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My guest today may not be a famous best-selling author, but he has accomplished some amazing things since last year’s Best Year Ever Blueprint event. Tim Cornwell has has not only managed to lose (and keep off!) forty pounds, he has branched off and started his own business, a real estate company, Bellwether Real Estate. A husband and father of two daughters, Tim has opened his eyes to his own potential with the help of the strategies he adopted from the BYEB live event last year. Losing weight had been a goal for Tim for the last twenty years, but it wasn’t until he looked at all he wanted to accomplish and decided to make this year his best one yet that he worked hard and got the results he wanted. In this episode, you will… Learn how visualization exercises from BYEB have helped Tim in achieving his goals Discover the role the law of attraction can play when building your team Find out Tim’s five keys to success Discover how he manages the “what if’s” and deals with the unknown Learn how Tim befriended fa

In this episode we are continuing our eight week series featuring the real, measurable results from last year’s attendees of the Best Year Ever Blueprint live event. This week we’re talking to a guest who is not only a dedicated mother and wife but a writer, speaker, coach, business and content strategist, podcaster, brainstorm facilitator and blind spot reducer, Dana Malstaff.   With Boss-Mom, Dana has created a platform for working moms to strategize ways to create more time and have less guilt while simultaneously building their families and their businesses. After attending the Best Year Ever Blueprint, Dana has launched two podcasts and tripled her monthly income.   In this episode, you will…   Learn how Dana achieved mind blowing results in just one year after the BYEB live event Discover a few strategies she uses to maximize her two passions: motherhood and entrepreneurship Uncover the ways she brings in new clients through building her brand Hear Dana’s top three keys to success Find out the importan

For the next eight weeks, we’ll be showcasing the transformations and radical results achieved by the attendees from last year’s Best Year Ever Blueprint live event. Each week we’ll learn from one of eight people-just like you-who implemented the strategies and tools that they learned to make 2015 their best year ever. Our first guest is the CEO of Seequs Marketing, Stephen Christopher. If you tuned in to last week’s episode, you’ll remember that Stephen has increased his revenue by 500% with the help of the Best Year Ever Blueprint. Not only has he achieved tremendous amounts of success professionally and financially, he has also made leaps and bounds physically and personally. In this episode, you will… Learn about the drastic results that Stephen achieved this past year Discover how Stephen has altered his daily routine to set himself up for success Hear how the Best Year Ever Blueprint caused Stephen’s self-belief to change Find out the importance of investing in mastermind groups Realize the risk to rew

While growing up, we’re often told that the sky is the limit and we’re encouraged to dream big . . . but how big is too big? When your goals are too large, it’s easy to become discouraged when you Today we are taking you “behind the scenes” of the Best Year Ever Blueprint event with the help of Jon Berghoff. Even in its first year, this event has created profound transformations for people just like you who are looking to take their lives to the next level. With the help of the Best Year Ever Blueprint, Tim Cornwell has lost 42 pounds, Christy Solar has more than doubled her income, Stephen Christopher has increased his revenue by 500% and Nicole Keating launched The Art of Epic Wellness podcast. Tune in to hear Jon and I share some of the secret strategies from the Best Year Ever Blueprint so you can revolutionize your plans and start seeing real results.   “Our lives are a product of the dialogue that we have, not only within our minds, but with other… CLICK TO TWEET   In this episode, you will: Learn ab

While growing up, we’re often told that the sky is the limit and we’re encouraged to dream big . . . but how big is too big? When your goals are too large, it’s easy to become discouraged when you don’t achieve the impossible. Join entrepreneurs Hal Elrod and Nick Palkowski as they discuss ways to make sure that your goals are measurable and, most importantly, achievable. Being successful goes beyond simply visualizing what you want and attracting it to your life. Being overconfident only hurts you in the end when the reality does not meet your expectations. This is not to say that you cannot achieve great things; you can! It just might take longer than you might expect and the road might be a bit bumpy on the road to success. In this episode, Hal shares three strategies to help you to create smaller, measurable, and achievable goals. You’ve got to earn the right to set bigger goals by achieving smaller ones. Break down bigger goals into three smaller goals. Extend your time frame.   “There is a fine line

