IS 2: What Could You Be Thankful For This Time Next Year

IS 10: Public Failure and Not Giving Up On Yourself

After not following through on his own public challenge, Scott admits to public failure, moving slowly, and shares the story of his first failed business idea from the past and how he has overcome the habit of giving up on himself.

Avoid negative self-talk.  Believe in yourself.  Take imperfect action.

IS 9: Resistance

Resistance is out to get you and you probably don't even know it exists.  Somedays it completely defeats me.  But...The War of Art, by Steven Pressfield, has been monumentally helpful for me to get over the never ending obstacles that pop up in my creative-work-life by recognizing this thing that absolutely everyone faces.  

Understanding Resistance will not only help you see it when it shows it's ugly mug but it will also help you figure out what you need to do to combat it. 

IS 8: How To Use One Sheet of Paper To Get Focused and Move Forward In Your Life

In this episode my long-time Nashville friend Clay Cumbie, a singer / songwriter, multi-state sales manager, and all around good guy, shares his one-page technique that you can use to get focused and keep the ball rolling in your life.

This is something I wish I had known about years ago when I first started getting organized.

If you struggle to feel like you are moving forward in life, borrow this idea to get focused on the things you want to do.

IS 7: What Change Is Possible In Your Life In The Next 60 Days?

While watching the Netflix documentary, Rocket Men, I was inspired. Not in the way you might think.  After learning the timeline of NASA's Apollo missions, I realized there is a major flaw in my own timeline for getting things accomplished.    

In this episode I share the quick story of what inspired me to get back on track and change something in my life in the next 60 days.

I'm challenging you to do the same in one area of your life.  

What ONE thing can you change about your life in the next 60 days?

Email your ONE thing to [email protected] for accountability and follow-up challenge questions.

IS 6: How To Talk To Your Middle Schooler About Bullying

Victim -- Bully -- Bystander. We've all played one or more of these roles in our lives.  But what can be done to change it?  Research shows that the quickest, most effective way to end the pattern of bullying is for a bystander to speak up on behalf of the person being targeted.

Recently I was asked to talk to 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students about bullying.  This is what I shared with them.  Email me at [email protected] if you want a copy of my notes so that you can talk with your kid(s) about bullying at home. 

Visit www.BystanderRevolution.com for helpful content.