The Higher Self with Danny Morel

Everyone wants to own assets, but there are certain habits and mindsets that make it impossible. What are the 3 different types of business owners? Which group of people is more likely own property? On this episode, I talk about what it takes to actually start building up your assets. Takeaways If asset ownership is an easy way out of what you’re doing, it’s not for you. There are 3 different types of business people: income builders, lifestyle builders, and empire builders. There’s a lot to get inspired by when you’re an empire builder. At the start of the show, we talked about the importance of knowing why you want to build assets, and why your current business is the biggest asset you’ll ever have. We also talked about the different types of business builders, and why we only grow by being honest. We also discussed; The things you need to get in check if you ever want to have assets Why you need to understand what’s important to you You can choose to be a survival business builder, a lifestyle business builder or an empire builder. It’s just important to remember that only an empire builder can actually ever acquire assets because they have the freedom and the leverage. If you want to get into a future where you can actually acquire assets, you have to work harder on what you have right now.

Eddie Salinas went from hustling to earning more in one month than he could have ever dreamed of. What were some of the biggest mental blocks he had to overcome to get to where he is today? What does it take to get into business and actually flourish? On this episode, my good friend Eddie Salinas shares what it takes to breakthrough and step into a life of abundance. Takeaways People’s egos do not accept starting small. We let our egos tell us that we can make it without someone else’s help. Your earning level is in complete relation to what you used to earn in the past. All results happen as a result of a strong 90-day cycle. At the start of the show, we talked about Eddie’s life journey and how he overcame his own ego. Next, we talked about why it’s so critical for you to get a coach, and why it’s so important to trust in the right process. We also spoke about; Transitioning from hustling to managing properties What your earning level is related to The importance of a 90-day cycle People always want to hurry the process to success, but there are practices you need to put in place, and mindsets you have to put to bed before you actually go anywhere. You have to be honest about whether you’re really working hard or just telling yourself that you are. Also, find people who can help guide you. Until you have someone in your life who has accomplished what you want to accomplish, and you are listening and learning from them, basis success won’t happen. Believe in the process and trust the people around you.

So many of us are not earning more because we’re not being more. What’s poisoning your outcome and ability to grow? Why is accountability a major part of success? What does it take to truly overcome your ego and the pain of doing the work? On this episode, I talk to Robert Watkins who transformed himself from earning 50k to over 350k. We discuss the nuts and bolts of improving your life, including psychology, strategy, vision, and accountability. Takeaways People get stuck at low-income levels because they think that’s all there is. Left to your own devices, you will fail, that’s why you need accountability. If you want to do better in business, get out of a bad neighborhood as soon as possible. Your outer world is a direct reflection of what’s going on in your inner world. At the start of the show, Robert shared some of the challenges he had in his life, including selling 1 home in a year, a challenging relationship and how that affected his confidence. Next, we talked about how the inner world affects the outer world, and how the ego gets in our way. We also talked about the importance keeping your word and cultivating belief and confidence. We also discussed; Why people get stuck at low incomes Accountability and the importance of who you surround yourself with Why leadership and education are so important in converting prospects Transformation and growth are possible, but it all comes down to the pieces you put in place so limiting beliefs stop affecting you. Whatever paradigms you have about the world, you can absolutely take control of your psychology and break them. You have to be able to handle accountability, work hard to be more than you are right now, and make winning more important than what the ego tells you.

When you have lower standards, it’s so easy to let yourself get away with waking up late and not meeting your goals. Why is it so important to have higher standards for yourself? What are the three states human beings can choose to live in? What are the things that should push you towards your goals? On this early morning episode, I talk about standards. Takeaways When you make many excuses, you end up creating a story. Scarcity and lack shouldn’t be the thing that lights the fire. If your standards are low, that’s on you. At the start of the show, I shared my personal experience with getting up on time, and how to identify what abundance means for you. I also shared how increasing your standards increases your income. I also spoke about How making excuses impacts you The three states people can choose to live in Why scarcity and lack should never light your fire The thing that should light your fire when it comes to your goals and work is a deep desire to win, and not going back on your promises. It’s also about setting an example for what you know is possible for yourself. Getting better is what should always inspire, drive and push you.

Replay Summary- Everyone is pushing the concept of grind and hustle, but they’re going about it the wrong way. Why is the grind and hustle message so popular right now? What attitude should you have towards it? On this episode, I share what I think about the idea of hustle and grind. Takeaways People want to be told about grind and hustle because no one wants to work. There’s a season for grind and hustle but it’s not supposed to be forever. Don’t be an entrepreneur with an employee mindset. At the start of the show, we talked about readjusting after a holiday, and the thoughts you should have as you move towards the end of the year. Next, we talked about grind and hustle, and why it’s such a seductive concept for young entrepreneurs. We also discussed the biggest reason entrepreneurs in America fail. We also discussed; What hustle and grind should look like The sacrifices you have to make and what they are for What your ultimate business goal should be There are different phases in business, and the hustle and grind phase is just one. If it feels like forever, then you are not winning. People stay stuck in the hustle and grind phase because they don’t put in enough work for it to just be a season. Don’t grind and hustle to pay your bills, grind and hustle for a vision, a purpose and something greater so you can actually create a life. If you grind the right way, you will eventually have the right to leverage your concepts, thoughts, and the machine you’ve built, and that’s freedom.

