April 8, 2025 • 37 mins
Unlock the secret to mastering daily excellence with timeless wisdom from Jim Rohn. Discover how simple habits, consistency, and self-discipline create unstoppable momentum in life and business.
💡 Want a deeper edge? Get the actionable guide: Self-Discipline Hacks for Everyone — your step-by-step manual to leveling up daily.
Mark as Played
Transcript
Episode Transcript
Available transcripts are automatically generated. Complete accuracy is not guaranteed.
(00:00):
Ever hit snooze and wonder whereyour drive went?
Imagine waking up every day withlaser focus and unstoppable
momentum. In today's episode, Jim Rohn
unveils the proven blueprint formastering daily excellence.
Ready to supercharge your habits?
Our new e-book, self-discipline Hacks for Everyone is waiting in
your show notes. Packed with bite sized, step by
(00:22):
step strategies guaranteed to make consistency effortless and
results inevitable. Let's dive in.
Excellence is not an event. It's a lifestyle.
It's not about a single moment of greatness.
It's about the quiet. Decisions you make.
Every day, the small. Choices.
The consistent habits, the standards you hold yourself to
(00:44):
when no one else is watching. That's where real.
Excellence is built, most peoplebelieve.
Success is about. Talent OR luck, they think the
people at the top have some kindof special advantage.
A gift, a head start. Better.
Circumstances, but that's not the truth.
(01:05):
The people who achieve. Lasting success.
The ones. Who rise to the top?
And stay there are the ones who have mastered the art of.
Daily excellence because. Success is not built in a day.
(01:25):
It's built in the daily choices you make when no one is paying
attention. It's built in the early
mornings, the late nights. The extra effort.
That most people aren't willing to.
Give it's. Built in the decision.
To show up. Even when you don't feel like
it. To push through the.
Resistance. To stick to the process.
(01:48):
Excellence is not a feeling, it's not something you chase.
It's something you become. Through your daily habits.
And here's the truth most peoplemiss Excellence is not about
perfection. It's about consistency.
It's not about getting it right every time.
It's about showing up and givingyour best effort every single
(02:11):
day. It's about having a standard for
yourself that is non negotiable.A mindset that says I don't
lower my standards to match. The world I.
Raise my standards to. Shape the world.
When you develop. The habit of daily.
Excellence. Success becomes inevitable.
You stop chasing results and youstart attracting them.
(02:34):
You stop relying on motivation and you start running on
discipline. You stop waiting for the right
moment and you start creating momentum through consistent
action. So the question is, how do you
build the mindset, the habits, and the systems that create
excellence every day? How do you train yourself to?
(02:56):
Operate at a higher. Standard automatically until it
becomes who. You are, that's exactly.
What we're going to cover Not theories, not vague ideas, but.
Real practical habits. That you can apply immediately
habits that have been tested andproven.
Habits that will. Rewire your mind, sharpen your
(03:18):
focus, and elevate your performance.
Excellence is not a destination,it's not a result.
It's a way of being. And once you learn how to master
it, every single. Day you'll separate.
Yourself from the crowd. The first habit of daily.
Excellence is mastering your mornings.
(03:40):
The way you start. Your day determines the.
Way you live your day if you. Begin with discipline, focus,
and. Purpose.
Those qualities will. Carry into everything else you
do, but if you start in a reactive state, hitting, snooze,
rushing through the morning. You set yourself up for.
(04:00):
Distraction, procrastination, and inconsistency.
Excellence begins before the world.
Wakes up it. Begins when you take control of
the first moments. Of your day.
Because if you can win the morning, you can win the day.
The key is not just waking up early, it's how you.
(04:22):
Wake up the best. Performers in the world wake up
with intention. They start their day with
purpose. Not by accident.
Before they do anything else, they prime their mind for
excellence. Some use affirmations, some
journal, some meditate, some move their body.
To wake up their Physiology. But they all have one thing in
(04:45):
common, they control. Their first thoughts?
Their first actions, and their first.
Priorities. If you want to master daily
excellence, your mornings must be non negotiable.
You must create a routine that strengthens your mindset,
energizes your body, and focusesyour attention on what matters
(05:07):
most. Even 10 minutes of focus morning
practice can rewire your brain and shift your entire day.
The mistake most people make is waiting to feel like doing it.
They wait for motivation to get up early.
They wait until they have the energy to start strong.
But that's not how excellence works.
(05:28):
If you. Wait to feel ready.
You'll stay stuck in the same patterns.
Instead, you train yourself to wake up and move, no matter how
you. Feel.
One of the simplest. But most powerful habits?
Is getting up as soon as your alarm goes off the moment you
hit snooze. You are training your mind to
(05:49):
procrastinate. You are conditioning yourself to
break commitments, and that carries into everything else you
do. But if you make waking up
immediately a rule, no debate, no delay.
You build the habit. Of instant execution when you
start your day with discipline. You carry.
(06:10):
That discipline into your. Work your goals, your decisions.
When you. Start your day with focus.
You train your brain to filter out distractions.
When you start your day with energy, you perform.
At a higher level. In everything you do, success
does not start with big achievements.
(06:31):
It starts with small, intentional choices, and if you
can master your mornings, you'llgain control over the rest.
Of your day. The second habit of daily
excellence is controlling your focus.
Your attention is your most. Valuable resource, whatever you.
Focus on expands. If you focus on problems, you
(06:52):
create more stress. If you focus on distractions,
you waste time and energy. But if you.
Direct your attention toward growth, execution, and results.
Your actions will align with success.
Most people never train their focus.
They wake. Up with good intentions, but by
(07:13):
the end of the day they wonder where their time went.
Excellence. Doesn't work that way.
It requires deliberate control. Over what gets your attention.
The people who dominate in life are not necessarily smarter or
more talented. They.
Simply know how to. Eliminate distractions and lock
(07:34):
in on what matters. They don't let the outside.
World dictate their priorities. They don't allow every message.
Every request or every? Interruption to pull them away
from their mission, you must train your mind to.
Focus like a laser. And the best way to.
Do this is by. Setting clear rules for your
attention. Block out time for.
(07:56):
Deep work protect your focus. As if it were the most important
thing in your life. Because it is excellence.
Is built in the moments when youchoose discipline over
distraction. Every time you say no to
something meaningless and say yes to your mission, you
(08:18):
reinforce the habit of concentration.
Distractions don't just waste time, they drain energy.
Every time you switch tasks, your brain has to recalibrate.
It takes effort to. Refocus.
This is why most. People feel exhausted.
At the end of the day, even if they didn't accomplish much,
(08:40):
they spent the day jumping from one thing to the next, never
fully locked in. The highest performers operate
differently. They create blocks.
