E56: SKIP YOUR NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS

HANDS AND DAYLIGHT

Peter Roberts

History, Business

5.0 • 765 Ratings

🗓️ 30 December 2018

⏱️ 59 minutes

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For the last podcast of 2018, we put the question out there “Ask Us Anything”. Start your New Year listening to how YOU can start using your own HANDS AND DAYLIGHT to stop taking baby steps, and leap forward towards your goals.

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0:00.0	And so, my fellow Americans, ask not.
0:04.0	Taking back America starts here.
0:07.0	What your country can do for you.
0:10.0	Ask what you can do for your country.
0:13.0	I'm convinced.
0:14.0	The reclamation of America through many hands and daylight.
0:19.0	That's one small step for man.
0:20.9	We as a nation must undergo.
0:23.1	This is our origin.
0:26.8	A radical revolution of value.
0:29.4	Not because they are easy, but because they are hard.
0:33.2	Top of the morning till you be little.
0:35.5	Good morning.
0:36.0	So it is Saturday, december 29th 2018 and there's only a
0:43.7	couple of days left in this year we were talking last night about how we don't do new year's
0:52.0	resolutions we do decade revolutions we actually sent out a newsletter last night
0:58.5	that was like, hey, listen, skip the New Year's resolution and come aboard for our revolution.
1:05.0	And we did like a nice special deal for that, which was pretty awesome. Went out to like 55,000 subscribers.
1:12.8	A lot of things happening in 2019.
1:15.5	A lot of things happened in 2018 here at the factory.
1:18.6	And we want to thank you for being part of that and supporting that because we've grown
1:24.1	tremendously as a company, as a community, and we're putting more hands back to work
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