Build Your Alpha

This week's episode is a bit different than week's past. This week we're talking about Jack Sparrow and how some of his key attributes are things that align with who I am and who I want to be. How we may have that person, that book/movie/tv show character that we can relate to so well, but might not totally know why. Recently had that "ah ha" moment and realized that these characters we align with and relate to, that are so memorable for us, are because of the characteristics that they have and how they are important to us in some way.

This week's episode is a bit different than week's past. This week we're talking about Jack Sparrow and how some of his key attributes are things that align with who I am and who I want to be. How we may have that person, that book/movie/tv show character that we can relate to so well, but might not totally know why. Recently had that "ah ha" moment and realized that these characters we align with and relate to, that are so memorable for us, are because of the characteristics that they have and how they are important to us in some way.

This week's episode talks about the importance of believing in yourself. Believing in yourself to be able to be that person, reach that goal, accomplish that thing. Muhammed Ali, one of the best boxers ever in the history of the sport throughout his life would exclaim to anyone that would listen - "I am the greatest!". We need to have that same internal belief in ourselves to go for those things that we want in our lives.

This week's episode talks about the importance of believing in yourself. Believing in yourself to be able to be that person, reach that goal, accomplish that thing. Muhammed Ali, one of the best boxers ever in the history of the sport throughout his life would exclaim to anyone that would listen - "I am the greatest!". We need to have that same internal belief in ourselves to go for those things that we want in our lives.

This week's episode talks about how we all have our own potential that we can reach. That the highs and lows that we experience in our lives actually help us to reach what our potential is. The highs and lows of our lives are actually the best thing because it allows us to reach our potential faster than if we never challenged ourselves and always went with the status quo.

This week's episode talks about how we all have our own potential that we can reach. That the highs and lows that we experience in our lives actually help us to reach what our potential is. The highs and lows of our lives are actually the best thing because it allows us to reach our potential faster than if we never challenged ourselves and always went with the status quo.

This week's episode talks about a topic from Gary John Bishop's book Unfu*k Yourself how unwillingness can lead to major changes in your life for the better. That being unwilling to tolerate situations, relationships, really anything can be a strong motivating force to take action and no longer accept those things in your life. Being unwilling to tolerate different things has helped me over the years develop into who I am now.

This week's episode talks about a topic from Gary John Bishop's book Unfu*k Yourself how unwillingness can lead to major changes in your life for the better. That being unwilling to tolerate situations, relationships, really anything can be a strong motivating force to take action and no longer accept those things in your life. Being unwilling to tolerate different things has helped me over the years develop into who I am now.

This week's episode focuses on the internal self-talk that we have with ourselves every single day. How we each have value and are worth investing in, and how we need to always remember that. No matter what other people say, we need to keep a positive conversation with ourselves to always know that we are valuable. 

This week's episode focuses on the internal self-talk that we have with ourselves every single day. How we each have value and are worth investing in, and how we need to always remember that. No matter what other people say, we need to keep a positive conversation with ourselves to always know that we are valuable.