Of deep, uninterrupted work theytrain their brain to stay on one
task for extended periods and asa result they get more done in a
(09:01):
few focused. Hours.
Than most people do in an entireday.
If you want to rewire your mind for excellence, you must learn.
To guard your focus. Start by removing the biggest
sources of distraction in your life.
Control your environment. Be ruthless.
With your time and most importantly, develop the
(09:23):
discipline to keep your attention on one thing at a
time. The third habit of daily.
Excellence is mastering your self-discipline.
Discipline is the bridge betweenwhere you are and where you want
to be. It's not talent.
It's not luck. It's not intelligence.
The people who win in life are the ones who can make
themselves. Do.
(09:43):
What needs to be? Done.
Especially when they don't feel like it, most people rely on.
Motivation. They wait.
Until they feel inspired, they wait until the conditions are
perfect, they wait until they'rein the mood.
And that's why they stay stuck. Because motivation is temporary.
(10:05):
It's unpredictable, it comes andgoes.
But discipline, that's permanent.
That's something you build. Discipline is a muscle.
The more you train it, the stronger it gets.
And just like a muscle, if you don't use it, it weakens.
(10:26):
Every time you make an excuse, Every time you procrastinate,
Every time you let. Yourself off the hook.
You make that muscle. Weaker, but.
Every time you follow through, every time you push yourself,
every time you keep a commitment, you strengthen it.
The secret to building discipline is to eliminate
negotiation most. People lose the battle.
(10:47):
Before they even start because they allow their mind to
negotiate. Should I go to the gym?
Or take the day off should I work?
On my goals or? Relax, should I do?
It now or later that back and forth drains your energy.
It gives your mind an opportunity to find an excuse.
(11:11):
The best performers don't negotiate with themselves.
They don't wait for motivation. They don't ask how they feel.
They don't debate. Whether they should follow
through, they just do it becauseit's who they.
Are because they've trained themselves to act automatically.
(11:32):
Discipline is about making a decision once and then never
debating it again. If you decide you're the kind of
person who. Wakes up early.
Then there's no discussion when the alarm goes off.
If you decide you're the kind ofperson who works out daily, then
it's non negotiable. If you decide you're the kind of
(11:52):
person who follows through on commitments, then it doesn't
matter how you feel in the moment.
The easiest way to build. Discipline is to start with
small daily commitments, even something as simple as making
your bed, drinking water first thing in the morning, or
sticking to a set routine. Because every time you keep a
(12:14):
small promise to yourself, you train your mind to follow
through. And that.
Carries over into bigger. Decisions, bigger goals and
bigger results. Discipline isn't about doing
things. Perfectly, it's about.
Doing them consistently some days will be harder than others.
(12:35):
Some days the last thing you want to.
Do is stick to? The plan.
But that's when it matters most.That's when you build the kind
of discipline. That.
Separates you from everyone. Else the 4th habit.
Of daily excellence is developing relentless
consistency. Most people start strong, but
(12:56):
very few stay consistent. They get excited.
They commit to new habits. They feel unstoppable.
But then something happens. Life gets in the way.
Their energy dips. They miss a day, then two, then
three, and before they know it. They're back to square. 1
(13:18):
Excellence isn't about what you do once in a while.
It's not about intensity. It's about consistency.
It's better to do something small every single day than to
go all out for a week and then quit.
The highest performers in the world aren't the ones.
Who go the? Hardest and short bursts.
They are the ones who show up day after day, no matter what.
(13:40):
Consistency is the foundation ofeverything.
Great success in any area, fitness, business, personal
growth, relationships comes downto your ability to keep showing
up even when the motivation is gone, even when the results
aren't immediate, even when no one else is watching most.
(14:04):
People fail because they expect results too quickly.
They work hard for a few weeks. But when they don't see instant
progress, they assume it's not working.
But that's not how success happens.
Growth isn't linear. The results don't come right
away. They compound over time.
And if you quit too soon, you never.
Reach the breakthrough. The people who achieve
(14:26):
excellence understand this. They don't stop just because
they don't see results. Right away.
They keep going. They.
Trust the process. They know that consistency
creates momentum, and momentum leads to massive transformation.
The key. To relentless consistency is
(14:46):
removing the decision making process.
When something is optional, it becomes negotiable, but when
it's a must, it gets done. No matter what.
You don't wake up and wonder. If you should brush your teeth,
you just do it because it's partof your identity.
(15:07):
It's who you are. If you want to be consistent,
you must approach your habits the same way.
Working on your goals is not optional.
Training your body is not optional.
Sticking to your commitments is not optional.
You don't do it when it's convenient.
You don't do it when you feel like it.
You do it because. That's the standard.
(15:30):
You've set for yourself. The biggest mistake people make
is relying on. Willpower.
Willpower is unreliable it. Fluctuates.
Some days it's strong, some daysit's weak.
And if your success depends on how much willpower you have in
the moment. You'll always.
Struggle to stay consistent. The best way to eliminate the
(15:55):
need for willpower. Is to create.
Systems. Systems make success automatic.
They remove the friction betweenyou and the action you need to
take. They make it easier to be
consistent because you don't have to think about it.
You just follow the plan. A system could be a set time
every day for your most important habit.
(16:16):
It could be preparing in advanceso that taking action becomes
effortless. It could be tracking your
progress to reinforce your commitment, whatever it is.
The goal? Is the same Take the decision
out of the process so that consistency becomes natural.
(16:37):
Another secret to consistency islowering the barrier to entry.
Most people set themselves up for failure by making their
goals too overwhelming. They tell themselves they need
to work out for an hour, write for three hours, or make huge
progress. Every day.
But when life gets busy, those expectations become impossible
(17:02):
to maintain. Excellence is not about going
all out. It's about never stopping.
Even if you only have 10 minutes, do something.
Even if you're tired. Take some action, even if you're
not at your best. Keep the streak alive.
Because the moment you stop completely, it becomes easier to
(17:22):
quit. But if you keep the habit.
Alive, no matter how. Small.
You maintain your momentum. Consistency isn't about
perfection. You will have days where you
slip up. You will.
Have moments where life gets in the way.
That's normal. What matters is that you get
back on track immediately. Most people let one missed day
(17:44):
turn into a missed week, then a missed month, and then they're
back at 0. But the ones who master
consistency, they never let one mistake break their momentum.
If you want to build relentless consistency, you must hold
yourself to a higher standard. You must see yourself as the
(18:06):
kind of person who follows through no matter what.
You must make your habits non negotiable and remove the mental
debate. And most importantly, you must
keep going even when you don't see.
Results right away, the 5th. Habit of daily excellence is
setting and maintaining high personal standards.
