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Patienceandhustle.com to check out the new guide to start your own podcast, as well as new shirts and hats!    Knowledge is NOT Power You’ve heard knowledge is power. Well, I’m here to tell you that is wrong. Knowledge is not power.  Knowledge alone hold no power without action. I recently met up with a buddy of mine, Eric Jones, who you can find on Instagram as Doctor Dapper. He is the owner of LFLS Shoes, like father like son, and Riff Marketing. He started giving me some really great advice to improve my Instagram page, and grow my brand.  Later that day I started listening to a book called “The 12 Week Year” by  Brian Moran. In the beginning of the book he starts talking about this concept of “knowledge is power” is in correct, and that without action, knowledge is useless. That really got me thinking about what Eric had told me to do about my branding, and Instagram page.  There are two options: 1- I can just keep doing what I do and ignore the knowledge I was given, or 2- I

I’m going to give you the biggest piece of advice when creating content. Deliver it as if you are only delivering it to one person. But wait Lance….100’s of people are going to see the content?!? Yes, but what you want to do is make a personal connection with that individual. One thing you will notice in my podcast episodes is I always say “YOU” and not “You all” or “HEY EVERYBODY!”, that’s because I’m talking only to YOU. At any given time that an individual is listening, reading, or watching your content, it’s just you and that person. When you can make a personal connection to that one individual, you will start seeing a change in the reactions you get. If you simply try to address “EVERYONE”, then how is that content special? How are you going to make a personal connection to someone? You won’t be able to. Hank Normal, the media Mogul, sent out a tweet that said “If you want to fix all your media problems, only speak like you are only speaking to me.” He teaches this in his video course called Star P

Just before January 1st you start writing out your New Years resolutions. You post it all over Twitter, Instagram, facebook, snapchat, You’re going to get into shape. You’re going to start a podcast. You’re going to make $100,000. You’re going start your own business. You’re going to read 100 books. You’re going to, you’re going to, you’re going to…. You’re going to give it up 2 months later. That’s what happens. It happens because you go about these goals all wrong. You think just because it’s a new year, that something is magically different? Do you really think that because you now have to write a new year on the rent check, that somehow you are a completely different person? Just over night, you transformed into this go getter, get things done, resilient, persistent person? The problem is 2 fold. 1: You don’t remove time from setting the goal, to taking action on the goal. It should be immediate. You write it down, you action on it. Then you write it down the next day, and you take action on it. Immedi

Todays episode is little unique. I am recording it with different equipment than I usually do. Today I’m using a basic USB microphone with an added pop filter, and Audacity software which is free. I want to demonstrate that you do not need $1000’s worth of equipment and software to start producing a podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/patienceandhustledaily/support

Motivation alone does nothing for anyone, they need something actionable to go with it. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/patienceandhustledaily/support

One of my all time favorite Robin Williams films is "The Dead Poets Society". About a year ago when I was watching it for about the millionth time, I decided to write a blog on some lessons learned from that movie. In this episode, I am reading that blog to you. I hope you enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/patienceandhustledaily/support

This is the episode I bring back periodically as a reminder of goals. To get out of the Middle Class trap. No longer do I want to be held back due to finances, but rather be free and help people more. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/patienceandhustledaily/support

Too often you over complicate things, and you then keep yourself from actually starting anything. You over complicate a project at work. You over complicate that email you’re trying to send to a prospective client. You over complicate a gift you’re going to give to your wife. Yes, all of these things should take good thought, and consideration, but you should not over complicate them. Here’s your actionable tip: If you find yourself struggling to start something, because it seems too complex, just pick 3 things you can quickly do to start. Then, when you finish those 3 actions, pick 3 more. Rinse and repeat as needed. What you’re doing is you’re forcing yourself to start. Once you start that momentum will carry you. One of the hardest parts about starting, is actually starting. Starting something, means you actually have to do something. You have to take some sort of action. It means you have to step into the unknown, because you don’t know what to expect. You have to enter the uncomfortable, unknown of

