What If You Were . . .

What If You Were . . .

The Daily Wake Up Micro-Podcast Episode 1000 of the Final Season: What If You Were . . .  #knowTroy #DWUpodcast #mindset This is the final episode of the final season of The Daily Wake Up Micro-Podcast.  In this final episode, I'd like for you to consider these questions:  What if you were attractive?  What if you were funny? What if you were rich?  What if you were physically fit/healthy? What if you were positive?  How would your actions change?

Most Common Career Mistakes

The Daily Wake Up Micro-Podcast Episode 999 of the Final Season: The Most Common Career Mistakes #knowTroy #DWUpodcast #career Yesterday we talked about the benefits of fear from the book, No Fear, No Excuses by Larry Smith.  Today, I would like to share more from this book, the last book referenced in the Daily Wake Up Micro-Podcast, with The Most Common Career Mistakes.

The Benefits of Fear

The Daily Wake Up Micro-Podcast Episode 998 of the Final Season: The Benefits of Fear #knowTroy #DWUpodcast #fear We know and often hear about the disadvantages of fear.  What about the benefits of fear?  In the book, No Fear, No Excuses, author Larry Smith included why fear is good and why it needs to be treated with respect.

What Seeds Are You Planting

The Daily Wake Up Micro-Podcast Episode 997 of the Final Season: What Seeds Are You Planting? #knowTroy #DWUpodcast #plantingseeds #karma Sometimes people can be upset the later they are in life.  My Christian friends sometimes don’t understand why God isn’t answering their prayers.  What I’ve found in the first fifty-one years of my life is that you reap the benefits of the seeds you plant. There are those who have hijacked that concept and called it karma- the same foundation though. What our life brings us is often from the seeds we’ve planted.

Live Like You’re In Love

The Daily Wake Up Micro-Podcast Episode 996 of the Final Season: TST – Live Like You’re In Love #knowTroy #DWUpodcast #basketball When I was a senior in high school, I finally earned the respect of my fellow basketball teammates as I was voted team captain.  I had only been playing basketball for two years and I considered working on my game after my senior year to try and play college ball for a small college.  I was committed to playing basketball! Until I fell in love of course.