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Intro on Guest:I was blessed to meet Lehi my very first day at BYUI back in Spring 2018. He is an extremely hard worker and I have been very blessed to be a friend of his as he has worked his way through college.Today we looked back on his college years a bit and talked about some of his struggles and how they inspired him to write his first book series.In This Episode: ·       Why starting from nothing isn’t a bad thing·       How to reach out to people more effectively·       Lehi’s advice for those still in college who are trying to chase their dreamsResources:Lehi’s Book Chapter 1 - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-zJqpZM7HGPMV3Oa2J6uLFOVTr7dlpl1aDJ52Kogdco/edit?usp=sharing Time Stamps: What are your thoughts now at graduation?Lehi’s Early Years – 3:003 Things Lehi learned on his mission – 5:00Lehi’s Upcoming Book Series – 11:00Some of Lehi’s Biggest Struggles in College – 15:00Thoughts for Future Lehi – 20:30Lehi’s last advice for those who are struggling – 24:00Outro – 25:00 Quotes:“You don’t pray f

What do you do as a podcaster when you hit the wall? Or when you aren't feeling inspired? Well, it helps to have a bigger picture for your podcast. In this episode I share some things I am learning, things I am trying, and things I want to try in the future!  This is third and final episode of the little "How to Start a Podcast" mini series that I've done on the show and I hope you enjoy. :)In This Episode:1.      Starting with and learning from consistency2.     Making an impact and what to do from there Note: The math I did (when calculating the 1000 true fans thing) was actually very off. It was actually $120,000 a year (if you had 1000 people paying you $10 a month). It’s all about building audience trust.Email Campaigns – I want to do this at some point and go ALL IN on it. Starting a podcast is NOT about you.3.      Relationships that a podcast open up for youBONUS - A little about monetization - I have not made a cent from my podcast yet so I am not the most qualified to talk about

Morissa has had plenty of entrepreneurial endeavors, from freelancing to selling Mighty Beans online when she was 8 year old to starting her own self-publishing company, GenZ Publishing. Today we talked about her journey, things she has learned on it, and advice she would give for anyone who wants to start freelancing or their own business today!In this Episode:How to get started in freelancingStaying on track when people try to throw you off your gameTrusting yourself and building routines to ensure your successResources: Her marketing company: https://www.drrissyswriting.com/Her self-publishing company: https://www.genzpublishing.org/Her TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@morissaschwartz?lang=enBooks She Mentioned:Tools of Titans by Tim Ferriss: https://www.amazon.com/Tools-Titans-Billionaires-World-Class-Performers/dp/13286837884 Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss: https://www.amazon.com/4-Hour-Workweek-Escape-Live-Anywhere/dp/0307465357 Sapiens Book: https://www.amazon.com/Sapiens-Humankind-Yuval-Noah-Harari/dp/0

This is something that has been requested. This is part 2 of 3 of a quick series to help you start your own show! As always I am happy to help you out.Today we are talking about some of the basic tools that will help you get started on a good foot.1. Mic - Your mic is what transfers your voice over the interwebs. You can pay a ton of money, or you can use what you have right now. A phone will work fine for starting out.Some solid budget mics: Will update when I get a chance...2. Video - Definitely good to start out with, but not required by any means. It just will be helpful to have as your content improves and you want to put out better content.3. Laptop (or Computer) - Helps you keep an eye on all of those files, and if it's a Windows you'll have access to Audacity (which is what I use to edit my podcasts). Not required though.Stay tuned for Part 3 - Growing Your Vision For Your Podcast. :)My Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dreamchaserdallin/ - If you need me to edit one of your episodes hit

Intro:Catherine worked in corporate for a long time and pivoted to starting her own business with business coaching, B2B growth, and more! In this episode we talked about her life's journey and things she has learned from the mindsets and observations she has developed. In This Episode:Working with others who are different than youWhat the difference between a sponsor and a mentor isAdvice for leaning into your curiositiesResources:CatherineCantey.comCatherineCantey.com/Resources - To see her other podcast appearances  Time Stamps: 2:00 – Growing Up Years3:35 – Learning to Embrace Others’ Differences 6:20 – Thoughts on Mentors and Sponsors8:00 – Leaning on your Sponsors in Life10:56 – Learning from Your Own Mistakes14:00 – Appreciating where you are at on your Life’s Journey15:45 – From Every Experience You Are Getting More Information18:35 – Leaning into your curiosities 30:00 – Last words of wisdom for college studentsQuotes: “The mentor is somebody you are going to go to and brainstorm with but the sp

This is something that has been requested. This is part 1 of 3 of a quick series to help you start your own show! As always I am happy to help you out.(So sorry this is not complete, I will update this soon...Hosts - BuzzSprout - Pat Flynn's Affiliate Link - https://www.buzzsprout.com/?affiliate_id=1Sounder. fm - https://sounder.fm/Anchor - https://anchor.fm/Messaging - Why the host doesn't matter a ton:Style - My Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dreamchaserdallin/Podcast Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/YIELDTodayWithDallinPodcast/

