Digital Social Hour
The 10-Year Success Rule That Changed Everything | Scott Clary Part 2 DSH #895
16 Nov 2024
Discover the game-changing 10-year success rule that could transform your approach to business and life! 🚀 In this eye-opening conversation, we explore why long-term commitment is the secret ingredient missing from most success stories. From the dangers of instant gratification culture to the reality of building something truly meaningful, this episode packed with insights will change how you think about achievement. Learn why most people fail by chasing quick wins, and why committing to a decade of focused effort could be your key to guaranteed success. We dive deep into real-world examples from podcasting to business building, revealing why patience and persistence trump overnight success every time. Plus, get an insider's perspective on the changing workplace culture, the impact of social media on our expectations, and practical strategies for staying committed to your goals. Whether you're an entrepreneur, content creator, or someone pursuing big dreams, this conversation will reshape your perspective on what it takes to succeed. Want to build something truly meaningful? This episode reveals why the 10-year rule might be your secret weapon. Watch now to discover why playing the long game is your best path to success! 💪 Subscribe for more powerful insights on entrepreneurship, success, and building something that lasts. 🎯 #podcastsetup #podcast #howtoeditapodcast #joerogan #socialmediaimpactonbodyimage CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 01:10 - Podcasting Benefits, Intelligence Boost 04:35 - Social Media, Echo Chambers, Misinformation 10:55 - Instant Gratification, Impulse Control 17:08 - Instant Gratification Effects, Employee Productivity 19:40 - Workforce Entitlement, Employee Attitudes 21:33 - Toxic Comparison, Mental Health 23:33 - Public Perception, Self-Image 25:20 - Preconceived Opinions, Social Dynamics 31:28 - Social Gloves Mastermind, Business Insights 31:38 - Business Leverage, Importance in Growth 33:24 - Challenges in Event Business, Starting Up 38:41 - Upcoming Guests, Podcast Preview 38:42 - Dream Guest, Aspirational Interviews 39:50 - Finding Scott, Contact Information APPLY TO BE ON THE PODCAST: https://www.digitalsocialhour.com/application BUSINESS INQUIRIES/SPONSORS: [email protected] GUEST: Scott Clary https://www.instagram.com/scottdclary/ https://www.youtube.com/@scottdclary https://www.instagram.com/successstorypodcast/ LISTEN ON: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digital-social-hour/id1676846015 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Jn7LXarRlI8Hc0GtTn759 Sean Kelly Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seanmikekelly/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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just zoom out for people listening to understand what we do we have to go into someone else's life but they've been living in this domain for the past 20 years and we have to find a way to keep up with them intellectually and even though we may not know anything about the subject outside of a couple hours of research right so combine that with doing it eight times in a row in a day or doing it in this like little sweat box it's not easy
All right, guys, we got them back. This time in a studio we can stand up in.
You remember that first one in Miami? I do remember that first one. I couldn't even stand. I do remember that one. Miami's evolved a lot. I mean, now you have dope spaces like this. So it's like the whole content creator scene, this is all post-COVID. I think tons of cool people moved down here. Hopefully we're part of that cohort of cool people. Absolutely, that's why you're here.
But yeah, we've had a good time since we moved down here. And again, podcast is going well. We're building out a studio too. Oh, yeah? In Miami? Yeah. Oh, nice. About five minutes from here. Nice. Yeah. So we got a house, guest house in the back. Guest house is going to be a studio. Hell yeah.
That's smart because that first studio was fully booked and you couldn't even stand in the room. It was like, how is this place booking out?
I know. Not to talk shit about a studio, but I'm a big guy. And that studio was like this little cement box and... not only could I not stand up, but it also got super hot during the, I remember that. And I, I did a couple of podcasts in there. You did like a stint, like how you do your podcast where you just, you record a whole bunch in like a period of time.
But I did a couple of podcasts over like a course of a summer and I was about to pass out half the time when I'm interviewing. You were sweating. Dude, I was sweating. I was sweating. I'm passing out. I'm like, and you know, some of the conversations, at least with people on my show, for sure. It's like some of these people are so brilliant. And I'm like,
how do I keep up with this person when I can barely keep my eyes open, right? And I'm sure that's why I respect you so much with doing eight of these in a day because some of the topics that you talk about, they're not light topics. So as a podcaster, just zoom out for people listening to understand what we do
We have to go into someone else's life where they've been living in this domain for the past 20 years. And we have to find a way to keep up with them intellectually. And even though we may not know anything about the subject outside of a couple hours of research. So combine that with doing it eight times in a row in a day or doing it in this like little... It's not easy.
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