(18:28):
Your standards dictate your results.
You don't get what you want in life.
You get what you tolerate. If you accept mediocrity, that's
exactly what you'll. Experience if you demand
excellence from yourself. Your life will rise.
To meet that standard. Most people lower their.
(18:49):
Standards to match their environment, they.
Adapt to the people. Around them if they work in a
lazy. Unmotivated culture, they start.
Making excuses. If they surround themselves with
average thinkers, they start thinking small.
If they see others. Cutting corners, they start
(19:09):
doing the same. But excellence is not about
adapting to your environment. It's about setting the standard,
regardless of what's happening around you.
It's about refusing to accept anything less than your best
effort. It's about holding yourself
accountable to. A.
(19:30):
Higher level of discipline, focus and execution.
Your personal standards determine the way.
You show up every day if your. Standard is to do the bare
minimum. That's exactly what you'll do.
If your standard is to only takeaction when you feel like it,
you'll stay inconsistent. But if your standard is.
(19:52):
To perform at your highest level.
No matter the circumstances. You will separate yourself.
From the majority, excellence isn't about being.
Perfect. It's about.
Consistently striving to operateat the highest level possible.
It's about choosing discipline when others.
Choose excuses. It's about choosing focus when
(20:14):
others choose distractions. It's about choosing to push
yourself further when others would stop.
The mistake most people make is letting their feelings dictate
their standards. They.
Say I'll do it. When I feel.
Ready or I'll? Put in more effort when the
(20:35):
results start coming. But that's backwards.
Excellence is built by sticking to your standards even when the
motivation isn't there. High standards are about non
negotiables. These are the things you commit
to doing no matter what, if yourstandard is to be disciplined.
With your health. Then skipping workouts is not an
(20:58):
option. If your standard is to be
focused in your work, then distractions are not
entertained. If your standard is to be
reliable then following through on commitments is mandatory.
You must decide what your non negotiables.
Are. And once you do, you must
(21:20):
enforce them. Ruthlessly, because every.
Time you lower your standards even slightly, you reinforce the
habit of making. Excuses, but every.
Time you hold the line, you reinforce the identity of
someone who does. What they say they will do.
One of the fastest ways to raiseyour standards is to change your
(21:43):
environment if you spend time around people.
Who accept average effort. It's only a matter of time
before you do the same, but if you surround.
Yourself with people who. Demand more from themselves.
Who operate at a high level every day you will.
Naturally, elevate excellence iscontagious if you put yourself
(22:10):
in an environment where. High.
Standards are the norm. You won't have to force yourself
to rise. You'll rise automatically.
You won't tolerate. Laziness.
You won't tolerate inconsistency.
You won't tolerate mediocrity because it will no longer feel
normal to you. But your environment is only
(22:31):
part of the equation. The real.
Test of your standards happens when no one is watching, when
there's no one there to hold youaccountable, when it would be
easy to cut corners to slack off.
To give less. Than your best.
That's when your standards trulymatter.
Discipline is doing the right thing when no one would know if
(22:53):
you didn't. It's pushing yourself even when
there's no immediate reward. It's holding.
Yourself to a higher. Level even when no one else.
Does that's what separates the great.
From the average, most people don't fail because they lack.
(23:14):
The ability they fail because they lower their.
Standards. When things get hard, they let
their emotions dictate. Their effort they let.
Setbacks make them quit, but theones who?
Succeed they. Maintain their standards through
every challenge. Every failure, every obstacle.
(23:39):
If you want to master daily excellence, you must raise your
standards in every. Area of life.
In the way you work, in the way you train, in the way you handle
adversity, in the way you. Treat others.
Every moment is an opportunity to reinforce the identity of
(24:00):
someone who refuses to accept anything less than the best from
themselves. The 6th habit of daily.
Excellence is training your. Ability to take decisive action.
Most people hesitate. They overthink, they second
guess, they analyze every possible outcome before making a
move. And in that hesitation,
(24:22):
opportunities are lost. Momentum is.
Killed. Progress is delayed.
Excellence is built on. Speed of execution, The ability
to decide. And take action without
hesitation. The ability to trust.
Yourself enough to make a move even when you don't have all the
answers the. Ability to step forward, take
(24:43):
risks. And adjust along the way.
The people who win in life are not the ones who make the
perfect decisions. They are the ones who make fast
decisions. They don't wait for the stars to
align. They don't waste time debating
whether they should start. They don't sit in analysis
(25:04):
paralysis. They act.
And because they act, they create momentum.
Hesitation is a habit. Every time you delay, every time
you hesitate, every time you putoff a decision, you reinforce
the habit of inaction your brainstarts associating decision
(25:25):
making with. Stress with.
Overthinking with fear and eventually it becomes harder and
harder to take action on anything.
The fastest way to rewire. This habit is to.
Train yourself to act instantly the moment you know you need to
do something. Move.
(25:46):
If you need to speak up in a meeting.
Do it before you talk yourself out of it.
If you need to make an important.
Call do it. Before doubt creeps in if you
need to start on a task. Do it before your.
Brain has time to find an excusethe longer you wait.
(26:09):
The harder it gets. The more you hesitate, the more
your mind finds reasons not to act.
But if you build the habit of moving immediately.
You take away the. Power of hesitation.
You condition yourself to be someone who takes action no
matter what. The biggest lie people tell
themselves is that they need more time to think, more time to
(26:31):
plan, more time to prepare, but in reality most of the time
thinking more. Doesn't lead to better.
Decisions. It leads to no decision.
It leads to. Overanalyzing, second guessing,
and ultimately staying stuck. Decisiveness is a.
(26:52):
Skill. And like any skill, it gets
stronger the more you train it. The more you make quick, firm
decisions, the more confident you become in your ability to
figure things out. The more you.
Trust yourself to take. Action the more.
You realize? You don't need all the answers,
you just need to start. The key to decisive action is
(27:17):
learning to trust your instincts.
Most of the time you already know what needs to be done.
Your gut tells you. Your experience tells you, but
instead of acting. You hesitate, you let doubt.
Creep in. You let fear.
Of making the wrong. Choice paralyze you.
And in that hesitation. You lose.
(27:40):
Momentum, but the most. Successful.
People in the world, they act oninstinct.
They trust themselves. They know that even if they make
a wrong move, they can adjust. They don't fear mistakes because
they know that. Mistakes are just part of the
process. And because they don't hesitate,
(28:03):
they move faster, they accomplish more, they gain more
experience. Hesitation kills momentum, and
momentum is the. Key to success.
When you're in motion, everything gets easier.
Discipline gets easier, confidence gets stronger,
(28:23):
progress happens faster. But when you hesitate, you slow
yourself down. You.
