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Ep. 174 - The Mindset Behind the Business with Brandon Yager (opens the original)
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Your mindset, language, and self-talk may be the hidden ceiling keeping you from more money, better relationships, and real freedom. Brandon Yager reveals how he went from watching his father lose job security to building a life around entrepreneurship, NLP, and the kind of emotional resilience most people never learn. Brandon’s story is a wake-up call for anyone who feels stuck repeating the same year over and over. He shares how early lessons from his grandfather, hours of daily cassettes and
Ep. 173 - Stop Running Away From Your Life and Start Running Toward Your Purpose with Matt Young (opens the original)
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What happens when the identity you spent your entire lifebuilding suddenly disappears? And what if the next version of you can only emerge when you stop running from the things you have been avoiding? Former professional footballer Matt Young knows what itfeels like to lose the identity that once defined him. When his football career ended, Matt found himself confronting anxiety, fear, uncertainty, and the difficult question of who he was without the game. That season eventually became the catal
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