The Biggest Obstacle I Had to Overcome to Become an E5 Leader

SUMMARY

  • The obstacle that gave me the most difficulty, that I had to overcome, was finances. I didn’t understand them; didn’t have respect for money.
  • I was good at making money, but bad at hanging onto it. I didn’t know what to do for long-term, legacy, and proper investment.
  • It was hard for me to go to financially successful people who hadn’t achieved balance in life and let them help me.
  • I had to find a mentor who had 10 years of financial success,

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What Place Have You Visited that Impacted You the Most?

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  • Mark’s favorite places to visit, the cathedrals and basilicas in the cities he visits, impact his spiritual pillar.  What place you’ve visited have affected you spiritually?
  • According to Mark, faith built him more than he built his faith.
  • He had a ‘Saul Moment’: a realization that there is a higher power and a higher authority.
  • Have you ever had such a moment? 

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The Four Temperaments that Determine the Way You Think and Act

SUMMARY

  • Temperaments are the hardwiring and natural ability to process thought.
  • No thought is generated without input.
  • Temperament, our hardwiring, is what processes inputs to formulate opinion, values, ethics, and behavior.
    • Four categories:
    • Choleric – the hard-driven type-A person who’s always going after it.
    • Phlegmatic – cool, casual, laid back, nothing seems to bother them.
    • Melancholic – likes a sense of order and has a sense of idealism.

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The Power of Delayed Gratification

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  • Delayed gratification is the practice of denial, detachment, or removal from something that you want.
  • Waiting to eat cookies until after dinner is a simple example of delayed gratification.
  • ‘Waiting to achieve’ is another form of delayed gratification when other priorities take precedent.
  • Delayed gratification is important because it’s a form of discipline.
  • Accomplishing a dream or a goal requires discipline to achieve. Keep in mind that part of that discipline is delayed gratification.

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What Is Behavior Modeling?

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  • Modeling is what we are doing with our behaviors, our words, our actions, and our thoughts. Those thoughts turn to reality and then to action.
  • Be conscious and careful of what you model. Others do what you do; not what you say.  A person in a position of authority, influence or leadership must be careful of what he/she models because that modeling will come back.  Model to be the best, and you’ll find opportunities open up to you.
  • Modeling can be generational. Sometimes,

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The Power of the Spoken Word

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  • What you speak is what you think; what you think is what you believe, and your belief controls your actions.
  • The association of words delivers a message, delivers instruction, and sends out a call to the world.
  • By speaking aloud, you engage with other senses; giving the want, need and desire to go into action.
  • The spoken word has the power to remain whether it’s positive or negative.
  • Learn to speak positively. Make it a habit for 21 days.

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The Importance of Hope In Your Life

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  • Hope is having belief in something that isn’t seen.
  • Hope builds life, creates enthusiasm, and gives a torch to guide the way.  
  • Without hope, you are destined to the worst things in life instead of the best.
  • When a baby is born, there is great hope for that child’s success in life.
  • Parents keep belief alive because of their hope for a better future and better life for their child
  • Parents teach the child to avoid the moss-covered rocks of life and not slip and fall as they did.

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What Can I Do to Be In Submission?

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  • Having trouble being in submission? Odds are you have your arrows in.
  • Look further than yourself; look to others and your service to others in order to learn submissiveness.
  • Being submissive means not that you’re a door mat, but that you’re sub to the mission.
  • What’s your mission?
  • Be sub to that mission; put the mission above your wish, wants, needs, and desires.
  • Start by being in submission to your dreams,

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Has Your Spouse Always Been on Board?

SUMMARY

  • When developing leadership skills or trying to grow forward, you might experience a little “kick back”. Married or single – some well-meaning spouse or friend can reject the idea that you’re going to change.

They take a “Show me. Let’s wait and see attitude.

  • They only know the old you. You’re going to have to prove it to them.
  • PERSEVERE

They will start to see the changes.

They will recognize the efforts you put forth to become better.

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How to Use Your Authority to Ascend to Higher Levels

SUMMARY

  • In life, we’re put in positions of authority – expected and unexpected.  Responsibility comes with authority.
  • Another definition of authority: the ability to make a decision.  Nobody has given us this authority; it is preconceived. Whatever we make choices about, there is an authority that accompanies it.
  • Authority is a predestined position inherent to human beings.  Through authority, we gain respect and ascend to higher levels of authority, where we have authority over others.
  • Authority is a tool.  Don’t be tyrannical with it or you won’t keep your authority very long.

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