Light that spark fire nation, JLD here and welcome to Entrepreneurs on Fire, brought to you by the HubSpot podcast network with great shows like the Shake Up.

Today we'll be sharing why it's time to make yourself a priority and make some noise to drop these value arms.

I've brought Andrea Owen into EO Fire Studios.

Andrea is a global speaker, certified daring way facilitator, host of Make Some Noise Podcasts.

And the best selling author of three books, including Make Some Noise.

In today's Fire Nation, we'll talk about goals, we'll talk about playing small, we'll talk about self-sabotage, about being vulnerable, making money, and so much more when we get back from thinking our sponsors.

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Andrea, say what's up to Fire Nation, and share something that you believe about becoming successful that most people disagree with.

Hello, John. I hope I don't get a lot of hate for this, and I made a tick talk about it, and I got mixed results.

I don't believe that you have to have an elaborate morning routine to be successful. It works for some people, but I get up in the morning, I get on my phone,

sometimes I scroll through social media, sometimes I even check my email, I drink my coffee, and then that's mostly it.

What I like to say is what works for you works for you, and whenever people like to tell me advice and stuff like this,

let me get a little controversial while you're getting a little controversial. When a obviously overweight person tells me how I should be working out,

I don't question them at all. I just eventually look back after they're done, and I say, how is that working out for you?

How is that working out for you? That's just a question, because that's working out for them not very well, but how is your morning routine working out for you?

Obviously, it's working out pretty well, which we're going to be getting into, because it's allowing you, Andrea, to make some noise.

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