Create resistance where there should be none.
You turn simple decisions into impossible ones.
The simplest way to train decisive action is to use the 5
second rule. The moment you know you need to
(28:44):
act, countdown. 5432. One and move speak.
Start take the first. Step before your mind has a
chance to convince you not to. The hardest part of anything is
starting, but once you start, momentum takes over.
You no longer. Have to force yourself, you just
(29:07):
keep. Moving and the more you train
yourself to start without hesitation, the easier it
becomes to take action in every.Area of your life.
If you want to achieve excellence, you must master.
The ability. To act, Not tomorrow, not when
you feel ready, not when you have more information now.
(29:29):
Because every great achievement,every success.
Story. Every breakthrough started.
With a single decisive action, the. 7th habit of daily.
Excellence is building mental toughness.
Excellence isn't just about. Skill.
It's about resilience. It's about how.
(29:50):
Well, you handle pressure, adversity, and setbacks because
no matter how talented you are, no matter how.
Hard you work life will test you.
Challenges will come. Obstacles.
Will appear. And if you don't have the mental
strength to. Push through you'll.
Break under the weight of resistance most.
(30:14):
People are soft. The moment things get.
Hard they fold the. Moment they hit discomfort.
They quit. The moment they experience.
Failure. They retreat.
And that's why they never reach their full potential, because
they give up too soon, because they never train their mind to
(30:34):
endure mental toughness. Is the ability to.
Keep moving forward no matter what to.
Perform at a high level. Even when you don't feel like
it. To stay.
Locked in on your goals even when nothing seems to be
working. Push past.
Pain, frustration and. Fatigue because you refuse to
(30:58):
settle. For less than you're.
Capable of the biggest. Enemy of mental toughness is
comfort when you make life. Too easy for yourself?
You become weak when you avoid challenges.
You stop growing when you protect yourself from
discomfort. You never.
(31:18):
Build the calluses. That make you unbreakable the.
Fastest way to build? Mental toughness.
Is to put yourself. In difficult situations on.
Purpose to do hard. Things every day to challenge
yourself in ways that. Force you to grow.
Because the more you. Expose yourself to difficulty.
(31:39):
The stronger you become, the more you push yourself past your
limits, the more you realize that your limits were never real
to begin with. Every time you push through
discomfort, you rewire your mind.
Every time you keep going when you want to stop, you train your
brain to be relentless. Every time you choose discipline
(32:02):
over ease, you make it harder for anything in life to break
you. The people who dominate in life
are not the ones who avoid failure.
They are the ones who can take. Failure.
Pain and struggle and keep goinganyway.
They are the ones who refuse to quit no matter how hard it gets.
(32:23):
They are the ones who embrace the grind because they know that
growth is forged in adversity. One of the best ways.
To develop mental toughness is through controlled hardship.
Wake up earlier than you want to.
Push yourself physically. Past your comfort zone, take on
(32:45):
challenges. That scare you?
Do the things you don't feel like doing over and over again
until discomfort becomes your normal.
Most people think toughness is something you're born with.
It's not. It's a skill, it's a muscle.
And like any muscle, if you don't train it.
It stays weak. But if you put it under stress,
(33:09):
if you push it beyond what's comfortable it.
Grows it. Adapts.
It becomes stronger. If you want to be the kind of
person who never quits, you mustprove it to.
Yourself daily. You must show yourself through
action that you can handle more than you think, that you are not
(33:29):
controlled by discomfort, that you can push past mental and
physical limits. The mistake most people make is
thinking. Toughness is built in extreme
moments, but it's built in the small.
Daily choices The choice to wake.
Up on time. The choice to train even when
you're tired. The choice to stay.
(33:50):
Focused, even when distractions are tempting those small.
Choices add up. They create a mindset that does
not break under pressure. The greatest athletes, the most
successful entrepreneurs, the highest achievers in the world,
all have one thing in common. They can endure.
(34:13):
They can suffer, they can face rejection, setbacks and failure
and keep going anyway. And that is what makes them
unstoppable. If you want to master daily
excellence, you must train your mind to be stronger than your
emotions. You must learn to push through
discomfort, to take action even when you don't feel like it.
(34:36):
To show up at a high. Level even when things aren't
going your way. That is the mindset.
That separates the elite. From the average, Excellence is
not something you chase, it's something you become every
single day. You are either reinforcing
habits of mediocrity or trainingyourself for greatness.
(34:57):
There is no in between. You're either making excuses,
hesitating, lowering your standards, or you are building
discipline, mastering your focus, and taking relentless
action. The difference between those who
win and those who don't is not luck.
It's not natural talent. It's not intelligence.
(35:19):
It's the daily commitment to excellence.
It's the choice to show. Up and operate at a high.
Level. No matter the circumstances, no
matter the obstacles, no matter how they feel in the moment.
Because success is not about what you do once it's.
(35:40):
About what you do. Every single day.
It's about. How you wake up in the morning.
It's about how you guard your focus.
It's about the. Discipline.
You enforce the standards you uphold and the way.
You carry yourself. Even when no one is watching.
(36:00):
Excellence is not a skill, it's an identity.
And the moment you decide to make it a way of life,
everything changes. Your confidence grows.
Your results accelerate. Your mindset strengthens.
You stop being controlled by distractions, hesitation or
temporary emotions. You start leading your life
(36:21):
with. Purpose.
Execution and an unshakable commitment to mastery.
The people who succeed. Are not waiting for the perfect
moment. They are not waiting to feel
motivated. They are not waiting for
permission. They make the decision right
now. To operate at a higher level.
(36:42):
To set the standard. To show up.
Differently. And that decision is yours to
make. You don't need more time, you
don't need more information, youdon't need to wait for anything
else. The only thing that matters?
Is what you do today the? Action you take, the standards
(37:02):
you enforce. The way you execute.
Right now. So the question is.
Will you choose? Excellence.
Not just today, Not just when it's easy.
Every single day.
Ever hit snooze and wonder whereyour drive went?
Imagine waking up every day withlaser focus and unstoppable
momentum. In today's episode, Jim Rohn
unveils the proven blueprint formastering daily excellence.
Ready to supercharge your habits?
Our new e-book, self-discipline Hacks for Everyone is waiting in
your show notes. Packed with bite sized, step by
(00:22):
step strategies guaranteed to make consistency effortless and
results inevitable. Let's dive in.
Excellence is not an event. It's a lifestyle.
It's not about a single moment of greatness.
It's about the quiet. Decisions you make.
Every day, the small. Choices.
The consistent habits, the standards you hold yourself to
(00:44):
when no one else is watching. That's where real.
Excellence is built, most peoplebelieve.
