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🗓️ 18 July 2025
⏱️ 18 minutes
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In this episode of Friday Field Notes, Ryan Michler shares an inspiring message about becoming the person you aspire to be through consistent action. Reflecting on his adventures, from Alaska to Africa, he emphasizes that small, daily habits shape identity and success.
Michler addresses overcoming setbacks like divorce or financial struggles, urging listeners to combat imposter syndrome and act now. He breaks down practical steps across four key areas—calibration, connection, condition, and contribution—to live with purpose and achieve goals, encouraging men to take small victories and seek guidance to expedite progress.
SHOW HIGHLIGHTS
00:03 - Introduction and Reflections on Adventures
02:23 - Overcoming Setbacks and Imposter Syndrome
04:50 - Calibration: Mental, Emotional, and Spiritual Health
07:08 - Connection: Building Meaningful Relationships
09:32 - Condition: Prioritizing Physical Health
11:56 - Contribution: Adding Value and Financial Wisdom
14:22 - Celebrating Small Wins and Staying Consistent
16:39 - Closing Thoughts and Call to Action
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0:00.0 | I think it's too often. We think it has to be big, grand, elaborate things that we need to hit |
0:04.2 | home runs all the time, and the home runs will come. You know, in business, for example, you'll |
0:08.8 | land that big client. But did you make enough calls to land a client every single day? You'll get |
0:15.0 | the promotion eventually, but did you do the things that will inevitably lead to the promotion that |
0:19.7 | seems small and simple that too many people often overlook? Be the kind of person that you have a desire to be down |
0:26.4 | the road and you will realize and manifest that. Men, I've got kind of a short one for you today. |
0:33.6 | I just got back from Alaska a couple of days ago. And as I was thinking about our Alaskan trip where we fished and enjoyed each other's company and did something that I've always wanted to do, I couldn't help but think about other adventures that I've been able to participate in and go on from hunting in Africa to Hawaii and Minnesota and Texas and a main moose hunt and just about |
0:57.3 | everywhere in between traveling to Costa Rica and going to Scotland several years ago and England |
1:02.7 | and it's been pretty amazing and I don't tell you that to brag. I tell you that because there |
1:09.5 | are things that I've always wanted to do in my life. And for the |
1:12.7 | longest time, I couldn't figure out why I couldn't create the life that I desired, the life that I |
1:17.8 | wanted, why it felt like I was treading water or in a cartoon spinning my legs as fast as I could go |
1:24.4 | and getting nowhere. And what I've realized over the past 10 years of doing this |
1:29.5 | and throughout my entire life is that we are always a product of what we do. And that is a product |
1:36.7 | of what we believe ourselves to be. So I want to just share a quick message with you today. |
1:42.5 | One of optimism and hope and encouragement. |
1:45.6 | I realize that when maybe you're getting started in life, it's hard to gain any traction. |
1:52.3 | I also know that in many points throughout our lives, it feels like maybe we should be further |
1:56.8 | along the path than we are. Or maybe you're starting over. Maybe you dealt with a crippling |
2:02.6 | medical condition. I have friends who have been in horrific car accidents, for example, and have |
2:08.5 | lost strength and lost the ability to use their legs and really gone through some severe health |
2:16.7 | challenges that have come out better than when they went |
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