The Jason Wright Show

Charlie Munger, the sage behind Warren Buffett’s success and a stalwart of the investment world, embodies the uncommon application of common sense. A man of remarkable intellect and wit, Munger’s life story is a testament to the power of sound judgment and rational decision-making. Born in 1924, Munger grew up during the Great Depression, an era that undoubtedly influenced his pragmatic approach to life and investing. His journey to becoming one of the most respected figures in finance wasn’t conventional. Munger started as a lawyer before venturing into investing and eventually becoming the Vice Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway. His partnership with Warren Buffett is legendary, and together they’ve navigated the tumultuous seas of the market with unparalleled success. What sets Munger apart isn’t just his financial acumen but his unwavering commitment to the principles of sound judgment. He famously advocates for the concept of a ‘latticework of mental models’—the idea of using various disciplines to approach and solve problems. Munger’s approach emphasizes the importance of possessing a wide array of mental tools and using them in unison, leveraging different perspectives to arrive at prudent decisions. In a world often overshadowed by complexity, Munger’s wisdom lies in his ability to distill problems down to their core elements, simplifying the decision-making process. He values learning from mistakes, embracing the concept of inversion by identifying what to avoid rather than focusing solely on what to pursue. This approach not only reduces errors but also enhances the quality of judgment. Munger’s wit is as legendary as his wisdom. His speeches and writings are peppered with humorous yet thought-provoking anecdotes that encapsulate profound truths. He advocates for the cultivation of a rational mindset, urging individuals to constantly expand their knowledge base and exercise discipline in their thinking. In the context of daily life and decision-making, executing sound judgment—applying common sense uncommonly—can significantly impact outcomes. It involves understanding the fundamental principles at play, assessing the available information, and employing a rational, long-term perspective. Munger’s life and teachings exemplify this approach, demonstrating that wisdom lies not just in knowing what to do but in the consistent execution of that knowledge. Whether in investing or in life, the legacy of Charlie Munger underscores the enduring value of sound judgment, the wisdom in simplicity, and the importance of lifelong learning. Embracing these principles can guide us toward making better decisions and ultimately lead to more fulfilling and successful lives.

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In the pursuit of success, we often overlook the underlying patterns that lead to consistent poor judgments. As James Clear and B.J. Fogg emphasize in their works on behavioral patterns and habit formation, understanding our weaknesses and blind spots is pivotal in reshaping default behaviors for a trajectory towards success. Failure, more often than not, is not just a random occurrence but a result of repeated poor judgments that become ingrained as default responses. Identifying these defaults demands a deep exploration of our decision-making processes, recognizing the triggers and cognitive biases that steer us toward less favorable outcomes. James Clear, in his book “Atomic Habits,” stresses the significance of habit formation and the role of small actions in shaping our lives. Our defaults, he suggests, are often a culmination of these micro-actions and decisions made consistently over time. To alter these defaults, Clear advocates for a focus on incremental changes, emphasizing the power of small habits in redefining our behavior. Similarly, B.J. Fogg, in his research on behavior design and habit formation at the Stanford Behavior Design Lab, highlights the importance of identifying triggers and creating new habits through tiny, achievable steps. Fogg’s “Tiny Habits” method emphasizes starting with behaviors so small that they bypass the resistance often associated with change, paving the way for the establishment of new defaults. To break free from the formula for failure, one must embark on a journey of self-discovery to recognize personal weaknesses and blind spots. This introspection allows us to pinpoint the default judgments that hinder success. Armed with this awareness, the next crucial step is to deliberately craft new defaults. Creating new defaults involves consciously implementing small, manageable changes in behavior. By integrating James Clear’s philosophy of atomic habits with B.J. Fogg’s approach of tiny habits, individuals can initiate transformative changes in their decision-making processes. Starting with minuscule, easily achievable actions helps build momentum, leading to the establishment of new, positive defaults over time. In essence, unraveling the formula for failure necessitates a two-pronged approach: understanding our default judgments and actively shaping new defaults. By harnessing the principles espoused by Clear and Fogg, individuals can strategically navigate away from poor judgments and cultivate a path towards success through intentional, incremental changes in behavior.

