Success Road: Inspiration For Your Journey

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Our guest this week is Aaron Walker. He has started several businesses throughout the years, but his current endeavor is "View from the Top." Aaron shares some fantastic things, including: How he started is first business How he retired several times, the first time at age 27 How he recovered from a tragedy How he helps men grow themselves and their business through his mastermind groups Aaron has generously shared several things for you to download: Personal Assessment What Do I Want? Steps to a Productive Day Just go to http://viewfromthetop.com/success  

Dan Black was on the podcast to talk about his book "The Leadership Mandate" back in episode 33. That was back when this podcast was Quality Living Made Simple. I'm actually going to replay that episode for you here in minute, but before I do, I wanted to let you know that Dan has written a new book that is now available. It's called "The Little Book of Personal Growth: Start Growing and Achieve your Potential." You can get your copy on Amazon. Until August 3rd, it's available for $2.99, which is about half off. So hurry and grab your copy right away. You can also get a PDF copy of "The Leadership Mandate" for free if you forward your Amazon receipt to thelittlebookbonuses@gmail.com. I think I will also throw in a bonus for you. If you also forward that Amazon receipt to me, I'll send you the PDF copy of my book, "Leave Nothing Undone: 13 Key Lessons from the Life of Joshua." My email is joshua@podcastguy.co. You can get the book by going to joshuarivers.net/dan. That is also an affiliate link, so I'll g

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Jason Pockrandt joins us and shares his burden for fathers. Here's Jason's Tedx Talk: https://youtu.be/BbnxAHET72Y Here's Jason's book, "Father-Daughter Conversations": http://joshuarivers.net/father-daughter  

Who are you? Welcome to the Success Road podcast. Success is not a destination, it is a journey. My name is Joshua Rivers and we discover things that help us on this road of success. Sometimes there are little things that can make a big difference. Sometimes, we need to delve into bigger questions. Throughout history, people have sought to answer several big questions: Who am I? Where did I come from? Where am I going? Why am I here? Philosophers in many different countries and religions have pondered these questions and have come up with just as many opinions on what the answers are. I’m not going to be so bold as to say that I have all the answers or have figured it all out, but I do believe that God has given us answers in the Bible. I do look at or listen to what others have to say, but I try to look in the Bible for the final say. If you’ve listened to this podcast for a while, it’s no secret that I’m a Christian and that God and the Bible play a big part in my life. As a side note,

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This year, my wife and I have some definite financial goals and we have a plan that we are following. Debt-free The biggest financial goal we have is to become completely debt-free. Yes, that includes our house! Let me share a little bit about our journey, and then share some things you can take away from it. Our Journey My wife and I were introduced to Dave Ramsey back in 2004. Well, we weren't introduced personally - just introduced to his book: "Financial Freedom." We had been married less than a year at that time and we had a little bit of debt: I had a credit card (which I had maxed out between a laptop computer, engagement ring, and honeymoon) and my wife had a car payment. I was terrible with finances. I mentioned that maxed-out credit card. At one time before we got married, I had gone to an ATM to withdraw $40 from that credit card, deposited the money in my checking account, and then paid that same credit card $40. Did I mention that I was terrible with finances? My wife, on the other hand, wa

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