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BETTER LIFE CHALLENGE
2019 ISSUE #2
The Better Life
CHALLENGE
THE BETTER Life Challenge, a 30 day
challenge in which each day you watch a
short video and implement one new habit
that can transform your life, is a passion
and drive for me because I know people
need to make changes in their lives. I know
people need successful habits and rituals
that allow them to reach that next level
of life, to maximize their full potential.
I think one of the biggest plights of our
society is that people are walking around
knowing they could do more, knowing
they have more potential, but are staying
with the status quo because that’s all they
think they can achieve.
I think when people can tap into being
their best selves, to using all the gas in
their tank, it doesn’t matter where their
wealth goes, it doesn’t matter what heights
they hit. What matters is they know they’re
using all they have. That is when people
start companies or take their companies
to new levels. They take their intimate
and family relationships, they take their
passions, their health, their abundance and
their joy to a whole other level because
they have so much more to give. I’m
always looking for ways to ethically bribe
people to shift their habits, to try new
success rituals that can make an impact on
their lives.
Today we live in a world where people
are becoming more shallow due to
social media, Instagram, Facebook, text
messages, emails, and our ever-present
phones. People have so many distractions
these days that they are approaching
things in a superficial manner but still
hoping for success.
The Better Life Challenge was my idea
of a way to give people small daily
challenges that they can do in minutes just
by watching a short video. My hope is that
each challenge turns into a new ritual and
eventually becomes part of a new habit.
If even three or five of the 30 daily rituals
stick in someone’s life, it will make a shift.
It’s like hitting a golf ball, right? If you
don’t hit it on the sweet spot, the ball goes
in a completely different direction from
where you wanted it to go.
We only need to shift our lives a fraction
of an inch, but over time, doing that can
change our lives. For instance, if we eat
too much today, we’re not overweight
tomorrow. But eat too much every day
for months and months and months and
we will eventually be overweight. Spend
too much money today, you might not
be broke tomorrow, but you might be
broke in six months or a year. What if you
implement one tiny success habit today?
Will you be rich, successful and happy
tomorrow? Of course not, but over time,
you’re shifting the way you think, you’re
shifting your routines, you’re shifting your
actions. And that’s where true success is
made.
People want to jump into business. They
acquire all the tactical skills they need
to run a business or they have a product
or a service they know people need, but
no one takes the time to build the grit, to
build the foundation for success. And The
Better Life Challenge was just a way for
me to hack into people’s crazy, busy lives
and insert the habits that have allowed me
to create sustainable wealth and success in
my life.
I think The Better Life Challenge could
truly be one of the greatest challenges
ever created. And we even “game-ified”
it to give people incentives to go through
it, to ethically bribe them to finish. People
get points for completing the tasks, they
get points for sharing the tasks on social
media, and they get points for getting
friends and family to take the challenges
with them. All of a sudden, a group
dynamic happens. And you have the
ability to win great prizes each month.
I’m also giving away my Tesla to the
grand winner. And then I’ll come up with
another great prize to motivate people to
take action.
I think if you’re going to be in business—
and I’m in the business of helping people
become successful—you do whatever it
takes to get people to take action. The best
wisdom in the world that is sitting on the
shelf unread is no wisdom at all. Action
outdoes perfection every time. To take the
Better Life Challenge, visit:
TheBetterLife.com.