“Are you an entrepreneur or self-improver looking to maximize your potential and tap into unseen resources for success? You’re not alone. Having a personal board of directors can be one of the greatest catalysts for growth, truly monumentalizing both business and life goals. Curating a board that provides invaluable support, insight, guidance, and direction is paramount if you want to level up from where you are now. In this article, we will discuss why creating a personal board of directors is essential, along with steps on how to make it happen. So read on and discover the power behind leveraging these valuable relationships as you take your next big step forward! I was 28 years old, having just purchased my first business. I found myself in a town where I knew not a soul, save for my wife and children. Most of my employees thought I was young, ignorant, and had no business owning the company they worked for. I knew bold moves were necessary. Nothing is bolder than firing an employee who had been with the firm for 10 years, yet that’s exactly what I was about to do. This particular employee was grumpy, spiteful, performed poorly, and brought a negative atmosphere to the entire office. However, given my less-than-stellar financial position, I had to be extremely cautious with every decision I made. Shortly after I asked her to seek opportunities elsewhere, she stormed into our office workroom where five employees were gathered. “Well, Jason just told me to pack up my things and get out of here.” I followed directly behind her and said, “That’s not at all what happened. If any of you have questions, feel free to stop by my office, and I’ll be happy to speak with you.” It was then that my highest-performing salesperson looked up and said, “Well, Jason, if she’s leaving, I guess I’ll have to go too.” My heart sank. What should I do? I was already hanging by a financial thread. I had to call her bluff. “Well, I’m sorry to hear that. I wish you the best. I’m sure our paths will cross again someday.” I then went to my office, put my face in my hands, and prayed. “God, I trust you. I’ve just lost my top salesperson, but I know you will provide.” Shortly after, the top performer called me in tears, asking if she could change her mind. “Of course, you can,” I replied. I acted cool, but inside, I was breathing a desperate sigh of relief. I got lucky in this situation, but the reality is I needed help. I needed someone older than me to provide advice and wisdom. We all do. I went through ten years of owning this first business with very few mentors. Instead, I slayed every dragon alone. This meant that sometimes, instead of slaying dragons, I was like Don Quixote, slaying windmills. It is of utmost importance that if we truly want to pursue excellence, we seek those who exude excellence. We need to find mentors, both physical and virtual, to guide us. No one is bright enough to fully excel in a vacuum. We all need help. Besides, why wouldn’t you tap into the endless reservoir of wisdom that exists for the taking? That’s what today’s episode is all about.”

It’s easy to think we are living in some pretty dark times. However, we have more global wealth, less starvation, greater medical advancements and overall better living conditions for more people than any other time in human history. As Americans we enjoy a level of freedom, safety and prosperity unmatched by any nation on earth. In this episode I sit down with fellow self improver and grateful optimist Jesse Hendon to discuss just how lucky and blessed we all are. Jesse and I also talk about what the concept of self improvement really means. I hope you enjoy it maybe if only for a moment find some joy and optimism in these crazy times.

