HyBrid: Mindset

Your level of success will rarely exceed your level of personal development because success is something you attract by the person you become.

Wow, wow, WOW!! What an amazing testimony to what we are actually capable of when we push through our cushy mental blocks! When you unlock your mind and give it a glimpse of the true potential it UNLEASHES an uncontrollable burn to achieve more! You need a 'get over yourself and get it done' book, this is it!

I remember being absolutely blown away when I "figured out" that there were people making $10,000 per MINUTE just to play the game of basketball! More recently I was listening to someone and realized for the first time, professional athletes don't just get to play and get paid. The games are just public growth tests for the individuals and teams. The athletes have to work their butt off at physical and mental practice, at their diet, time management, etc. If you add up the h...ours and compare it to pay, there are a lot more people in the world making better wages than professional athletes do. So why do it? I guarantee not one person in a professional sport league does it just because they can tolerate it! They do it because its a passion for them. They cannot imagine themselves doing anything other than their passion; and why not if people are going to pay you to do what you love most!?

I don't know Where, What, or Who you've come from and I don't have to know to be confident when I say, "It Never has to be that way again!" The only thing that can change the trajectory of your life is YOU making the choice! No one and nothing can get in the way of you achieving the goals you truly want to accomplish! 1. Take responsibility for your life. ... 2. Take action to improve your life. 3. Repeat. See more

Both these books were exceptional. If you want a sports/arts based personal development to read/listen to then either of these are great! Both Trent's and Bo's book have awesome content on their journeys (both past and present), lots of encouraging stories, and ideas on how to find and build on your passions. While Trent builds heavily on just taking the steps to get started, Bo focuses on what the long term commitment looks like and what it takes to become the best at something.