Young Entrepreneur Lifestyle 3.0

In this episode of Y.E.L 2.0, your host Peter Voogd interviews GCA Guest Speaker, JT McCormick, about creating and defining success in your business and life!

Episode Highlights:

• People should always come first in business
• Too many companies put people, process, and profits in the wrong order
• Knowing your numbers means knowing your company
• Make sure that every dollar is accounted for monthly, no matter how big or small your company
• It’s important for entrepreneurs to know every detail of their company
• Society spends too much time chasing negative feedback instead of searching for what people like
• Ignore the success that you see on social media; define success for yourself
• People don’t talk about the life part of a work-life balance
• God, health, family, business, and investing are JT’s five pillars that he lives by

3 Key Points

1. Businesses should prioritize in this order: people, process, profits.
2. In order to truly know your company, you must first know your numbers down to the last dollar.
3. As an entrepreneur, you have to know every single thing about your company and what it stands for.

Tweetable Quotes:

• “Always look at it from a people-first perspective.” - JT McCormick
• “Great people can build great process and make great profits.” - JT McCormick
• “Do not let social media define success for you. The only person that can define success for you is you. That’s it.” - JT McCormick
• “I focus on the things that are going to take me where I want to go.” - JT McCormick

You can download Peter’s exclusive networking blueprint at https://gamechangersmovement.com/networking - This blueprint will give you the exact scripts Peter uses to get ahold of anybody.

Resources Mentioned:

• Peter Voogd’s Website
• Peter Voogd’s Instagram
• Peter Voogd’s LinkedIn
• Peter Voogd’s YouTube
• Game Changers Academy

In this episode of Y.E.L 2.0, your host Peter Voogd shares his tips for how to embark on a journey of self-discovery that allows you to identify and understand your unique abilities and strengths.

Episode Highlights:

• Peter listened to a David Blaine interview and found himself feeling inferior and thinking he could never do what David Blaine does.
• Then, David Blaine said his biggest fear is speaking in front of large crowds of people, which Peter does regularly and thinks he’s pretty good at it.
• Don’t compare yourself to others and identify and understand your unique abilities.
• Peter doesn’t really believe in passion.
• Start with your ideal outcome, starting with your strengths and values, then reverse engineering your plan.
• Choose your top values and narrow it down to your top 3.
• Choose 3 character traits you want to be used in your eulogy.
• In 3 words, what is your philosophy on living?
• What 3 values would you want to pass on to your grandchildren?
• What are 3 qualities you want in your ideal business partner?
• What are 3 qualities you want in your ideal life partner or significant other?
• Imagine your dream day. What 3 emotions or values describe that experience?
• What 3 core values do you want people to think about when they think about you?
• This is not always a quick process—continue to ask yourself these questions until you achieve clarity.
• Unfollow people who don’t have similar values to you.

3 Key Points

1. Never compare yourself to someone else.
2. Ask yourself tough questions now and you will see the payoff later.
3. Follow people who achieved their success with similar values to yours and who have a similar lifestyle to you.

Tweetable Quotes:

• “People spend way too much time outside the unique ability and they move on to the next job, vehicle, opportunity, without figuring it out first.” –Peter Voogd
• “If you go on a journey of self-discovery, everything else in life becomes easier. And most people would rather do anything than actually sit there and ask tough questions.” –Peter Voogd

Resources Mentioned:

• Peter Voogd’s Website
• Peter Voogd’s Instagram
• Peter Voogd’s LinkedIn
• Peter Voogd’s YouTube

In this episode of Y.E.L 2.0, your host Peter Voogd discusses the free training he will be opening up to the public about his formula for making money online.

Episode Highlights:

• Our perspective can determine our outcome.
• Peter has come to understand the value of freedom in being able to work from anywhere, on his own terms, and spend time with his family.
• It’s not easy to make money online, but it is simple.
• When your business is online, your market is international.
• Peter is opening up a free training on his 3-step system to making money online for anybody to take.
• He will share the 4 mistakes entrepreneurs make when going online that cause them to never make money or lose money.
• He will also share the 7 most proven side-hustles of 2020.
• Learn to make money from your intelligence rather than your time.
• It has become not only more common but more acceptable to make money online because traditionally secure jobs are no longer secure.

