollars in sales and just, you know, multiple companies and holding your family together and trying to keep in good health and just the whole thing, you know, having faith and just the whole thing. I look back and I'm like, Heather, I know you've asked yourself these questions. You're like, how the heck did this even happen?
You know, like what just happened? And you almost start deconstructing because some of it's almost instinctual. So you start deconstructing the process. So I didn't write the book just to motivate, inspire. I hope it does. I hope you feel motivated and feel inspired. The word inspire means to breathe life into. I hope it breathes life into you a little bit.
But what I really hope is it teaches, gives you the formulas and the frameworks and the practical, tactical steps that you need to be the one in your life. to go live and create and design an unforgettable life. You look up and you say, I'm really proud of what I just did because I gave it all I had. And so it's a book that will teach you and train you. So I wanted to put it all on the paper.
I wanted to almost write it for myself when I'm 25 years old, kind of mentor myself, all of the stuff that I've learned. and put it into where that next generation of entrepreneurs, the next generation of leaders can hear it and say, I can instantly apply this stuff. Every single chapter stacks. So each chapter I've had people say to me, they're like, I've never read a book like this.
They go, the one chapter I was like, yo, if I'd all read was just that. And then they go, the next one is stacked on that. And then they all have the workshops and then the formula and the frameworks. They all stack with habit stacking to where the book itself is literally each chapter would change your life, you know, as you apply each chapter, but the book itself is a change your life book.
I think the biggest one for me is, again, going to that identity. I just spoke at a men's retreat. The videographer, I'm looking up his text to me. He just sent this to me like two days ago. The videographer sent me this. We're friends. He actually used to do a bunch of my video work. We haven't worked together now for probably, you know, seven years or whatever it's been.
But I saw him there, gave him a big hug. Oh, my gosh, bro. What's going on? So he said they did. They did basically, in essence, exit interviews because they're creating like video and testimonials and stuff for their retreat. He said the amount of people who said in their interview, quote, I want to be the one for their family and future generations was really special to witness.
And then he kind of continued. I think once you realize that all of these decisions matter. You know, that your life matters. You know, the word decision, it's a Latin word. Decision was to cut and the D was off. So an incision, when they created the word cut in, where a decision cut off, what does that mean? You come up to a moment in your life and you choose to go right, guess what happened?
You cut off all the possibilities going left. You're making new decisions. My friend, I want you to know something. Every decision you've ever made your whole life, every single one, puts you listening to this discussion right now at this moment in your life. You made an appointment to be here. And again, you've never been this old before, and you'll never be this young again.
And in life, we can't always control what happens, but we can make a new decision to be the one in our lives. And so I love when people say, I'm the one. You know, I'm going to go be that one for me. It's like an awareness. It's like all change starts with heightened awareness. that all the decisions matter and they all stack up and they ultimately create the story of our lives.
Because I tell people, you're not what you did, but you are what you repeatedly do. We've all made mistakes. We've all haven't been our best self. We've all had the challenges and the pains and maybe we're in the middle of them right now, but what you did is not who you are, but what you repeatedly do over time will define who you are.
And so you start living a better life when you start saying, I'm gonna start making new decisions because of what my identity is. And the book is designed to teach you how to do that. So you you collapse learning curves. This is why I love podcasts like this. I love books. I love the events. I love the coaching is you're paying for speed. You're collapsing time. Right.
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