Still Resisting C.H.A.N.G.E.?

Kenny Chapman breaks down a six-step framework for embracing change: Clarity about what you want, Habit in daily routines, Action, Never giving up, Gratitude, and Enthusiasm. He uses his own story of quitting smoking in the military and quotes from Buffett and Tony Robbins to show how these principles work.
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Foreign. Are you still struggling with change? Kenny Chapman here, the blue collar coach. Freedom Friday. Focus. Here's the deal. I wrote this book for you. You don't even need to buy this book if you don't want. I want you to apply the strategies from this book which will set you free, my friend. So when you think about change, a lot of people view resistance. A lot of people view uncertainty. A lot of people view fear. A lot of people view challenge, A lot of people view pain. Right. What these different types of things represent to you completely matters. Jared, what's up, brother? Good to see you, man. So I'm talking about six dimensions. You're familiar with these. And so what happens, though? A lot of people get. Get away from them. Howie, what's up, buddy? I'm talking about six dimensions this morning because a lot of people resist change, and change is a necessary part of life. Drew, what's up, man? So when you think about, you know, it's not about buying this book. It's about applying the principle. Sean. Oh, hey, man. It's about applying the principles. When you get clarity, the number one C of the six dimensions, are you really clear about what you want, who you are, where you're going, and who you want to play with? That becomes the question. How clear are you? Right. Clarity helps with change, my friends. Most people are wandering around sheep walking through life. What do you want? Why are you here? Why did you get up this morning? What's the clarity? H. Habit. Warren Buffett said it best. Habits are like chains that are too light to be felt until they become too heavy to be broken. Any previous smokers on the line? Any current smokers on the line? Right. I know I smoked like a freight train when I was in the military, when I was in Gulf War, Desert Storm. Oh, whatever. I developed a very strong habit that was very challenging to eliminate once I got back to the States. What about you? What are the habits in your life? Tony Robbins also said, you know, you're not committed to your standards, you're not committed to your goals, but you are 100% committed to your habits, my friend. Then we go to a. You want to get clear with change. Dano, what's up, buddy? When you get clear with change. Now we go through the H. Now we get to the A and take massive, massive action. Life's going to turn on you. Different things are going to come at you. You're going to be attacked by people, by presence, by different things in life. And that's all good. You just keep taking massive action and moving forward. And that brings us to the end. It's not. Again, if you're just joining us today, it's not about buying this book. It's about applying the principles of the six dimensions. Because when you get to in and you never give up on yourself, on your truth, on your vision, on your heart, on your relationships, on who you are in never give up. Then we hit G. Gratitude, my friends. That's something that's missing from this planet so sorely, so much, so unbelievably selfish in so many ways. Get some gratitude. Change your life forever. See, most of the world lives on less than $3 a day. Most of us are chasing wealth. Really. What's that look like? Gee. Gratitude. And then, my friends, I'll wrap you up here with E. When you're fearing change, you've got to dig in and you've got to find some enthusiasm. See, most of us are just wandering through life. Oh, it's morning out here. It's, it's another boring day, blah, blah. Rather than going, man, this is amazing. I got a chance. God, let me wake up today to this amazing beauty in the world and I get a chance to go to the office and build content and change lives and do what I came here to do. Is it without challenge? No. Is it without change? No. Is it without fear? No. Is it without pain? No. But it's about change and it's your time. My friend Les Brown taught me you've got more and I want it. Until we talk, my friends. Kenny Chapman, the blue collar coach, fired up on a freedom Friday. Have a better than fantastic weekend PE.










