Achieve Your Goals With Hal Elrod: Success | Productivity | Personal Development | Lifestyle | Business

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 t

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  

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

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