Millionaire Mindcast

Now more than ever, anxiety is something more and more people are impacted by. Whether it’s feeling anxiety when faced with a problem at work, before taking a test, or before making an important decision in your personal life, there are ways to ensure it doesn’t rob you of joy or taking the action you need. Listen in to today’s episode as Matt shares his top 5 tips for overcoming anxiety. Millionaire Mindcast is brought to you by: TheRichLifeAcademy.com  

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, David Meltzer shares his journey on seeking the true meaning of happiness and love, his ride on creating the world's first smartphone, adding value to other people, and his mindset and relationships around money! David Meltzer is an entrepreneur, a top Executive Business Coach, best-seller author, Keynote Speaker, CEO and Co-Founder of Sports 1 Marketing, a global sports and entertainment marketing agency that leverages over $20 billion in relationship capital and over 38 years of business experience, bringing athletes, celebrities and businesses together to make a lot of money, help a lot of people, and have a lot of fun. He has created a platform that uses four overarching principles—gratitude, empathy, accountability, and effective communication—that has allowed him to communicate and mentor everyone from college students to c-suite executives. His mission is to “make a lot of money, help a lot of people, and have a lot of fun.” Also, he is known for his Bestselling book “Connected to Goodness: Manifest Everything You Desire in Business and Life”, “Compassionate Capitalism: A Journey to the Soul of Business” and his newest book, “Game-Time Decision Making”.   David came from a big & poor family, and the only time he wasn’t happy when there isn’t enough money. He thought the money could buy love and happiness. Inspired by his extraordinary mother who works hard for their family, gives him the motivation to strive hard, earn a lot of money, buy a house and car for her. This is why he became hypercompetitive. Then, he went to the top oil and gas law school in the country because he believes being a litigator is the best way to earn more money. When he graduated, he ended up working on legal research online where he became a millionaire in just 9 months and went from there up to the Silicon Valley. He became a technology guru and a multi-millionaire at his 30s who still believed that money buys love.  Things happened that later he realized that money can’t buy happiness, so shifting the paradigm. David did everything he can to be as productive, to provide value as much as he can, & be accessible to others in service, have much more peace in life, and make sure that there would be no more scarcity for him and his family. Being an entrepreneur now is through making money, helping people, teaching and empowering people to be happy, and having fun. He teaches people to substitute the fear as the catalyst of focus instead, putting health first. Moreover, according to David, fear is the sucker of souls, it will depreciate and lessen the value of everything. People should be aware of it so that we could pursue our potential and be aware of the dual consciousness and live on it. Likewise, in order to achieve the goals, we must take actions, believe in it, and surrender. Surrender is not sitting on the couch waiting for the results but living in the good consciousness & not allowing the ego-based scares consciousness to exist. David loves to look for patterns, love to be self-aware, love on forgiving himself, he doesn’t believe there are mistakes, these are only lessons and they’re going to keep on coming & they’re going to keep on teaching us until we learn them. He believes that the more he accelerates and grow exponentially the more productive he will be. Some Questions I Ask: Take us back, where did it all your journey start? (01:47) What was your first big idea that set you on the path of entrepreneurship? 04:15) How did you fall in the opportunity of creating the world's first smartphone? (06:40) When did it that mindset change around the money? (11:28) Why do people feel hard to find happiness? (18:42) How do you play on the duality of consciousness? (25:10) What are some of the truths you’ve learned through your mentors and experience that helped you level up your life? (29:55) What do you look for in individuals that you mentor closely? (33:17) What is your message to the people who don’t believe that they can be rich in all areas of life? (37:47) In This Episode, You Will Learn: The best lesson he learned as an entrepreneur. (08:11) What causes people’s happiness problem. (17:23) The 2 types of consciousness. (19:29) Why David always put health first than anything else. (20:49) How to be happy. (22:47) How to get what we want. (23:30) The real meaning of surrender. (24:01) How to test the truth in yourself through simple words. (31:30)   Quotes: “I live in a world of more than enough.” “I became hypercompetitive.” “I’ve always been attracted to be the best of the first.” “We are not here to please other people, we are here to provide for other people.” “The purpose that we’re here is just to continually learn lessons.” “Money doesn't buy happiness.” “Money is important if you shop the right