E163 Pinching What?

15 Minutes to Freedom

Ryan Niddel

Personal Journals, Motivational, Entrepreneurship, Business, Body, Meditation, Society & Culture, Relationships, Journal

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🗓️ 1 October 2018

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Summary

Delayed action is frequently the largest determining factor in our success (or lack thereof). I learned this the hard way on a late night drive home from Chicago. As you’ll soon find out, my delayed action caused me some pain, a bit of embarrassment, and certainly created an uncomfortable situation. Listen to see how pinching it doesn’t pay.

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0:00.0	You're going to. I'm Ryan Nidell, host of 15 minutes to freedom, your daily action guide to getting shit done.
0:27.0	Today's episode is entitled Pinching What? Sit back, relax, and enjoy the show. So in today's episode, I'm going to
0:39.5	express and explain why not taking meaningful action in a short period of time can be detrimental
0:47.4	to your success.
0:51.6	So many of you longtime listeners might realize I traveled a ton for like two and a half or three years.
0:58.0	After the failure of my merchant processing business, after the repossession of my
1:03.0	bunch of crazy stuff where I had literally no money,
1:05.8	like that flat broke.
1:08.1	I can't say fat broke, flat broke with an F and an L and an A T instead of F A T.
1:15.0	Either where I was broke.
1:16.8	And so I hustled and custom clothing sales was a good hustle to me.
1:22.2	I enjoyed it. I love it. I mean I love to dress well and
1:24.8	and have a custom fitting suit on. I enjoyed the knowledge that I gained. I
1:28.3	enjoyed the experiences and the people that I met and all aspects of it. It's a great time in life. One of the byproducts of that was
1:36.7	I traveled a tremendous amount. Now I would say a tremendous amount. I was putting in between 70
1:42.0	and 80,000 miles a year on my car.
1:45.0	Think about that. The average person in the US right now drives in between 13 and 15,000 miles a year
1:51.0	and I was putting 80,000 miles a year on a car.
1:55.0	Like five times, six times, seven times the average usage than you're
2:05.0	more than you're driving your car in a year.
2:07.0	Like I was the type of guy that if you were a client
2:09.6	and you were in Chicago and I live in Columbus, Ohio,
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