Y.I.E.L.D. Today With Dallin Candland

God is able to make EVERYTHING work out. He is able to empathize and help you out wherever you are at! I have been learning this more and more throughout my life and I am grateful for it! God is faithful! He is able to give us peace!Choosing Certainty in Uncertainty Podcast Episode: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/choosing-certainty-in-uncertainty-3-tips-94/id1478505549?i=1000515467762Sometimes the best peace that feels straight from God comes from very humble places. It's amazing! I shared a story from my mission about feeling after and finding the Lord's peace. With me finishing up college right now there are SO many thoughts on my mind and I really just need to have the Lord's peace. When we have the Lord's peace we are truly able to find more joy! We can trust His peace!"We were able to be instruments of peace for each other.""Trust in the Lord's peace and it'll ALL be okay.""The Lord has SO MUCH JOY and peace of mind and everything is figured o

It's no joke that I have let myself start to change how I see myself because of some bottlenecks that are in my life. Today we talked about what bottlenecks in business and in life may look like... and ones I have overcome and also struggled with.Main Takeaways:You are not the bottleneck - "You are not the problem, you are the solution."Sometimes you just need to replace the thing and move on... instead of suffering more.Learn as much as you can about the bottleneck and the insights from learning about it will lift you over it.I'm going to get that episode with Rhett up on Monday and then we will be BACK on track haha. It was really nice to get these rants out though and I hope they were helpful in some way."Those who set aside the bottle of bitterness and lift instead the goblet of gratitude can find a purifying drink of healing, peace, and understanding." - Dieter UchtdorfDieter Uchtdorf's Full Talk: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2014/04/grat

I struggle with the debilitating feelings that come with not following through on things I set out to do. My plan was to get that episode with Rhett Beswick out and yet here we are.I decided to take this opportunity to record a few mini episodes to warm up the plate before we get to that interview. As always I hope this is helpful in some way. :)1. DARE to attach yourself to your dream 2. Appreciate the lessons you have learned but don't be fixed on any past outcomes3. Focus on the beginnings and not the endingsIf you'd like to talk to me feel free to @yieldtodaywithdallin podcast on Instagram. 

Trust me when I know that this episode is WAY overdue. I do apologize for that. Here were the three things I was choosing to focus on during my break:1. Overall professionalism of the podcast 2. Digging deeper into myself 3. Getting my final semester off of autopilotIn this episode we talk about how those things went for me and my overall thoughts on life and the podcast looking forward.Although I didn't make monumental progress in these endeavors I do believe I made progress. I see more clearly than I did before and I am very thankful for that.I am pumped to get out the interview I did with Rhett Beswick very soon. For now I am planning to make a few episodes and then get back out track with the normal Monday/Thursday schedule. Stay tuned.Thank you very much for your patience. The best is yet to come. :)

Dallin needs a little time-out. He needs a fresh palette and outlook to work from. Lately I have let the podcast slip through my fingers and become something that is done with less intention and purpose than it once was... so I am taking a break until February 3.Here are my three reasons why:1.  This is not a full-time gig for me. Although I love doing the podcast it is not at a point where it is organized and planned out enough to support a much larger audience than it currently has. The way to get out of where it currently is is to spend some time in the roots and improve a lot of the things I have been meaning to improve.2. Discover myself! I have been struggling a bit in my last semester and taking this time out will ensure I give myself all the time I need to write to my heart's content. :)3. Get my semester off of autopilot. Right now it is and I do not like that lol.If you would like a free copy of my self-care handbook for college students coming out in February be sure to sign this quick 2-minut

This is something I have struggled SO much with so I'm PUMPED to drop this episode! I hope it is helpful for you in some way.1. Social Media (instead look at your journal)2. Opposites of you (talk to your mentors)3. Productivity of that day (appreciate the journey instead)

Anyone who has talked with me in the last few months would know I kind of let my self-talk get out of hand - I started caring a lot less about what I was hearing and didn't tame it as much. It has led to a lot of feelings of inadequacy and imposter syndrome... but I'm not giving up! Here are a few of my thoughts that I have started telling to myself that have helped a lot for me overall.1. This isn't going to change how I feel about you2. This is the best thing that could have happened to me.3. I'm not giving up on you.BIG News! I am coming out with a quick college self-care handbook for college students! I wanted to come out with something that could help out people without taking a ton of their time to read. It's going to be $1, and I really hope it is helpful for you in some way!If you would like to help in its creation here's a survey. By filling it in I will make sure you get a free copy! - https://forms.gle/szrSY9k69agDHxEn9 Thank you for your support! 50% of the proceeds w

