David Pollack: Standards Over Feelings | Re-release
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What is the 50‑40‑10 principle and why does David Pollack emphasize it?
Two big things happen in my life that I always like to share. 50 40 10 by David Fowler. You can outdo 50% of the people in this world by showing up more, showing up with a good attitude, showing up ready to rock and roll. 40% is the next step. In the right direction, with the right effort, I'm beating 90% of people. But we got 10% left, Mick. To you, white standards are important. Don't worry about. About how you feel every day, because your feelings change every day. And what people say change and the task changes, but that doesn't change who you are and what you bring to the table every single time. Will you succeed all the time? No.
I tell people leadership is a four letter word. C A R E.
Yeah, I think first of all, if you have influence over one person, you're a leader. So everybody got that crazy person in your family that likes you for no reason. So you're everybody's a leader. Dude, I've failed all along the way. I mean, I have failed so much more than I have succeeded. And I like to share those because those are real. The three H is is hard, it's hot, and it hurts.
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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to another exciting episode of Mick Unplugged. And today we're about to get personal with a really good friend of mine. We're talking about a ton of accolades. SEC player of the year, two times. We're not talking about one side of the ball. We're talking about player of the year, two times. Defensive player of the year, one time. All-American, two times. Три тамсю неміт, хісьта гай. Number one or first round draft pick. But what's more important to me, he's a man of God. He's an amazing father. And he's an amazing husband. And to me, that solidifies the man of who he is. Ladies and gentlemen, it is my distinct honor. To bring my friend Mr. David Pollack. On the Mick Unplug.
David, how you doing, brother? Mick, wait when it sell me, dog. Golly, I I'm not worth a million bucks, but I feel like it right now. Hey, you know that five dollars you sent me, it goes a long way, bro. Five dollars still goes a long way in my world. I appreciate it. Thanks for having me on. Man, I'm honored to have you here. You know I've got a connection to Georgia. One of my uncles played football at Georgia in the early to mid eighties, was the running back like right after Herschel. So shout out to my Uncle Tron because I'm a bulldog first, right? So growing up, I knew Tar Hill second. Absolutely. All I knew was Georgia, right? So me and my family, we're talking my Uncle Wayne and my Uncle Randy, my cousins, Torrance.
I gotta give everybody their shout out now because they'll kill me if I have David Pollack on and I don't talk about Torrance and Randy Jr. and Dexter. So I did my job. Now David, it's about you.
Covered.
Covered. Now I I guess I'll do mine now. Yes, sir. But David, man, like we can go so many places. You have an amazing journey, an amazing story. But for me, it all starts with you being that man of God first. And I would love for you to just talk about not necessarily your your spiritual journey, but that moment that you knew God's my everything.
Yeah. I didn't grow up with it at all in the household. And um, I had two great parents, Mama and Daddy, Kelly and Norm. And they uh they did everything for me, loved me, supported my dreams like crazy. But church just wasn't something we did. And two events happened, two big things happened in my life that I always like to share. One, it started with an invite. And I think that's what we all have the ability to do. My neighbor across the street. street, he was like, hey man, we're going to the church. And we're having and I was like, yeah, okay. And he's like, we're having this lock in. I was like, double out church. And you're gonna lock me in the church? I'm out, bro. No way. And then he said, this is what got me, Mick.
He said, we play sports and stay up all night. In right now. Um, punch that ticket.
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