Success is about. Talent OR luck, they think the
people at the top have some kindof special advantage.
A gift, a head start. Better.
Circumstances, but that's not the truth.
(01:05):
The people who achieve. Lasting success.
The ones. Who rise to the top?
And stay there are the ones who have mastered the art of.
Daily excellence because. Success is not built in a day.
(01:25):
It's built in the daily choices you make when no one is paying
attention. It's built in the early
mornings, the late nights. The extra effort.
That most people aren't willing to.
Give it's. Built in the decision.
To show up. Even when you don't feel like
it. To push through the.
Resistance. To stick to the process.
(01:48):
Excellence is not a feeling, it's not something you chase.
It's something you become. Through your daily habits.
And here's the truth most peoplemiss Excellence is not about
perfection. It's about consistency.
It's not about getting it right every time.
It's about showing up and givingyour best effort every single
(02:11):
day. It's about having a standard for
yourself that is non negotiable.A mindset that says I don't
lower my standards to match. The world I.
Raise my standards to. Shape the world.
When you develop. The habit of daily.
Excellence. Success becomes inevitable.
You stop chasing results and youstart attracting them.
(02:34):
You stop relying on motivation and you start running on
discipline. You stop waiting for the right
moment and you start creating momentum through consistent
action. So the question is, how do you
build the mindset, the habits, and the systems that create
excellence every day? How do you train yourself to?
(02:56):
Operate at a higher. Standard automatically until it
becomes who. You are, that's exactly.
What we're going to cover Not theories, not vague ideas, but.
Real practical habits. That you can apply immediately
habits that have been tested andproven.
Habits that will. Rewire your mind, sharpen your
(03:18):
focus, and elevate your performance.
Excellence is not a destination,it's not a result.
It's a way of being. And once you learn how to master
it, every single. Day you'll separate.
Yourself from the crowd. The first habit of daily.
Excellence is mastering your mornings.
(03:40):
The way you start. Your day determines the.
Way you live your day if you. Begin with discipline, focus,
and. Purpose.
Those qualities will. Carry into everything else you
do, but if you start in a reactive state, hitting, snooze,
rushing through the morning. You set yourself up for.
(04:00):
Distraction, procrastination, and inconsistency.
Excellence begins before the world.
Wakes up it. Begins when you take control of
the first moments. Of your day.
Because if you can win the morning, you can win the day.
The key is not just waking up early, it's how you.
(04:22):
Wake up the best. Performers in the world wake up
with intention. They start their day with
purpose. Not by accident.
Before they do anything else, they prime their mind for
excellence. Some use affirmations, some
journal, some meditate, some move their body.
To wake up their Physiology. But they all have one thing in
(04:45):
common, they control. Their first thoughts?
Their first actions, and their first.
Priorities. If you want to master daily
excellence, your mornings must be non negotiable.
You must create a routine that strengthens your mindset,
energizes your body, and focusesyour attention on what matters
(05:07):
most. Even 10 minutes of focus morning
practice can rewire your brain and shift your entire day.
The mistake most people make is waiting to feel like doing it.
They wait for motivation to get up early.
They wait until they have the energy to start strong.
But that's not how excellence works.
(05:28):
If you. Wait to feel ready.
You'll stay stuck in the same patterns.
Instead, you train yourself to wake up and move, no matter how
you. Feel.
One of the simplest. But most powerful habits?
Is getting up as soon as your alarm goes off the moment you
hit snooze. You are training your mind to
(05:49):
procrastinate. You are conditioning yourself to
break commitments, and that carries into everything else you
do. But if you make waking up
immediately a rule, no debate, no delay.
You build the habit. Of instant execution when you
start your day with discipline. You carry.
(06:10):
That discipline into your. Work your goals, your decisions.
When you. Start your day with focus.
You train your brain to filter out distractions.
When you start your day with energy, you perform.
At a higher level. In everything you do, success
does not start with big achievements.
(06:31):
It starts with small, intentional choices, and if you
can master your mornings, you'llgain control over the rest.
Of your day. The second habit of daily
excellence is controlling your focus.
Your attention is your most. Valuable resource, whatever you.
Focus on expands. If you focus on problems, you
(06:52):
create more stress. If you focus on distractions,
you waste time and energy. But if you.
Direct your attention toward growth, execution, and results.
Your actions will align with success.
Most people never train their focus.
They wake. Up with good intentions, but by
(07:13):
the end of the day they wonder where their time went.
Excellence. Doesn't work that way.
It requires deliberate control. Over what gets your attention.
The people who dominate in life are not necessarily smarter or
more talented. They.
Simply know how to. Eliminate distractions and lock
(07:34):
in on what matters. They don't let the outside.
World dictate their priorities. They don't allow every message.
Every request or every? Interruption to pull them away
from their mission, you must train your mind to.
Focus like a laser. And the best way to.
Do this is by. Setting clear rules for your
attention. Block out time for.
(07:56):
Deep work protect your focus. As if it were the most important
thing in your life. Because it is excellence.
Is built in the moments when youchoose discipline over
distraction. Every time you say no to
something meaningless and say yes to your mission, you
(08:18):
reinforce the habit of concentration.
Distractions don't just waste time, they drain energy.
Every time you switch tasks, your brain has to recalibrate.
It takes effort to. Refocus.
This is why most. People feel exhausted.
At the end of the day, even if they didn't accomplish much,
(08:40):
they spent the day jumping from one thing to the next, never
fully locked in. The highest performers operate
differently. They create blocks.
Of deep, uninterrupted work theytrain their brain to stay on one
task for extended periods and asa result they get more done in a
(09:01):
few focused. Hours.
Than most people do in an entireday.
If you want to rewire your mind for excellence, you must learn.
To guard your focus. Start by removing the biggest
sources of distraction in your life.
Control your environment. Be ruthless.
With your time and most importantly, develop the
(09:23):
discipline to keep your attention on one thing at a
time. The third habit of daily.
Excellence is mastering your self-discipline.
Discipline is the bridge betweenwhere you are and where you want
to be. It's not talent.
It's not luck. It's not intelligence.
The people who win in life are the ones who can make
themselves. Do.
(09:43):
What needs to be? Done.
Especially when they don't feel like it, most people rely on.
Motivation. They wait.
Until they feel inspired, they wait until the conditions are
perfect, they wait until they'rein the mood.
And that's why they stay stuck. Because motivation is temporary.
(10:05):
It's unpredictable, it comes andgoes.
But discipline, that's permanent.
That's something you build. Discipline is a muscle.
The more you train it, the stronger it gets.
And just like a muscle, if you don't use it, it weakens.
(10:26):
Every time you make an excuse, Every time you procrastinate,
Every time you let. Yourself off the hook.
