Have you ever caught yourself just trying to "get through" the week? This episode starts with a personal story about an ordinary Monday morning that sparked an extraordinary realization. I share how I found myself mindlessly unloading the dishwasher and thinking, "Got to get through this week." This moment of self-awareness led to a powerful reflection on how often we wish our precious time away, waiting for the weekend or a special event. Discover how you can shift your mindset to be present and cherish every moment, transforming even mundane tasks into vibrant parts of your life's tapestry.

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What if knowing your core values could revolutionize your life? Join us as we sit down with Jay Papasan, co-author of the bestselling book "The One Thing," for an enlightening conversation on focus, purpose, and intentional living. Celebrating the 11th anniversary of his transformative book, Jay shares how his role as a spokesperson has evolved, offering deeper insights into the importance of core values. Jay unpacks how defining and ranking personal core values—like his own of impact, family, and abundance—can steer us toward fulfilling, impactful choices.

Discover the secrets to achieving success and balance by concentrating on "the one thing" in various areas of life. Jay emphasizes the power of small, foundational habits, particularly in health, to prevent being overwhelmed by trying to do everything perfectly. In the wake of COVID-19, mental and physical health has taken center stage, and Jay shares how keystone habits can drive significant results over time. Through engaging anecdotes, he illustrates how even tiny shifts can lead to substantial improvements in overall well-being and productivity and highlights the importance of asking the right questions to pinpoint priorities.

Jay delves into the balance between consistency and exploration by navigating the complexities of personal growth. We reflect on the comfort of familiar routines and the necessity of variety for growth, both personal and professional. Jay discusses mastering specific skills while embracing new challenges, recognizing talents beyond mere luck, and the nuanced relationship between contentment and ambition. Through thoughtful insights and personal stories, we explore how different personality types navigate their paths and how clarity often comes from external perspectives. Join us for an episode rich with wisdom on prioritizing impactful work and making every moment count.

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Explore the bold notion that "scared money, don't make money," a phrase I recently heard from top Manhattan realtor Ryan Serhant, and discover how it can revolutionize your relationship with finances. Does fear around money limit your potential? Join me as we unpack how this concept goes beyond just dollars and cents—it's about our approach to life's risks and opportunities. Learn why embracing uncertainty with courage can unlock new levels of abundance and joy.

And, as a special bonus, I want to give you FREE access to my signature course, Slay Your Year (usually $997)! All you have to do is:

• Leave a review of this podcast.
• Email a screenshot of your review to info@susie-moore.com

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