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Deeper Dive into 40 Pieces of Life Advice with Brad Dantonio

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Posted By Man Overseas Posted on March 30, 2022
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No guest will be joining me for this episode. Instead, by popular request, I’m revisiting the blog post I wrote called: 40 Pieces of Life Advice for 20-Year Old Me.

Positive feedback received from the article continues to be overwhelming, in the best way possible, and much appreciated.

Tens of thousands of you have read the piece. And I’ve been told by dozens of readers that it’s been the most helpful article I’ve written to date.

So let’s take a deeper dive, shall we?!

I’ll cover points not covered in the first “deep dive” solo episode.

Hope you enjoy listening as much as I did recording!

Life advice discussed:
  • [#3] Don’t bother telling people what you plan to do—just do it.
  • [#5] You don’t need a leadership title to be a leader. If you see potential in someone who doesn’t see it, offer to help them.
  • [#13] Words are powerful—none more powerful than, “I love you.”
  • [#17] True self-confidence is rare because it’s hard to attain and there are no shortcuts.
  • [#18] Our world is filled with people who are 1) unaware 2) have no desire for the truth 3) can’t even bear to tell themselves the truth.
  • [#28] Interpersonal skills are at an all-time low thanks to 10 years of human screen-addictions.
  • [#29] Listen more than you talk, and don’t talk to talkers.
  • [#30] You’ll live a more peaceful life expecting incompetence and being pleasantly surprised than the reverse. Unless someone works with you or for you, expect incompetence.
  • [#31] Happiness is your responsibility
  • [#32] God may have made Hollywood celebrities a thing just to demonstrate that fame & fortune don’t make for a happy life.
  • [#34] Two things to study continuously: communication & human nature.
  • [#36] Get to acceptance as fast as possible.
  • [#40] Invest well. You can’t believe what you can see & do once you get money out of the way.
Other topics discussed:
  • Working at Burger King
  • Not discussing how people die in Mexico
  • Kevin Larpenter
  • My coaching services
  • Celebrating success
  • Keeping a journal
  • The Mindset for Happiness
  • The role gratitude plays in happiness
  • Separating yourself from ‘the masses’
  • Becoming robust & anti-fragile
  • Letting go of toxic people
  • Peace = happiness
  • Learning to negotiate
  • Setting boundaries for family members
  • “One More Chance” by The Notorious BIG
  • Jessie Ray’s Instagram
  • When the phrase “teachable moment” came to fame
  • Effect of Ukraine-Russia war on stock market
  • Investing in markets where you live
  • Traveling to Warsaw, Poland
  • An encounter with a future podcast guest
  • Learning more by listening
  • Having a Russian on the podcast
Listen here:
https://www.manoverseas.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/solo-episode-full.mp3

 

 

Books mentioned:
  • The Millionaire Next Door by Thomas Stanley
  • Think & Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill
  • How to Win Friends & Influence People by Dale Carnegie
  • Boundaries: When to Say Yes, How to Say No to Take Control of Your Life by Dr. Henry Cloud & John Townsend
  • Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl
  • Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari
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