259: Reinvent Your Life, Culitvate Your Inner Circle, Absorb Values, and Model the Right People with Damion Lupo

Damion Lupo says that when it comes to choosing the people you want around you, "The way they do SOMETHING is the way they do EVERYTHING." For Damion, money is a side effect of what he does, and he's more focused on circulation and contribution, helping others succeed financially.
Listen in to our conversation as Damion talks about owning our own life, absorbing values, and modeling the right people (paying close attention to what's under the hood as opposed to that external visible lifestyle). He's got lots of life advice about everything from disconnecting digitally, to noticing/observing nature and spending time thinking about those bigger issues.
Quotes:
“The way people do something is the way they do everything.” – Damion Lupo
“Today, when I think about my goals, it's not necessarily to make 10 times as much money this coming year; it's to create 10 times as much impact.” – Damion Lupo
“We have to make sure that we know what's under the hood with people that we're spending time with.” – Damion Lupo
Takeaways:
02:05 Money follows impact, not the other way around. Focus on contributing value and solving problems, and financial success will naturally follow.
05:45 Choose your inner circle carefully, as the people around you significantly shape your values, ethics, and personal growth trajectory.
09:56 Authenticity in business means being transparent about costs, services, and intentions, rather than manipulating client emotions.
15:37 Develop a consistent morning routine that sets a positive tone for the entire day, prioritizing personal development and gratitude.
20:17 Create intentional space in your schedule for stillness, disconnection from devices, and personal reflection to maintain mental clarity and prevent burnout.
Resources
- Total Control Financial (Website)
- Reinvented Life (Book)
- Hal Elrod's The Miracle Morning (Book)
- The One Thing (Book)
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Filed in: Archive 2: 2017 • Interview • Podcast