I always get asked, “WHAT WOULD YOU TELL YOUR 21 YEAR OLD SELF”? Here are some of the things I might say: 1. No matter how far away your goal seems to be…..Believe in the end of your story. 2. Be nice to everyone. 3. No matter what you do….care the most 4. Trust your gut…not marketing or someone else’s claims. 5. Put yourself in exceptional situations and exceptional things can happen. 6. Don’t let fear or lack of experience stop you. 7. If you work for someone, make yourself irreplaceable at work. 8. Remember these 3 people. 1) The people that helped you during tough times. 2) The people who ignored you during tough times. 3) The people they put you in tough times. 9. Build a resume of experiences, adventures and chances. Start now. 10. Put yourself in positions where you can attract LUCK. Luck matters. Show up. 11. Do one BIG “year defining” thing every year. If you do that from 21-71…you will have an UNBELIEVABLE LIFE RESUME to reflect back on. 12. Whatever you do…do it with enthusiasm. Don’t underestimate the power of enthusiasm. I built entire businesses based on enthusiasm. If you enjoyed this I write about these topics in my weekly newsletter “Free Swim” with over 100,000 subscribers. 👉 https://bit.ly/3UJeEyF
I believe in you and I love you and that is all that matters.
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Love it. Having your wall calendar this year and the video to help plan out the year has helped me do #9 and #11.
Jesse I have read your books and I appreciate the life resume you have built, that you enthusiastically go after the people, experiences, with a smile on your face, your heart on your sleeve 😉
Love, every…single…one! And (even better!) believe in them all!
It all works out out when you keep going. Quit dating those crazies. When you meet a stunning blonde named Ellen, ask her out immediately. She is your destiny.
None owes you anything. Life is unfair in you need to deal with it
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1moGreat list, number 11 really stuck out to me...in this fast paced, high pressure world, we have to take some time, even if just a little bit, to enjoy the unique experiences that make life feel fulfilling