HeyJaredIgnite Your Impact: It Starts With You
When was the last time you got real with yourself?When you felt like the mirror was your friend or that you were proud of all your successes instead of feeling shame over your failures?We get it. Life has robbed you of your confidence..But it doesn’t have to be this way.
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You've Outgrown The DIY Version Of Your Life (opens the original)
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Matt and Jen discuss the value of outsourcing tasks and their DIY mentality from their early days, which helped them save money but now hinders their growth. They emphasize the importance of knowing when to outsource tasks, using four key questions: Are you good at it? Do you enjoy it? What is the actual cost? Do you need to understand it or just execute it? They highlight that while outsourcing execution is beneficial, responsibility cannot be outsourced. They also stress the importance of bein
Should I Just Try Harder? (opens the original)
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Matt and Jen discuss the importance of addressing health issues beyond just diet and exercise. They highlight the success of their physician-guided program, which has received significant interest despite initial concerns about using medical interventions like GLP-1s and hormone therapy. The couple emphasizes the need to identify the root problem, assess past efforts, and consider future outcomes. They also stress that seeking help, whether through coaching or medical treatment, is not a failure
You're Already On Autopilot (opens the original)
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Matt and Jen discuss the concept of automation in achieving personal goals, inspired by a story from Ed Mylett's podcast. They emphasize the importance of consistent, automated habits rather than seeking complex strategies. The couple in the story automated their savings, allowing them to retire at 55. Jen and Matt apply this principle to health and wealth, advocating for simple, consistent routines. They suggest reflecting on current habits and automating positive actions, such as investing or
According to Who?: Borrowed Belief, Borrowed Limits & Becoming Your Own Proof (opens the original)
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Matt and Jen discuss the concept of "normal" and how many of our beliefs and behaviors are influenced by external sources. They emphasize the importance of questioning and challenging these norms to achieve personal growth. Jen shares her experience as a trainer, realizing that her clients needed more than just physical workouts but also help in rebuilding their self-confidence and identity. Matt recounts how hiring coaches in different areas of his life helped him expand his definition of succe
Why Good People Become Average (opens the original)
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Matt and Jen discuss the concept of "drift," where individuals and organizations gradually lower their standards over time. They illustrate this with an example from a favorite weekend restaurant, noting how new employees start with high standards but eventually conform to the environment. They emphasize that this drift is often invisible to those experiencing it. They stress the importance of self-awareness and setting personal standards to counteract this trend. The conversation extends to var
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