Lately I have been struggling with managing my time... so I wanted to make an episode about it. As always I hope it is helpful. :)1. Constantly checking what time it is (and how much time you have left)2. Falling prey to the Diderot effect without realizing it.3. Saying that you have no time.https://www.instagram.com/yieldtodaywithdallinpodcast/?hl=en

With all of the mental chaos that happened in my mind last year I have been a bit rattled up in the beginning of a new year. It is always easy to stress about making the same mistakes again...Thankfully I have had a number of thoughts come to mind to serve me, and I am going to run with them. These are my three mantras for 2022! I hope that they are inspirational for you in some way.1.  "I was not ready, but I was prepared"2.  Hakuna Matata... no worries... I am giving myself a worry-less 2022.3.  "When making plans, think BIG, when thinking progress, think small.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/YIELDTodayWithDallinPodcast/?hl=en Note: I have noticed that the recordings on my mic are not coming out as well as they used to. I am thinking that my apartment may not be the best setup for capturing my voice without background noise (hearing my breathing, machinery, etc.). I spent over an hour editing this episode as there were just so many little things I thought they ought to be taken out. Anyw

It is tempting to think of 2021 as a less than productive year for me. Nothing could be further from the truth. Here are 5 of the big wins I had from 2021.1. 50 Push-ups in 10 minutes Challenge2. Going to the THT Retreat – Life by design, How Might We, feeling useful3. Upgrading Laptop (cleaning / more RAM – It is a mini powerhouse – But the power isn’t – video editing programs4. Pizza Hut – Learning About Systems – Making it so easy that anyone can do it. 5. Networking, diving deep into websites, and professional tracking at Stukent

I had such high hopes for 2021. Ultimately though I didn't make it. I talked more about it here and what happened.(I'll update this description later. Happy New Year!)HealthSide Hustles School

Paul is a builder of others and has put a ton of effort to get to where he's at. He is starting an internship at Adobe in the summer and is a true student of life. In this interview we talked about his beginnings, where his work ethic comes from, side hustles, and much more! This conversation was very inspiring for me and I hope it is helpful for you too. More From Paul:Paul’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-marroquin/Taste (Paul’s Dropshipping Business): https://storewithtaste.square.site/ Time Stamps: 2:20 – What Paul admires most about his dad3:15 – Building his work ethic5:20 – Passing down his work ethic to his kids6:33 – Getting into sales early7:20 – Why everyone should work fast food at some point in their life8:25 – Paul’s journey of being able to believe in himself10:40 – Going from believing in self to believing in others12:20 – Things that Paul has learned from his fiancé, Jackie14:30 – Jackie’s words of appreciation for Paul17:00 – Paul’s biggest thing he’s learned in sales18:15 –

I had SO many takeaways from 2021. Here are some of the ones that I wanted to share with you though. I hope that they are helpful.Lessons Learned:1.      1:01 - Worrying doesn’t help anything, as time lessens the need for action increases. You are always preparing for what you will harvest in the future. Once you have a good enough idea of what you need to do next just take the thing down.2.      3:17 - The power of visuals – having images that inspire strong emotions that bring out your best is one of the best things that you can do. Giving your attention laser good things to bounce off of is a big play.3.      5:03 - The Need for Sleep – when you miss the sleep it is like you missed a plane, delayed, etc. I had plenty of overnighters and I felt the effects of them. Most of them were a waste of time – if you were stuck in an airport, what is the chance you would be productive? 4.      6:59 - Setting goals without a set, ever-evolving plan to achieve them led to LOTS of frustration. I set large goals but with