You make that muscle. Weaker, but.
Every time you follow through, every time you push yourself,
every time you keep a commitment, you strengthen it.
The secret to building discipline is to eliminate
negotiation most. People lose the battle.
(10:47):
Before they even start because they allow their mind to
negotiate. Should I go to the gym?
Or take the day off should I work?
On my goals or? Relax, should I do?
It now or later that back and forth drains your energy.
It gives your mind an opportunity to find an excuse.
(11:11):
The best performers don't negotiate with themselves.
They don't wait for motivation. They don't ask how they feel.
They don't debate. Whether they should follow
through, they just do it becauseit's who they.
Are because they've trained themselves to act automatically.
(11:32):
Discipline is about making a decision once and then never
debating it again. If you decide you're the kind of
person who. Wakes up early.
Then there's no discussion when the alarm goes off.
If you decide you're the kind ofperson who works out daily, then
it's non negotiable. If you decide you're the kind of
(11:52):
person who follows through on commitments, then it doesn't
matter how you feel in the moment.
The easiest way to build. Discipline is to start with
small daily commitments, even something as simple as making
your bed, drinking water first thing in the morning, or
sticking to a set routine. Because every time you keep a
(12:14):
small promise to yourself, you train your mind to follow
through. And that.
Carries over into bigger. Decisions, bigger goals and
bigger results. Discipline isn't about doing
things. Perfectly, it's about.
Doing them consistently some days will be harder than others.
(12:35):
Some days the last thing you want to.
Do is stick to? The plan.
But that's when it matters most.That's when you build the kind
of discipline. That.
Separates you from everyone. Else the 4th habit.
Of daily excellence is developing relentless
consistency. Most people start strong, but
(12:56):
very few stay consistent. They get excited.
They commit to new habits. They feel unstoppable.
But then something happens. Life gets in the way.
Their energy dips. They miss a day, then two, then
three, and before they know it. They're back to square. 1
(13:18):
Excellence isn't about what you do once in a while.
It's not about intensity. It's about consistency.
It's better to do something small every single day than to
go all out for a week and then quit.
The highest performers in the world aren't the ones.
Who go the? Hardest and short bursts.
They are the ones who show up day after day, no matter what.
(13:40):
Consistency is the foundation ofeverything.
Great success in any area, fitness, business, personal
growth, relationships comes downto your ability to keep showing
up even when the motivation is gone, even when the results
aren't immediate, even when no one else is watching most.
(14:04):
People fail because they expect results too quickly.
They work hard for a few weeks. But when they don't see instant
progress, they assume it's not working.
But that's not how success happens.
Growth isn't linear. The results don't come right
away. They compound over time.
And if you quit too soon, you never.
Reach the breakthrough. The people who achieve
(14:26):
excellence understand this. They don't stop just because
they don't see results. Right away.
They keep going. They.
Trust the process. They know that consistency
creates momentum, and momentum leads to massive transformation.
The key. To relentless consistency is
(14:46):
removing the decision making process.
When something is optional, it becomes negotiable, but when
it's a must, it gets done. No matter what.
You don't wake up and wonder. If you should brush your teeth,
you just do it because it's partof your identity.
(15:07):
It's who you are. If you want to be consistent,
you must approach your habits the same way.
Working on your goals is not optional.
Training your body is not optional.
Sticking to your commitments is not optional.
You don't do it when it's convenient.
You don't do it when you feel like it.
You do it because. That's the standard.
(15:30):
You've set for yourself. The biggest mistake people make
is relying on. Willpower.
Willpower is unreliable it. Fluctuates.
Some days it's strong, some daysit's weak.
And if your success depends on how much willpower you have in
the moment. You'll always.
Struggle to stay consistent. The best way to eliminate the
(15:55):
need for willpower. Is to create.
Systems. Systems make success automatic.
They remove the friction betweenyou and the action you need to
take. They make it easier to be
consistent because you don't have to think about it.
You just follow the plan. A system could be a set time
every day for your most important habit.
(16:16):
It could be preparing in advanceso that taking action becomes
effortless. It could be tracking your
progress to reinforce your commitment, whatever it is.
The goal? Is the same Take the decision
out of the process so that consistency becomes natural.
(16:37):
Another secret to consistency islowering the barrier to entry.
Most people set themselves up for failure by making their
goals too overwhelming. They tell themselves they need
to work out for an hour, write for three hours, or make huge
progress. Every day.
But when life gets busy, those expectations become impossible
(17:02):
to maintain. Excellence is not about going
all out. It's about never stopping.
Even if you only have 10 minutes, do something.
Even if you're tired. Take some action, even if you're
not at your best. Keep the streak alive.
Because the moment you stop completely, it becomes easier to
(17:22):
quit. But if you keep the habit.
Alive, no matter how. Small.
You maintain your momentum. Consistency isn't about
perfection. You will have days where you
slip up. You will.
Have moments where life gets in the way.
That's normal. What matters is that you get
back on track immediately. Most people let one missed day
(17:44):
turn into a missed week, then a missed month, and then they're
back at 0. But the ones who master
consistency, they never let one mistake break their momentum.
If you want to build relentless consistency, you must hold
yourself to a higher standard. You must see yourself as the
(18:06):
kind of person who follows through no matter what.
You must make your habits non negotiable and remove the mental
debate. And most importantly, you must
keep going even when you don't see.
Results right away, the 5th. Habit of daily excellence is
setting and maintaining high personal standards.
(18:28):
Your standards dictate your results.
You don't get what you want in life.
You get what you tolerate. If you accept mediocrity, that's
exactly what you'll. Experience if you demand
excellence from yourself. Your life will rise.
To meet that standard. Most people lower their.
(18:49):
Standards to match their environment, they.
Adapt to the people. Around them if they work in a
lazy. Unmotivated culture, they start.
Making excuses. If they surround themselves with
average thinkers, they start thinking small.
If they see others. Cutting corners, they start
(19:09):
doing the same. But excellence is not about
adapting to your environment. It's about setting the standard,
regardless of what's happening around you.
It's about refusing to accept anything less than your best
effort. It's about holding yourself
accountable to. A.
(19:30):
Higher level of discipline, focus and execution.
Your personal standards determine the way.
You show up every day if your. Standard is to do the bare
minimum. That's exactly what you'll do.
If your standard is to only takeaction when you feel like it,
you'll stay inconsistent. But if your standard is.
(19:52):
To perform at your highest level.
No matter the circumstances. You will separate yourself.
From the majority, excellence isn't about being.
Perfect. It's about.
Consistently striving to operateat the highest level possible.
It's about choosing discipline when others.
Choose excuses. It's about choosing focus when
(20:14):
others choose distractions. It's about choosing to push
yourself further when others would stop.
