Routine, Willpower, and Winning: Secrets to Crushing Your Day
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What milestones did Ryan celebrate in this episode?
Hello everyone and welcome back to the show. We have a tremendous episode for you today, a very special episode in which over the last two weeks we hit two milestones in the growth of this community. 10,000 subscribers on the YouTube channel and 25,000 subscribers on the Instagram channel. Absolutely phenomenal. I appreciate the hell out of you guys. And I want to do something different for this episode. I wanted to take questions that I've gotten over the last two weeks from people that subscribe, people, followers, you guys, the audience. I want to take some questions and answer these. And we got some really good ones here. And I just wanted to work through them because I think it's important.
The questions that people ask, I always respond to almost all the comments that I get, especially the questions. If someone just comments, sometimes I'll say thanks or whatever. But for people who have questions, I try to respond to every single question that comes through either the Instagram channel or YouTube, and as well as the questions that come through Apple or Spotify. A lot of times people leave questions about the podcast. in ratings and reviews of the show which is an odd way to ask a question but I also very much appreciate all the ratings and reviews that we've gotten continue to grow and if you haven't left a rating and review of this show on Spotify or Apple if you like to listen to the podcast I'd very much appreciate you doing that that helps those algorithms share this show with more people it has a tremendous effect if you've ever wanted to support the show in any way
Leaving a rating or review on Apple or Spotify is a tremendous way to do that. And everyone that has, I very much appreciate you. But I wanted to take some questions from the audience because I love the questions. Q&A is my favorite part of keynotes. It's my favorite part of workshops. And whenever I'm on someone else's podcast, a lot of times they'll ask their audience for questions and hit me with those and those kind of off-the-cuff questions. responses. That's always my favorite part. I love kind of real time answering people's questions. So I pulled out five questions, which I'm going to work through the rest of the episode here. And hopefully some of these are relevant to you. I think they will be. They seemingly are relevant to everyone. So the first question comes from Sylvie is the name, S-I-I-L-V-I-I dot Z. Sylvie asks, what's the hardest part about staying this motivated? And the question is, I'm not always motivated. You're never going to be always motivated.
Oftentimes, our work is done, our growth happens in the moments that we're not motivated. It is very easy to show up to the gym. It's very easy to show up for this podcast. It's very easy to show up to a sales call or for an individual when you're motivated. That's when it's easy. If we rely on the moments that we're motivated, we'll never move forward. We'll stay right where we are because motivation comes and goes. While we can do things in our life to increase the amount of what I'll call motivation, that sense of urgency, that desire to get things done, while... We can do things to cultivate more kind of motivation in our lives. You are not going to be motivated every day. I am not motivated every day.
Most days, I'm probably not motivated, if I'm being completely honest with you. I don't wake up every morning. David Goggins may wake up every day and want to absolutely crush, and I'm probably taking him a little out of context, but I do not. However, I have goals. I have people that I'm responsible for. I have bills to pay. I have my own desire to create. And I know that at the end of the day, whether I start motivated or not, I'm unsatisfied when I put my head on the pillow if I haven't gotten the things done that are important to reaching those goals and to taking care of the people in my lives, to paying my bills, if I don't get things done associated with those items, then I'm unsatisfied.
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