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    Daily Boost — Motivation and Personal Growth

    The Daily Boost is a weekday personal growth podcast for adults who live in the real world and want real results.

    Welcome to the School of Scott!

    About 10 minutes a day. No canned content, no recycled material — host Scott Smith and his practical way of understanding how life, business, and the world actually work.

    Some days he’ll pump you up. Some days he’ll make you think. Some days you’ll love him. Some days you’ll wonder why you listened. Every day, you’ll know exactly what they call him: the nicest renegade you’ll ever meet.

    Smile. Nod. Change everything. That’s the code.

    If you played by the rules. If you built a good life — career, business, relationships. If you decided you want more. The Daily Boost is your show.

    Topics include personal growth, motivation, purpose, decisions, work, money, relationships, time, and keeping your head straight when things get complicated.

    20 years. 5,000+ episodes. 130+ million downloads worldwide.

    Every day, the School of Scott is in session with a new episode that stands on its own. It’s always real, and occasionally pretty funny — because if you can’t laugh, what’s the point?

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    Copyright: © Copyright 2024 • Motivation To Move, LLC • All Rights Reserved Worldwide.

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    Latest Episodes:
    How to Make The Law of Attraction Work Jan 25, 2024
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    How to Make The Law of Attraction Work

    The Law of Attraction should be called the Law of What You Think About Most.

    Like attracts like, what you think about, you get.

    If you think, "I won't get it because I never do," - you are correct.

    Dreaming of something new while focusing on current problems is a sure way to keep spinning your wheels.

    The secret is to focus your attention and actions on what you want to attract. That will require a dedicated effort. Vision Boards, lists of goals, and daily journaling are all great ways to stay on track.

    The "Law of What You Think About" is magical and straightforward…

    Decide what you want. Believe it is possible. Focus on the future, not the past. Please don't stop until you get it.

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    10 Perspective Changing Questions Jan 24, 2024
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    10 Perspective Changing Questions

    Long ago, I realized that life is nothing more than a giant scavenger hunt. Yes, life is full of questions, and it’s long enough for you to figure out all the essential answers. And the winners are the people who figure out the solution you seek.

    Here are a few that I use regularly to get me thinking:

    1) What do you want to do?

    2) What do you want to have?

    3) Where do you want to go?

    4) What contribution do you want to make?

    5) What do you want to become?

    6) What do you want to learn?

    7) Who do you want to spend my time?

    8) How much money do you want to earn, save, and invest?

    9) How much time do you want off?

    10) What will you do to create optimum health?

    I’ll repeat it. Life is full of questions, and it’s long enough for you to figure out all the essential answers. It’s time to get busy.

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    The Power of Expectations Jan 23, 2024
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    The Power of Expectations

    Imagine how your life would improve if everybody understood what to expect.

    Expectations are powerful. Pay attention to these three:

    1) What do you expect of yourself? You get to decide how you approach the world.

    2) What do you expect of others? Clearly, understand what you expect of others. That allows you to avoid surprises - and toxic relationships.

    3) What do others expect of you? When you let others know what they can expect of you - and walk your talk - you are living in integrity.

    Your life will always be more comfortable when you know what to expect of yourself and others.

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    Scripted Goal Setting Jan 22, 2024
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    Scripted Goal Setting

    In the world of Scott Logic, I’ve always fought my advice that said -

    When life is predictable, scripted, and process-oriented - BORING - life gets as excited as you ever dream it could be.

    As a guy who likes excitement in my day, you can see why I would prefer to ignore that wisdom - and I’m not alone. Still, I don’t miss it. I prioritize that way of thinking at all costs.

    Let’s talk about that ‘scripted’ part of living.

    While I love a good spontaneous day, I’ve learned that the more scripted and predictable my day, the less stress I have and the more I get done. All that means is that I know what I’ll be doing throughout the day, when I’ll be doing it, and what time I’m done for the day. Frankly, I can usually tell you what I’ll be doing weeks in advance. Maybe that’s why I never need to check my calendar when somebody asks me when I’m available for a meeting. I already know because everything is already in place.

    Next, you should live a process-oriented life.

    The best way to explain what I mean is to use goals as an example.

    Most people set goals and focus on the outcome of achieving that goal. If it’s weight loss, your goal may be to lose 50 pounds. While that’s not bad, focusing exclusively on the end goal is a fast way to fall off the wagon after a single, out-of-control weekend. But there is a better way…

    Instead of losing 50 pounds, it’s much easier to focus on the steps that will get you there—watching what you eat, exercising, keeping yourself motivated, shopping for your future skinny jeans. The mindset is simple: as long you keep doing what’s working, you’ll get what you want. Simple.

    A scripted life and a process-oriented life is a good life. Figure out what works and do it over and over again.

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    The Best To-Do List EVER! Jan 19, 2024
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    The Best To-Do List EVER!

    I'm sure you have a lot to do today. You’re probably in for a busy day if you use a traditional To-Do list. If I may, I’d like to pass on some advice to make your days much more fun.

    LOSE your "To-Do List." Replace it with a "Did I Do It List."

    Of course, a traditional To-Do list will get the job done. But it’s far too easy to focus entirely on your list of things to do instead of what you're supposed to be doing.

    Don’t get me wrong, when you are inside any project, you may need a list. I can’t imagine myself in the kitchen without a recipe to follow. To-do lists have their place. For everything else, there’s something better.

    You should be using a “Did I Do It List.”

    As simple as it sounds, instead of chasing and stressing about what you must do, you are simply ensuring you’ve done what is needed.

    Yes, it’s a simple mindset change, but it will change everything about how you get things done — and you’ll have far less stress.

