4 Steps to Be More Productive Tomorrow & How to Stop Letting Pressure From Others Control You (With Special Guest Ed Mylett)
Today, I am going to share with you a conversation I had with serial entrepreneur, author, podcast host, and inspirational speaker Ed Mylett. In this interview, I talk about why we should build and practice a morning routine to help incorporate positivity in our day, the two opposite sides of ego that we don’t know about, and how being in service of others is a reflection of inner self.
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Key Takeaways:
- 00:00 Intro
- 03:18 Jay explains how we can create calm instead of looking for it.
- 05:10 What am I going to learn from a monk?
- 09:04 Digest this: Plant trees under whose shade you do not plan to sit.
- 11:36 How to avoid becoming the person you think other people want you to be.
- 15:01 The two lies we’ve been told growing up.
- 20:19 The 3 core aspects to incorporate in your morning routine.
- 28:09 Jay talks about the two opposite sides of ego.
- 30:27 What it means to find yourself when you lose yourself in service of others.
- 34:02 How do you take control of something you can’t control?
- 37:51 The monk life teaches you how to be child-like.
- 41:18 Do this if you want to start living a better life.
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