Joseph McClendon III

I'm literally going to film at the house of some of the biggest people in personal development.

I've been on stages with Dr. Joe Vitale and John Assaraf and Dean Graziosi and Jim Quick and Joseph McClendon and pretty much everyone from The Secret I've worked with.

She never wrote the book.

She didn't? I don't know.

And the missing piece for me, I reckon, was the right room at the right time with the right people having the right conversations.

So, you know, being in the game now 18 years, I've been blessed to be in the proximity with some pretty notable world-class leaders and speakers like yourself, Andrew, like Dr. Joseph McClendon III, who speaks on stage with Tony Robbins for the last 20-odd years.

Natasha Graziano, who has like 60 million followers.

Mary Glorifield, who was actually Tony Robbins' former event manager, put Tony on stage, 50 countries around the world.

I've also been in a place like, and it's gone downhill and I've done that in things like business, career, schools, personally as well.

And I've done times where I start to learn that actually building my state up and feeling confident, and anchoring in that from various teachers I learned, you know, people like Tony Robbins was a big influence, Joseph McClendon, people like that, and using some of their tools, and getting myself in the state, things slowed a bit more naturally, like I remember going into a new sales role, and I was like, getting too in my head, and you know what, I couldn't remember all the things I was meant to say, and by the way, if you've been scripting anything, it's not always a good thing, you know, for my podcast, I will say some things I've written down, you will see me looking at my notes, but I also like to flow a bit and kind of sometimes I'm like forgetting where I'm going, but that's quite natural.

But when I found myself in that place of like, I'm trying to figure out what to say, I actually got myself into a good state.

I like jumped up and put down, put my smile on my face.

The more you train it, the more it's going to show up naturally.

So think about it like you have a like marathon coming up and you don't train for it.

How are you going to perform? not very well you know it's going to be hard work even if you train but you are going to like suffer not probably not finish it not go very well in the marathon if you don't train for it the same is when suddenly an event comes up or a challenge and you don't feel very you don't feel in the state of confidence or certainty inside yourself and that's because you haven't trained yourself but you have been training yourself to say i'm useless i'm not very good so that's what i want to talk about today and one thing i'll also add One thing I learned from people like Tony Robbins, Gabby Bernstein, Kevin Trudeau, Peter Sage, Joseph McClendon, some of these great teachers I've learned from, some of these self-mastery experts, these manifesting experts who've got real results, full of energy, full of charisma, impact loads of people, multi, multi, multi, multi millionaires, if not billions of assets they've got.

One thing I learned that they all said is feel great now.

I have a very interesting theory on this.

So Joseph McClendon talks regularly on Tony Robbins' stages, and he tells a story, a true story, about this long stretch of road.

I think it's in Texas, and there's these big pylons every 100 meters.

And it's a stretch of road that's quite famous because it's hot.

You know, I wanna, I wanna...

Joseph McClendon III is one of my mentors.

Mm-hmm.

And, you know, he always says you just need to remember who you are.