2022 is here and like every year, you want to make it your best year ever. How do you do that?

Every year, people make New Year’s Resolutions that 90% of them end up breaking in the first 2 months. Then next year, they make the same resolution and quit in the same time frame, and the cycle continues year after year.

What if instead of making a New Year’s Resolution, you made a Life Resolution. One to grow each and every single year of your life, so that no matter what year it is, it’s going to be the best year of your life.

In this episode, Coach George Wang is going to go through an idea of how you can do this. This came up through mistakes he made personally throughout 2021, and he’s going to share them with you so you can avoid making those mistakes yourself and grow through your year.

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Jeff Bezos had a 10-year plan when he first created Amazon. He didn’t focus on selling books, toys, gadgets, or any other items. He recognized that individual products go in and out of style, but he wanted the company to focus on things that would almost never go out of style. As a result, he directed his company to always focus on what would always be popular: fast-shipping and low prices.

How does that translate into your business? Are you focused on selling a specific product, or are you focused on the bigger picture of what will never go out of style, and adjusting your product offerings as times change?

In this episode, Coach George Wang is going to talk about 3 business areas that I think will never go out of style, as well as how you might be able to take advantage of them. By the end, you’ll fully grasp this concept and be able to apply the lessons in your own business.

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Some people think that freedom is something that we’re all entitled to. Something that is granted to us just because we were born.

This is entirely false – You were not granted the freedom to earn as much money as you want or the freedom to do whatever you want with your time.

Both of these freedoms you have to fight for, because if you don’t, you’ll end up in the prison of a job you don’t like and time you don’t control.

This is why today’s episode is so important. Coach George Wang is going to be talk about what freedom actually is, and how to get it in the world we live in, and by the end you’ll be reminded of what you’re really here for in life and how to live that life of freedom, on your terms.

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What’s the difference between positivity and optimism? People will think they’re the same, but they’re not.

There are people who are always positive, but hanging around these people will stall your personal growth. On the flip side, there are people who are optimistic. These are the people who can help you find your own faults and then help you grow into the best version of you as a business owner and member of your community.

So, what is the difference?

On this episode, Coach George Wang is going to share with you the contrast between positivity and optimism and what that difference means for your own life and how you deal with others. Listen now!

There’s a story of 2 muggers. Both live on the same block and both decide to rob the same type of person. Both people being robbed have the same money, clothes, and accessories on.

One mugger ends up walking away with $100 and the other $300. If they both robbed the same type of person with the same money, clothes, and accessories on, what’s the difference between these 2 muggers?

There’s a difference between linear thinking and exponential thinking, and the mugger who earns $300 is the exponential thinker. He goes beyond the immediate need and thinks how he can leverage his time and energy to make exponential gains.

How does he do it? You’ll have to listen to this episode where Coach George Wang explains the full story in detail and the mindset this mugger had in order to make 3x more than his counterpart.

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Everyone in life has things that happen to them, and a lot of these things are negative experiences. Each person also has the choice to decide what those experiences are going to mean to them.

One will choose to see the world as unfair, and seek retribution from society. The other takes responsibility for their own life, and asks, how can I use this. How can I still reach all my goals even though this negative thing happened?

Your life is all about your choices and decisions, and in this episode, Coach George Wang is going to talk about how we come to those decisions. What’s the difference, where does this come from, and who can we look at for inspiration when we feel we’ve been victimized.

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Mr. Rogers was an icon for a lot of us. We all remember his songs, the sweater, and of course, all the lessons he taught us. While there were a lot of lessons we learned from him on camera as children, there are a few lessons we can learn as adults from what transpired in his life off camera

The first is a lesson in following your purpose in life vs following your passion, and how Mr. Rogers was able to follow his purpose in life and infuse his passion into it.

Another lesson is one in business. Today, we hardly see or hear of anything related to him anymore, and that’s because he had a few very specific rules about advertising and marketing. Unfortunately, these rules made it so that children growing up today will never grow up with the wonderful lessons he taught so many.

In this episode, Coach George Wang goes in depth about these 2 lessons. Why you need to follow your purpose as opposed to your passion, and the choice he made that is preventing children today from hearing his message.

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Show Notes: CoachGeorgeWang.com/90

Want a specific result, give specific directions

How do you get others to take the specific actions you want – The answer is pretty simple, give them specific directions Too often though, we give vague instructions or vague requests, and are frustrated when we don’t get the result we want.

There’s a cognitive bias called the false consensus effect which is the tendency for people to think that other people think like that. They think others have the same beliefs and would take the same actions in any given scenario.

This is why we sometimes give vague instructions or vague requests, think “it’s common sense” how it should be done. This is false, and in this episode, we’re going to talk about this effect and how to instead of letting it hinder us, use it to understand others and how they think.

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Show Notes: CoachGeorgeWang.com/89