Tyler McAllister
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114 appearances
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jan 2025
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Right. Nobody knows what I'm capable of. Nobody's seen me in secret. Right. That's where I have to like win is the secret battles and just be like, OK, what is Chris capable of? What am I up against now? I know I'm capable of more. And I think that's where all of us have to get to is like understand, like, what does God know that I'm capable of doing?
Yo, so we are coming from the waterfall house here in Hilo. We got Mr. Tyler McAllister here. Welcome, welcome, welcome. Thank you, dude. Excited. So we're going to be spending the next three days here at a mastermind. A lot of you guys have heard us talk about our focus on masterminds and like getting together, solving problems, both personal, professional, everything like that.
And the cool thing is. Like this spot, I can say is my favorite spot in the world for it. So I want to I want to hear Tyler's. You just got here. It's first time seeing it. Tell us. Tell us like what your initial reaction seeing this place was.
Yeah. Yeah. It's pretty amazing. I'm not even sure I could even imagine it up. Right. Oh yeah.
insane yeah and i wish the cameras could do it justice yeah you got to see it with your own eyes like when i when i share it on social media or the pictures i'm just like that's that's not it yeah i think it's i'm like that looks cool but like it's it's different
What? I didn't know the story.
You know, I think it's interesting because a lot of people listening to this or watching this, they're involved in business of some sort, right? They're either got an idea, they're trying to... build a business, start a business, whatever else. And a lot of times we focus on just the numbers. For me, my career, like when I take time away from the business and I go to places like this, for example,
and really like focus from a 30,000 foot view on my life, on my business, on my everything else. It's like, there's something magical about like removing yourself from being in nature, like kind of like reflecting on like all the goodness that you have and being able to go and focus. And like, for me, that's really helped in my professional career, just like having these reset type moments.
And that's like when I saw this place, when the guy was like, hey, yo, this is about to hit the market. And he sent the pictures. Both me and Daryl like call each other up like, dude, you see that? There's no way that's real. There's no way that's real. And so, but we felt drawn to this for like more ways than one. It wasn't just like a good investment or a beautiful property.
It was like some like almost like spiritual place to like, like I said, kind of detach, focus in, revert back.
I'm interested to know from both of you guys what your guys' personal development journey has been, both business, personal. What has been important to you that is no longer important to you? How you've learned, grow, develop? Go ahead.
So do you think that was like your your first like where like, hey, I'm working on myself outside of what the school system told me to do?
What about you, Tyler? What's like your journey been in just like developing? Obviously, you're running a very successful business now. You're building a real cool thing down in Arizona. Like what is what has been your path to get there?
I haven't read that one. PBD is obviously stud, right? Like he's got, he's got a lot of really good things. He was very political in this last election, which was fun to see. But yeah, no, that's cool. That's cool. You know, it's interesting. You said like, you like to learn from mentors. Were you always that way?
And I kept I think I still have them.
Good for you because it took me falling flat on my face to start asking for help. When I was in my 20s, I loved to act like I knew what was going on. Right. Like and I was pretty intelligent. Like I had I was I did pretty good for not knowing anything. Right. Like or and I definitely thought I knew everything. Right. Like I was I was too good for education or mentors or asking for help.
And like, dude, it. I mean, it took a toll on me and like I just love to like act as if I had it figured out and then just go to try to like like think through it on my own and then go and do it. And like that, that ultimately I wish I would have made the shift sooner. Right. But again, the the failure that I experienced because I was such an arrogant prick.
like is probably the best thing that could ever happen to me where it like humbled me and put me in a position where like man I need I need some help I need I need to go and learn from others kind of like Daryl talked about like the beginning of our path was like, all right, let's read, let's read from these mentors that we don't personally know. So they don't have to see us asking for help.
Right. And, and so we, we kind of read books and then we went to a couple of conferences, but then we still could try to figure it out on our own. And we were doing all these dumb little businesses that like, we had no idea what we were doing.
Yeah. It's, it's way more comfortable if society accepts it. Right. Yeah. Ever encourages it. And I think, uh, yeah, like I, the way I looked at like the self-development world was like a little hokey, like initially.
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