*2/1/2016-Girl Gone Frugal has changed its name! It’s now called
The D.O.N.E. Society. Same Content-Different Name.*
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Word of the Podcast
This episode the word of the podcast is actually a phrase. It’s L’appel du vide-which is a french phrase that talks about the crazy urge to leap (into the unknown for the purposes of this podcast).
Show Notes
Ok, the sound quality for this show is fantastic. The only issue is that the first 6 minutes of the podcast are cut off. I will recap the lost 6 minutes around minute 7 of the recording. Eric’s story is absolutely inspiring and fascinating. I had a great time interviewing him and I hope you enjoy the podcast too!
- Again, we lost the first 6 minutes of the podcast. I will recap during minute 7 of the recording.
- Eric decides to take a leap and change careers. Eric recaps the beginning of his journey.
- Eric spends time working on himself (love this part of the conversation)
- The importance of staying in line with your “vision.”
- Focusing on short-term strategies and setting intentions.
- Be careful who you’re around
- I talk about the Miracle Morning
- **I recap the lost 6 minutes**
- Living with his parents. How that went.
- Starting over, not once-but twice!
- Waiting tables at 33 years old
- The power of reframing your situation. “Ask a waiter what they are doing” what’s their answer?
- His self-employment trajectory. From January 2013-December 2013
- The risk he took
- Advice for the potential risk taker
- What is your who, what, where, why?
- His life now
- The Lonely Entrepreneur Solution
- What’s next
Resources
Twitter: @beyondfinances
Email: Eric@beyondyourhammock.com
Book: Think and Grow Rich-Napoleon Hill
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I agree living with your parents is a huge sacrifice. His parents must have thought he was nuts taking a job as a waitress….I personally would have tried to slowly died inside if my child attempted this. What I took from this is it’s important to know who you are and to quiet the noise of naysayers to achieve your goals.
HAHA!! Petrish, you crack me up girl. I just busted out laughing reading your comment.
Really enjoyed the podcast. Living with my parents would have been a deal breaker for me, but I am moved by his passion to create the life he wants to live. We all can take a page out of his book.
Thanks Petrish, had a lot of fun talking to Eric. He really inspired me and made me think of things that I can do differently in my process as I move forward