The mistake most people make is letting their feelings dictate
their standards. They.
Say I'll do it. When I feel.
Ready or I'll? Put in more effort when the
(20:35):
results start coming. But that's backwards.
Excellence is built by sticking to your standards even when the
motivation isn't there. High standards are about non
negotiables. These are the things you commit
to doing no matter what, if yourstandard is to be disciplined.
With your health. Then skipping workouts is not an
(20:58):
option. If your standard is to be
focused in your work, then distractions are not
entertained. If your standard is to be
reliable then following through on commitments is mandatory.
You must decide what your non negotiables.
Are. And once you do, you must
(21:20):
enforce them. Ruthlessly, because every.
Time you lower your standards even slightly, you reinforce the
habit of making. Excuses, but every.
Time you hold the line, you reinforce the identity of
someone who does. What they say they will do.
One of the fastest ways to raiseyour standards is to change your
(21:43):
environment if you spend time around people.
Who accept average effort. It's only a matter of time
before you do the same, but if you surround.
Yourself with people who. Demand more from themselves.
Who operate at a high level every day you will.
Naturally, elevate excellence iscontagious if you put yourself
(22:10):
in an environment where. High.
Standards are the norm. You won't have to force yourself
to rise. You'll rise automatically.
You won't tolerate. Laziness.
You won't tolerate inconsistency.
You won't tolerate mediocrity because it will no longer feel
normal to you. But your environment is only
(22:31):
part of the equation. The real.
Test of your standards happens when no one is watching, when
there's no one there to hold youaccountable, when it would be
easy to cut corners to slack off.
To give less. Than your best.
That's when your standards trulymatter.
Discipline is doing the right thing when no one would know if
(22:53):
you didn't. It's pushing yourself even when
there's no immediate reward. It's holding.
Yourself to a higher. Level even when no one else.
Does that's what separates the great.
From the average, most people don't fail because they lack.
(23:14):
The ability they fail because they lower their.
Standards. When things get hard, they let
their emotions dictate. Their effort they let.
Setbacks make them quit, but theones who?
Succeed they. Maintain their standards through
every challenge. Every failure, every obstacle.
(23:39):
If you want to master daily excellence, you must raise your
standards in every. Area of life.
In the way you work, in the way you train, in the way you handle
adversity, in the way you. Treat others.
Every moment is an opportunity to reinforce the identity of
(24:00):
someone who refuses to accept anything less than the best from
themselves. The 6th habit of daily.
Excellence is training your. Ability to take decisive action.
Most people hesitate. They overthink, they second
guess, they analyze every possible outcome before making a
move. And in that hesitation,
(24:22):
opportunities are lost. Momentum is.
Killed. Progress is delayed.
Excellence is built on. Speed of execution, The ability
to decide. And take action without
hesitation. The ability to trust.
Yourself enough to make a move even when you don't have all the
answers the. Ability to step forward, take
(24:43):
risks. And adjust along the way.
The people who win in life are not the ones who make the
perfect decisions. They are the ones who make fast
decisions. They don't wait for the stars to
align. They don't waste time debating
whether they should start. They don't sit in analysis
(25:04):
paralysis. They act.
And because they act, they create momentum.
Hesitation is a habit. Every time you delay, every time
you hesitate, every time you putoff a decision, you reinforce
the habit of inaction your brainstarts associating decision
(25:25):
making with. Stress with.
Overthinking with fear and eventually it becomes harder and
harder to take action on anything.
The fastest way to rewire. This habit is to.
Train yourself to act instantly the moment you know you need to
do something. Move.
(25:46):
If you need to speak up in a meeting.
Do it before you talk yourself out of it.
If you need to make an important.
Call do it. Before doubt creeps in if you
need to start on a task. Do it before your.
Brain has time to find an excusethe longer you wait.
(26:09):
The harder it gets. The more you hesitate, the more
your mind finds reasons not to act.
But if you build the habit of moving immediately.
You take away the. Power of hesitation.
You condition yourself to be someone who takes action no
matter what. The biggest lie people tell
themselves is that they need more time to think, more time to
(26:31):
plan, more time to prepare, but in reality most of the time
thinking more. Doesn't lead to better.
Decisions. It leads to no decision.
It leads to. Overanalyzing, second guessing,
and ultimately staying stuck. Decisiveness is a.
(26:52):
Skill. And like any skill, it gets
stronger the more you train it. The more you make quick, firm
decisions, the more confident you become in your ability to
figure things out. The more you.
Trust yourself to take. Action the more.
You realize? You don't need all the answers,
you just need to start. The key to decisive action is
(27:17):
learning to trust your instincts.
Most of the time you already know what needs to be done.
Your gut tells you. Your experience tells you, but
instead of acting. You hesitate, you let doubt.
Creep in. You let fear.
Of making the wrong. Choice paralyze you.
And in that hesitation. You lose.
(27:40):
Momentum, but the most. Successful.
People in the world, they act oninstinct.
They trust themselves. They know that even if they make
a wrong move, they can adjust. They don't fear mistakes because
they know that. Mistakes are just part of the
process. And because they don't hesitate,
(28:03):
they move faster, they accomplish more, they gain more
experience. Hesitation kills momentum, and
momentum is the. Key to success.
When you're in motion, everything gets easier.
Discipline gets easier, confidence gets stronger,
(28:23):
progress happens faster. But when you hesitate, you slow
yourself down. You.
Create resistance where there should be none.
You turn simple decisions into impossible ones.
The simplest way to train decisive action is to use the 5
second rule. The moment you know you need to
(28:44):
act, countdown. 5432. One and move speak.
Start take the first. Step before your mind has a
chance to convince you not to. The hardest part of anything is
starting, but once you start, momentum takes over.
You no longer. Have to force yourself, you just
(29:07):
keep. Moving and the more you train
yourself to start without hesitation, the easier it
becomes to take action in every.Area of your life.
If you want to achieve excellence, you must master.
The ability. To act, Not tomorrow, not when
you feel ready, not when you have more information now.
(29:29):
Because every great achievement,every success.
Story. Every breakthrough started.
With a single decisive action, the. 7th habit of daily.
Excellence is building mental toughness.
Excellence isn't just about. Skill.
It's about resilience. It's about how.
(29:50):
Well, you handle pressure, adversity, and setbacks because
no matter how talented you are, no matter how.
Hard you work life will test you.
Challenges will come. Obstacles.
Will appear. And if you don't have the mental
strength to. Push through you'll.
Break under the weight of resistance most.
(30:14):
People are soft. The moment things get.
Hard they fold the. Moment they hit discomfort.
They quit. The moment they experience.
Failure. They retreat.
