Peak Performance Every Day: Interview with Eric Partaker

The Portfolio Life with Jeff Goins

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Host Francesca Amiker sits down with directors Joe and Anthony Russo, producer Angela Russo-Otstot, stars Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt, and more to uncover how family was the key to building the emotional core of The Electric State . From the Russos’ own experiences growing up in a large Italian family to the film’s central relationship between Michelle and her robot brother Kid Cosmo, family relationships both on and off of the set were the key to bringing The Electric State to life. Listen to more from Netflix Podcasts . State Secrets: Inside the Making of The Electric State is produced by Netflix and Treefort Media.…

hace 4 años 1:03:12

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On The Portfolio Life this week, I’m chatting with Peak Performance Expert, Eric Partaker. Eric helps entrepreneurs become better leaders using behavioral science and techniques from the worlds of elite sports and the military, where peak performance is key.

Eric is the author of the new book The 3 Alarms: A Simple System to Transform Your Health, Wealth, and Relationships Forever. Check out his website at www.ericpartaker.com.

What we’re talking about:

How dedicated effort, planning, and tenacity help you achieve your goals
How a medical emergency on an airplane changed the course of Eric’s life
The three core areas of a balanced life
Why living every day as your last isn’t the right mindset for a fulfilling life
Eric’s method for rating how effective his days are
The concept of antifragility and the effect of the COVID-19 virus on business

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Peak Performance Every Day: Interview with Eric Partaker

The Portfolio Life with Jeff Goins

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published hace 4 años

MP3•Episodio en casa

Eric is the author of the new book The 3 Alarms: A Simple System to Transform Your Health, Wealth, and Relationships Forever. Check out his website at www.ericpartaker.com.

What we’re talking about:

How dedicated effort, planning, and tenacity help you achieve your goals
How a medical emergency on an airplane changed the course of Eric’s life
The three core areas of a balanced life
Why living every day as your last isn’t the right mindset for a fulfilling life
Eric’s method for rating how effective his days are
The concept of antifragility and the effect of the COVID-19 virus on business

261 episodios

#Society #Books #Business #Marketing #Jeffgoins #Truevoice #Work #Jeff Goins #Creativity #Arts #Careers #Writers

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The Portfolio Life Finale 41:36

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Some things must end so other things may begin. In this final episode of The Portfolio Life, Jeff discusses what a portfolio life is and shares the lessons he’s learned over the course of producing the podcast. Lessons learned: Your first stab at a new medium is rarely very good. You learn as you go. Finding your voice requires experimentation. How you end something is directly correlated to how you begin the next thing. We invite you to check out our new podcast, Hey Creator! at https://goinswriter.com/hey/ .…

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Peak Performance Every Day: Interview with Eric Partaker 1:03:12

hace 4 years1:03:12

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On The Portfolio Life this week, I’m chatting with Peak Performance Expert, Eric Partaker. Eric helps entrepreneurs become better leaders using behavioral science and techniques from the worlds of elite sports and the military, where peak performance is key. Eric is the author of the new book The 3 Alarms: A Simple System to Transform Your Health, Wealth, and Relationships Forever . Check out his website at www.ericpartaker.com . What we’re talking about: How dedicated effort, planning, and tenacity help you achieve your goals How a medical emergency on an airplane changed the course of Eric’s life The three core areas of a balanced life Why living every day as your last isn’t the right mindset for a fulfilling life Eric’s method for rating how effective his days are The concept of antifragility and the effect of the COVID-19 virus on business…

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The Artist’s Life: Interview with Elida Field 1:10:42

hace 4 years1:10:42

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On The Portfolio Life this week, I’m talking to Elida Field, a professional artist whose work has been featured in the White House and on magazine covers. She’s currently working on her first book, Nobody Dies in Art Class . To learn more about her work, check out www.elidaart.com What we’re talking about: How reaching out to other artists and influencers can help you grow. Why so many people have preconceived beliefs that they’re not “artists” when they really are, and how you can fight against that negative belief. What happens when children realize that their parents are just people who don’t know the answers to everything. How to make a living doing what you love. How you can find different ways to use your artistic side to create diverse income streams. The process of finding your artistic flow.…

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Am I Still Me? 19:26

hace 4 years19:26

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The act of finding the deeper part of you that never fades may be the most important task of your life. It is certainly the best place from which to create.

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Before You Build Your First Product, Do This 15:32

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We're at the end of the 5-day Paid to Create challenge and so far, we’ve identified why we create, the importance of making money off our art, how to know what to sell, and to whom. Now, it’s time to sell.

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Sell Them What They Want, Give Them What They Need 25:25

hace 4 years25:25

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Before you figure out what you want to sell, you need to first figure out what people are willing to pay for. Your job is to create something unique, something that at first meets a felt need of a person but then, in some way, goes beyond what they thought they wanted.

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More Than Passion: Getting Clear on a Business Idea 15:55

hace 4 years15:55

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To start a business, you need more than passion. Getting paid to create really is about getting clear on what people want. Before we get into the super practical work of actually accepting money from other people, we need to get clear on what we have to offer.

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3 Kinds of Creators: Which One Are You? 31:00

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There are, I think, roughly three kinds of creators in this world, each with their own path. Today, I want to share with you two things. First is the three kinds of creators, and the second is the path to building an organization around your work.

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Get Paid to Create 25:31

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Why do we create? To share a thought: an idea, a story, a paradigm. To help another person, perhaps, simply by saying something others are unwilling to say. This week, I'm hosting a free, 5-day challenge to get you to take action. My goal for you is to go from zero to one. To get unstuck in a significant way that will allow you to create momentum in your work so that you can finally get paid to create. To find out more, check out goinswriter.com/paidtocreate .…

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What Words Can Do 25:31

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Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about what words can do. They can cut a person down or lift them up. They can overwhelm another with beauty or devastate their soul. I am always searching for the words that want to be said because when you find them, they can change everything.

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One Unexpected Outcome of Announcing My Divorce on the Internet 11:45

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This past week, I shared the news of my marriage ending. This has been the hardest decision of my life, something I was nervous to talk about publicly, but how people responded more than surprised me.

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How to Stop Being Distracted and Do What Matters: Interview with Nir Eyal 41:06

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Distraction is no friend to a writer. But we all have had our dance with her before, haven't we? She is everywhere, all around us, from the devices we use to the websites we visit, to how we consume our news and media. If we are going to truly do work that matters, however, we can't just fight distraction. We have to understand it. In this episode, you'll hear: How most distraction starts from within and why all behavior stems from the relief of discomfort. Why time management is pain management. If you don’t understand the discomfort you are trying to escape, then you’ll never master distraction. Why you can’t separate what makes something engaging from what makes something potentially addictive. The danger behind the word “addictive”. How to make yourself indistractable. The three nutrients kids are missing and why kids are drawn to technology, plus how to help them become indistractable. Nir is the author of Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products and Indistractable . You can find him at nirandfar.com .…

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Taking Care of Your Creative Life in the Midst of a Pandemic 39:25

hace 5 years39:25

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These days, I seem to be going through a personal renaissance, re-thinking who I am, what I do, and my contribution to the world. I keep running into other writers, artists, and creative professionals who seem to be struggling with the same thing: What does nurturing your creative life in a pandemic actually look like?…

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When I Became Me: Understanding the Life of an Artist as Story 27:36

hace 5 years27:36

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Before you can create anything, you must first create yourself. The process of changing your life—of pursuing a vocation, finding a true love, even making a career transition—always begins with an understanding of who you are. But it doesn’t stop there.

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The 3 Stages of an Artist’s Work: Transaction, Compromise, Gift 32:08

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