Title: The Ripple Effect of Today’s Choices: Shaping Our Future In the intricate tapestry of life, decisions are the threads that weave our present into the fabric of our future. Each choice, no matter how seemingly inconsequential, carries the potential to steer the course of our lives. Shane Parrish, in his enlightening book “Clear Thinking,” introduces a thought-provoking concept: constantly questioning whether a decision will make our future harder or easier. The essence of this statement resonates deeply with the essence of our existence. It prompts us to pause, reflect, and carefully evaluate the ramifications of our choices. The impact of decisions made today reverberates far beyond the immediate moment; it extends its influence into the days, months, and years that follow. Consider the decisions we make daily – from the mundane routines to the pivotal life-altering choices. Should we hit snooze or rise early to seize the day? Should we indulge in instant gratification or invest our time in endeavors that foster long-term growth? Each of these decisions sets off a chain reaction, altering the trajectory of our lives. Choosing to procrastinate or delay important tasks might offer temporary relief, but it often compounds into a burden that looms larger in the future. On the contrary, disciplined action and thoughtful planning pave the way for a smoother journey ahead. The beauty lies in the ripple effect of good decisions. Small, deliberate choices accumulate over time, creating a cumulative impact that shapes the landscape of our future. Saving a little each day leads to financial security. Consistent practice and learning breed mastery in any skill. Nurturing relationships through kindness and empathy fosters a network of support. At times, the complexity of decision-making can be daunting. We face crossroads where the choice isn’t clear-cut. Yet, even in the midst of uncertainty, Parrish’s wisdom beckons us to ponder: which path will pave the way for a more fulfilling and prosperous future? Moreover, the notion of easing our future through present decisions transcends individual lives. Societies, businesses, and nations are all participants in this tapestry. Policies enacted, technological advancements embraced, and environmental stewardship practiced today determine the world we pass on to future generations. Imagine a world where every decision-maker, from individuals to global leaders, earnestly contemplates whether their actions will alleviate or exacerbate the challenges of the future. It’s a world where foresight prevails over short-term gains, where sustainability triumphs over expedience, and where compassion guides the course of action. In essence, the art of decision-making becomes not merely a skill but a moral compass, steering us toward a future that is more equitable, prosperous, and sustainable. Ultimately, the power to shape our destiny lies within the choices we make today. The quote by Shane Parrish serves as a guiding principle, urging us to navigate life’s labyrinth by considering the impact of our decisions on the tapestry of our future. So, let us choose wisely, for our decisions today will sculpt the world of tomorrow.

I had so much fun getting to know Wyseminds Founder Julie Perkins in this conversation. Being married to a female entrepreneur, experiencing the rollercoaster of burnout, frustration, and the myriad of challenges and triumphs that come with entrepreneurship, this episode resonated deeply with my own journey. Julie is a brilliant business leader, teacher and coach. While Julie and Wyseminds focuses primarily on female business owners her wisdom is applicable to any entrepreneur! About Wyseminds We wanted to build a company that works with a feminine touch, creating an environment where female entrepreneurs can be at their best, feel challenged and good enough to be there. For us, collaboration is the new ownership, meaning we work alongside the entrepreneur to support them in growing their business, whilst they keep hold of the direction. We all read and listen to what growth is for others, but what about what we want it to be. There is no doubt that you know what is best for your company – you’ve been closest to it for years – so success has to be defined by you, and it can be more than revenue alone. We know we need to grow for long-term survival, new opportunities or a greater return. However, for any founder the desire to keep growing or grow again comes with many questions and concerns; whether you really want more, can you actually do more? What would growing more look like? These are questions that are asked by everybody – we reassure you of this and then look to support you through advisors, skill-sharing, and a quicker and smarter process, to reignite your passion and get you started on your next growth journey. Visit Wyseminds

Title: “Unlocking Health: Youth Fitness & Adult Wellness for a Vibrant Life” Introduction:In this episode of the Jason Wright Show, we delved into the pivotal role of physical training at various life stages. Director Brian Thompson from the Christus Human Performance Center in Tyler, Texas, joined us to shed light on the significance of youth fitness and adult training in fostering healthy aging, preventing injuries, and enabling a longer, healthier life. Key Takeaways: 1. Youth Physical Training: Director Brian Thompson emphasized the criticality of establishing healthy habits early in life. He discussed the long-term impact of consistent physical activity on the overall well-being of children and adolescents. Insights were shared regarding the correlation between youth fitness and mental acuity, academic performance, and emotional health. The emphasis was on cultivating a holistic approach to wellness from an early age. 2. Adult Training for Healthy Aging: The conversation pivoted towards adult fitness, highlighting its pivotal role in healthy aging. Brian Thompson shared strategies for adults to maintain mobility, strength, and flexibility as they age. The significance of tailored exercise regimens to prevent common age-related issues like joint stiffness, muscle atrophy, and decreased mobility was underscored. 3. Injury Prevention & Longevity: An essential aspect of the discussion centered on injury prevention across age groups. The experts outlined the importance of proper warm-ups, stretching routines, and balanced workouts to minimize the risk of injuries. The link between consistent physical training and longevity was explored, showcasing how an active lifestyle can significantly contribute to a healthier, longer life. 4. Living Healthier, Living Longer: Brian Thompson shared practical tips and actionable insights for listeners to incorporate physical activity seamlessly into their daily routines, regardless of age or fitness level. The conversation concluded by underlining the transformative power of exercise in promoting not just physical health but also mental well-being and a higher quality of life. About the team: Taylor is from Southeastern Louisiana. He received both his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Southeastern Louisiana University. Taylor has been in the strength and conditioning field for over 9 years. He has worked in the private sector where trained multiple high school athletes to college scholarships, and also has stops at the collegiate level, LSU and Southeastern Louisiana University. Taylor is a competitive weightlifter, and a former National Champion powerlifter in the USA Powerlifting federation. Taylor is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the National Strength and Conditioning Association and is also a Level 2 USA Weightlifting certified coach. Closing Thoughts:This episode underscored the pivotal role of physical training at different life stages in shaping a healthier, more fulfilling life. Director Brian Thompson’s expertise provided valuable insights into fostering a culture of wellness that transcends age barriers, focusing on proactive steps toward a vibrant and prolonged existence. Join us next time on the Jason Wright Show as we continue to explore transformative topics impacting our lives! Let me know if you’d like to emphasize specific points or if there’s additional information you’d like to include!

