Live Better

This week on the Growth Guide Podcast we talked to Eric Partaker, author of The 3 Alarms: A Simple System to Transform Your Health, Wealth, and Relationships Forever.

The 3 Alarms Method is a way to segment your life across the 3 important domains: health, wealth and relationships.

The goal is to have you live a life where you experience success over the long term without sacrificing what matters.

Here are some of the practical things you’ll learn in this book:

• Add 13 weeks to your life every year

• 2x your melatonin to promote deeper sleep

• Improve your productivity by designing your day

• How to complete your work 5x faster with the 80/20 rule

• 5 common traps stopping you from reaching your full potential

• 3 phone alarms that can transform your health, wealth and relationships

Click below to listen to the episode:

Achieve More

People get the Law of Attraction wrong.

The problem is they’re focused on the law of Attraction.

But, what they should be focusing on is the Law of Attraction.

The law of attraction suggests our conscious and unconscious thoughts influence our lives by attracting events and circumstances. The premise is simple, like attracts like:

• Focus on positive thoughts, and you’ll attract positive outcomes

• Focus on negative thoughts, and you’ll attract negative outcomes

Here are the key points most people consider for the Law of Action:

• Ask: Know what you want and ask the universe for it

• Believe: Believe you’ll get what you want

• Receive: Be open to receiving it

If you want to be successful, you need to combine these Three Laws:

1. Attraction

2. Planning

3. Action

Click below to read more about the Law of AttrACTION and the Three Laws:.

Be Financially Free

I read a few sad statistics recently.

30% of Americans can't retire until they're 80, and life expectancy is 77

Roughly 40% of Americans think winning the lottery is a good retirement plan

I thought of these two statistics when my Dad texted me today...

Lotteries prey on the poor and lesser educated.

Those most likely to play the lottery regularly are typically:

• Poor

• Largely minorities

• And often drug addicts

Lotteries are a Regressive Tax which place a greater burden on low-income earners.

I wrote a thread on Twitter today on this topic, which is one that really bothers me and is near and dear to my heart.

A Thought

We so often get caught up in the hustle and bustle of life, we forget to stop and tell those closest to us I Love You or I Appreciate You.

I think about my two boys and how hard I push the future with them versus sharing with them how proud of them I am Right Now.

A Question

Who in your life can you take a second to say to:

• I Love You

• I Appreciate You

• I’m Proud of You

Etc.

For the Thought and Question, drop me a note - I want to hear from you.

3 Al