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

2020 was quite a year!HealthOverall good! All of the sicknesses and injuries helped me focus more on self-care, which helped me make better content.Side Hustles All over the place haha! But I am going into 2021 with much better focus.SchoolPretty good! Getting better.

Going along with what we did last year. This year's is more about helping others make a comeback, whereas last year's was more business-focused.1.  It's a Wonderful Life2.  The Coat - Story from the life of Heber J. Grant - Matthew 25:40 in action.Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cp3IH8ZNviQ3. Me helping out Jimmy back in December 2017.After the talk about helping out Jimmy I went on like a 8 minute rant talking about helping others. Haha hope it is helpful.The last episode of the podcast uploaded in 2020 is coming out on Thursday!

Christmas Fruits There are many things that we feel in greater abundance during Christmas time and then we may or may not bring them with us.Joy in Family TimeIn quarantine we got to spend a lot of time with family, and now hopefully you are spending a lot of time with family now.Be thankful for the family that is still hereYou will only pass this way once. I think joy is a lot easier to feel when you have a better perspective on things.The time really is so preciousMy dad wanted to come. This to me showed how he valued being useful and spending time with his sons.GenerosityMy brother and I were there and we were treated very well. We were able to eat pretty much anything they had.Surprising People and being kinder than they thought you would be.I was beating myself up because I thought I had not brought my chargerMy cousin bought a kit that I could use so I could have a charging thing for my laptop.LoveThose whom I serve and reach out to I always come to love and appreciate more.I talked with a dude when the

Back in May I shared my three P's of patience. I thought that it would be fun to revisit those. PerspectivePowerPositivityOn Thursday I'll be uploading a special Christmas themed episode! We'll have a few more Christmas-themed episodes before the end of the year! We'll be back to normal interviews in January 2021! Thanks for understanding.PS: I appreciate your patience. Lately I have been a bit lazy when it came to writing show notes and other things with the podcast. I am working hard so we can be in very good shape at the beginning of 2021. As always thanks a bunch for listening. We're getting very close to 2,000 total downloads! If the podcast is helping you maybe share it with a friend. It may help them as well. :)

Way too often we just settle with having these amazing feelings or thoughts to create 1. Initial Excitement - You have a great idea and feeling to do something, but that's about it. Maybe you just watched an inspirational video or something of that nature. It sounds great. You feel what it is like to have that, and it feels great. Lately I've realized that I mistake these feelings for the real thing.Then I fall short.Catch it early.2. Capturing it on Paper- Write it down in journal or share it with someone else3. Following Up - Talk with accountability partner or look back at journalYou have sold yourself on that idea.Maybe you've done door to door sales before. You can be very excited about the product but that alone it's going to get the customer to take action. Having a plan and helping them take action and follow through will go a long way. Sometimes you do need to keep following up, try new things, and rinse and repeat. It sounds boring but I've learned tons from just following u

There's no doubt about it, without video games I would be a much different person.1. Strategy - Settlers of Catan2. Pure Deduction - Clue3. Teamwork - PokemonRelated Episodes:#131 - "5 Quick Life Lessons From Video Games"https://www.buzzsprout.com/543310/episodes/9041299Video games have been the perfect medium for me to get some private wins of learning for myself and trying out things and preparing me for what I would do later on.I have seen how they can be used as a way to reach others, and help you see life and others differently.I realize that this episode may feel a bit different from others I have done, but I had fun with it and hope that it is enjoyed.As always thank you so much for watching it.

Here are my quick thoughts on making those little investments to help your future self out! Hope it is helpful.Side Project - With me doing my podcast I am keeping in mind the relationships I am developing and trying to make the most of the learning process.Health – Developing health that is going to help you do well in all of your other endeavors. You want to bless yourself with your health habits and not curse yourselfWork – If you make little efforts to work outside of your job description it will add up a lot over time. This will become a pattern and something that people remember you by. It will help open the door for more future opportunities for sure. Memorable Quotes: Is this going to be matter in 1000 years?"The future comes one day at a time. Be patient." - Clark Willford"One Question That Puts Life Into Perspective" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cm4ji80NA_o

Crucial Conversations with AJ FrazierAJ is one of those other awesome people that has helped me a lot with living the YIELD live mindset and concepts. Apologies we kind of just shot the breeze for the first little bit of this interview.Time Stamps: 2:00 – Thoughts from Door to Door Sales3:00 – Crucial Conversations Intro14:00 – Having Crucial Conversations With Yourself21:25 – AJ’s thought on his mission and crucial conversations26:00 -What AJ is doing with Crucial Conversations moving forwardMemorable Quotes 18:50 – What’s important is that you notice those Oh No moments and then it turns into an Oh Yes20:10 – Even if you tried it and it wasn’t pretty you tried it! That’s so commendable! - AJ

StoryResolve Perspective  Memorable Quotes: We’re all going to make mistakes, and we’re not all going to learn from them.

Honestly it was very hard to get out of bed today.Seeing as this was the main thing on my mind I thought it would be perfect to make an episode about it.Tip 1 – See the worst case scenario – Stockdale Paradox 1:00  Tip 2 – Rescripting your day Journal 5:30 Tip 3 – Try new things 6:30 -Use your creative thinking power. 7:20 – You cannot rely on the quick fix.8:30 – Don’t create a problem where there is no problem.   There is always opportunity, it’s just about seeing it and seizing it.It’s okay to lose the battle, but I’m in it to win the war.” 

We all are going through something worth doing that we should continue doing. I'm thankful that podcasts are here to bring us together and inspire one another. I hope this podcast is a warm place for you, like a roaring campfire.The two reasons I made this episode:1. I had to reupload the last episode because of some unnecessary silence I left in at the beginning. While I was going through that process I had other ideas coming to mind.2. While I was donating plasma recently all of this just popped into my head and so we ran with it.I don't plan on doing many of these mid-week episodes (unless I have a good idea for one) so I hope you enjoy this one. 