June 8 is my birthday! This one was a special one and I knew I wanted to do another birthday episode (like we did last year in 2020). I have a lot of thoughts on my mind... I shared a big jumble of them that were mostly across 3 different topics. I really hope this was helpful for some of you in some way. :)Here's the main three topics we talked about:Decluttering your lifeTaking care of yourselfFocusing on what will help you the most.On Thursday we are doing a special episode all about starting up your very own podcast! I'll see you then. :)

Chester is the International Man of Memory. He runs an online school called MemorySchool.net, speaks around the world, and has helped many build up their memory capabilities. I guarantee you will get something out of this episode if you are interested in improving your memory skills for business, school social life, etc. Chester also gave us a gift! You can look in the "resources" section of these show notes or listen to the episode to find out what it is. :)In This Episode:3 Principles for Building a Fantastic MemoryA Memory Challenge That You Can Do With Us  How Building Your Memory Can Change Your LifeResources:MemorySchool.netUse code “yield” at checkout to get the first course for free (normally $200)Note: The audio in this episode was not that great (due to Zoom and other complications). because of this I will not be using Zoom to record from now on. I still have a few more interviews to record that used Zoom, but after that, no more Zoom. I will pivot. I really want to invest more in this pod

Hey there! Hope your week is going well. I am back with another mid-week episode. This one has three very powerful questions to help guide your decision making towards more great stuff in your life. I am a BIG believer in the power of asking ourselves questions and using them to coach our next responses and improve our learning. These three things (and the ideas and emotions wrapped around them) have all been on my mind separately so it is super neat to see them all come together in a podcast episode! I hope that this helpful for you. :)Here are the three questions:1. Time - Am I making time my ally or my enemy?2. People - Am I looking beyond the label? 3. Opportunities - Am I adding focus and attention to the best opportunities in my life?Next week we will have three podcast episodes! The reason for the third one is because my birthday is on this Tuesday, the 8th! I liked taking the opportunity to share some of my thoughts with you all on my birthday back in 2020 (Episode#33) so I will be doing that again. T

John is the corporate action hero. He has also done a lot of swordfight comedy, speaking, etc. I had a ton of fun recording this interview! I hope you guys enjoy it too. :)In This Episode: Prioritizing conscious actionOvercoming your limiting beliefsWhat faith can do for your lifeResources:CorporateActionHero.com/gift – get your free 5F WorkbookHis YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/CorporateActionHero/featured Time Stamps:0:42 – Choosing to be a victor and not a victim of our circumstances2:10 – Using your conscious choices to help you overcome the criticisms of others3:00 – How the patterns he was taught as a kid led to him doing what he did later in his life4:00 – Acting and how it can help you get out of your shell5:20 – At its core, you are what you believe about yourself6:50 – On how confident action leads to confident thought8:00 – The story of the only time his dad said something positive about him9:00 – Having an idea of where you are headed12:35 – How he got into swordfight comedy13:50 – Nea

I love quotes! Here are probably the top 3 (ones that are not scriptures anyways) that have been some of the most influential guideposts and helps for me.Hope you enjoy! I apologize for getting this one out a day late. Things were a bit crazy this week but I am learning tons! It is only going to get better. :)1. "There are no traffic jams along the extra mile." - Zig Ziglar2. "One great thought followed, is better than 1000 not followed." - Dallin Candland3. People may not remember what you said, or what you did, but they will remember how you made them feel.

Sam is a mentor, life coach, and is also a professor at a college in Canada. He has done some TedX speaking as well and is known for his ability to work with individuals and help them grow. I dug with Sam into his story and we talked about some of the big gems he has learned. In This Episode: A framework to help you make decisions that will help you long termA great story of bouncing back from adversityA lot of encouragement if you are trying to figure out what to do with your lifeMore From Sam: http://www.sam-thiara.com/His Book: https://www.amazon.com/Lost-Found-Seeking-Finding-Myself/dp/0993758150/ref=pd_rhf_ee_p_img_1?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=BRT51W8KXJ65V0255N2H Time Stamps: 1:55 – The day Sam graduated from college3:38 – Three life lessons from being a janitor at a hospital (first job after college)9:00 – 5 Elements of a life explained12:00 – 5 Core Elements of a Life15:30 – Shifting to things more in line with your identity.16:30 – The two words that got Sam to leave his government job.18:50

1. Use the same time for multiple things.2. Create an asset3. Do one nice thing every day.4. Plan - Plan for those gaps in the schedule and make sure your work and rest is more intentional. White space (time to do whatever) is also great too, but make sure it's planned!5. Routine - The highest performers in any field generally have a routine that helps put them into "game mode" and be ready for whatever comes their way that day. They go into the day "warmed up" and don't have to do that once they get there, because they are already ready.

