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Hosts: Coach Ron Tunick and Aaron Scott Young
Topic: A New Way of Thinking
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A New Way of Thinking – January 21, 2016
“To be relevant in today’s society you have to be a brand.” – Aaron Scott Young
“Nobody’s that successful is on the fence … you have to take a stand.” – Aaron Scott Young
In the first segment Ron and Aaron discuss the importance of anti-conventional thinking and how thinking outside of the box will undoubtedly benefit successful people. “Going against the grain” on things that the average follower would not be brave enough to strive for. Today is about finding a new way of thinking to help you achieve your goals in everything you do.
“The difference between successful and unsuccessful people … the successful people don’t sit around but get to doing.” – Aaron Scott Young
“You’ve gotta know what kind of massive action to take … you need a well-designed plan.” – Coach Ron Tunick
A great way to find something different in your thought process that Aaron brings up in the second segment centers around focusing on a problem that you have the desire to solve and eliminate. Often times people fall short because they don’t surround themselves with others that have complementary skills. Those complementary skills could be anything from a varied style of thinking, to more tangible skills like being you being good at math and he or she being good at communicating.
“Instead of focusing on their greatness, they try to do everything their not great at.” – Aaron Scott Young
“If you have a great skill, that’s one thing. Who is going to do the other tough things?” – Coach Ron Tunick
“Mediocrity will kill your passion to succeed.” – Coach Ron Tunick
“Enmity means ‘I win by you losing’ … you’ve gotta find a friend or friends that all want the win-win.” – Aaron Scott Young
“In the real world you’ve got to practice — but you have to know what to practice.” – Coach Ron Tunick
