Advice We'd Give Our Younger Selves

Win Make Give with Ben Kinney

Ben Kinney Training

Education, Self-improvement

4.9 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 28 June 2024

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

Welcome to another episode of the Win Make Give podcast. In this episode, Ben, CHad & Bob dive into the golden question a listener poses: "What advice would you give to your younger self?" Covering a broad range of topics such as financial wisdom, health management, time utilization, social relationships, and career development, the hosts reflect on past experiences and offer practical advice for future success.

Key Takeaways:

Value of Financial Literacy: Learning to save and live below your means at an early age can have a compound effect on long-term financial health.
Consistent Health Management: Maintaining a routine of physical activity and healthy eating can prevent the difficult process of reclaiming lost health.
Time Utilization: Effective time management and understanding that every "yes" has a corresponding "no" can profoundly impact career and personal life.
Building Strong Relationships: Surrounding yourself with the right people and seeking mentors can accelerate personal and professional growth.
Adaptability and Lifelong Learning: Continuously learning and adapting to change is essential to progress in all aspects of life.

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• Ben Kinney: https://www.BenKinney.com/

• Bob Stewart: https://www.linkedin.com/in/activebob

• Chad Hyams: https://ChadHyams.com/

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Transcript

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0:24.3	Welcome to the Wind Make Give Podcast. This is Ben Kenny. Today I'm joined with Chad Himes and Bob Stewart. A little different episode today because we want you all to know that we listen in our Facebook group which is Chad. Facebook.com slash group slash win make give.
0:29.1	So easy.
0:30.8	One of our members as we would call them, asked the question and his name is Cameron.
0:38.6	And Cameron said, I'm currently 23, currently in school school love the Well series but I realize that that
0:49.4	some of these tools would be more valuable, tangible, if blah blah, he had some different knowledge.
0:55.8	So what he wanted to know was, hey, what would our advice be, Bob, Chad, and myself, Ben, that you would give somebody his age in the financial,
1:09.8	social, physical, emotional, spiritual, like what advice would you give a 23 year old?
1:16.3	And when I read that I thought to myself, that's a really great episode.
1:20.0	What advice would you give to your younger self?
1:22.6	And then I also, and I realize that Cameron doesn't think
1:26.3	that we are close to the same age.
1:28.3	He basically just said,
1:32.2	these three old dudes
1:34.1	They probably has some wisdom because they've been around a way way way a long time
1:40.4	So Cameron from a bunch of old dudes hanging out in a room, we're going to talk to you a lot about our
1:49.4	younger selves and what we would idea of famous future times, Chad?
1:57.0	Well you know Ben when we were thinking about our younger
2:01.0	selves of course there's dates we think back to and all of that.
2:04.9	And I just think it's pretty amazing growing up.
2:06.8	Again, Cameron wouldn't know this.
2:08.4	He's 23 years old.
2:10.2	But we remember watching Back to the Future maybe when it came out in the theaters.
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