We hear it all the time when it comes to being an entrepreneur. Or even if you're starting out we call it a "Side Hustle". We say empowering things to each other, that we need to work hard and enjoy the fruits. But is that really the right path?

Jennifer Trask is Toronto's #1 Life Coach and she and I recorded a great video conference call (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyGGURqrrcw) that was so beneficial to me, I fought a mountain of technical issues to make sure you heard it! Of course, in true anti-hustle nature I was a bit more delayed in posting and am still working with YouTube on a video version :-(

But for the week of March 16th, 2020 - I highly encourage you to register for Jennifer's Rock Your Confidence Challenge!

https://www.jenniferltrask.com/rockyourconfidence

This 7-day program will be focused on Entrepreneurs, however- WE ARE ALL ENTREPRENEURS in some way. So I think you should all register!

Find out more about Jennifer:

https://jennifer-trask.com/

https://www.facebook.com/jennifertraskfan

https://www.instagram.com/jenniferltrask/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenniferltrask/

Let's say you get back from making a fairly large purchase and you find that you weren't charged for an item that costs several hundred dollars. What would you do?

DJ spent ages 11-18 with no electricity or running water. It changes your perspective when you have something, then you don't. But in today's episode, DJ talks about when you PURPOSEFULLY remove comfort to make a change.

DJ calls this the UNcomfort principle - from simple things like adjusting the temperature in your house or recycling to even more uncomfortable things like fasting... a change is going to occur.

What you may not realize is that it is YOU that changes more than the world around you, and that is very important!

We all carry guilt. But none of us should.
Today I'm actually telling two stories, but the important one is about a poor kid that taught us everything we need to know about guilt - even though we treated him like garbage.

DJ also talks more about his recent trip to Israel and is delivering a message he was given there to share with all of you. We hope you enjoy it and get something out of it - but this is a deeply personal message that would be good for you to take in fully and personally!

Matt Blount joins us again on the couch to talk about a listener's question regarding how to control the input of information around them to be in a better frame of mind to leave the world a better place.

Is the world really that bad? It really isn't!

Resources mentioned:
Factfulness (book) https://amzn.to/34h2pLH

Sean McCabe (Overlap book): https://amzn.to/2YE7e0y 

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Join DJ and guest Celeste Meyburgh calling all the way from the southern tip of South Africa!

Today we're talking LEGACY, and specifically how we need to encourage dads (yeah, fathers and father figures) to be engaged with their kids! Celeste goes thru the science and the FACTS about how dads being engaged has been shown to help kids develop well - but also has ripple effects on our society.

If you are a dad we highly encourage you to join Celeste here - https://www.facebook.com/groups/DedicatedDadsThrivingKids/ 

You can be part of her next workshop or join their membership right here: https://www.subscribepage.com/SpritelyDadsMembership

In part one of this three part series, DJ dives into seeing first hand how an attitude of leaving trash wherever you want and not being conservative with water can have a very negative impact.

But it's not just about that either. It's about our mindset and what we practice. So whether it is using a metal straw or turning off the water when you are brushing your teeth - without the right mindset, you're just following rules instead of leaving the world better.

In this week's episode, DJ has a discussion with Terry Weaver inspired by discussions around former President Bush being seen with Ellen Degeneres. You can read his blog post here: http://terryweaver.com/the-asterisk-is-everywhere/

DJ and Terry talk about how our culture is becoming toxic with ways we seek division rather than unity. We hear things like, "Yeah, Ellen but George Bush _____" typically followed by rhetoric... sometimes rhetoric that is obviously untrue based on what is happening.

Terry wonders - what ever happened to wishing the best for our fellow human beings? Suddenly our culture seems to hope for failure and find ways to divide.

There are quite a few lessons in this episode - but the bottom line is that if we can't wish the best for people; we can't leave the world any better. While sometimes we feel we must 'resist' things that are happening that are negative - if all we can do is respond with hate or hateful accusations of someone's character... we gain nothing and only serve to alienate.

Find out more about The Thing, Terry's book and podcast at http://terryweaver.com/.