How Fearlessness Will Help You Achieve Your Goals With Moe Ghias-EP. 003

01/17/19 • 90 min

This episode is focused around fearlessness. Moe and I get deep on how taking "risk" throughout our journeys thus far has paid off in big ways. Moe is a successful entrepreneur whose mission is to eradicate heart disease, he owns a business focused around helping young professionals get in shape. This specific episode is great for anyone who is looking for that next step in their life but might not know exactly what to do. Both Moe and I provide real-life examples of what we did in those uncertain times in our lives. I share very vulnerable stories about my first few years of being an entrepreneur and how belief carried me through the hardest of times. A lot of people have asked me how I met Logan Paul and I share my crazy experience of my first day meeting him and how he nearly died...but most importantly the lesson that came with it.

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Why Going Above And Beyond In Your Day To Day Life Will Get You Where You Want To Go-Ep. 002

Throughout my life, I've always gone above and beyond in almost every job I ever had. Stepping into the mindset of "I own this company," changed the way I looked at myself in these jobs. It gave me purpose, and it gave me a reason to do more than I was being paid for. There's an old principle that says, "Do you more than youre paid and then eventually you will be paid more than you do." In my life now more than ever has that philosophy became a reality. Analyze your behavior and ask yourself, am I doing more than I am paid for or am I doing the bare minimum?

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