483: Connect the Dots, Master Podcasting, and Make Bold Creative Decisions with David Ralph

David Ralph hosts the online show Join Up Dots, where in each episode he takes his guests on a journey of discovery following the words of the late Steve Jobs.

From birth to today and back again David Ralph, joins up the dots of his guests lives, highlighting their failures and successes as he leads them to the time travel section "The Sermon On The Mic" where they have the chance to speak to their younger selves and share the advice they have gained.

David stops by to talk about his podcast, how to get off the treadmill, the three metrics that matter in your online business, how to avoid the comparison trap, and how to overcome burnout.

Quotes:                                                                                                                                   

“I'm in competition with myself. I'm in a category of myself. I'm trying to make as much money as possible, have as much fun as possible, and have as much free time as possible.” – David Ralph

“The problem is not the driving; the problem is the stopping. I'm always looking at something else, so I've had to make a conscious decision.” – David Ralph

“If you're feeling a way you can't really pinpoint, more often than not, it's because your body's saying you've had enough.” – David Ralph

Takeaways:

02:14 Stripping away unnecessary work and distractions can lead to better productivity and personal satisfaction.

11:39 Burnout often stems from pushing too hard and not recognizing personal limits.

16:40 Skills from previous life experiences can unexpectedly prepare you for future ventures.

21:41 Making bold, creative decisions can open unexpected opportunities with less competition.

23:48 Focusing on personal metrics like list growth and income is more meaningful than external comparisons.

Resources

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Filed in: Archive 2: 2017 • Content Creation • Interview • Podcast • Podcasting

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