thing.” “Nothing is for me, everything is through me in the world of more than enough.” “Everything for everyone and everything comes through me.” “Money is exactly what faith is.” “Fear actually is a soul sucker.” “Fear is not inspirational.” “The healthier you are, the better of your family is, and the better of your work is.” “I live in a world of activity.” “There is no better time than now.” “There is no better place than here.” “You continually get the same lessons until it learned.” “Live and inspire life, if you’re inspired, you’re happy.” “Abundance is the way that we get what we want.” “Action is part of the attraction.” “Surrendering is the most aggressive behavior that a human being can take.” “I stay in a consistent persistent pursuit of potential.” “When the ego in place, it accelerates, it doesn’t depreciate.” “The ego loves to accelerate.” “The ego is nothing but corroding the inspiration.” “Our truth exists inside of us.” “What we don’t like in others is what we don’t like about ourselves.” “We’re projecting at all times our own existence and we’re projecting our own reality.” “The truth always comes out.” “What might be the truth today, might not be the truth tomorrow.” “We are on the continuing journey, to learn the lessons.” “Appreciation is also duality.” “There are a million great ideas.”   Connect with David Meltzer on: Website LinkedIn Instagram YouTube Twitter Facebook

With an absence of financial education in all schools, it’s no surprise why most people struggle to properly manage their finances and can never truly get ahead. In today’s episode, Matt shares the ABC equation of money management and some key tips on how to level up your financial literacy and grow your wealth.   Millionaire Mindcast brought to you by: TheRichLifeAcademy.com Episode Sponsored by: IneedAccountability.com

In this episode of Millionaire Mindcast, Jason Bond shares his amazing story that you can relate to. A glimpse on how stock trading works, and how he pursues more wealth and fulfillment in life! Jason Bond is a self-made millionaire trader who left the corporate grind to trade professionally. He’s trained well over 10,000 paid members and is the #1 stock trading stock advisory service TrustPilot, which is the best member review site in the world. He’s the co-founder of the trading education powerhouse, “Raging Bull”, and he’s been featured on Forbes, The Street, Huffington Post, Investing.com, Seeking Alpha as well as the floor of the NYSE. During college days, Jason didn’t really know what he wanted to do in life. All he knew he likes playing sports. He tried a few majors in college but didn’t like it.  In line with his lifestyle, he chose to teach sports to the kids. He got awards in physical education. Within 8 years in teaching, he loves what he is doing. Jason expected to get rich as a teacher but it turns out not. It leads him to a $250,000 debts. He didn’t know what to do and this is not the life he wanted. Although he loves teaching, she realized she wants more money. Jason don’t know what to do to get rich, but he knows he was going to do something. Then, somebody recommended the books by Dave Ramsey on how to get out of debt. It was hard for him because he didn’t quite understand the stuff about money but it explains so clearly in the book. Therefore, they sold their house and get rid of the huge debts. So they’ve got to zero, no net worth, no money, no debt. Jason quit in teaching, move to an apartment and sold their nice car. It took some serious risks, a lot of fear, but he was encouraged by the books he read. Jason explores a lot of different things and didn’t know what exactly it would be. Eventually, he settled on stock trading. He wasn’t a good trader but he knew that if he could be proficient and excellent in trading he could teach really well to other people based on his skill set. Experiencing many highs and lows in life. He works really hard on himself so he can take care of his family, his business, and his members. It took him 3 years to learn the skills of trading, even then it’s still difficult. He did things to win up financial literacy because he wanted to be good at this. He works really hard to stay sharp and teach people what it means to trade. He started to earn money both in trading and in business. Jason met life coaches regularly to stay aligned with his purpose and stay balanced in life. He learned that in his pursuit of getting rich, it will not make him a better person.  If he could trade better, he can help more people and for him, it’s an achievement. Giving back to charities fulfills himself. Trading requires discipline, it pulls out all your worst qualities. If you want to be a trader you need to get your life in order because trading can take you to the highs and the lows from one minute to the next. Understand that and deal with it, that wins! Some Questions I Ask: Where it all started and what drew you into the teaching space? (02:42) What made you choose and pursue teaching? (04:28) What was that awakening moment for you that you decided to leave teaching? (09:17) What were some of the questions that you started asking yourself? (12:59) How did you know it’s the perfect timing to take another path? (21:11) How easy is it to start engaging in trading, building your wealth & leveling up your financial education? (28:04) How do you emotionally manage your energy to stay at a high level in all areas of life? (36:52) Why did you decide to give your trading profits to charity? (41:17) In This Episode, You Will Learn: Jason’s sequel to becoming a multi-millionaire. (14:03) How he started on stock trading. (22:53) 3 things that tie into creating wealth. (27:18) Jason’s target market in his coaching service. (28:45) How it looks like in stock market trading. (29:17) Jason’s advice for people who want to be a trader. (35:07) How to be a much better trader. (37:54) Quotes: “This is going to be my journey.” “Consistency is highly rewarded.” “I started to realize I would like some more money.” “I don’t know what I’m going to do to get rich but I’m going to do something.” “I’m a pretty aggressive person.” “If I didn’t have a ton of debt then I didn’t have an obligation.” “I was exploring a lot of different things.” “I’d ask a lot of people for help to get off the ground.” “There are a lot of things that needed to be checked off to become a consistent trader.” “I work really hard to stay sharp.” “Stock trading can be a good side hustle.” “You have to learn what you’re doing.” “Trading takes some skills to get off the ground.” “If you lose, somebody wins your money.” “I wanna be good at this.” “I'm a pretty good trader, and I’m a much better teacher of that trading.” “I am good enough and I will show you, and if I’m not good enough, I’ll go to something that I’m good at.” “Any marketing channels is a tough market.” “Companies crash, I buy it when it crashed.” “Trading can take you to the highs and can take you to the lows from one minute to the next.” “Putting myself first allows me to do a much better job.” “I work really hard on myself so I can take care of my family, my business, and my members.” “The wheels came off the wagon.” “It’s very easy to get lost in the success.” “I kind of love hustling.” “It doesn’t show up on accident.” “In my pursuit of getting rich, is it is not necessary to make me a better person.” “If I can trade better, I can help more people.” “I’ve found a little bit more peace since I’ve been balanced.” “That’s always a battle, personal peace.” Connect with Jason Bond on: Raging Bull Trading Facebook Twitter Raging Bull Foundation

We all have 24 hours in a day. So how is it that some people are so much more successful than others with the same amount of time at their disposal? In today's short episode, Matt shares his thoughts on why and how you can make some simple tweaks in your weekly schedule to maximize your results and achieve more.   Brought To You By: TheRichLifeAcademy.com  

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, Larry Hagner shares great stuff about building and living intentionally in the area of relationships, the importance of being ego-free &  planning. He also shares his secrets on how to be a legendary dad and a husband!  Larry Hagner is the host and creator of the Dad’s Edge Podcast (formerly The Good Dad Project Podcast), featured as one of the top podcasts on iTunes. Its mission is to give you resources to help you be the best you can be so you can enjoy the journey of fatherhood, dad and parenting. He authored the books, “The Dad’s Edge”, and “Daddy Will Always Love and Protect You”. Larry is also a dynamic speaker who has spoken for several churches, men’s groups, women’s groups, and couples with outstanding reviews.   This guy grew up without a “father-figure” which store up future problems with patience when he became a father. He thinks he’s the only one struggling with it, and work-life balance. Didn’t know how to handle his kids, spanks them so hard, not showing up his marriage very well, and got all his validation from work. But Larry realized, he’s doing exactly what he said he’s not going to do. He surrendered his ego and learned from his mistakes.  On the plus side, he considered himself as a project, a dad that needs help. He wanted to learn one thing whether that be better at marriage, better at his kids, more patience, better health, and business. Everything follows that later, he started speaking on group events.  Larry explains the importance of investing in yourself and in your health, having constant growth, and being open to learning, be humble and ego-free. According to him, it’s really the ego that gets on the way that we can have these amazing relationships. Surrender yourself to create an epic, rich, and fulfilling relationship. Never forget to keep the communication open to understanding what you value, create time in your relationships, time with kids, creating lasting memories with kids and your partner.   Plan everything and know exactly what you need to do. Some Questions I Ask: What inspired you to want to take relationship area of your life to the next level? (01:59) What it that look like of that transition or transformation of yourself? (07:01) Did you feel like you’re alone in the beginning? (09:31) What are some of the biggest things that you’ve seen people struggle with that can be easily fixed or overcome? (10:21) What are the ingredients for married couples to stay together, thriving, and living happily relationships?  (14:45) What are some of the pitfalls that tied with money and relationships? (19:14) How do you and your wife approach to wealth building and money? 