You're listening to the Creating a Brand podcast where we deliver weekly masterclass interviews on topics to help you make your first or next step in business the right one.

I'm your host, Alex San Felipe.

Would you believe me if I told you that you could create the life you

want by changing what you do for 12 minutes every day? Now, I know that sounds like a pitch about

weight loss or something like that, but I promise that's not what this episode is about. In today's

episode, I have a conversation with John Mitchell. He is the founder of Think It Be It. And today

we're talking through his scientifically proven 12 minute a day

mental technique which improves your outcomes in life. I'm telling you, this is beyond powerful

if you can grasp what he's sharing with us today. Not only does John specialize in using this

12 minute a day methodology to help six figure entrepreneurs go to seven figures, his technique

has also been featured on the cover of Time magazine. John and I

actually had the opportunity to talk offline for a while before recording this episode, and we decided

change things up a bit from the normal flow. You'll see what I mean during the episode. But in addition,

John has an offer for you. He's doing something that he's never done before, and he's offering it

exclusively to the creating a brand audience. I'm telling you right now,

what he's willing to help you with is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Be sure to catch what I'm sharing at the end of this episode because that's when I'll give you the details about it. With that

said, let's go ahead and jump in in my conversation with John Mitchell about creating the life

you want. John, it is an honor to have you on the Creating a Brand podcast today.

Thank you. I'm glad to be here.

John, we were talking about this offline, but this concept that we're going to talk about today

is difficult for many people to grasp. And because of this, I'm going to treat it a little bit

differently than most episodes of the Creating a Brand podcast. Normally, we get straight into the action, straight into

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