Record a video on your phone Write it down Type it out Record a voice memo Whatever you need to do, short the gap between the idea and the action of creating content. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/patienceandhustledaily/support

Jason Howland shares insight on how to use tonality properly in sales, and just everyday interactions. Tonality is key to get the a message across, as it helps paint the full picture of what you're trying to say. It is what helps drive the proper emotion behind the words you're saying.   Web:Jasonhowland.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/jason_howland Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/actioncloser/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/patienceandhustledaily/support

Stacy A. Cross, from thecomfortkillers.com, shares the difference between purpose and passion.   Check out the full episode on iTunes, Stacy A. Cross Show.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/patienceandhustledaily/support

On today's show I discuss 3 ways one could use time to their benefit and how to master patience which can be your downfall in starting and growing yourself or a business.  -- Visit www.thecomfortkillers.com for more self-improvement tools Email me hello@thecomfortkillers.com to ask your questions.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/patienceandhustledaily/support

Seriously, become more social on social media. The keyword there, is social. That is how you improve your engagement, the value that you give, and your audience growth. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/patienceandhustledaily/support

There will be times when you start asking yourself, if what you’re doing, is what you should be doing Every day it seems it’s the same thing.  You wake up, you do the work, you go to bed, you wake up, you repeat it. You keep pushing, and you keep doing, and it’s the same grind every day. It can seem like you’re going nowhere. I want you to know, that if what you are doing right now, is contributing to you being able to do whatever it is that you want to do in life, that you should stick to it. How do you know if it’s contributing? Ask yourself these questions, Am I learning new skill, or even improving on current skills, that will help me accomplish what I really want to do? Is this contributing to my mission, and goals monetarily? That’s it…two questions. If you answer YES to at least one, then it’s the thing you should be doing right now.  Look, if it’s not contributing to you monetarily, then you have a few options. You either go find something within it that will contribute, or do something on the side th

I made a compilation video of Grant Cardone talking about the middle class, and how it is a trap. The mindset behind the middle class, is have just enough to survive, but the problem is that you're not really surviving. We were all sold on this idea of buying a home, going to college, investing in Wall Street, but that system is broken. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/patienceandhustledaily/support

Sometimes you can have what seems like, a million things go wrong in a day.   You could start off by burning yourself on the stove, then have a flat tire, be late for a meeting, lose a client, get into a wreck, lose your wallet, stub your tub, forget to let the cat back in, and accidently leave grandma at the supermarket. It happens. Joking about the grandma part!   There are days, you know you’ve had them, where it seems as if nothing is going your way. One thing after another is not working out. It’s not how you react to these situations, it’s about how you adapt. To react is to “respond or behave in a particular way in response to something.” To Adapt is to “Make something suitable for a new use or purpose.”   When something goes presumably not in the way you intended, if you “react” you’re simply just responding, and not doing anything about. You may complain, or waste time, or pass blame. If you adapt to that same circumstance, then you are taking action on it. So something doesn’t go according plan, rat

Every Friday on Patience & Hustle Daily, Jason Howland delivers the Bullet Proof message to help you gain market share, while the rest of the world is taking the weekend off.   Web:Jasonhowland.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/jason_howland Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/actioncloser/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/patienceandhustledaily/support

Stacy A. Cross delivers the message each Wednesday, to help you get your mind, and your hustle ready for the rest of the week. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/patienceandhustledaily/support

So, this last week, I started working on improving my craft in video editing, and graphic design, which led me to this message to you today. It’s about the importance of constantly improving on what you do. Here are a few reasons why you should be improving your skills, and how to do so Improving your skills will make you more efficient in the skill, and produce higher quality output with the skill. You always want to be striving for better quality, and efficiency, as this will help you provide a higher value to your clientele Improving your skills will also help you develop better self-discipline. Sometimes working on a skill is not always fun. If you want to improve your long-distance running ability, you have to do various exercises to build up the endurance. It won’t be as fun as actually going out and competing, but it’s necessary. When I was working on some different graphic design techniques, and some video editing techniques, it wasn’t fun when I struggled through trying to learn. As I began to build