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With 4 1st place titles in the World Freestyle Ballet Skiing, John Clendenin has earned his spot in the Ski Hall of Fame in more ways than one. He is the founder of the Ski Doctors and the Clendenin Ski Method. John explains to Larry how to he discovered his method and why it works to produce beautiful skiers. • If people don't understand what you teach, it's your fault, not theirs. • To understand, learn or improve… Go slow and think about exactly what is suppose to happen and the best to make it happen. • Why? Learning and developing a skill is step by step process. • www.skimethod.com Use the link: https://vimeo.com/549698489/77ca8abf6a to see a 3-minute example of John's ski instructions! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [6:10] Stir up. [8:11] Where method came from. [15:24] You could ski the other 70% of the mountain.
We all have things we are driven to do, but some of us are driven to climb the highest mountains. Robert "Bob" Burr has climbed those mountains and received great rewards for doing so. As president and CEO of Panex oil exploration company, Bob has come to find that he is more excited when he is hands-on working, than when someone else is doing the work while he is relaxing. He has a spark inside of him that ensures he never wants to stop winning. • You've got to have the blood to push the money on the table. • You always buy in fear and sell in excitement. • To invest you need to have a fuzzy feeling of excitement. • You can stack the odds of success in your favor. • It always works if you keep on working. • Contact: admin@panex.us • www.panex.us TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [5:36] Up to me to bring the product. [8:05] Why would you not do things? [13:55] I needed to climb the mountain.
Producing over 300 barrels of oil a day, Robert "Bob" Burr is the president of Panex, an oil exploration company. When he was still in the life insurance business, even though he had great success, he knew the opportunity to go into the oil industry was something he couldn't give up. Now he owns multiple companies all under the umbrella of Panex and is even more successful than he was before! • At 27 he was winning in the life insurance business, but he saw the potential in oil. • He and brother started their own oil company – Robert raised the money, and his brother ran it. • His grandfather gave him permission to "leave the pack" so that's how he got the name for his book. • He physically would throw people out of his office who come in with negativity. • Got to be a fact learner to get into a new industry. • Got to keep up with the money if you have other people invest their money with you. • Oil – Government subsides 40% of your initial investment. • www.panex.us TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [6:00] Find own pack. [9:19] Nobody was going to get in his subconscious. [11:22] Know where we stand all the time.
At 19 years old Robert "Bob" Burr was driving a natural gas truck miserable and searching for something he could get excited about and at 36 he was an alcoholic ready to put the booze to the side and get his life together. Bob tells us about the side of life that is often not talked about. He also tells us the importance of caring for your employees. • Search for something he could get excited about. • Every day decide to make 5 people smile. • At 36 he was an alcoholic and miserable and he turned his life over to the lord and put the alcohol away. • www.panex.us TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [2:42] Don't fall in love with yourself. [4:48] Came to Bowling Green, Kentucky. [5:36] Take care of your people.
Robert "Bob" Burr is the president of Panex and is 47 years deep into the business industry. He's found that the best philosophy for life is to simply live and love life. He realized one day that he was unsatisfied with was he was doing and decided it was time for him to take back his life and find something he loved. • In high school was an athlete and got used to accolades. • In business he found out no matter how hard you work nobody cheers. • He saw that he needed to have the opportunity to get paid what he's worth. • He got "winning" inside him from sports. • We're capitalists = here to make money, but also socialists we will appreciate you and support you. • The talk he gave to all his new trainees. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [2:40] Develop Philosophy. [5:10] Work Twice as hard as you. [8:40] Never seen this kind of care.
No matter how hard life gets, it can't keep going wrong forever. In this limited series with business legend Bill Orender, Larry has taken us on a journey through the mentality behind being successful. With the world sometimes weighing down on your shoulders it's easy to want to give up, but Larry explains how taking one more step before giving up can lead to monumental changes. • Have the right perspective. • One more step changed the whole dynamic. • Give exposure to accomplished people. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [2:28] Take one more step. [4:55] One left. [6:37] All you need is an idea.
Bobby McIver helped to lead golf players to the pros for years. He didn't teach them the skills to be a winner in just golf though, he taught them the skills to be a winner in life. His method of teaching was that the process was more important than the outcome and that you always want to be kind to those you play with. • When you get good at something it is like an art form. • Fundaments of success in the "non-game" areas. • Process is more important than any one outcome. • Never let your temper show – NEVER. • Don't let them see you sweat. https://www.amazon.com/Heart-Game-Coachs-Journey/dp/0989487407 TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [3:29] Nothing about golf. [6:54] Tidy up integrity. [9:06] Start in the second career.
Once a legendary Professional Golf coach teaching some of the industry's most successful players, Bobby McIver now spends his days raising Belted Galloway Cattle on his farm. Coaching has taught him a lot of lessons in excelling that he has found applies to all areas of life. Bobby has found that it is best to learn by studying those who are doing great things. • Learn to deal with emotions. • No one is going to be at their peak all the time. • Major on majors, not the minors. • Staying inspired is the hardest thing you do. https://www.amazon.com/Heart-Game-Coachs-Journey/dp/0989487407 TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [4:36] If it's worth doing, it's worth doing well. [6:42] You can lead a horse to water. [9:35] Learned by talking to farmers.
Former golf professional and coach, Bobby McIver has been in the industry for over 50 years. In those years he's managed to rack up a lot of knowledge which has led to big success. In 2013 his autobiographical book, "The Heart of the Game", was released where he talks about how important it is for you to want to be successful. He discusses with Larry how winning has more to do with your mental state than it does your physical state. • Write down your goals and keep reminding yourself. • Keep getting a little better every day. • It's easy to coach. • The "inner game of tennis" – Best sports coaching book of all sports. https://www.amazon.com/Heart-Game-Coachs-Journey/dp/0989487407 TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [5:08] What was important. [13:02] Sometimes trying too hard is a big hurdle you must face. [17:31] Make or break their season.
Deep dive into the mind of Larry Weidel with special host Bill Orender. Larry talks us through the ways his various businesses overlap, and how he got his first lesson on systems in a West Hampton restaurant at 11 pm in high school. • The parallels of artwork and business. • A matter of taking chaos and adding order to it. • No matter what you're doing, have a system to it. • You can't get excited about something you don't understand. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [3:18] Principles of design. [6:23] Every table is an adventure. [9:11] Learn in startup mode.
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