I heard Madison speak about breathing and presence at Tree House Talks last semester and was blown away by it! I thought she would be great for the podcast and she agreed to come on. Today we talked a little about Madison's journey so far through college, taking care of herself, and learning about the power of presence and flow. This was definitely a really fun episode to record, and I hope you guys enjoy it too. If you would like to hear more from Madison and/or ask her about being present here's her Instagram: madagascar5Thanks for the support! I am really trying to fire on all cylinders this week and get an episode up each day until 2021 ends! It'll be great! :)Time Stamps:10:00 – Let it all go through, don’t avoid it14:25 – Why journaling is so good16:00 – Using your gems of life to create things16:40 – What helped Madison in her first semester of college19:33 – What has helped Madison to stay with herself22:00 – The house on fire analogy25:00 – What fascinates Madison about Master Oogway (

It is the last week of 2021! I am honestly super humbled with all of the insights that I have gotten this year. I will say that I feel I spent a bit too much time on the sidelines and worrying about things outside of my control. Here at the end of the year I have a bit more clarity on these things so I wanted to share some of my biggest thoughts to help me with this last week. I hope that these thoughts are helpful for you too."No one really believes that they are going to die." - Morrie, "Tuesdays With Morrie"This week I am planning to also drop episodes about my biggest lessons from the year and also an annual review about my overall growth and progress.

I recently finished up my internship at Stukent. The experience provided a ton of momentum and growth for me and I am anxious as to how to move forward from here. I decided to go on a walk with this as the main question in my mind. I came back with some solid gems of thought to ponder on and learn from. I wanted to share them with you in case these were some messages that could be useful for you too.1. "Don't wish for another timeline." - It is easy to compare our current lives to where we could possibly be if we had just done X or talked to Y. Sure, it is interesting to do so, but we need to make sure we take the energy from that thinking and transfer it into power to help out our current selves. If we do not do this we have, in a way, wasted that thinking power.The main thought with this is that some of the most important decisions of my life I have already made, and I am thankful I am where I'm at now. If I hadn't started a YouTube channel with my friends back in 2012 maybe I would

One of the most mind-blowing things I have learned in my life is how what we let into our minds influences a lot of what we are able to create and do in our lives. Today I wanted to dive into this important topic and share some things that I think will be helpful as you seek to consume more thought food that will help you in your lives.Amount - Our brains take in so much information at once it is easy to forget how the amount we are getting is influencing our other decisions and the quality of our thoughts looking forward. In general if you are consuming more than you are creating this is probably not a good thing. The thing to consider here is what is best for you and not just what is good for you.When - If you were intending to get some things done and you ended up getting sucked into thought food you didn't want this isn't good. Having a clear schedule of when you are consuming thought food helps you avoid complacency and pointless binges, because you know you have that other time set aside for a

Truly this semester has shook me to my core. My lack of discipline in my schedule has led to a real lack in the overall living of my life. Even though my grades this semester were great my overall feelings and satisfaction of it were way low. Something that has helped me in darker times though is looking to and remembering things I am excited about for the future.... so... I dove into some of my quick thoughts on three of those. Hope you enjoy. :)1. People - Meeting new people from all walks of life is so fulfilling to me and you get to make friends you wouldn't have had otherwise.2. Creating - Creating a piece of content that is an extension of you is also so satisfying and encouraging. Knowing that it is potentially helping many people is an amazing thought.3. Travel - I love learning from and embracing my current atmosphere but I also truly enjoy traveling to other climbs. Getting other perspectives from other cultures, locations, etc. is a gift I plan to give a bunch to myself in the coming years.Is

I have been struggling a bit this semester.. however here are three things I have been doing pretty well. I wanted to talk about these, their benefits, and why I plan to double down on them next semester and beyond. Time OutsHot-Tubbing and BathsReviewing Past Journal Entries

Treehouse Talks is a community public speaking event that started in Provo, UT but is coming to many more cities VERY soon! I am very blessed to be part of the team helping it to grow in Rexburg. Last weekend the Treehouse Talks team had a giant retreat and I was able to go. :)Truthfully I needed this trip. It helped me to step into a part of myself I feel has been kind of left on the sidelines recently. In any case I feel very inspired to try again and move forward from all of my mistakes and shortcomings. :)1. The importance of having a personal why2. People are everything to your growth and what you are building together3. Take steps by design and not by defaultLearn more about Tree House Talks!:https://www.instagram.com/tree.house.talks/