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Millennials – January 14, 2016
In the first segment of Start A Biz, Aaron and the Coach jump straight into a discussion about the work ethic of Millennials and they continue the conversation through the program giving tips on what millennials can do to achieve their goals.
As Coach and Aaron move thru the show, they delve deeper into the question of what can they do to help young people become successful. Coach makes a great point toward the end of the second segment about getting people in touch with their “super power”, the thing that they are great at that they will be able to use as a tool for success in their lives.
In the wrap-up segment of the Millennial episode, the Coach and Aaron each give three tips for accessing your super power.
Aaron Scott Young’s 3:
1. Study – learn and consider what is right or wrong with what you learn
2. Think or Meditate – you need to practice on your learnings
3. Teach – teaching your expertise can be very lucrative
Coach’s 3:
1. Gain Knowledge – knowledge gives you the opportunity to make better decisions
2. Philosophical approach to life – young people have a tough time finding a philosophical approach to life, and Coach believes if you don’t understand faith or believe that there is a better “something” ahead you can be stuck rooted in your own frustration.
3. Work – working hard is the healthiest thing you can do for your live, understand your peak performance hours and it will lead to a purpose.
“A lot of people I know that are making a lot of money are working weird hours, but working during their peak performance.” – Aaron Scott Young
“When you harvest the goats’ lips and tails that is what is put in bologna.” – Aaron Scott Young
“You don’t have to work 8-5 … but what you do have to do is put in sufficient time to get the results you are happy with.” – Aaron Scott Young
“Be less focused on the job, and more focused on what you are naturally good at doing.” – Aaron Scott Young
