My Audacious Transformation Show

You may have heard of a little self-help book written way back in 1903 by James Allen called 'As a man thinketh.' It was described by Allen as 'A book that will help you help yourself.' He wrote in the foreword of the book, 'its objective being to stimulate men and women to the discovery and perception of the truth that "They themselves are the makers of themselves" by virtue of the thoughts which they choose and encourage.' And this is the beginning of change and transformation, thinking. This is what we will be talking about in this episode. Thinking!

Today we are going to talk about it ideas of speed, brains and agility. What the heck am I on about? What do they have to do with business or personal transformation? So you may remember the story I related in last week's episode. It was the story of a conversation with an old man while I was servicing his car way back in the 1980's. And one of the things he said I would need for success in life and in business was this idea of speed, brains and agility. It took me many years to work it out and to understand what he was on about and then assimilate it into my life.  To work out how these things could work for me as a bloke with dyslexia and ADHD. All of this and more is in today's episode.

Many people have asked me why Audacious is part of the name of my business and why this podcast is called The Audacious Transformation Show. In this episode, I share the story of how the name came about and what it means to me and why. Contrary to popular belief, audacious does not refer to arrogance but rather to boldness, inventiveness, innovation and being unconstrained by past ideas and failures.

This is the introduction and episode 1 of my new podcast: My Audacious Transformation Show. As it is the introduction, we talk about what to expect from the upcoming episodes and create a little detail around one of the key concepts we will discuss: Live, Love, Laugh. What does it mean to live, to love and to laugh? How do these things benefit you? It is too late at the end of your life to ask yourself key questions about life. Too late to ask questions about the things you may regret doing or not doing.  Too late to ask questions about purpose and passion. It is far better too ask those important questions while you still have time to do something about it. So there are 3 questions I will challenge you to ask yourself every day, and I will explain why those questions are important.