I had a stellar talk with Lee about his journey and how that has led him to doing a side hustle of life coaching. We talked about creating new patterns that lead to big growth, struggles with starting a business, and more! Check out more from Lee!Lee’s Website: https://www.patternsofpossibility.comLee’s Podcast: https://www.patternsofpossibility.com/podcastTime Stamps:1:05 – Helping clients recognize their patterns2:45 - Most powerful patterns you’ve recognized and how that turned into coaching?6:50 – Lee’s new pattern of going to Toastmasters to work on his public speaking. – wanted to visit 100 Toastmasters in a year!9:28 – Making little experiments in your life.10:50 – Roadblocks in changing the patterns in your life.16:50 – The strong relationships get tested.17:40 – How running his side business has helped him with his overall life perspective.19:00 – Sometimes you gotta do the hard things so you can work on other things.22:30 – Doing what is best for youMemorable Quotes:"We are always in a pattern.

This episode goes along well with the “Cracking Yourself Up” episode… so check that one out too. Note: This is a reupload as with the first upload there was an necessary silence at the beginning that I thought should be deleted. My apologies for that.1.      Live in the Present moment – Take advantage of the opportunities of today. Having things that you care about. Enjoy the season you are inConnect them to previous memories.Things are going to changeIt puts things into perspective. “Giving Immediate Value episode” 2.      Be Thoughtful Thinking of other people Hang out with people who have the key to your laugh box.I felt the acceptance, love, and smiles I gave him.Use the compliments so they aren’t a waste. Thinking of yourself “When I’m thinking of other people, somehow, someway I always get more smile.” Progressive, thinking forward3.      Planning Ahead and Embracing AmbiguityI’m recording this episode on Tuesday Things can change at any moment Appreciating the things that you can control and not gettin

Richard Oelberger is the host of the Richard Listens Podcast and a licensed psychologist. In this episode of Yield Today we talked about choosing self-care in these tough times and preparing for the great things we'd all like to do in the future!Check out more from Richard!Richard’s Website: https://www.richardlistens.com/Richard’s Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/richardlistens/id1506445402 Episode Time Stamps:0:30 - Thoughts on the Yield Today name3:50 – Advice for bouncing back from the pandemic6:30 – Creating Self-Care moments for yourself9:30 – Letting go of the past and transitioning – have a clear line where you do that11:15 – Things I do to improve my self-awareness12:30 – Warning signs for stress and struggles15:30 – Taking care of your body and breath17:40 – Working together with your friends to make focused growth20:45 – Learn to control the controllables24:45 – Making a micro difference that builds up tons over time.28:15 – Mental stresses between different sports38:00 – Why Ric

It is vital (whether you are young or old) that you have a vision for why you are doing what you're doing. Here are just my quick thoughts on the matter. Hope it is useful. Why 0:30 – Physically and spiritually seeing1:59 – An internal GPS for your soul2:30 – Another reason to do Benefits 3:35 – Envision the days ahead Helps 6:12 – Somebody’s vision of you can help you keep moving forward6:40 – They can give you binoculars7:12 – Often keep up what you’re doing is the answer.8:10 – Being a coach for yourself – Helping yourself stay on track 9:05 – You can improve your vision beyond where you thought before.

I had an extremely great conversation with Thomas! He's a recent college grad who played basketball in high school, and got a bit caught up in the hype.He made some poor choices, but has since really bounced back and loves sharing his story. His message is progress and not perfection. Definitely stay tuned with what Thomas has coming on his LinkedIn. He posts vulnerable and helpful content on there all the time.Thomas’ LinkedIn Profile:https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-ciampa-9a333015b/10:00 – Starting over from scratch16:00 – Enjoy the process and the journey18:00 Bouncing back from simple mistakes21:00 – A great teammate who helped Thomas with bouncing back25:00 – Talking about heroes and becoming a better hero27:00 – Turning all of his things into a why for what he does.30:00 – Wanting to be more present for people34:00 – Doing what’s best for people35:45 – The memories that live on – making an impact that will last longer than you do.

In this episode we talk about self-care and some of the things I've done to improve in this area. As always I hope it is helpful. 1. Treat yourself2. Slow down3. Get back in touch with yourself

 I got to talk with Ryan Stanley today! He was a life coach for 15 years and is currently doing a lot of podcast interviews spreading the knowledge that he's gained in his profession.Here are some of the things we talked about:Choosing curiosity rather than condemnation when it comes to your personal flawsBuilding up others and choosing to see beyond the current choices they're making.Giving gratitude for all the things that are helping you live your dream each day.Check out more from Ryan:Ryan's Website: https://www.ryanstanley.com/Ryan's Book: https://www.ryanstanley.com/be-patient-be-present-be-joyfulHere's my friend Jerry's GoFundMe. Him and his family are going through a rough time and they need to raise about $1000 dollars in the next ten days. I've put in $10https://www.gofundme.com/f/khth6-burial-fund?fbclid=IwAR0i-Sy_AUvdpyH26LR4vyLZcWXQtAvQPchYns8eEStddmDw-PZ5dwjPDr0Time Stamps:4:00 - How Ryan Got into Life Coaching6:30  -Coaching Yourself – Judgment – Turn Judgmen

I've come across a real phenomenon when it comes to me getting things done. It traces back to my days of running track. I hope that these insights are valuable for you all.Feel free to hit me up on the social medias if you vibe with this too. Instagram: @dreamchaserdallinPodcast Instagram: @yieldtodaywithdallinpodcast

My deep apologies for not getting an episode out earlier! I explain why in this episode.