Many people make excuses for why they aren’t successful and let their past define their future. Today’s guest defied all odds to lead a successful life of her own design. Join author and entrepreneur Hal Elrod as he interviews Amiee Mueller on how she transformed from poverty to profitability, from lonely to love able, and from angry to awesome. In this episode, you will learn: How Amiee rose from her circumstances and refused to settle for mediocrity The importance of the connections you make with others The benefits of aligning your choices with your goals and dreams All about Amiee’s philosophy on purpose and service How Amiee’s routines help her to stay focused on personal growth   “You can have an awesome life no matter where you start, you just have to believe and do your… CLICK TO TWEET   TRANSCRIPTS Coming soon… JOIN THE CONVERSATION >>If you enjoyed this post, if it added value to your life, please leave a quick comment below and SHARE with your friends. Thank YOU for paying it forward! :^) COM

“Every single one of us, at some level, has a responsibility to take our knowledge, our life experiences and transform them into a book that could help an infinite amount of people.” Have you ever read a book, one that inspired you or that you couldn’t put down, and thought “I wish I could do that”?  Well you can.  More importantly, you SHOULD! Whether you believe you’re an expert or not, everyone can benefit from writing their own book.  In this episode, I share how I decided to write my first two books, and discuss the three big reasons why everyone should do the same: personal branding, income, and legacy.  You can be an entrepreneur, an employee, or even a stay-at-home spouse; find out how you can benefit from writing a book.  I even give you some basic tips for how to get started.   “How can you argue with a 3 month commitment that will have so many benefits for the rest of your… CLICK TO TWEET   Everyone has a story to share or advice to give; it’s time to get yours out to the people who need it!  Wri

   Anyone who knows Hal Elrod knows that he is a huge fan of MMA (mixed martial arts) fighting and UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship). Whether you are a diehard fan, or even if you are repulsed by the idea of two people fighting in a cage, there is a lot to be learned from the mental and physical discipline required to compete in this sport. Join co-creator of the Best Year Ever Blueprint,  John Berghoff, and Hal Elrod as they discuss the strategies used by the masterful and wildly entertaining Conor McGregor. After leaving his job as a plumber in Dublin, Ireland, Conor made mixed martial arts training his sole focus, making his dream of being the UFC champion a reality. As the current UFC Interim Featherweight Champion, Conor is now one of the most elite fighters in the UFC. Some of the secrets to his success include: Extraordinary self-belief Holistic training Unapologetic self promotion Gratitude Relentless focus on a single goal Whether you’re an MMA fighter or a business owner, these strategies can h

One of the best ways to become the best possible version of yourself is through being coached by a high quality mentor. It’s the secret weapon of the elite. This indispensable, but elusive tool was once a privilege only few could afford, but with Tony Stubblemine’s launch of Coach.me, immediate and affordable coaching is available to aid you in achieving any goal. Join host Hal Elrod as he and his guest, Tony Stubblemine, debunk the myth of overnight success and discuss the importance of quality coaching. Tony will be the first to tell you that it was by working hard and working smart that he got to where he is today. But before taking up running in high school, he was convinced he was lazy. Not until he realized that he ran more miles over the summer than anyone else on his high school team did he see that he wasn’t lazy, he just needed to be passionate in order to apply himself. After a record breaking senior year of high school, Tony decided to run at Grinnell College, a Division III school in Iowa. With e

When asked to list their top fears, most people list public speaking first and death second. As Jerry Seinfeld once said, this means that if you’re at a funeral, you’d rather be in the casket than giving the eulogy. Face your fear and cultivate your skills with Hal Elrod as he interviews Jon Berghoff on how public speaking can help you to influence, inspire, and communicate to large groups and in personal interactions. One of the most important keys in speaking effectively to an audience, no matter how large or small, is understanding the importance of context over content. You might have a very well-written speech, but if you aren’t aware of where your audience is coming from, it will fall on deaf ears. Jon gives his Context Creation Formula to help you in creating an effective framework. If you ask them, most audiences will know a good speaker from a bad one. But what are the qualities of a good speaker and how can you develop them yourself? Jon and Hal each share their top three tips to help you on your pu

One of the saddest things in life is to realize you could have been, done, and had so much more… and do nothing about it.”  Don’t allow yourself to put off achieving your goals. One of the most destructive forces preventing people from getting the results they want is procrastination. Join Hal Elrod and Nick Palkowski as they share strategies to avoid procrastination entirely and to stop procrastination in its tracks.  Identify areas and  activities you are procrastinating and ask yourself: what is it costing you?  Ask yourself why you are procrastinating. Clarify the next 3 steps in each area and know your goals Prioritize and schedule those steps into your schedule Act without thinking     “Our energy flows in the area we have the clarity.”  CLICK TO TWEET   Challenge yourself to a 30 day no procrastination challenge. Choose just one area to focus on, identify the next three steps you need to get closer to your goal, and implement those steps in your schedule. Don’t allow yourself to stop and consider t

