HeyJaredThe Daily Podcast with Jonathan Doyle
There is always a gap between the life we live and the life that's possible for us. If you find yourself looking for ways to improve or have a life-long interest in personal development then this is the podcast for you.
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You Grow by Solving Larger Problems. Most People Solve the Same Ones Forever. (opens the original)
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My day started at 2:51am — not a recommendation, but there's never a traffic jam on the extra mile — and in that quiet hour, working through my notes from West Palm Beach, one line stopped me: we grow by solving larger problems. Think about that. We develop our capacities by doing progressively harder things — and the vast majority of people, with total freedom to live otherwise, never do this deliberately. We gravitate to what's predictable, what we've done before, and we rinse and repeat — the
Uncommon Results Require Uncommon Things. There Is No Exception. (opens the original)
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Let's talk about the uncommon life — because the logic is almost embarrassingly simple: if you do what everybody else does, you tend to get what everybody else gets. If you want uncommon results — in health, finance, relationships, business — it follows that you must do uncommon things. In this episode: what I was doing at 3:30 this morning (jet-lagged, praying, reading complex financial documents — not for a gold star, just because different requires different); the story from last week's maste
Stop Setting Goals. Start Setting Standards. (opens the original)
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Another insight from the US trip: a speaker who said he doesn't have goals — he has standards. It's a profound nuance. Instead of writing down outcomes you want, you delineate who you intend to be — the body, lifestyle, relationships and work that are simply non-negotiable — and you live to that standard. Fresh off two weeks of travel, I'm back in the studio with training and nutrition dialled straight back in. Not because of a 30-day goal — because the way I eat and train is central to who I am
Mindset Drives Everything — And Nobody Wants That to Be True (opens the original)
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An uncomfortable truth: mindset drives pretty much everything. The most transformational truths are platitudinal — so woven into the culture that they've lost their gravitational force. From Napoleon Hill onward, the idea stands: your belief about what's possible is the preeminent tool of transformation. And here's why people resist it: if it's true, we're responsible — and we are not a responsible culture; we want softness, ease and comfort. In this episode: why your thoughts are not neutral, w
You Cannot Live Your Life Walking Forwards Looking Backwards (opens the original)
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An unpopular opinion today. So many people are convinced they cannot move forward until every issue from their past is fully processed — and I believe we're swimming in what I call Big Therapy: an industry that, at its worst, keeps people circling the same story for years. To be clear: real suffering is real, criminal acts should be prosecuted, and some therapists do excellent work. But getting a story about why you can't move forward, and rehearsing it at 30, 40, 50, 60 — what is that building?
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