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So now start joining up dots. Tapp into your talents, your skills, your God-given gifts,

and tell your boss, you don't deserve me. I'm out of here. It's time for you to

smash that alarm clock and start getting the dream business and life you will of course are dreaming of.

Let's join your host David Ralph from the back of his garden in the UK or wherever he might be today with another jammed pack episode of the number one hit podcast join up dots

Yes, I'm there good morning to you and welcome to episode three of the

definitive guide to success. Yes the stepping stones of success throughout the the last 2,000 episodes of Joining Updots, we've discovered and it's become clear to me

that certain traits are demonstrated time and time again.

And it doesn't matter if it's from an online marketer an

astronaut athlete or entrepreneur you can find that within the person being

interviewed on the show they all display the same attributes that build success and over the next few months

we're going to bring you the Join UpDOT's definitive guide to success series

highlighting those developed strengths which you can duplicate in your own life. Take the learnings and the struggles of the superachievers

and work on each and everyone as you bring them into your own life. Now this is episode three and I'm going to call it set a target.

Now when you start building online success or you're doing anything, more often than not

it's simply to get away from the life that you're in. I think most people will start

taking action when their life is in their mind crappy, non-fulfilling uninspiring you know you can add any word you want

but most of us get to a point where you think is this it is this is this how I'm going to be living my life for the rest of my days?

Well I was when do I quit my job I was 44 years old when I quit my job and I also did the same thing when I was about 30. I had a

cup of a midlife crisis, they call it, but I think it's kind of midlife transitions. So when I was 30 I thought to myself,

oh my God, you know, before I have kids and stuff I've really I've really got to make a go.

So I just went into my job one day and said I'm leaving and they said well what

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