276: The #1 Key to Immediate and Lasting Happiness with Ryland Engelhart

Achieve Your Goals with Hal Elrod

Hal Elrod

Education, Self-improvement, Business

4.8 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 19 June 2019

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

On a scale of 1-10, how grateful would you say that you are every day, in each moment, and how present are you for all that you have to be grateful for?

Personally, I believe that GRATITUDE is the key to true and lasting happiness, and I would humbly rate myself at a "9" on the gratitude scale. But that wasn't always the case for me. In fact, quite the opposite.

Just ask my mom. She'll tell you that, growing up, gratitude was definitely NOT one of my strengths. It wasn't until I learned the power that gratitude has in determining the quality of our lives that I made it a priority and the quality of my life my life has been radically transformed as a result.

When I was diagnosed with cancer, I was immediately grateful (literally). For what you might be wondering? For the extraordinary adversity that I believed would provide me the opportunity to learn, grow, and become a better version of myself.

On today's podcast episode, you'll meet one of the most genuinely grateful people I have ever met – someone whom I deeply admire – Ryland Engelhart. Ryland is the Mission Fulfillment Officer and co-owner of my absolutely favorite restaurant in the world – one that is changing the world – Café Gratitude!

Today, he joins the podcast to share how to amplify gratitude and happiness in your life every single day, and how humanity can live regeneratively in relation to nature.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the Achieve Your Goals podcast the show that empowers you to wake up to your full potential and achieve your biggest goals and dreams.
0:09.5	I am your host Hal Elrod and I invite you to join us each week as we share actionable strategies to take your life to the next level as well as interview world-class experts and entrepreneurs who have achieved extraordinary goals themselves and we ask them to give you a
0:24.0	peek behind the curtain and teach you exactly what you need to do the same.
0:28.0	Ready? Here we go.
0:30.0	Goal achievers. Hey, it's Hal Elrod,
0:34.2	welcome to the Achieve Your Goals podcast
0:37.7	and today is a great day, right?
0:40.3	It's the best day ever.
0:41.6	One thing I work on my kids by the way is at an early age.
0:44.6	I taught them the best day ever philosophy,
0:46.4	which is where you just decide that every day is literally
0:49.7	the best day of your life, and it's not because of what's happening on around you or happening
0:54.8	to you but it's what's happening inside of you and I didn't know I was going to share
0:58.6	that but that just is a random tangent that I thought would be interesting to
1:01.3	open the podcast with as I'm talking to you but
1:03.4	consider that right like that best day ever philosophy that you just decide that every day of
1:07.7	your life is the best day of your life and it's an intention that you show up to everything that you do and I once heard I can't remember
1:15.2	I would learn that philosophy maybe David Wolf many years ago he said then when things go you know
1:19.4	when you have a quote-unquote bad day, hey, well, luckily this bad thing
1:23.8	happened in the midst of the best day of my life
1:26.4	or it would have been a lot worse, right?
1:27.8	So anyway, for what it is worth, there's a goal
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