Last episode on AHF we discussed the importance of strategic hermesis and how adding stress to our mind and body can be a good thing. However, we also need to have a disciplined strategy for recovery. In this episode, Dr. Gus and I discuss the primary elements of proper recovery and regeneration. Products Mentioned In This Episode Joovv Light KetoneAide FREE Body Composition Handbook With Supplementation Stacks

The Call to Be a Man of Substance in Your Family, Country, and Community In a world that often emphasizes individual success and personal achievement, it’s crucial to take a step back and reflect on the values that truly define us. Recently, I had the privilege of attending an event that left a profound impact on my perspective—the gathering of “100 Men Who Give a Damn.” This assembly of like-minded individuals focused on a simple yet powerful notion: the importance of caring for our community. It ignited in me a renewed sense of purpose and a call to inspire men to embody toughness, masculinity, and virtue in their lives. The Essence of Virtue: Being a man of virtue goes beyond the external trappings of success; it delves into the very core of one’s character. Virtue encompasses a set of moral and ethical principles that guide our actions and decisions. It is about cultivating qualities like integrity, honesty, compassion, and responsibility. As men, it is our duty to embrace these virtues and, in doing so, contribute positively to our families, our country, and our communities. The Virtue of Family: Family is the cornerstone of a strong and resilient society. As men, our role within the family extends beyond being providers; we are the pillars of support, the leaders, and the role models. A man of virtue prioritizes his family’s well-being, fostering a nurturing environment where each member can thrive. This involves active engagement, effective communication, and a commitment to shared values. The Virtue of Country: Our commitment to virtue should extend to the broader context of our nation. Being a responsible citizen means actively participating in the betterment of our country. This could manifest in various ways—voting, engaging in civic activities, or even contributing to social causes. The Virtue of Community: The strength of a community is a reflection of the individuals within it. A man of virtue recognizes the interconnectedness of all members and actively works towards the betterment of the community. This involves a willingness to give back, support local initiatives, and foster a sense of belonging. The “100 Men Who Give a Damn” initiative exemplifies the power of collective action and the impact it can have on the community at large. Embracing Toughness and Responsibility: Being a man of virtue doesn’t mean shying away from toughness or responsibility. On the contrary, it involves facing challenges head-on with resilience, determination, and a sense of duty. True toughness lies not in physical strength alone but in the ability to navigate life’s complexities with grace and fortitude. In a world that often emphasizes individualism, the call to be a man of virtue stands out as a beacon of hope and purpose. Let us rise to the occasion, embracing the responsibilities that come with masculinity and cultivating a sense of virtue that extends to our families, our countries, and our communities. In doing so, we contribute to a world where true strength is measured not only by personal achievements but by the positive impact we have on the world around us. 100 Men Who Give a Damn Learn more about last nights cash award recipient organization Camp V