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Daily Boost With Scott Smith

Daily Boost With Scott Smith

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The Daily Boost is where ancient wisdom meets modern action. I'm Scott Smith, and for 20 years, I've helped people like you cut through life's complexity with timeless principles that actually work. Every Monday through Friday (under 10 minutes), you get philosophy made practical — the essential rules, frameworks, and step-by-step formulas that turn confusion into clarity. This is Stoic wisdom without the theory. Life principles without the fluff. Clear steps for complicated moments. This isn't another podcast telling you to dream bigger or hustle harder. It's practical philosophy for people who know what they want but need the how—the daily direction that turns wanting into momentum, obstacles into strategies, and breakthrough into habit. Whether you're rebuilding after a setback, leveling up your career, or navigating transitions while staying grounded—this is your daily reset. Short. Real. Daily. Get your Daily Boost on ⁠YouTube⁠, ⁠Apple Podcast⁠ and ⁠Spotify⁠ every weekday. When you're ready to go beyond the boost and build your personalized roadmap, visit ⁠MotivationToMove.com⁠.Copyright 2025 • Motivation To Move, LLC • All Rights Reserved Worldwide. Desarrollo Personal Economía Higiene y Vida Saludable Éxito Personal
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  • One Question That Protects Everything

    One Question That Protects Everything
    Nov 5 2025
    Episode Description On Monday, you wrote your internal mission. Tuesday, you discovered 80% of your daily actions are completely Irrelevant to your vision. Today, Scott gives you the one question that filters everything. No complicated system. No elaborate planning. No superhuman willpower. One question asked every single day that protects your vision from the thousands of opportunities trying to derail you. A client used this filter for just one week and avoided seven or eight things that would have derailed her for a month. The question forces you to be honest about whose agenda you're serving—yours or everyone else's. Fair warning: This might make you ruthless. That's the point. Featured Story She had a clear vision. She'd written out her internal and external missions just like Scott asked. But life kept getting in the way. Her phone wouldn't stop ringing. Opportunities showed up constantly. People needed things all the time. She was working incredibly hard but felt like she was moving backward. When Scott asked what she did when opportunities arrived, she admitted the truth: "I listen. I think about it. I consider if I have time. And then I usually say yes because I don't want to disappoint anyone. I figure it out later." She was making dozens of decisions every day without a filter. No wonder she was exhausted. Scott taught her one question. She didn't believe it could be that simple. But after one week, she'd avoided seven or eight derailments that would have cost her a month of progress. The question changed everything. Important Points Every single day, thousands of opportunities will cross your path trying to detour you from what you want. Most opportunities that show up in life are other people's dreams disguised as your opportunities. There is no neutral—you are either moving closer to what you want or moving away from it. Memorable Quotes "Will this opportunity move me closer to the lifestyle I desire, or further away?" "Most emails are usually somebody else's to-do list being sent to you." "Every yes to something that doesn't deserve your attention is a no to something that does." Scott's Three-Step Approach Before you say yes to anything, ask yourself if this opportunity moves you closer to your desired lifestyle or further away. Remember, there is no neutral—time, energy, and attention are finite resources. Be ruthless with your filter but not mean—protect your vision without explaining or justifying yourself to anyone. Chapter Notes 0:40 - One question that filters everything daily 1:41 - Client overwhelmed by life getting in the way 3:12 - The powerful question that changes decisions 4:48 - Thousands of opportunities derail you daily 6:18 - Most opportunities are someone else's dreams 7:16 - You don't have to justify your no to anyone 8:06 - There is no neutral—closer or further away Connect With Me Search for the Daily Boost on YouTube, Apple Podcasts and Spotify Email: support@motivationtomove.com Main Website: https://motivationtomove.com YouTube: https://youtube.com/dailyboostpodcast Instagram: @heyscottsmith Facebook Page: https://facebook.com/motivationtomove Facebook Group: https://dailyboostpodcast.com/facebook decision making, protecting your vision, saying no, opportunity filter, lifestyle design, vision protection, daily filter question, boundary setting, ruthless prioritization, serving your agenda, defending your vision, avoiding distractions, time management, energy management, attention management, finite resources, mission alignment, closer or further away, goal protection, intentional living, practical wisdom Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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  • 80 Percent of Your Work Has Nothing to Do with Your Goals

