Guru Please

Being Motivated and Consistent with Steve Gamlin

Episode Summary

A fresh, lighthearted, comedic take on facing the rock-bottom and extracting yourself from it. Also learn about some pitfalls with vision boards and how to do them right.

Episode Notes

A fresh, lighthearted, comedic take on facing the rock-bottom and extracting yourself from it. Also learn about some pitfalls with vision boards and how to do them right.

As a speaker, writer, and creator of the Vision Board Mastery learning program, Steve works with individuals and work teams to help SEE their goals, BECOME the people they need to be, then build ACTION PLANS to achieve them.

Quotes to remember:

“I don’t want to be Tony Robbins. I want to be me.”

“Consistency and momentum build confidence.”

Takeaways:

When you don’t know how to move forward, find people who are already doing what you already want to do
Rather than balance, consider integration
Start your day happy by reliving good moments and experiencing gratitude
Try shopping cart rescue therapy or another form of giving when you’re feeling down
Most people do a vision board party the wrong way by not assessing where they are now and why they want what they want
Believe the people who believe in you
Little victories get you from not feeling confident in yourself to feeling confident
When you are consistent for long enough, you won’t want to stop
Do you have friends who are like deadweight?

What you’ll learn:

About Steve’s rock-bottom moment of deep debt, divorce, and losing a job
How he started in motivational speaking
What led to his eventual burnout
The habits of a sustainable and healthy lifestyle
What a motivational speaker does when he’s feeling down
The right way to make a vision board
A story of helping another person change the course of his life
The crazy story of how Steve received an email from someone in high school out of the blue 20+ years later… and now they’ve been married 14 years

Mentioned on the podcast:

https://www.motivationalfirewood.com/vision

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