Hal Elrod
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Sep 18, 2026
RalphGUEST
even though I wrote a book called the miracle morning for addiction
Joe PolishHOST
recovery, you know, it's sitting up there with Anna David and Hal Elrod.
Joe PolishHOST
I'm like, I don't want to get up that early, but I'm like, you know what? Screw it.
Joe PolishHOST
I want to, I want to see where Tommy's at in his head after literally he's now, you know, a billionaire.
Hal ElrodHOST
No.
Seth BoltGUEST
Like, you're a transaction to them, and they're just trying to-
Hal ElrodHOST
All it is is the TV.
Hal ElrodHOST
That's, that's the top...
Brian CohenHOST
I'm very happy to be seeing you today, hearing, uh, about what you guys are experiencing.
Brian CohenHOST
We have a question from a couple weeks ago, which was, "What is a mindset and motivational practice that helps you get words on the page?" Patty Lovelight Robinson said, "I began my mindset journey following the Miracle Morning practices outlined by Hal, Hal Elrod in his book.
Brian CohenHOST
By following all the steps first thing in the morning, like journaling, exercise, and affirmations, I feel prepared and motivated to start my writing without worrying about fitting those things into my day." I love this, and a friend of mine, Steve Scott, actually wrote the writer's version of this, the Miracle Morning for Writers.
Brian CohenHOST
And so it actually takes the Miracle Morning concepts of getting that really strong hour at the beginning of the day and, and puts them out there for writers.
Garth DelikanGUEST
That triggers a thought with me, you know, one of my big turning points in life, when I was suffering from anxiety really, really badly, I told you I was staying in bed till four o'clock, then falling asleep in the chair till six o'clock, then really going to bed again about nine o'clock and the cycle started again.
Garth DelikanGUEST
I read a book that you've probably heard of it, Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod.
Chris AshleyHOST
No, I haven't, and I'm going to write it down right now.
Garth DelikanGUEST
I love when people tell
Garth DelikanGUEST
I didn't have time to read it.
Garth DelikanGUEST
I know they're wasting my time.
Garth DelikanGUEST
In a nutshell, what Hal Elrod says is that, What you've got to do, you've got to get out of your comfort zone.
Garth DelikanGUEST
So every morning, as soon as that alarm goes, you've got to set it up.
Ramy VanceGUEST
But most specifically, the one trait that most nonfiction writers do when presenting themselves is they fail to show themselves as being proactive.
Ramy VanceGUEST
And my favorite example of how to navigate this is Hal Elrod.
Ramy VanceGUEST
So in Hal Elrod's self-help book called The Miracle Morning, he tells a story of being in a car accident and spending six months in hospital.
Ramy VanceGUEST
Now this feels like a very reactive situation to be in, right? You're literally in hospital.
Ramy VanceGUEST
You are subject to the whims of the nurses, the doctors, you know, when lunch is served.
John IsraelHOST
So, so I was like, all right, well, let's start by reading a book about someone who knows what they're talking about.
John IsraelHOST
So I got your book from a recommendation, a friend who's also a well-known speaker now named Hal Elrod.
John IsraelHOST
And, and so I read that book in 2011 and, um, Lo and behold, it took me about another six years, but then I started a social experiment, as you shared, called the Mr.
John IsraelHOST
Thank You Project, where for me, I was just a burnout, overwhelmed business professional.
21 MINS LATER
John IsraelHOST
And there's also a big distinction when you are elevating your craft to know what works.
John IsraelHOST
Why does everything work? Why does something make somebody laugh? What causes people to hear your story or hear the message and want to make a decision? There's things that go into that that lead up to it.
John IsraelHOST
As my friend Hal Elrod, we talked about a moment ago, one of his favorite quotes of mine is, every success was preceded by a process.
John IsraelHOST
Every success was preceded by a process, meaning a really great speech that changes people's lives, that causes people to buy, that inspires them to take action, donate to your charity, whatever it is that you want them to do that is also good for them.
AllaGUEST
It's called The Miracle Morning.
AllaGUEST
It's a very short book by Hal Elrod.
AllaGUEST
It's like 100 pages, but it's brilliant.
AllaGUEST
So he starts the day with savers.
JC DoornickHOST
Just like my cancer.
JC DoornickHOST
You know, I don't know if any of you know Hal Elrod.
JC DoornickHOST
He wrote The Miracle Morning, but he's got this spectacular cancer story.
JC DoornickHOST
He's coming on the show, and him and I just like when we start talking, we, we just talk about the same things, but it's all mindset.
John P. CoveyGUEST
Um, I don't know if you've ever heard of The Miracle Morning.
John P. CoveyGUEST
Hal Elrod, um, he has this miracle morning, and it's how you start every single day.
John P. CoveyGUEST
It's a very short paperback, and it is one of the most powerful things you can do every single morning to get yourself aligned with principles and with where you should be doing.
John P. CoveyGUEST
Planning is part of that.
Justin DonaldHOST
You've got an incredible story, doing some great work in the world, and I want to, you know, uncover it all.
Justin DonaldHOST
But we were just talking a second ago about my good buddy, Hal Elrod, someone that you have gotten to know and look up to and appreciate, and I think has been a nice resource for you.
Justin DonaldHOST
Author of The Miracle Morning, just an amazing guy, and he's been helping you with your book that's coming
Nathan ThomasGUEST
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