21:07) What are those things or influences that you see destroy marriages or hampering rich relationships? (26:54) How do you continuing to optimize yourself? (29:48) How do you recommend people in order to keep their relationships a priority and not feel guilty?  (35:09) What makes you a legendary dad & husband?  (38:57) What do you think is the next thing that’s going to allow you to take yourself to the next level that you’ve been focusing on? (46:54) In his Episode, You Will Learn: Larry’s dark moments in the area of relationships with his kids and wife.  (05:36) The good dad project idea. (07:26) One important quote that he learned at a summit. (10:41) Common struggles of men. (11:30) Why it’s important to be an aggressive saver and investor. (22:23) Why people are always chasing money, but they’re not chasing money. (23:39) One exercise that people should do. (24:23) The 5 dimensions that circling the men’s mind all the time. (28:49) Things that ruin the journey as a father. (32:10) “I no longer say NO”. (33:22) The benefits of plan & taking time to plan. (36:02) Four pillars of legendary marriage. (40:52) Quotes: “I got tired of being a moron.” “I want to be more for my kids.” “I just surrendered my ego.” “I’m going to learn.” “I’m just going to be better.” “Your struggles become your gifts, & your gifts become your superpower.”  “If you’re struggling with something, there’s incredible hope for you.” “No one wants 50% of you.” “Attention to her is love.” “You gotta keep it simple.” “Always be a student, be humble and ego-free.” “We are aggressive savers.” “We are aggressively investing.” “Money is scarcity and not abundance.” “People are always chasing money, but they’re not chasing money.” “The more money I have, the more time that I will have.” “We really really value experiences.” “It’s our ego that constantly protects us.” “We all have different strengths, we all have different gifts.” “If you want to be a millionaire you got to hang out with billionaires.” “You’ve got to follow that path of success were those people that have gifts like that.” “Life is not always going to be amazing.” “I’m a student still.” “Kids spell love, T-I-M-E.” “We can do it all.” “Stop saying we should and let’s just do it.” “You’ve got to take the time to plan.” “If it doesn’t in my calendar, it doesn’t exist.” “If I’m not my best me, I’m not going to be the best me for you.” “The quality of your life depends on the quality of the questions you asked yourself & to others.” “Look at people relationships through the eyes of appreciation, not expectation.” “View every interaction with genuine and curiosity.” “Just because I'm the dad that doesn’t mean I’m right.” “You don’t have to be flawless & you can demonstrate humility.”  Resources Mentioned: The 5 Love Languages book by Gary Chapman Miracle Morning for Couples book by Hal Elrod, Lance Salazar,  Brandy Salazar, Honoree Corder Connect with Larry Hagner on: Website Instagram Facebook The Dad Edge

If you want to have a meaningful conversation and build strong relationships, being an active listener is key. Unfortunately, most people talk more than they listen. Even worse, they interrupt others mid-conversation and do it without even knowing it. In today's short episode, Matt shares why your ability to listen at a high level is solely tied to your overall life and business success. Tune in and elevate your communication skills and make sure you don't make these common mistakes most "interrupters" make.   Episode Brought to you by: TheRichLifeAcademy.com This Episode sponsored by: Life Hack Bootcamp Visit > https://lifehackbootcamp.com/matt

In this episode of Millionaire Mindcast, Adi Arezzini, shares her story of self-discovery and journey to the fulfillment of her visions, adding more value to the community and attaining a rich life! Adi Arezzini is the co-founder & CEO of All-Natural Loose Leaf Tea Company, Teami Blends. A company that provides healthy products that comes from natural ingredients. The benefits range from boosting metabolism, raising energy, reducing bloating, aiding in digestion, weight loss, clearer complexion and more! Adi has a hustler mentality at a very young age. She started her entrepreneurial journey at the age of 9 that she had her first paying job. She sees life as a constant battle and survival. She swore to herself that she had to work to survive. After highschool, College was not an option for her. She needs to get out to the working world and earn even more money to sustain life. Adi was working in a postcard company that she felt a little bit tired with her life. She felt like she has no direction but to survive. She wanted to do something that will give her more purpose. Later on, she ended up joining the Israeli defense forces. For her, it was the best thing she ever did. She gained an incredible experience being a fitness boot camp instructor for combat soldiers. But towards the end of military service, she got digestive issues and so started looking for holistic solutions. Adi started blending her own high-quality loose leaf tea until she created the perfect formulation to help solve her own digestive issues. It paves the way to creating Teami Blends company. As a big dreamer,  she wanted to do more than anything and able to help people who suffer from the same issues.  