BS With Bob Schmidt

In this engaging conversation, Grant Cardone discusses his philosophy of success encapsulated in his book 'Be Obsessed or Be Average.' He emphasizes the importance of being driven and passionate, overcoming naysayers, and the journey from addiction to success. Cardone also shares insights on the modern American dream, the significance of over-promising and over-delivering in business, and the necessity of making time for what truly matters in life. takeaways * Grant Cardone's philosophy is to 'Be Obsessed or Be Average.' * To succeed, one must get sick and tired of being average. * Naysayers often reflect their own fears and failures. * Addiction can be redirected into a drive for success. * Over-promising and over-delivering is key in business. * Success is attainable for everyone who doesn't quit. * Making a decision to change is crucial for success. * The American dream today is about freedom and choice. * Time management is essential; make time instead of excuses. * Success requires hard work and commitment, regardless of the outcome. titles * Unlocking Success with Grant Cardone * Be Obsessed: The Key to Achieving Greatness Sound Bites * "Be obsessed or be average." * "Everybody can be successful." * "You gotta make a decision."

In this engaging conversation, the speakers explore the concept of happiness, emphasizing the importance of mindfulness and gratitude in everyday life. They discuss the creation of personal lists of things to be happy about, sharing insights on how to cultivate joy and presence in a fast-paced world. The dialogue also touches on the evolution of happiness lists and the personal nature of what brings joy to individuals. takeaways * We often overlook the small things that bring happiness. * Happiness is a mindset that starts in our heads. * Mindfulness helps us stay present and appreciate life. * Creating a list of things to be happy about can enhance joy. * Personal experiences shape what makes us happy. * It's important to savor moments rather than rush through life. * Everyone has their own unique sources of happiness. * The act of writing down happy moments can reinforce positivity. * Humor can be found in the simplest things in life. * Sharing happiness lists can inspire others to find joy.

In this engaging conversation, the speakers explore the concept of happiness and the importance of recognizing the small joys in life. They discuss the creation of a list of things to be happy about, emphasizing mindfulness and the need to savor moments. The dialogue also touches on personal experiences and the evolution of happiness lists over time, encouraging listeners to create their own lists of joy. takeaways * We often overlook the small things that bring happiness. * Happiness is a mindset that starts in our heads. * Mindfulness helps us stay present and appreciate life. * Creating a list of things to be happy about can enhance joy. * Personal experiences shape our understanding of happiness. * It's important to share happiness with others. * Editing a happiness list can be a challenging but rewarding process. * Everyone's list of happiness is unique and personal. * Savoring moments can lead to greater happiness. * Finding joy in food and simple pleasures is essential. Sound Bites * "Happiness is right in your head." * "Make your own list of happiness."

In this engaging conversation, Bob Schmidt interviews entertainer Kenny Ahern, exploring the nuances of clowning, performance art, and audience engagement. Kenny shares his journey as a performer, the challenges he faces in modern entertainment, and the influences that shape his unique style. The discussion also touches on the realities of reality shows and the importance of community in Kenny's life and career. takeaways * Kenny Ahern emphasizes that clowning is a positive art form. * His performances aim to bring joy and happiness to audiences. * Kenny believes that it's impossible to please everyone, and that's okay. * He communicates through gestures and movement rather than words. * Kenny's shows require audience focus to fully appreciate the humor. * He prefers engaging with the audience over selling merchandise after shows. * Traveling for performances has both its benefits and challenges. * Kenny's performances are consistent across cultures, adapting only to local nuances. * Reality shows can misrepresent performers and their acts. * Kenny wants to be remembered as a funny guy who brings joy. Sound Bites * "Clowning is not a bad word." * "I'm all about making people happy." * "I want people to leave my show happier." * "People really focus on what I'm doing." * "I don't want to be an infomercial." * "Reality shows aren't true reality." * "I want to be remembered as a funny guy."

In this conversation, May McCarthy discusses her book 'The Path to Wealth' and shares insights on achieving financial abundance through spiritual steps. She emphasizes the importance of language in goal setting, the power of gratitude, and daily practices that can help individuals visualize and achieve their goals. Mae also addresses self-limiting beliefs and encourages listeners to recognize their potential for success. takeaways * Use the correct words to describe your goals. * Be grateful for having already achieved your goals. * Daily practice and repetition are key to success. * Visualize yourself in the completed goal. * Overcome self-limiting beliefs to unlock potential. * Gratitude can transform your mindset. * Speak with emotion when affirming your goals. * Anyone can apply these techniques for success. * Create a meeting area for goal setting. * The biggest hurdle is often our own beliefs. * "Anyone can do this." * "Anything is possible."