Everyone wants the easy way out when it comes to success. Why is it so important to understand that there are no shortcuts? How do you unblock your limiting beliefs about money? How do you unlearn the negative things you were conditioned to think? On this episode, I give you an exclusive look into our coaching conversations with clips from our sessions. Takeaways The more energy and emotion you put into one thing, the more let down you could potentially have. If what you think is possible for your life is mediocre, that’s what will manifest. Lean on people on the journey to success: those people will motivate you and give the push you need. At the start of the show, we talked about the importance of not tying your emotions up in one thing, and why the people who lean on you can actually help you grow and go towards your goals. We also talked about discovering the meaning you give to money. We also shared; Why there’s no easy way out Unlearning things you saw in your community How your success can be an example to others Money is like a water hose, and limiting beliefs and limiting self-talk step on it and block the flow. If you have things holding you back psychologically, it will show in the way you talk and express yourself. Always think about the future version of you, and what you want that person to achieve. Connect who you are now to that person by taking the necessary actions.

A lot of us know that our businesses and lives aren’t where we want them to be. How do you get into action to actually start making changes? Why should your business never be fueled by finances? What is the path a business should take for it to thrive and succeed? This episode features my speech at Relentless 2017! Takeaways Business is 80% psychology and 20% strategy. When you don’t have freedom it’s because your business cannot operate without you. People in business are fueled by a void in the marketplace, acknowledgment, a need for nice stuff and experiences, a competitive advantage or the ability to contribute. What you want is a perception of what you’ve seen as possible in the past. At the start of the show, I talked about what drives people to go to conferences, and I shared how my life changed after deciding that I wanted more for my family. Next, we talked about why our businesses are so connected to who we are, and the different things that fuel people in business. We also talked about why you need to quit saying someday about your goals, and the importance of avoiding distractions. I also spoke about; Why finances should never be the reason for your business The timeline of business success Potential roadblocks in business and how to avoid them You’re here right now because you’re missing something in your business and your life, and you want to make it right. You have the idea that your business, production, and profit is not good. There are many roadblocks standing in your way, and once you clear them, you will start seeing results. You have to be fueled by something greater than money, and desperately want to achieve your goals and get out of mediocrity. Money is just energy, it is simply the outcome of what a great life, contribution and business does for the world.

A lot of people in business are oblivious to the great shift that social media has caused, and they are in danger of becoming obsolete. Why is attention the great form of currency in our world? Why is it so important to understand the era we're living in now? Why is it so important to trade on your truth? On this special episode, you’ll get to hear Gary Vaynerchuk’s speech at Relentless 2017. https://www.youtube.com/dannymorel ( ) Takeaways Social media takes 50% of people’s time. It is the dominant place for the attention of our consumers. The truth of who you are is the thing you should always leverage. It’s scalable because it’s always there. You’re in the media business. The cost of being in the media business is low in distribution, opportunity, and production, so invest in it. Almost everyone is living their lives to the judge and jury of somebody outside of themselves. https://www.youtube.com/dannymorel ( ) At the start of the show, Gary shared why so many of us have no understanding of the era we live in, and why it has been such a fundamental shift. He talked about the opportunities social media presents, and the importance of trading attention in the day we actually live in. We also talked about why you shouldn’t pander to the camera. https://www.youtube.com/dannymorel ( ) Gary also spoke about; Why the stakes are higher than you think The danger of over-leveraging yourself Why time is the only asset you have https://www.youtube.com/dannymorel ( ) If you haven’t fully committed to being relevant in the mobile device for your business, you are not relevant. You have to understand that we are in the middle of a fundamental shift in how humans interact with each other, and that is the currency of our lives now. This presents us with a huge opportunity for all the things we care about. Social media is the yellow pages, the billboards, the TV shows and the advertising space, and it has no gatekeepers. There’s no one between you and the person you’re trying to reach. Remember the most powerful thing is to be in the game for yourself because that makes it so much easier.

If you don’t have a big motivation behind everything you do, it’s hard to stay consistent. Why is it important to have big why? What happens when you connect what you deserve with what you want in life? On this episode, you’ll get a look at our work day, and learn some secrets of motivation. Takeaways If you’re monotone in your communication you diminish your effectiveness. When you’re in business you have to communicate in a powerful fashion. Personality types: driver, expressive, amiable and analytical. When you start connecting what you really deserve in life, and what you really want, you’ll no longer have a difficult time waking up and showing up. You won’t struggle to have faith, invest in your company, and do the things that will help grow your business. Remember to get clear on what your wants and desires are, so you can go after them.

No matter how big you get in business, you need a coach. What holds people back from getting a coach? Why do you need someone holding you accountable? On this episode, we talk about why you need to find a coach and how it will improve your business and life. Takeaways Find someone who knows how to do what you want to do. When times are the toughest that’s when you find out who you really are. Arrogance is the enemy of success. We can’t try to make money and change our lives without a minimum of at least one person talking to us, guiding us and showing us the way. If we can’t accept this, it is a clear indication that our egos are in the way, and that we genuinely do not understand the principles of success. If you know someone who’s been able to achieve what you want to achieve, why not pick their brain, learn from them so you can actually go out and repeat it?