Sat, 25 May 2013
On this week’s episode, Andy answers listener questions on transitioning out of a corporate job, gaining wisdom, and overcoming fears about things you can’t control. Listener Question #1: Which stories and biographies have had the greatest impact on you, and how do you read these stories in a way that allows you to gather wisdom from them?
Listener Question #2: Is there one book in particular that would be the most helpful to someone who is trying to go from a corporate job to something different? What do you prescribe to someone who is stuck and wants to move?
Listener Question #3: How do you control the fear of losing a valued relationship, such as a marriage?
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Sat, 11 May 2013
On this week’s episode, Andy explains why you must change your beliefs about yourself (and how to do so) if you want to achieve better results in your life. Opportunities are drawn to people in motion.
When seeking counsel, it’s important not to ask everyone.
If you’re ever going to move beyond where you are, you must force yourself to think beyond what you already know.
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Sat, 4 May 2013
On this week’s episode, Andy discusses why he feels that he has finally “arrived” in the field of professional coaching. Andy is now the official Mental Coach of…the Orange Beach Sharks. • This is his son’s 13-14-year-old baseball team. • He talks to the team before every practice and game. At the beginning of the season, he talked about umpires with the team. • The first thing they needed to know about umpires is that they’re kind of like TSA at the airport. You will not win an argument with them. • You can, however, tick them off. • Umpires are like brothers. If you tick them off, they won’t give you the benefit of the doubt on close calls. Here’s the plan he gave the team: • Other teams are going to go out on the field and say nothing to the umpires, unless they decide to complain. • Andy told them to never, ever argue a call or roll their eyes. • He told the team to talk to the umpires. Say hi and ask them how they’re doing. Ask them where they’re from. This lesson with the team is a lesson that applies to life as well. • If you treat people with kindness, things will generally work out better for you. • You never know who knows the people who may in the position to give you a job or an opportunity one day. Questions for Listeners · Do you have a question for Andy? Call in and your question might be featured on the show! o Phone: 1-800-726-ANDY o E-Mail: InTheLoop@AndyAndrews.com |