To her, the best way was going out there and doing the actions necessary to make that happen. Building her business, her brand, her team, and pushing out her comfort zone as much as she can. Countless obstacles come in her way that she even doubts herself if she can resolve the problems. But it’s perseverance through mental discipline that gets her on the other side. Discipline on health and finances, being intentional in life, intentional in business and committed to giving the absolute best products to the community helped him conquer whatever problem comes. It kept her going, growing, pushing, and continuing the path! Some Questions I Ask: How did you get integrated into this ecosystem world of entrepreneurship? (01:25) Tell us a little bit about the startup of your business and how you’ve progressed to where you at today. (07:42) When did you know that this idea can become a real business? (09:50) What is the landscape of your business look like right now? (11:43) Why keep the fulfillment in the house? (13:22) How do you as a business owner continue to shake up your routine or to challenge with yourself on a daily basis? (14:32) How does mental discipline tie into other aspects of discipline in your life? (16:56) What were some of the biggest things that were holding you down? (20:03) How were you able to balance and manage your definition of a wealthy life? (25:31) What something that you really struggle with that you think you need to improve? (28:37) What is the next level for Adi, your business, and for customers look like? (30:32) In This Episode, You Will Learn: What makes her interested in health and wellness. (03:58) How did Adi find her digestive holistic solutions. (07:07) How did she choose her employees. (12:15) Two factors that make her wanted to grow. (15:19) The why behind her success. (17:16) Adi’s panic attacks. (21:09) Adi last piece of advice. (33:22) Quotes: “I had to work to survive.” “I have to contribute something.” “If I want to make better for myself, I need to go out there and get it.” “I wanted to do something that will give me more purpose. “Passion? Survive.” “I had more energy than ever.” “We do all the fulfillment ourselves.” “I hire the right person for the right job and whoever that is.” “We like to have that agility of making decisions.” “Let me just like push the limit here.” “Sometimes things come out that I was just like had no idea what even fall on my plate ever.” “I want my company bigger all the time.” “A problem gets presented to me that push me out of my comfort zone.” “I’m hyper-obsessed with grows.” “I want my company bigger all the time.” “If I grow big, I can help more people.” “The bigger we get, the more I can pay my employees.” “I’m very pushing out my comfort zone as much as I can.” “Every day is a very wild and interesting day.” “Mental discipline is number one above everything else.” “I want more than anything.” “I’ve never spent money I don’t have.” “I’m very disciplined with my finances.” “I’m creating the future in my mind of what I want it to happen.” “Having the thought is thirst, but then having the actions is so important.” “It’s perseverance through mental discipline that gets you in the other side.” “The bigger you get, the bigger the obstacles.” “The bigger the freedom, the bigger the obstacles.” “The bigger you are, the more you have, the bigger the obstacles.” “If I can do it then I can do it.” “The road does not always short.” “It’s the road to recovery after you hit those setbacks.” “We can all do it no matter who you are.” “Being the business owner is the number one most challenging thing that you will experience in your life.” “Having the idea is easy, keeping it going is hard.” Connect with Adi Arezzini on: Website Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter Pinterest

Success without anyone to share it with is an absolute failure. When it comes to building a big business and achieving big goals in life, many people make a critical mistake in their personal and professional relationships that can easily be avoided. What is this mistake and how can you overcome it? In today's short episode, Matt shares his secret to a thriving marriage, relationship with your family, and how you can use this simple exercise to build out a world-class network in business. For More Information about our sponsor please visit. TheRichLifeAcademy.com   Connect with us on Facebook 

In this very special Interview. We are bringing to you a very special webinar episode of The Rich Life Academy Millionaire Mentor of The Month, Mr. Christopher Lochhead! His wins and fails in his life have shaped him to be the amazing entrepreneur he is today. He is RAW and unfiltered, calls it as it is and in simple, why fit in? when you can stand out! Tune in to this awesome episode. Let's dive in!   The episode provided by: The Rich Life Academy For more information please visit TheRichLifeAcademy.com   Christopher Lochhead is a rockstar in business, an entrepreneur, advisor/investor to over 50 venture-backed startups, is a venture capital limited partner and a former three-time Silicon Valley public company CMO, owns the Legends and Losers Podcast which is one of the top business podcasts in the world right now, and is a “Top 30” rated Podcaster.   