Eric Roberge
Author: Michelle
Description: Girl Gone Frugal Episode 17: Eric Roberge from Beyond Your Hammock
Date: 2015-11-10T07:00:00+00:00

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# Girl Gone Frugal Episode 17: Eric Roberge from Beyond Your Hammock

posted on 10 November, 2015

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*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

ww.Beyondyourhammock.com

Twitter: @beyondfinances

Email: Eric@beyondyourhammock.com

Book: Think and Grow Rich-Napoleon Hill

For Information on The D.O.N.E. Society Click on the link HERE!

Join My D.O.N.E. Society Closed Facebook Group to Hang Out and Support Like-Minded People Working Towards Their D.O.N.E. Moment!

The 31 Day D.O.N.E. Challenge Begins on March 1, 2016

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1. Petrish @ Debt Free Martini says

   10 November, 2015 at 3:18 am

   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.

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   - Michelle says

     10 November, 2015 at 9:09 am

     HAHA!! Petrish, you crack me up girl. I just busted out laughing reading your comment.

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2. Petrish @ Debt Free Martini says

   10 November, 2015 at 3:23 am

   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.

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   - Michelle says

     10 November, 2015 at 10:03 am

     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

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