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The Property Podcast

TPP325: 6 lessons from a hard mofo: David Goggins

The Property Podcast

Rob Bence & Rob Dix

News, Education, Business, Investing, Business News

4.82K Ratings

🗓️ 6 June 2019

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

This week on The Property Podcast, The Robs are doing something a bit different and talking some hard truths. Which, if you implement them, could be a complete game changer. On today’s podcast The Robs are passing on six lessons from one of the most impressive (and possibly insane) individuals, David Goggins. Rob B has hailed David Goggins’ book ‘Can’t Hurt Me’ as his book of the year, after a recommendation from Rob D. For those of you who don’t know who David Goggins is, he’s a former Navy Seal, an ultra marathon runner, a distance cyclist, an endurance athlete, a tri-athlete, a motivational speaker and now an author. He’s certainly one-of-a-kind and quite possibly like no one you’ll have ever met or heard of before. Today we’re going to take six lessons from David Goggins that you can implement in your life, and we reckon it’ll help set you apart from everyone else. Here’s the six lessons The Robs will go through on today’s podcast, complete with quotes from David Goggins himself: To grow in life, be willing to suffer Don’t let your mind hold you back Self-talk and visualization are the keys to fighting negativity If you choose to do something, attack it Use the accountability mirror Create a vision in your mind This week’s podcast will get you raring to go - so be prepared for a flurry of self-activity afterwards. You’ve been warned! For this week’s Hub Extra we’ve got a great video for you that’s done the rounds here at the Hub It’s called The Contrepreneur Formula Exposed and is done very nicely by Mike Winnet. Mike has attended several wealth creation seminars, and highlights what exactly goes down at these events and reveals how they’re very cleverly designed to separate you from your money. It’s a fitting tale considering The Robs have been vocal in their dislike for courses that charge you the earth and promise you’ll get rich quick, yet fail to deliver. Mike’s formula works for whatever seminar you attend. Go give it a watch, it’ll be well worth your time. The Robs are extremely jealous they never thought of doing this themselves! In the news this week, The Daily Express is revealing the areas of the UK with the best recovery from the financial crash. The City of London has seen the best recovery over the past 10 years, where house prices are up 143%. What’s interesting is it shows the areas that are still yet to recover, which could be a good insight if you’re planning on investing in these areas. We’d love to hear what you think of this week’s Property Podcast over on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. You might even have a topic you’d like us to cover in the future - if so, pop us a message on social and we’ll see what we can do. Make sure you’ve liked and subscribed to our brand new YouTube channel where we upload new content every week! If that wasn’t enough, you can also join our friendly property community on the Property Hub forum. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Buckle up everyone strap yourselves in this week's podcast is not our usual type of content

0:08.0

Rob and I are going to be talking some hard truths but if you implement what we're going to talk about today

0:12.2

it could be a game changer.

0:14.0

Welcome to the Property Podcast where every Thursday morning property investors come to be informed and inspired and

0:25.8

occasionally belittled systematically broken down and then rebuilt to be stronger than ever.

0:31.1

This week we are passing on six lessons from one of the most impressive

0:35.4

and possibly insane individuals we've come across in recent times and stick around to the end

0:40.3

because in Hub Extra we're sharing the YouTube video that we wish we'd made.

0:45.3

So in this week's news story we've got a story from one of the most balanced newspapers

0:49.1

out there at the Daily Express and the headline reads, House Prices, UK area with the best recovery from financial

0:55.1

crash revealed. Is this your town? No cancer cures in this headline, Rob, or impending

1:01.1

Armageddon, it's actually something about property, which is nice.

1:04.0

It is, and to answer the question, is it your area?

1:07.0

No, it almost certainly isn't, because the best recovery over the last 10 years, so they're taken from 2009,

1:12.4

2019, is the city of London

1:14.6

where prices are up 143% even though London in particular the prime London is

1:20.0

not doing particularly well at the moment that's probably because it's had a heck of a

1:23.6

run-up and now it's just going back to normal a little bit. What I think is really notable

1:27.9

about this article though is that it lists the areas that are yet to recover. So 10 years on they're still below the levels that they

1:35.1

were after the last crash. A lot of the areas are in Northern Ireland, Aberdeen's in there, we've spoken

1:42.0

before about how that's a very particular type of market, but you've also got locations like Hartlepool, Middlesborough, Blackpool, and not picking on any of those areas at all. But what I think that illustrates is that those are

1:54.7

all high yielding areas. So probably if you were drawing up a table of where you could

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