“Focus on your inner world because your out world becomes a reflection of your inner world.”  CLICK TO TWEET   Sales is more than just selling goods and services in exchange for compensation: sales is influence. Look around at your car, your house, your electronics. Salespeople make the world go ‘round. Join Hal Elrod as he interviews the co-author for his new book The Miracle Morning for Salespeople: How to Take Yourself and Your Sales to the Next Level Before 8 AM, Brian Snow.  Attracted to the energy and the momentum he got out of a consistent morning routine, Brian jumped on the Miracle Morning bandwagon long before The Miracle Morning book was released. At the end of the day, sales is an energy game. You need physical and mental stamina in order to withstand the ups and downs of sales. This is where the Miracle Morning for Salespeople comes in.  This book is not just the Miracle Morning with a few chapters on sales. This book goes beyond the basics of sales and gives you tips from the top 1% of salespe

Author, former fighter pilot, and co-founder of Becoming Your Best, Rob Shallenberger is someone who appears to have always known his purpose in life. However, this is not entirely the case. Join author, speaker, and entrepreneur Hal Elrod as he interviews Rob on how he overcomes his own internal struggle with quitting and what he has learned from highly successful people on achieving goals.      “If we want to see transformation, it starts with desire.” @BYB CLICK TO TWEET   After a successful year of wrestling in high school, Rob had the opportunity to compete at the state level. But rather than accept the challenge, he quit. Everyone has a story like this, where the little voice in your head tells you that your dreams are impossible and unattainable. Rob works to make sure that people recognize that the little voice they hear is exactly that: little. It’s not your reality.  In Rob’s book, Becoming Your Best, he outlines the twelve principles of highly successful people. In this episode, he lists the top

Co-owner of the 20th largest real estate company in the United States with a net worth of 50 million, author, entrepreneur, and real estate mogul David Osborn has the mindset and tenacity to achieve his goals. Join author and entrepreneur Hal Elrod as he interviews David Osborn on how he continually achieves at an elite level and maintains balance in his busy life.      “If you buy right and buy smart, you will win in real estate.” @IAmDavidOsborn CLICK TO TWEET     After a few entrepreneurial ventures early in life, David found his passion: real estate. With multiple streams of income and a drive to succeed, he founded the mastermind group GoBundance to empower its members to achieve extreme results in all areas of their lives. Their main focal points for an epic and fulfilling life include:  Age-defying health Extreme accountability Financial freedom Genuine contribution Bucket list adventure      “Extraordinary results require extraordinary clarity.” @IAmDavidOsborn CLICK TO TWEET   By creating a lis

As we approach the six month mark of 2015, ask yourself if you are on track to make this year your best year ever. Get results from what you learn by taking the information you know and implementing it into your daily life to transform your life. Amplify what's already working for you and hit the reset button to make the next six months the best ever. [Tweet "“All success begins and ends with your mindset.” @HalElrod"] Back in December of 2014, the Best Year Ever Blueprint (BYEB) helped people to set the foundation for their best year ever. Tune in today for the top 8 focuses from that event and the link to a video from the event. Join Hal Elrod and Nick Palkowski as they share the top 8 focuses from the BYEB:  Purpose Off-self, On-purpose challenge Self awareness of what is holding you back in the following areas…. Personal growth and development Spirituality  Finances Career or business Romance Fun and recreation Contribution Health/Fitness Physical energy  Family and friends Clearly defined goals In

As someone who has made and lost millions, authored international best-selling books, and hosts a top podcast, investor and serial entrepreneur James Altucher knows a thing or two about getting results and the failures that happen along the way.  Join host Hal Elrod as he interviews James in his unique process for achieving goals and overall self-improvement.   Rather than having specific goals in mind, James sets out to make himself 1% better in four separate areas: physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. Centered around the idea of self-respect, James has lifted himself up by following his daily practice any time he’s hit rock bottom.    By improving himself through his daily practice, James is able to focus and take control of his life to achieve results through    Sleep, diet, and movement Avoid spending time with people you don't like Aim to be creative everyday Be grateful for what you have [Tweet "“If it's not a hell yes, it's a hell no.” Derek Sivers"]   Ultimately, we chose the experience