In this episode of The Never Peak Project, Coach Ranger shares valuable lessons learned during his walk across America, focusing on the importance of seeking advice from true experts. Using the metaphor of "looking for the cows," Ranger discusses how asking the right people, those who have walked the same path before, can make a significant difference in any major endeavor, whether it's walking across the country or building a business.

He recounts how advice from those with firsthand experience, like Andrew Kivett, Mark Dudek, and Kenny Mintz, helped him overcome challenges and how this principle applies to anyone seeking success in life or business.

Listeners will learn how to identify experts in their field, avoid misleading advice, and assemble their own “herd” of skilled individuals who can provide actionable insights. Ranger also connects these lessons to entrepreneurship, coaching, and personal development, encouraging listeners to build strong support systems and focus on continuous learning.

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Check out the referenced episode: Digging Problems Out By The Roots

Key Takeaways:

1. Look for the cows – Seek advice from experts with real-world experience, not just general opinions.
2. The importance of specialized knowledge for success in any endeavor.
3. The differences between general advice, specialized experts, and true experience.
4. How to identify the "passerby" opinions and how to steer away from them.
5. Building a network of experts (your herd) is critical for personal and professional growth.