Get Over Yourself

In today’s episode, guest speaker Anthony Perkins joins me in explaining how we all can get over our 8 foot walls when committing to goals and desires. It’s very hard to start a journey to a new and improved “you” but once you’ve begun, the train cannot be stopped! Inside the episode we also discuss why it’s important to pursue your passions and figure out what your passions even are!

If you have any questions about the episode and what was discussed, send Dr. Perkins an email [email protected]

or send me a message over social media @the.Brandon.Davis

As always, a huge shoutout goes to my friend Olso. He created the music for the Get Over Yourself Podcast and you can all show your support by heading over to a streaming platform and giving his music a listen.

Thanks for joining us and I hope you enjoy the episode!

The day we stop learning is the day we stop growing. In today's episode, we discuss the concept behind learning from every moment life throws us in and how we can also apply what we've learned to create better versions of ourselves.

Like always, if you have any advice, need someone to talk to, or want to discuss anything with me at all, hit me up on social media @dodgerdavis16 !

Huge shoutout to my good friend, Olso, for creating the music for the podcast. I couldn't have done it without him. Go check out his work on any streaming platforms.

Always remember- GET OVER YOURSELF!

Starting your own business can be one of the scariest yet rewarding endeavors in your life. You face so much uncertainty yet have so much hope that your idea is going to change the lives of millions of people.

So if it's such a great reward, why doesn't everyone do it? Maybe it's due to the fact that 2/3's of startups fail or the amount of money you can lose in the process. Maybe it's because you lack confidence in yourself or you simply just don't know where to begin. In any case, should those fears stop you?

In today's episode of the Get Over Yourself Podcast, Jimmy Watson joins Brandon as they discuss the founding and creation of "Bun Boiz," a restaurant focused on selling American-styled steamed buns.

Jimmy started Bun Boiz when he was a junior in college and went through challenge after challenge. From selling food illegally out of his apartment to getting shut down numerous times from the health department, things were always looking cloudy. However, with his great enthusiasm to an idea he knew would succeed, Jimmy pressed forward until Bun Boiz became a staple in the town of Provo, Utah.

Tune in to today's episode to hear Jimmy's story and the lessons he learned throughout the whole process. This episode is part 1/2. Make sure to come back next Friday (10/20/23) to hear part 2!

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In "Recommitting to Your New Year's Promises | Ep. #114" of the "Get Over Yourself" podcast, we dive deep into the art of staying true to your resolutions well beyond the initial enthusiasm of January. As February unfolds, it's common to find the zeal for New Year's resolutions waning. This episode offers practical strategies, motivational insights, and real-life success stories to help you rekindle your commitment to personal growth and goal achievement. Whether you're looking to revitalize your fitness journey, enhance your financial wellbeing, or pursue personal development, we provide the tools and inspiration needed to transform your resolutions from fleeting wishes to lasting changes.

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Want to check out the article mentioned in today's show? Here it is - https://fisher.osu.edu/blogs/leadreadtoday/why-most-new-years-resolutions-fail