3 Key Points

1. Making money online is simple, but not easy.
2. This training will be free and available to the public, but with limited availability, so act fast.
3. Gain freedom from the constraints of a traditional work culture by moving your business online.

Tweetable Quotes:

• “The perspective that we have determines the outcome of our life.” –Peter Voogd
• “If you only make more money when you work more hours, you just have a high-paying job and you’re gonna work til you die.” –Peter Voogd

Resources Mentioned:

• Peter Voogd’s Website
• Peter Voogd’s Instagram
• Peter Voogd’s LinkedIn
• Peter Voogd’s YouTube

On this episode of Young Entrepreneur Lifestyle 2.0, host Peter Voogd talks to former basketball coach Kevin Eastman about his book, Why The Best Are The Best, and the importance of having truth tellers in your life.

Episode Highlights:

• When Kevin wrote his book, the hardest part was figuring out how to simplify it.
• The “success gods” are watching over you every day and looking at how you’re utilizing your success.
• It is important for people to want to hear the truth in order to be successful.
• You have to be able to live something in addition to telling them the truth.
• The best of the best are the most passionate about what they do, but they also understand that passion can only take people so far.
• Kevin talks about Kobe Bryant doing 3 workouts per day in the off season, and how it helped him become superior to the good players who were doing 2 workouts per day.

3 Key Points:

1. It is important to surround yourself with people who will tell you the truth if you’re going to be successful.
2. There is a difference between having intentions and being intentional.
3. You cannot be successful if you’re relying on entitlement; you have to make an investment.

Tweetable Quotes:

• “You should make all your decisions about who you let into your circle not based on what they do for you, but what they do to you.” - Kevin Eastman
• “I think the world is about share and receive.” - Kevin Eastman
• “Having intentions is, it’s in your mind and you’ll get to it. Intentional is front of mind, and I will get to it.” - Kevin Eastman
• “If you want to be successful, you can’t live in the world of entitlement.” - Kevin Eastman

Resources Mentioned:

• Peter Voogd’s Website
• Peter Voogd’s Instagram
• Peter Voogd’s LinkedIn
• Peter Voogd’s YouTube
• Kevin Eastman Twitter
• Why The Best Are The Best on Amazon

In this episode of Y.E.L 2.0, your host Peter Voogd tells you about the 4 untold truths of real change and transformation and how to tell if you are living up to these truths!

Episode Highlights:

• In both life and business, you are either growing or you are dying; there is no third direction
• Too many people leave their lives up to chance
• Figure out why you aren’t moving forward or how you can move forward in a bigger and better way
• You are either doing what you love are you are not
• Either you are being completely authentic to who you are supposed to be or you are not
• Surrounding yourself with the right people that support you are vitally important to your well being and growth
• Either you believe in your abilities completely and truly or you do not
• Make decisions like someone who is at a level that you want to get to
• Either you are vibrant, energetic, and healthy or you are not
• Choose foods and activities that give you that sustained energy throughout the day
• Either you are building your wealth up or you are depleting your wealth down
• Make sure your actions reflect the direction in which you would like to take your wealth
• Either you are stepping up to your problems or fears or you are backing down from or tolerating them
• Do not tolerate the people and the problems in your life that are getting in the way of your journey of self-discovery

3 Key Points

1. There are only 2 directions in life and business. You are either growing or dying.
2. Surrounding yourself with the right people that support you are vitally important to your well-being and growth.
3. There are no in-betweens when you truly want to be a successful entrepreneur. If it’s not a hell yes then it’s a hell no.

Tweetable Quotes:

• “The two scariest things in life or business are momentum and lack of it.” - Peter Voogd
• “Yes you want to adapt and adjust, but you don’t want to change who you are.” - Peter Voogd
• “You always get what you tolerate and think you are worthy of.” - Peter Voogd

You can download Peter’s exclusive networking blueprint at https://gamechangersmovement.com/networking - This blueprint will give you the exact scripts Peter uses to get ahold of anybody.

Resources Mentioned:

• Peter Voogd’s Website
• Peter Voogd’s Instagram
• Peter Voogd’s LinkedIn
• Peter Voogd’s YouTube
• Game Changers Academy