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We’re gonna start the week off with a phenomenal interview I did several months ago with David Ledoux.  David was so successful in the direct sales industry that he retired several years ago, came back on the scene last year and has actually went back into retirement.

There’s so many principles of success in this interview and here are some of the notes I took while interviewing David:

- “Don’t give a damn what other people think about you, successful people don’t care”
- Become fiercely protective of your time
- Constantly ask questions on why things are the way they are

I hope you enjoy this interview as much as I do!

Let me know your thoughts on David’s insights on the topic of Success.

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Today on the Successfool Podcast, we interview Ethan Lanagan, an extremely successful entrepreneur and Network Marketer.  The thing I love most about Ethan is his humility and eagerness to help others.  This interviewed is filled with TONS of success insights and principles regardless of what type of business you run.

Listen in as Ethan shares:

- How to unleash the true Entrepreneur Lifestyle
- How Entrepreneurship is more about freedom then money
- How to stay “on course”

I’d be interested to hear your thoughts on the interview in the comment section below!!

Jason Ewart is a Sydney-based transformation writer and speaker who obliterated obesity & demolished debt.  

Ever had one of those days when you notice that the only thing stopping you is you?!

One of the biggest assets for entrepreneurs and business leaders is the ability to silence self doubt and globalising, test assumptions & the like

The biggest win is often between the ears.

As a dominant visually wired guy, I have found my “portfolio of evidence” to be helpful for these moments.

The portfolio documents photos of wins, when I overcame (predominantly mental) obstacles that were a stretch or a fear.

The photos could be compiled in an album, or a slideshow or they may be displayed on a pin board in your strategy room.

The evidence will shut up those doubtful questions with definite proof that you can because you have!

It may be a captured moment of a presentation where you nailed it or when you closed a deal. On a personal level, you may have built or cooked something for the first time.

What story do you need to remind yourself of?

How can you capture it for the future?

Let the memorials spur us on, but may they spur us on to even greater endeavours so we don’t rely on the old stories or trophies like Al

Four touchdowns in one game!

Keep writing stories.

Keep creating portfolio volumes.