Brian Kaskavalciyan asks Speaker B about building a successful mindset. He walks five miles every morning to think clearly, and realized he was living his stated priorities in reverse order: he said God, wife, child, friends, job mattered most, but acted like job came first. Real change meant aligning daily actions with what he actually valued.
What are some of the specific things that you've done to work on your mindset, get your mindset to that place of being the business investor that you are now?
You know, as simple as it sounds, it's finding time alone to actually think. I try to walk 5 miles every morning and that's the best part of my day. It's when I make important decisions. It's when you have clarity and try not to look at this thing. That helps my mindset a lot. And then setting your priorities for you. Years, I was just a skilled liar because if you asked me what they were, I would say my top 5 were God, my wife, my child, my friends, and my job. And in reality, I was living it in the complete reverse order. And so it's being honest with yourself and then finding time to get alone and having the right mindset
