Welcome to the Game Change Your Life.

I'm Dave Anderson.

In this episode, I want to talk about seven Bs for Game Changer relationships. When I say Bs, it's the word B-E,

apostrophe S, seven things we need to be in order to have game-changer relationships. At home, at work,

with teammates, friends, and so forth. You know, I've said this before, but being a game changer is not about being that

loner, that isolated, friendless, aloof, high achiever. I mean, eventually that can cause you to

start to feel like you're leading an empty life, and you probably are. Game changers are about

bringing others with them, impacting others in a positive

way. And yes, it's about achieving a lot for yourself, but not just finishing the race alone,

bringing others with you, impacting them in a positive way. And so, of course, you know,

when you talk about, and I talk about this a lot, the four

types of performers in any organization, and I outline this in my book Unstoppable, which if

you haven't read yet, you should. If you have read it and enjoyed it, please rate it for us

on Amazon, just a small request, but we do appreciate that. People do pay attention to that.

But you've got the undertaker,

caretaker, playmaker, and game changer. And sometimes when we get up into game changer status,

we start feeling, okay, because we've kind of separated ourselves from the crowd, all right,

that we don't need people. And we're doing really well on our own. And we become that very individualistic person.

And there's some value in being individualistic. But listen, you need people and you need to

impact people. And you need them to continue to impact you in a positive way. And that's going

to depend greatly on the health of your relationships. But relationships take work. All right, it doesn't matter

whether it's a friend, family, member, teammate in the workplace. It doesn't matter. They take

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