He’s also a #1 Best Selling Amazon Author, and co-author of two bestsellers: Niche Down: How To Become Legendary By Being Different, and Play Bigger: How Pirates, Dreamers, and Innovators Create and Dominate Markets. He’s been called “one of the best minds in marketing” by The Marketing Journal, a “Human Exclamation Point” by Fast Company, a “quasar” by NBA legend Bill Walton and “Off-putting to some” by The Economist. In this episode of Millionaire Mindcast Podcast, a powerful guest, Christopher Lochhead who shares things that he executed in order to reach and live a rich life that you can pick and applies to yours. Christopher grew up in a family where a lack of money was always present. At 17-years-old, he decided to do something meaningful with his life. Inspired by what he called the ‘angel of his life’ his Grandfather, who truly believed him, supports, inspires and motivates him that he can do anything and be anything. He decided to be successful, decided to be smart, and really wanted to do legendary things. Chris put himself in those positions to be successful and let himself learned, grew, and took a massive risk. As a result, Chris and his brother Jack started their company with no money, no experience, no education, no relationships of any kind. There’s been a lot of losses along the way. His whole career was just about trying to build companies and categories, in some cases loss and some cases win. He had been in those places of humiliation many times, lost money, been fired for so many times, but learned from those losses and moved forward. On the other side, he gained the most important things, the joy, experiences, memories, relationships, and the network. In 10 years, he got a tremendous amount of accomplishment. At 28-years-old, he became a millionaire. He does great things and wins with over $400 billion exits. Now, end up with having a life that’s fun, and interesting. He’s in the fun part of life that he never really thought about which is helping other people getting their goals and learning at the same time with his podcast. Chris focused on having a good time and hopefully make a very big difference. He’s an entrepreneur trying to do something exponentially different as opposed to incrementally better. To Chris, it’s important to set goals, it doesn’t matter if you achieved them, it’s about who you become in the process. He trained himself to be a better person, a person that you can count on, somebody who produce results. He chose to be that guy because we have that option in everything. Also, work hard and believe in yourself. When you fail, get up and try again. Confidence comes from training yourself to produce legendary results. It doesn’t come from the people’s encouragement but proving to yourself that you can do it. Some Questions I Ask: Who is Christopher Lochhead and share us your journey on your personal and professional career. (11:37) How did you get on the path to following your different and what motivates you to go on? (19:03) How did you handle all of the lows throughout the years? (27:35) How did you make your plans and vision? (36:15) What’s pacing looks like to you? (39:00) Do you believe in this idea of process & goal-setting so you can make decisions that align with your purpose? (45:16) How did you develop such amazing relationships with people? (51:07) Austin: How much do you care about being professional? (01:05:22) How do you approach your health? (01:10:40) Chris’ advice for young aspiring entrepreneurs. (01:16:10) In This Episode, You Will Learn: How he fulfilled his dream of making it to Silicon Valley. (22:34) Things that made his life worth it and fuel happiness despite all the failures. (35:27) The hustle pornstars. (37:46) The good thing of being strategically flexible or agile and being opportunistic. (47:10) How to drive yourself forward. (49:07) The likability factors. (01:00:29) How to be yourself? (01:08:30) Quotes: “Entrepreneurship was a way out.” “I felt like there was something more for me.” “Have a good time and hopefully make a very big difference.” “In life, you have to position yourself for who you become position.” “It’s all goes back to a set of decisions and commitments.” “There are things that happen to us that are beyond our control.” “To execute that design we can make a big shit happen.” “Nobody willing to bet on me, I bet on myself.” “I live a life that I really wanted to live.” “You trained yourself to be a warrior in life and in business.” “To do legendary shit is going to require work.” “Life takes you in twists and turns.” “Opportunities show up that you never thought would show up.” “The universe will rewards you from generating legendary.” “Life presents you with opportunities.” “We all have that choice.” “Confidence comes from results.” “Confidence comes from training.” “Confidence comes from training yourself to produce legendary results and then producing those results.” “Confidence is attractive.” “You are what you eat.” “This word different is so powerful.” Resources Mentioned: 038 Kerri Walsh Jennings Volleyball Legend: An Inspired Life The Miracle Equation book by Hal Elrod Connect with Christopher Lochhead: Website LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Instagram