Two people share the daily habits they credit with success: reading, quiet time for reflection, and intentional presence. Speaker A started this routine at 19 with his three daughters. Both emphasize consistency and learning from people they admire, then putting what they learn into practice.
So for me, I believe that success is found in your daily routine. That's what I learned early on at 19 years old. And so I started changing my routine around and I realized that there was some fundamental habits that was necessary for my progress in life, not just in business in general, but in life in every area. One of them is reading, reading every day, making sure that I empowered myself, I learned something every day. So it was reading. It was having some quiet time, just spending time whether it's in prayer or journaling. And it kind of goes along in my reading time. And then another habit that I want to make sure that I implement, especially because my— we have 3 daughters. And so really just making sure that I cherish every moment, making that a habit to be conscious and present with the family.
That's good. I would say very similar for me. You know, I have 3 habits As just like what Joey said, as I got around people that were successful, I realized that they had all common traits, some common habits. And so these are 3 that I picked up, right? One was reading every single day something off of, something off of a, you know, obviously a success principle book list or something like that. So just a success mindset book. Listening to something as well, right? So listening to an audio of some sort, somebody successful. Someone that I aspire to, or just something in that nature. And then the third thing is output. So whether it's, you know, applying the things that I read or applying something that I listen to, but just outputting something into the world that I've learned. And that's something that I try to just make sure I practice. And for sure, like Joey said, every, you know, in this new year, every day. Mm-hmm.
