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Stop Looking At Your Phone - It’s KILLING YOU | Dan Schawbel on Impact Theory
The first 500 to click the link get 2 months of Skillshare for FREE: https://skl.sh/impacttheory16 This week’s guest on Impact Theory is Dan Schawbel. Dan is an entrepreneur and New York Times bestselling author. His books include Back to Human https://amzn.to/2CEaSxL and Promote Yourself https://amzn.to/2WhCsYW among others. In this episode, he talks about the importance of relationships and how technology can either die us apart or bring us together. SHOWNOTES: Why you need to start focusing on fulfillment (and how it allows you to be a role model to other people) [2:49] The best way to learn what you want to do in life and what you value [4:01] How to identify your values and develop self awareness (start spending more time with yourself) [5:39] You have to understand yourself [8:25] How to overcome bullying and stay positive even when you’re a lone wolf [9:18] The narrative he tells himself [12:51] Why he embraces his dark side and uses it for motivation [15:29] How to get ahead in work and life [16:12] Creating a brand around yourself and the process for being self aware [19:12] Why he writes down values, goals and tips for himself based on feedback [21:33] Why only spending time alone decreases your creativity [23:08] How Dan Schawbel looks for models to imitate [26:42] Why Dan doesn’t think people change over time [27:59] His hack for vulnerability [30:32] How to be more productive and creative by changing your vibe [32:02] Instruct your day so that it reflects what you want to get out of it [33:04] This is the problem with our culture in America [34:47] Why he started doing research [35:50] His BEST productivity “habit” is reading for 30 minutes about what is going on in the industry [38:37] What to do if you’re hitting a roadblock and things are against you [39:44] How he got out of depression and you can too [40:26] The truth about the loneliness epidemic [42:04] The Impact Dan Schawbel wants to have in the world [48:16]
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The first 500 to click the link get 2 months of Skillshare for FREE: https://skl.sh/impacttheory16 This week’s guest on Impact Theory is Dan Schawbel. Dan is an entrepreneur and New York Times bestselling author. His books include Back to Human https://amzn.to/2CEaSxL and Promote Yourself https://amzn.to/2WhCsYW among others. In this episode, he talks about the importance of relationships and how technology can either die us apart or bring us together. SHOWNOTES: Why you need to start focusing on fulfillment (and how it allows you to be a role model to other people) [2:49] The best way to learn what you want to do in life and what you value [4:01] How to identify your values and develop self awareness (start spending more time with yourself) [5:39] You have to understand yourself [8:25] How to overcome bullying and stay positive even when you’re a lone wolf [9:18] The narrative he tells himself [12:51] Why he embraces his dark side and uses it for motivation [15:29] How to get ahead in work and life [16:12] Creating a brand around yourself and the process for being self aware [19:12] Why he writes down values, goals and tips for himself based on feedback [21:33] Why only spending time alone decreases your creativity [23:08] How Dan Schawbel looks for models to imitate [26:42] Why Dan doesn’t think people change over time [27:59] His hack for vulnerability [30:32] How to be more productive and creative by changing your vibe [32:02] Instruct your day so that it reflects what you want to get out of it [33:04] This is the problem with our culture in America [34:47] Why he started doing research [35:50] His BEST productivity “habit” is reading for 30 minutes about what is going on in the industry [38:37] What to do if you’re hitting a roadblock and things are against you [39:44] How he got out of depression and you can too [40:26] The truth about the loneliness epidemic [42:04] The Impact Dan Schawbel wants to have in the world [48:16]
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