And that's why they never reach their full potential, because
they give up too soon, because they never train their mind to
(30:34):
endure mental toughness. Is the ability to.
Keep moving forward no matter what to.
Perform at a high level. Even when you don't feel like
it. To stay.
Locked in on your goals even when nothing seems to be
working. Push past.
Pain, frustration and. Fatigue because you refuse to
(30:58):
settle. For less than you're.
Capable of the biggest. Enemy of mental toughness is
comfort when you make life. Too easy for yourself?
You become weak when you avoid challenges.
You stop growing when you protect yourself from
discomfort. You never.
(31:18):
Build the calluses. That make you unbreakable the.
Fastest way to build? Mental toughness.
Is to put yourself. In difficult situations on.
Purpose to do hard. Things every day to challenge
yourself in ways that. Force you to grow.
Because the more you. Expose yourself to difficulty.
(31:39):
The stronger you become, the more you push yourself past your
limits, the more you realize that your limits were never real
to begin with. Every time you push through
discomfort, you rewire your mind.
Every time you keep going when you want to stop, you train your
brain to be relentless. Every time you choose discipline
(32:02):
over ease, you make it harder for anything in life to break
you. The people who dominate in life
are not the ones who avoid failure.
They are the ones who can take. Failure.
Pain and struggle and keep goinganyway.
They are the ones who refuse to quit no matter how hard it gets.
(32:23):
They are the ones who embrace the grind because they know that
growth is forged in adversity. One of the best ways.
To develop mental toughness is through controlled hardship.
Wake up earlier than you want to.
Push yourself physically. Past your comfort zone, take on
(32:45):
challenges. That scare you?
Do the things you don't feel like doing over and over again
until discomfort becomes your normal.
Most people think toughness is something you're born with.
It's not. It's a skill, it's a muscle.
And like any muscle, if you don't train it.
It stays weak. But if you put it under stress,
(33:09):
if you push it beyond what's comfortable it.
Grows it. Adapts.
It becomes stronger. If you want to be the kind of
person who never quits, you mustprove it to.
Yourself daily. You must show yourself through
action that you can handle more than you think, that you are not
(33:29):
controlled by discomfort, that you can push past mental and
physical limits. The mistake most people make is
thinking. Toughness is built in extreme
moments, but it's built in the small.
Daily choices The choice to wake.
Up on time. The choice to train even when
you're tired. The choice to stay.
(33:50):
Focused, even when distractions are tempting those small.
Choices add up. They create a mindset that does
not break under pressure. The greatest athletes, the most
successful entrepreneurs, the highest achievers in the world,
all have one thing in common. They can endure.
(34:13):
They can suffer, they can face rejection, setbacks and failure
and keep going anyway. And that is what makes them
unstoppable. If you want to master daily
excellence, you must train your mind to be stronger than your
emotions. You must learn to push through
discomfort, to take action even when you don't feel like it.
(34:36):
To show up at a high. Level even when things aren't
going your way. That is the mindset.
That separates the elite. From the average, Excellence is
not something you chase, it's something you become every
single day. You are either reinforcing
habits of mediocrity or trainingyourself for greatness.
(34:57):
There is no in between. You're either making excuses,
hesitating, lowering your standards, or you are building
discipline, mastering your focus, and taking relentless
action. The difference between those who
win and those who don't is not luck.
It's not natural talent. It's not intelligence.
(35:19):
It's the daily commitment to excellence.
It's the choice to show. Up and operate at a high.
Level. No matter the circumstances, no
matter the obstacles, no matter how they feel in the moment.
Because success is not about what you do once it's.
(35:40):
About what you do. Every single day.
It's about. How you wake up in the morning.
It's about how you guard your focus.
It's about the. Discipline.
You enforce the standards you uphold and the way.
You carry yourself. Even when no one is watching.
(36:00):
Excellence is not a skill, it's an identity.
And the moment you decide to make it a way of life,
everything changes. Your confidence grows.
Your results accelerate. Your mindset strengthens.
You stop being controlled by distractions, hesitation or
temporary emotions. You start leading your life
(36:21):
with. Purpose.
Execution and an unshakable commitment to mastery.
The people who succeed. Are not waiting for the perfect
moment. They are not waiting to feel
motivated. They are not waiting for
permission. They make the decision right
now. To operate at a higher level.
(36:42):
To set the standard. To show up.
Differently. And that decision is yours to
make. You don't need more time, you
don't need more information, youdon't need to wait for anything
else. The only thing that matters?
Is what you do today the? Action you take, the standards
(37:02):
you enforce. The way you execute.
Right now. So the question is.
Will you choose? Excellence.
Not just today, Not just when it's easy.
Every single day.
Popular Podcasts
Amy Robach & T.J. Holmes present: Aubrey O’Day, Covering the Diddy Trial
Introducing… Aubrey O’Day Diddy’s former protege, television personality, platinum selling music artist, Danity Kane alum Aubrey O’Day joins veteran journalists Amy Robach and TJ Holmes to provide a unique perspective on the trial that has captivated the attention of the nation. Join them throughout the trial as they discuss, debate, and dissect every detail, every aspect of the proceedings. Aubrey will offer her opinions and expertise, as only she is qualified to do given her first-hand knowledge. From her days on Making the Band, as she emerged as the breakout star, the truth of the situation would be the opposite of the glitz and glamour. Listen throughout every minute of the trial, for this exclusive coverage. Amy Robach and TJ Holmes present Aubrey O’Day, Covering the Diddy Trial, an iHeartRadio podcast.
Betrayal: Season 4
Karoline Borega married a man of honor – a respected Colorado Springs Police officer. She knew there would be sacrifices to accommodate her husband’s career. But she had no idea that he was using his badge to fool everyone. This season, we expose a man who swore two sacred oaths—one to his badge, one to his bride—and broke them both. We follow Karoline as she questions everything she thought she knew about her partner of over 20 years. And make sure to check out Seasons 1-3 of Betrayal, along with Betrayal Weekly Season 1.
Crime Junkie
Does hearing about a true crime case always leave you scouring the internet for the truth behind the story? Dive into your next mystery with Crime Junkie. Every Monday, join your host Ashley Flowers as she unravels all the details of infamous and underreported true crime cases with her best friend Brit Prawat. From cold cases to missing persons and heroes in our community who seek justice, Crime Junkie is your destination for theories and stories you won’t hear anywhere else. Whether you're a seasoned true crime enthusiast or new to the genre, you'll find yourself on the edge of your seat awaiting a new episode every Monday. If you can never get enough true crime... Congratulations, you’ve found your people. Follow to join a community of Crime Junkies! Crime Junkie is presented by audiochuck Media Company.