Brian Tracy
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Sep 13, 2026
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Think back to the times you lost time and opportunities because of procrastination.
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Do you remember the regret when you realized that starting just a little earlier could have led to great achievements? As Brian Tracy once said, "Taking timely action not only brings success but also gives you true freedom." This means that by overcoming procrastination, you not only reach your goals but also take control of your life.
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The goal of this speech is clear: to help you understand the root causes of procrastination and equip you with practical and effective strategies to overcome it.
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From shifting your mindset and mastering time management to building professional habits of action, I promise that you will leave this session with powerful tools to overcome any obstacle in your journey.
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Instead, use it as an opportunity to gain deeper self-awareness, confront your fears, and develop new skills.
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Once you change your perspective on procrastination, you’ll see that every obstacle can be turned into a springboard propelling you further along your path to success.
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Brian Tracy once said, "If the first thing you do each morning is eat a live frog, you can go through the rest of the day knowing the worst is behind you." This idea forms the foundation of the Eat That Frog method, a simple yet effective technique to conquer procrastination and boost productivity.
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The frog in this method represents your most important and difficult task, the one you are most likely to avoid, but which will have the greatest impact on your goals or career once completed.
Kelly KennedyHOST
Because there was nothing for us.
Kelly KennedyHOST
And even then, there was Brian Tracy.
Kelly KennedyHOST
I think Grant Cordon was very new on the scene at that point.
Kelly KennedyHOST
But there wasn't a lot of books or information at all for people doing specifically business development.
Collin HendersonGUEST
Well, I would start with some evidence-based research and just kind of start with some logic before we get into anything else.
Collin HendersonGUEST
And I refer to the book by Brian Tracy, The Psychology of Selling.
Collin HendersonGUEST
I don't know if I've read that before.
Collin HendersonGUEST
Brian Tracy, old school, self-help pioneer, legend.
Collin HendersonGUEST
He's famous for eat the frog first, but he has some research published from Harvard.
Collin HendersonGUEST
They looked at 16,000 sales professionals and they looked at what was the number one trait that these top salespeople had.
Lyubim KoganGUEST
People would be walking around looking like they were just lost asking for help you know like little kids like please help me to get out of here and i 10 years later i got in and i saw that those crowds and it was like wow i felt lost but after success in the new economy i got an offer to contribute to steve forbes's book and it came out in 2014 it was a bestseller All the proceeds were donated to charity, so I haven't seen a dime from that.
Lyubim KoganGUEST
And the following year, I got invited to speak with my mentor, Brian Tracy, at the United Nations headquarters in New York City.
Lyubim KoganGUEST
And then I thought that I got it made.
Lyubim KoganGUEST
I just turned 39, and I thought I got everything that I wanted to do before I was 40, and now I am going to monetize.
Brian TracyHOST
Every great success is an accumulation of thousands of ordinary efforts that no one sees or appreciates.
Brian TracyHOST
Brian Tracy One of the most valuable exercises you can engage in when setting goals is to ask yourself, what is my limiting step? What is the one factor that determines the speed at which I achieve my goal or whether I achieve it at all? Your ability to identify your limiting step is one of the best demonstrations of your intelligence and a step towards building your self-confidence.
Brian TracyHOST
Your capability to eliminate this limiting step is one of the best demonstrations of your overall competence in achieving anything you want.
Brian TracyHOST
In studying everything that has been written or said about personal development and success, the conclusion Brian came to was that your level of self-confidence is probably the critical factor in everything you accomplish.
Greg AdamsHOST
And you can beat 80% of the losers.
Greg AdamsHOST
85% of people, according to Brian Tracy, lazy slobs.
Greg AdamsHOST
And then there's another group of people around the world that have no chance in hell to catch up to you.
Greg AdamsHOST
You're a king in another country.
Kalpesh PatelGUEST
So it's in my DNA to learn and adapt and grow and pivot and do all of those things.
Kalpesh PatelGUEST
So for me, when network marketing presented me with people like Jim Rowan and Brian Tracy and Les Brown and The whole plethora of phenomenal trainers, Zig Ziglar, Maxwell, you name them.
Kalpesh PatelGUEST
I bought every single tape and every video I could get my hands on back then.
Kalpesh PatelGUEST
Whatever I was making in profits was going straight into education, seminars, and events.
Gary HibbertHOST
You know? It's no different than, again, when I first started back in 2008, in 20- 2006, 2007, um, is when I was getting my mindset right.
Gary HibbertHOST
This is when I was listening to, to Jim Rohn and Tony Robbins, and people may not, not know some of these names, but Zig Ziglar and Brian Tracy and Les Brown.
Gary HibbertHOST
And, and th- to me, that is the most important piece of this game, is the mindset.
Gary HibbertHOST
If you don't get the mindset right, um, this game will beat you up.
Brian EngelmanHOST
All of that aside, I've always been drawn to people, I don't know, let's pick a few.
Brian EngelmanHOST
Maybe a Dave Ramsey, maybe a Gary Vaynerchuk, maybe a Brian Tracy.
Brian EngelmanHOST
know motivational speakers people kind of helping you just shake around the the cranium and see what thoughts are in there and try to all right let's just knock all the lego p whatever you built knock it down knock all the pieces separate all the pieces knock them on the floor let's organize this the right way let's organize a financial system for you in your life let's organize a uh know a career path let's organize a strategy for where you want to be where do you see yourself in five years 10 years 30 years what are you looking for and i think charlie kirk resonated and gained so much popularity notoriety Because at the core, Charlie Kirk was trying to talk to people and help them organize their thoughts in a way that were logical despite what they're hearing from the lying legacy media, the crazy commie teachers, the deep state Democrats, and the fake Republican rhinos.
Brian EngelmanHOST
Put your thoughts together.
Mark JanuszewskiGUEST
You have to apply it because knowledge doesn't apply itself.
Mark JanuszewskiGUEST
And I'm going to go to Brian Tracy.
Mark JanuszewskiGUEST
Nothing works the first time.
Mark JanuszewskiGUEST
You've got to give it a chance, but what are we conditioned to? Comfortable, convenient, and instant.
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