    80 Percent of Your Work Has Nothing to Do with Your Goals
    Nov 4 2025
    Episode Description You wrote that internal mission yesterday. You know what drives you. Then Tuesday arrives, and you spend the entire day defending things that have nothing to do with your vision. Emails that don't matter. Meetings that go nowhere. Drama that isn't yours. Scott reveals the harsh truth nobody wants to hear—80% of what you focus on daily has zero connection to what you ultimately want. But here's the twist: You're not just distracted. You're actively protecting the things stealing your vision. Discover the one word that changed everything for Scott and why relevancy might be the filter you've been missing. Featured Story Scott used to arrive home with a bottle of wine picked up on the way and a bit of an attitude. He'd been told for years to focus more. So he did. He focused harder. Pushed harder. Worked longer. Said yes to everything that seemed important. Things got better in some ways. Awful in others. The real problem? He was producing massive results that had absolutely no relation to what he actually wanted to build in his life. He got really good at getting results, but those results just kept him busy and drove him crazy. Then he stumbled on a straightforward word that changed everything: relevant. Now he comes home and says, "Hey, honey, I'm home," and takes his wife out for spontaneous date nights. Same focus. Different filter. Completely different life. Important Points If you're distracted, you're not unfocused—you're just focused on the wrong things. Every time you say yes to something irrelevant, it creates three more irrelevant tasks to fill your day. You're not being distracted from your vision—you're actively protecting things that are stealing it from you. Memorable Quotes "I began to put my energy and my focus into what is relevant to the result I want to achieve in my life." "When nothing else matters, what's important matters more." "You're not lazy. It's not that you lack discipline. You're defending the wrong things." Scott's Three-Step Approach Pull out that internal mission you wrote and look at your calendar, to-do list, and commitments. Ask one question for each item: Is this relevant to the results I want to reach in my life? Let go of anything not connected to your internal mission—delegate it, automate it, or say no to it. Chapter Notes 0:26 - 80% of your actions aren't aligned today 1:22 - Why focusing harder makes things worse 2:41 - Massive results that drove Scott crazy 3:21 - One word that changes everything: Relevant 5:36 - The Pareto Principle twist nobody sees 6:35 - You're protecting what's stealing your vision 7:39 - Filter your calendar with this question 8:41 - 80% isn't distracting you—it's stealing Connect With Me Search for the Daily Boost on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify Email: support@motivationtomove.com Main Website: https://motivationtomove.com YouTube: https://youtube.com/dailyboostpodcast Instagram: @heyscottsmith Facebook Page: https://facebook.com/motivationtomove Facebook Group: https://dailyboostpodcast.com/facebook Pareto Principle, 80-20 rule, focus, productivity, time management, relevant actions, vision alignment, mission clarity, defending priorities, distraction management, saying no, goal achievement, relevant results, protecting your vision, busy versus productive, task prioritization, calendar management, avoiding distractions, personal mission, work-life balance, successful living, intentional focus Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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  • Stop Sharing Your Mission—Do This Instead

    Stop Sharing Your Mission—Do This Instead
    Nov 3 2025
    Episode Description You've got a mission statement. Great. But here's the problem—you're probably confusing everyone, including yourself. Most people share one mission with the world and wonder why they're exhausted, distracted, and pulled off course constantly. Scott reveals why you actually need two mission statements to stay on track. One protects your why from the inside out. The other communicates your purpose without giving away your power. This week kicks off a focused series on clarity, vision, and understanding what truly drives you. No more running on someone else's agenda. Featured Story Years ago, a mentor called Scott out on something he already knew but wouldn't admit. Scott was rambling on about his passion for the work he was doing. Building businesses. Creating content. Making things happen. He thought that was the key—the stuff you do is how you get success. His mentor didn't buy it. "You're not excited about the stuff you do. You'd rather not do it. You're excited about the experience you create." Plot twist: He was right. Scott wasn't driven by tasks and tactics. He was driven by transformation. By creating experiences that change people. That realization changed everything—and it's the same wake-up call most successful people need today. Important Points Most people can't verbalize what truly drives them from the inside out, even when they know it deep down. If you don't define yourself clearly, the world will decide who you are and tell you who to be. You need two missions—one internal that keeps you on track, one external that helps others understand you. Memorable Quotes "You're not excited about the stuff you do. You'd rather not do it. You're excited about the experience you create." "Nobody needs to know what I'm doing. I'll do it, and they can catch up." "Internal is your protection. It's your sovereignty. It's your power. Your external is your communication. It's your connection. It's your impact." Scott's Three-Step Approach Ask yourself what actually drives you when nobody's watching—not what sounds good or looks impressive on LinkedIn. Write down your internal mission and keep it private, sharing only with people who truly support your vision. Create your external mission by asking how you explain what you do without requiring you to explain everything. Chapter Notes 0:32 - What truly drives you from the inside out? 2:08 - Mentor exposes the real reason behind passion 3:29 - Why you need two mission statements now 4:08 - Internal vs external: Know the difference 5:40 - Become the keeper of your own vision 6:20 - Client's breakthrough: Stop explaining everything 7:14 - Take five minutes and write this down today Connect With Me Search for the Daily Boost on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify Email: support@motivationtomove.com Main Website: https://motivationtomove.com YouTube: https://youtube.com/dailyboostpodcast Instagram: @heyscottsmith Facebook Page: https://facebook.com/motivationtomove Facebook Group: https://dailyboostpodcast.com/facebook mission statements, personal mission, business mission, clarity, vision, purpose, internal mission, external mission, self-awareness, life direction, decision making, personal development, successful living, protecting your vision, staying on track, avoiding distraction, knowing your why, transformation, creating experiences, professional growth, life coach insights, business strategy, personal sovereignty Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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