What's up, everyone? Welcome back to another episode of the Action Academy podcast, the show that

helps you replace corporate with cash flow, and that takes you from employee to entrepreneur.

How you guys like that intro? I think that's a new one. I think that's going to be the one

that sticks. So what's up, everyone? This is another episode live from Iceland, and I'm pumped to do

this one because it is fresh and top of mind because I just got off a phone call with my business coach. We do a call

once a week and at the beginning of 2023, I put my money where my mouth is because I do this

crazy thing called doing what I say on the podcast. Wild concept, right? So in January, I said,

I want this to be an eight figure media company, you know, in the next

couple of years, three years. That was my target. And in order to do that, I need to hire

someone that has built companies to the eight-figure mark. And so that's why I hired my coach.

His name is Chris Goodman. And he rips me apart subconsciously, which is why I pay him the big bucks to do it. And the good news

is I paid $50,000 so you don't have to. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to teach you

the top three things that he has taught me, especially recently, as I've baked my head against

this wall that I've built for myself over and over and over again. And so hopefully some of

these lessons from my struggles will translate over into your life and your business and it and over again. And so hopefully some of these lessons from my struggles will

translate over into your life and your business and it will help you be a better version of you.

In today's episode, I'm going to cover three tips, three lessons that I've learned

specifically from Chris over the last month. So they're very top of mind and very fresh.

And all three fall into the same psychological

camp of your greatest weakness is your greatest strength overused. I'll say that again.

Your greatest weakness is your greatest strength overused. What the heck does this mean?

So confidence can be a great, great asset, but when it's overused, it becomes arrogance. Somebody that

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