đ How lucky are you? Depends on how big your âsurface areaâ is. #832 âWhatâs Your Problem?â #podcast #luck #fyp
Episode 832 of "What's Your Problem?" Podcast: "Increase Your Surface Area for Luck" Join me in this enlightening episode where we redefine what luck means and how you can increase your chances of experiencing it through consistent and purposeful action. Hereâs what youâll learn by tuning in: - Redefining Luck:âŠ
Theyâre not calling you! Donât just fill out a job application online & expect employers to call you. Out of hundreds of applications, make sure youâre the one to STAND OUT. Keep it simple. Keep it moving. Never settle. Stay tough. Letâs get it! âWhatâs Your Problem?â #Podcast www.marshbuice.com #CommunicationâŠ
Tune in to discover how to transform your regrets into powerful tools for personal growth: Understand Regrets: Learn about the two types of regrets â things you did and didnât do â and how they impact your emotions and self-perception. Cauterizing Techniques: Find out how to effectively stop regrets fromâŠ
Small steps = big payoffs. You'll never do big things until you earn your confidence in seemingly small, everyday things. Learn how to practice and capture your confidence in everyday moments in life.
Today, I will explore the fundamental truth that skills and knowledge are the currency of success. Inspired by artist Rick Ross's insights, we will explore how to cultivate a skill set that opens and keeps doors open. Join us as we dissect the importance of continuous learning and skill developmentâŠ
Today's episode revolves around the story of a cyclist who faced a life-altering accident and the difficult path to getting back on the bike. This episode isn't just a tale of physical recovery but a deeper exploration of the mental and emotional strength required to confront and overcome life's unexpectedâŠ
You may not always have time to finish, but you always have time to start. Today, you will learn how to overcome procrastination through my "Early 30" Method. I use this technique with my writing and in other areas where I delay starting simply because I won't "finish." Listeners willâŠ
Nobody knows anythingâproof lies in Hollywood's unpredictable hits and flops. #HeavensGateFlop vs. #BlairWitchSuccess shows it's all a gamble. Randolph's reminder: every idea has potential. Trust, test, be bold, embrace failure as a step, not a stigma. #TrustTheProcess #BoldMoves #CuriosityLeads
Mackenzieâs curiosity isnât about getting quick answers; itâs about understanding the journey to those answers. When she questions her teacher, sheâs not seeking shortcuts but the methodology behind the conclusion. This mirrors life itself: while instant results in our relationships, finances, health, or careers might seem appealing, true, lasting successâŠ
Would you go back in time and do things differently if you could? My 16 yr old daughter says, âNo.â Full episode #826 âWhatâs Your Problem?â #Podcast www.marshbuice.com #Communication #Curiosity #Creativity #Learning #Confrontation #WYP #Process #Habits #Goals
In this heartwarming and insightful episode of "What's Your Problem?" I'm thrilled to share a conversation with a very special guest - my daughter, Rhyan Mackenzie Buice. Our car rides to school are often filled with profound discussions, which we're bringing right to you today. - You'll Hear About PersistenceâŠ
Donât accept convenience chase inconvenience. Keep it simple. Keep it moving. Never settle. Stay tough. Letâs get it! âWhatâs Your Problem?â #Podcast www.marshbuice.com #Communication #Curiosity #Creativity #Learning #Confrontation #WYP #Process #Habits #Goals
Eventually things will tip in your favor & ultimately you will succeed.
Who do you represent? It could be your family name, hometown, or a unique group of people whom you stand for. Those days when youâre tired, sore, frustrated, and hopelessâŠthe days when it feels like, âwhatâs the use,â remind yourself who youâre playing for. Theyâre waiting & watching you. IfâŠ
If you're holding out for the perfect moment or absolute certainty before making a move, you'll find yourself stuck, indefinitely waiting. The truth is, the concepts of 'perfect,' 'certain,' and 'enough' are often not our own but ideas we've bought into from others. These notions of what's supposedly good enoughâŠ
Every step forward, every effort made, is a payment towards the future youâre dreaming of. đâš Today, letâs embrace the journey of building our dreams, one payment at a time. Remember, itâs not about the big leaps but the small, consistent steps that lead to greatness. đ đč Embrace consistencyâŠ
đWelcome to âWhatâs Your Problem?â Podcast! In this enlightening episode, we delve into the concept of 'making payments' towards your dreams and ambitions. It's not about monetary transactions but the consistent efforts, decisions, and actions we commit to every day, which cumulatively pave the way to the future we desire.âŠ
Investing in your progress is like making a payment towards your future, and each payment drives progression, which ultimately leads to payoff. Your current situation isnât your final destinationâit canât be. You canât predict the connections or opportunities that might cross your path. But one thingâs for sure: they wonâtâŠ
Let me break it down for you: if you position yourself correctly, something good is bound to happen. People often mistake being in the right place at the right time as luck, but I see it differently. Itâs about consistency, alignment, and building momentum towards success. From the outside, sure,âŠ
Being committed doesnât mean you canât be curious. In fact, curiosity can guide your commitments to more fulfilling paths. Take college, for example: sampling different majors can save you from the trap of sunk costsâinvesting so much that changing paths feels impossible. The beauty of exploring while exploiting is theâŠ
Every day, you face two kinds of opportunities: the âmust-dosâ and the hidden gems that are purely voluntary. These are the choices no oneâs pushing you to make, offering you the chance to explore new interests and experiences freely. Think of it like sampling food at a big-box store; youâŠ