Ken Eash

This is who I am. I am ME. Me is interested in many 100s or maybe even 1000s of things. Personal GROWTH and positive IMPACT are what drives my interests. This channel is a documentation of me attempting to monetize my interests to fuel a life I don't want to retire from. Come along for the ride. Learn. Share. Grow. And remember, you can do whatever you want in life, but whatever you do, DO GOOD WORK!

Education is great, and all. But there's so MUCH about life that ISN'T taught in school that would be infinitely more useful to most people than learning how to write a 10k word essay, or calculus, or even what the capital of (random African country) is. Here's 6 1/2 things I wish I had learned in school, but didn't. AND the #1 thing I've learned (continuing to learn) since dropping out of high school. -How to find or create work you love (business management) -Using tech to make life better -How to be an effective salesman -Finding purpose in life -Personality insights -How money actually works -Critical thinking

There's never enough time in a day, but you can "create" more time in your day with these 9 strategies. Do good work.

Update on my business....es - Farm woes - Exciting news in my coaching/consulting biz - Bi-polar construction market How imagination plays into your success: - why we humans take actions - how to train yourself to succeed - what to do instead of using will-power

Join Amy and I for some hard hitting truths, served up with a spoonful of sugar. Discussion points: 1. what do you meant by be brave and be smart? 2. what's wrong with the advice "just do it!" 3. what are some tips to being brave? 4. what are some tips to being smart? 5. are the concepts of being brave/smart total opposites? is one more important than the other? 6. are you (Amy) more likely to be brave or smart?

Today we're talking through if you should, and how to, create a life strategy in order to get the life you want.

JLD from EOF podcast says FOCUS means follow one course until success. That's never more true than when you are starting your own business. -bees and bee stings -changes coming to TCLP -doing hard things -EDGEcon ticket giveaway -main topic: FOCUS

Jack Allweil: an actuary by trade (still do it as a 9-5) but started house hacking in 2017 and have now expanded my knowledge to be able to acquire more rental units (now up to 13) Here's what we cover: How'd you get into actuarial work? What is an actuary? How did you start house hacking? What were some of the knock on effects of that? How do you go about analyzing a property and acquiring them? What are some books that you'd recommend? What are your books about? Connect with Jack: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jack-allweil-fsa-3b1a3318/ Find his books and websites here: https://fired-to-fire.com/ https://brothersonbooks.com/ https://www.amazon.com/Make-Better-Bets-Actuarys-Russian-ebook/dp/B0893K72LZ/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8 https://www.amazon.com/15-Weeks-Pass-Actuarial-Exam/dp/1734895632/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1O3LI9D3CBH73&keywords=jack+allweil&qid=1647459156&sprefix=jack+allweil%2Caps%2C92&sr=8-1#customerReviews

Went from selling chemical death by the metric ton for the oligarchs, to off grid medical cannabis promoter/preacher. I started an Air Roasted Specialty Coffee company to fund my adventures and experiments. When the covid hit, I started TheSquatchFest to give liberty/freedom minded humans a place to gather and commune. Recently finished a broadcast studio space and have been filing in on UnLoose the Goose. And most recently launched @Scramblin University a live show to share knowledge and build community.

This podcast comes from a question I received from Alan over on MeWe. Alan asked: "My question is how do you narrow down which opportunity to put your efforts into? "My current dilemma is I have a million ideas, a thousand opportunities and bandwidth and cash to do 2 or 3, or honestly 1 really well. Struggling to get myself focused on the one or two that I should put my primary effort, and especially cash into and I think with the current administration, I will need to figure that out quickly."

This podcast comes from a question I received from Alan over on MeWe. Alan asked: "My question is how do you narrow down which opportunity to put your efforts into? "My current dilemma is I have a million ideas, a thousand opportunities and bandwidth and cash to do 2 or 3, or honestly 1 really well. Struggling to get myself focused on the one or two that I should put my primary effort, and especially cash into and I think with the current administration, I will need to figure that out quickly."