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    Are You Listening to Yourself? Jan 18, 2024
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    Are You Listening to Yourself?

    Growing up, I was an energetic, enthusiastic, and excitable child. I never let a day go by without challenging something - usually with my mouth. Thanks to those responsible for turning me into a good person, I learned a valuable lesson when they said-

    “Listen twice as much as you speak. You have two ears and one mouth for a reason.”

    You’ve heard that before, and in today’s fast-paced world, knowing when to put a zipper on your lips is critical. But I’ve also learned to take that advice to a new level to get what I want. I go “Dark.”

    When you go “Dark,” you have chosen to listen to others less. You are still listening, caring, and interacting with those around you. You’ve decided to listen to yourself twice as much instead.

    The world we live in today makes it seem as though it’s impossible to get what you want without others. There are endless hours of interacting, Googling, ZOOMing, Texting, and more. It’s like we’ve lost permission to think and do for ourselves. We can’t move forward without the social approval of those around us when the exact opposite is true.

    Something extraordinary happens when you give yourself space to listen to yourself. Your creative mind and talents flourish—your positive energy rebounds. You feel more present and find more meaning in your life. Going “Dark” makes your life brighter, and good stuff happens.

    When you take the time to slip away into your own space, you develop into the person you were meant to be.

    Removing yourself from the buzz of the world gives you a new kind of energy. And you do it without anybody’s permission or without anybody knowing.

    When you emerge, everybody will notice that you are different. They will listen when you speak, seek your advice, and be attracted to you in a new way.

    Who knew that listening twice as much as you speak works even better when you listen to yourself twice as much as you listen to others?

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    Churchill's Steps For Change Jan 17, 2024
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    Churchill's Steps For Change

    As we enter the New Year, I've noticed that people are returning to their old ways.

    That's okay. It's a journey.

    But what is that journey?

    Winston Churchill said, "To improve is to change, so to be perfect is to have changed often."

    And it helps if you understand the stages of change:

    1) Pre-Contemplation. You may intend to act but must be made aware that your behavior is the problem.

    2) Contemplation. You recognize the problem and start to debate the pros and cons of your actions.

    3) Preparation. You intend to take action soon. You may even begin small steps.

    4) Action. Making the specific changes required to create your new life begins.

    5) Maintenance. Sustain your efforts for at least six months. You will likely achieve a life-long transformation.

    6) Termination. You have zero temptation and are sure you will not return to your old unhealthy habits.

    Winston Churchill said something else -

    "For myself, I am an optimist — it does not seem to be much use being anything else."

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    Living in Default Mode Jan 16, 2024
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    Living in Default Mode

    There is a myth floating around that life is more fun when you are spontaneous. That can be true some of the time, but not all of the time.

    If you want to be happier, more successful, and make life easier, it’s time to live in Default Mode.

    In other words, figure out what works and keep doing it.

    Living in Default Mode makes life predictable for you and everybody around you. It limits decision-making and establishes continuity. It’s a behavior that reduces stress and improves happiness. And studies show that most people will default when a good option is readily available.

    Of course, the default can be wrong, too. Bad habits should not be used in default mode. And some people claim that default mode means staying in your comfort zone and keeping you from stretching yourself. On that, I'm afraid I have to disagree.

    My theory of Default Efficiency is simple: figuring out what works and doing it by default is easy, gets excellent results consistently, relieves you from decision fatigue, and allow you to stretch on your terms.

    Living your life in Default Mode is the fastest way to reaching your goals - your way.

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    Succeeding The Lazy Way Jan 15, 2024
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    Succeeding The Lazy Way

    I have an admission to make.

    I can be a bit lazy. Yes, I also like to work harder than most people. Still, I'm lazy when doing things I don't want to be doing.

    It's been said that when you do what you love, you will never work another day. Frankly, I've found it to be quite the opposite. What I do is difficult and takes a lot of time and effort. But I enjoy it.

    Still, I'm lazy. I want everything to be easy, and I want it now. I'm not different than anybody else. I'm lazy. I'm driven. I'm lazy.

    I made my point. And if you know me well, you may think I am not that lazy.

    Oh yes, I am.

    While it may take a long time to master the skill required to make things easy for myself, I'm willing to go through the hard work if it allows me to be lazy - eventually.

    And do you know what the most remarkable thing about being lazy is?

    Your initial hard work allows you to be lazy and makes what you do look easy to others. It's too bad for those working hard at being lazy, sleeping and binging Netflix when you were working hard to make everything easy — and being lazy.

    Here's today's life lesson.

    You can be successful and lazy. Just remember that it comes in that order. Successful, then lazy.

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    Say YES to Yourself More This Year Jan 12, 2024
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    Say YES to Yourself More This Year

    Do you ever wish you had a less complicated life?

    Even if your job and life are overcomplicated out of necessity, like launching a rocket or performing brain surgery, you can still simplify everything.

    How do you do it?

    Your actions in your life and your job are probably not causing the overwhelm. It's the people and the results that are causing you to feel that way.

    The easier way to under-complicate is to begin saying "No" to the arbitrary and unattainable demands of others and focus exclusively on the results you want.

    Here are a couple of ideas:

    1) Practice the law of "Good Enough." Perfectionism is overrated. It will waste years of productive time you could use to enjoy life. Set your standards and rise to them.

    2) Get good at saying "No." Make that two-letter word your default answer for everything. And remember, sometimes, saying nothing at all gets the same result.

    3) Remember that the only thing you must do in life is take a BREATH. Everything else is optional and self-inflicted.

    Leonardo da Vinci said," Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication."

    Why not show everybody how sophisticated you are?

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