Al Jones has successfully made the journey from having poor credit to having excellent credit! He was wise enough to document his journey along the way and wrote a short book to help others in a similar situation. He has also created an app called LyricsGuru and made it to the casting call for Shark Tank! In this episode Al shares his perspectives on these things. Main Points:Build something that truly solves a problem that can make a difference for the world.Invest in the lifeblood of your personal brand and business for long-term impact and effectivenessWhy having no debt may not be the best option for building creditResources:https://www.amazon.com/My-Journey-Bad-Excellent-Credit/dp/0977460150http://www.lyricsguru.mobiFacebook/Twitter/IG handle @lighteyesmediaTime Stamps: 1:49 – Documenting the process of going from bad to good credit2:30 – Seeing the need in the industry5:00 – Creating the new book6:00 – Getting an editor for your book10:00 – Bartering 10:30 – Al The Game Developer12:40 – LyricsGuru15:07

So in the last episode some reason my microphone settings got changed and I sounded like a chipmunk in the intro and outro. I was upset about this at first and decided to run with it! :DHappy little accidents... am I right? If this hadn't happened I guarantee this episode wouldn't have been planned and created so quickly. It was great to create an episode on this topic and just get to appreciate the ridiculous voice and just the good times of making it. :)Creating an episode about humor therapy was also good therapy for me... as sometimes I am a bit too serious about things. I am learning a lot for sure though to combat that.... humor therapy is a great weapon. :)Anyways I hope that this episode makes ya laugh or is inspirational and helpful in some way. Hope you have a great rest of your week and thanks as always for listening! 1. It is so ridiculous and out of the ordinary2. There is a beauty or zest to it3. It reminds you who you are and what you are looking towards.

James Perdue, aka the Professor of Perseverance came on the show to share his story of overcoming the odds. After becoming paralyzed from the neck down James chose to keep rolling forward and trust that there was still a ton of good he could do. He chose to write his life's story and not let someone's flawed view of his circumstances write it.In this episode:The ABC's of bouncing back from a struggleTaking notice of the little signs before you get into troubleHelp if you are struggling at this timeAlso some reason for the intro and outro my audio came out sounding like a chipmunk and yeah that was not intentional. I do plan on recording the next episode tonight though just for fun.More From James:His Website: http://professorofperseverance.com/index.htmlHis Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/professor-perseverance-podcast-motivation-inspiration/id1518353436

Recently I feel like we have been making some real progress in my overall self-care and getting on the right track with things. As I was walking to class though I had these three things come to mind as things I would like my present self to hold on to . I would like this episode to be as if my 30 or 40 year old self was talking to myself now.This is definitely a more personal episode but I hope it will give some perspective on how I am trying to talk to myself and keep things in a healthy perspective. The hope with sharing this of course is that it will give someone else some help as it has done for me.I am likely going to be uploading interviews again on this upcoming Monday so I wanted to make this piece of content to help me (and you) as we continue to move forward.1.  You have come a long way - The fruits of my life say that I have been consistent in trying and that is something I need to keep in mind. Obviously there are things that I cannot continue to do because they would be holding me back, but I nee

I have been very fascinated by the idea of delays. There are some blessings I am still waiting for and others I strive to enjoy each day. I hope that my thoughts on delays are helpful for you today. :)1. The one that is not very wisely planned out and you kind of are just causing more stress2. The kind where you have a clear purpose behind it.3. The one where the circumstances and things are more out of your control.

I recently got turned down from a job that I was really hoping I would get. It was one of those nos that stung. I had a backup plan though to deliver pizza for Pizza Hut and so I will be doing that instead, and I am pumped for what I will learn from it!This got me thinking though about times in my life where I have been told "no" though and how they ultimately led to better yeses. I could and probably will make an episode all about some lessons that the word "no" has taught me specifically.Here are the five stories that I told in this podcast episode, I hope that it is helpful for you. I also shared some commentary and other thoughts on the stories I shared for additional feedback and deeper learning. Hope you enjoy! 1. Not choosing to take the internship which then led me to working the potato farm job (which led to the creation of this podcast!)2. Not making the basketball team which led to me being the basketball manager which helped me learn lots of lessons about myself I consider foun

Last semester was a VERY humbling one for me. I did like 8 podcast interviews and put out 24 podcast episodes total! Honestly I did not give myself enough of the credit and chance to enjoy the fruits of my labors and things as I could have... hence the burnout I kind of hit.This semester though we are taking all of those lessons and applying them. I have tried to pretty much do the same things that I did right from last semester and also switch around the things I was mistaken on (like working too hard without more play time).Here are the three massive changes I have made. I hope that it gives you some perspective as you start a new semester of school or just of your life in general.1. I am prioritizing my free time. - I am trying to make my free time the most valuable thing for me so I can get the recharge that I need. The play is to take little breaks throughout the day as needed and then self-care and chill out after like 8 PM. It is taking some time but I am figuring it out, but yeah this mindset shift ha