1. They Set Goals Successful people know what they want. More than that, they actively set goals in order to get what they want. Having goals in mind doesn't count either. You need to write your goals down, and then break them down into an action plan. 2. They Stay Healthy Staying healthy is key on the road to success. A proper diet, solid exercise routine and getting enough sleep are 3 of the most powerful things you can do. Being healthy will let you focus on the pursuit of success and not worry about always getting sick or fatigued. 3. They Face Fear Fear is one of the biggest roadblocks to success. Just think about things you might have missed out on because you were too nervous to take a chance. Successful people feel fear just like the rest of us, but instead of giving up they face it. 4. They Learn It is kind of a shame that school ends so early in our lives. Some people feel like that means they are done learning. This couldn't be further from the truth. A commitment to lifelong learning will propel you towards success by keeping your mind sharp, and your skills up to date. 5. They Stay Organized There may be a handful of geniuses who are able to create and think surrounded by a mess, but for the rest of us "normies" a cluttered space is nothing more than a distraction. You will save time, energy and boost focus if you keep your space neat and tidy. 6. They Keep Balance What is the point of success if you don't take time to enjoy it? Hard work is clearly important but remember to relish the good times along the way. Having a life balance will keep energy levels high and give you something to look forward to besides work. 7. They Take Time to Think Do you ever make time to just think? Successful people do. They know that being successful means continually thinking "what next?". If you want to be more successful, schedule 20-30 minutes of quiet thinking time into your day. 8. They Surround Themselves With Inspiring People If you want to be successful, it helps to have successful friends. Besides the doors they may open for you, having successful friends will inspire you. You will learn what makes them tick, and it's never a bad thing to have a likeminded social circle. 9. They Plan Their Day Do you ever find yourself wondering what to do next? Successful people don't. They take time to plan their day, because they know that the time invested will pay off. Taking half an hour to plan your day, could save countless hours of wondering what to do next.

1. They Set Goals Successful people know what they want. More than that, they actively set goals in order to get what they want. Having goals in mind doesn't count either. You need to write your goals down, and then break them down into an action plan. 2. They Stay Healthy Staying healthy is key on the road to success. A proper diet, solid exercise routine and getting enough sleep are 3 of the most powerful things you can do. Being healthy will let you focus on the pursuit of success and not worry about always getting sick or fatigued. 3. They Face Fear Fear is one of the biggest roadblocks to success. Just think about things you might have missed out on because you were too nervous to take a chance. Successful people feel fear just like the rest of us, but instead of giving up they face it. 4. They Learn It is kind of a shame that school ends so early in our lives. Some people feel like that means they are done learning. This couldn't be further from the truth. A commitment to lifelong learning will propel you towards success by keeping your mind sharp, and your skills up to date. 5. They Stay Organized There may be a handful of geniuses who are able to create and think surrounded by a mess, but for the rest of us "normies" a cluttered space is nothing more than a distraction. You will save time, energy and boost focus if you keep your space neat and tidy. 6. They Keep Balance What is the point of success if you don't take time to enjoy it? Hard work is clearly important but remember to relish the good times along the way. Having a life balance will keep energy levels high and give you something to look forward to besides work. 7. They Take Time to Think Do you ever make time to just think? Successful people do. They know that being successful means continually thinking "what next?". If you want to be more successful, schedule 20-30 minutes of quiet thinking time into your day. 8. They Surround Themselves With Inspiring People If you want to be successful, it helps to have successful friends. Besides the doors they may open for you, having successful friends will inspire you. You will learn what makes them tick, and it's never a bad thing to have a likeminded social circle. 9. They Plan Their Day Do you ever find yourself wondering what to do next? Successful people don't. They take time to plan their day, because they know that the time invested will pay off. Taking half an hour to plan your day, could save countless hours of wondering what to do next.

#100days live #21 This is a livestream recording of the Teen Catalyst podcast, episode 130.

Tip from Conner Boyack in his book for teens: How to Not Suck at Life. Check out the recent podcast episode where I had Conner Boyack on my show, the Constructive Liberty Podcast. https://player.captivate.fm/episode/b4cc4d1a-7dde-4920-b23c-776c90bad203

I will be recording The Constructive Liberty Podcast live at 10AM Central time. You can catch the live video on 3 different platforms: Flote: https://flote.app/user/Keneash YT: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuh0p8AyHF1cSH7KWO3RXLQ FB: https://www.facebook.com/constructivelibertypodcast

Do the things the kind of person you want to be would do.

Thoughts stemming from a conversation I had recently.

Get out of your head, quit overthinking things, and quit stressing. Just do the work. #100dayslive #day9

You caught me doing one of my favorite things....reading a personal development book 😏📖

There's four part to fulfilling work: Interests, Skills, Money, IMPACT! #100dayslive #day2