How are you? Happy Monday. Good to have you. Come on in. By the way, I do not know if I'm actually here anymore. It could be long past because I recorded on Friday. It got to 23 degrees in Daytona Beach on Sunday. This show air is on Monday. I actually don't know if I survived the cold.

I need a boost. I need a daily boost. I need a boost. I need a daily boost. I need a daily boost. I always think about

somebody listening to me the first time. That's the first thing they hear. It's like,

who is this dude? By the way, if it is your first time, I am philosophically opposed to cold

weather. I am. I write letters every single year to the

powers that be requesting they stop winter. They haven't done that yet. I do the same thing in

summer's time and I've done it with daylight saving times as well. It seems nobody's listening

to me. 76 degrees, 52% humidity. Scott's a happy dude. Good to have you here today. We're going to talk

about opportunity and feeling, not feeling stalled. In all the time I've been alive and all the things that I've done in my life, I can tell you, usually if I feel kind of stranded or stuck or like, man, I just can't break out, it's because I don't see the opportunity that's out there. And in all the coaching I've done with at this point, thousands of people, I can tell you that it's always that. And my job instantly is kind of create the opportunity for them. We're going to talk about that today, how to create an opportunity if you want more prospects for a business, if you want a new job, you know, if you want more friends, because a lot of people would like to have more friends and they don't know how to get them. They reach out and try to make friends. This is a great way to do and they rekindle old relationships as well. So this will be very, very valuable to you. And I will promise you this, that if you do what I ask you to do today, take you about 15 minutes, you will have all the opportunity you can handle for today. And maybe opportunity you can handle for the next year. If you do what I ask you do today, 15, 20 minutes, okay?

That's a big promise, isn't it? It really is. And I will deliver here in just a couple of minutes. First off, thank you, Dale. Dale wrote me at Scott at Daily BoostPodcast.com to say, hey. A lot of folks, by the way, did that and also on Instagram at Hey, Scott Smith. Thanks, by the way. I really appreciate reaching out.

You just make my day.

I get them.

Oh, look, they like me.

Let's go do another podcast for them. They fed the podcast guy. I'll feed you the podcast. How cool is that? Hey, Scott, I listen to the Daily Boost, Devotional's for the busy and NPR. Hmm. I'm not going to say anything. I'll say this. Daily Boost is right on, man. First thing, you got your priorities in order. However, the God thing, Devotional's for the Busy in second place, I'm going to let you kind of reconcile that later on. Okay, just think about that. I mean, not just, I'm borderline here. Got to be careful. He said, Scott, when you said the show is going to be a little bit longer, I thought I can't listen any longer. You sneaky bugger. You've been getting longer every day this week. I'm listening to every single one. Uh-huh. I'm sneaky bugger. Ask my wife. She'll tell you. I think the sweet spot, by the way, guys, is going to be around 14 to 15 minutes. It seems to work with my style of storytelling.

I seem to be able to get deep enough for you, not too deep.

I'm having a really good time.

I kind of get to be me.

I can kind of let my hair down a little bit here. I think that's where we're going to, right. We'll see. So let's get into the show today because this is going to be really powerful for you.

And I promise you, give me about a few minutes, seven or eight minutes.

And I will give you the thing that's going to change your life.

That's a hell of a promise, man. promise you, give me about a few minutes, seven or eight minutes, and I will give you the thing that's going to change your life.

That's a hell of a promise, ma'am.

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