Designing your life and trusting the process are essential for achieving personal and professional fulfillment. So, what does it take to create a life aligned with your goals and values?
In this episode, Bobby Hobert, a lifestyle entrepreneur, shares his journey of designing a life on his own terms. Jonathan and Bobby discuss setting boundaries, content creation, challenges, and consistency in pursuing goals. Bobby reflects on transitioning to full-time entrepreneurship, his content strategy, and marathon experiences.
In this episode, you'll discover:
• How to design a life aligned with personal values
• The importance of setting and maintaining boundaries
• Strategies for consistent content creation
• Overcoming mental blocks in entrepreneurship
• Balancing work and personal well-being
• The power of trusting the process
• Approaches to goal-setting and achievement
• Techniques for building self-trust
0:00 - Introduction and Bobby's journey to entrepreneurship
3:52 - Leaving a full-time job to pursue entrepreneurship
7:48 - Defining a life by design and its four phases
12:02 - The importance of setting boundaries
17:38 - Bobby's experience as a content creator and podcaster
22:38 - Strategies for content creation and social media growth
30:11 - Running three marathons in six months
34:15 - Overcoming comparison and trusting the process
37:11 - Advice from future self: trust the process
38:44 - Closing remarks and where to find Bobby online
Connect with Bobby:
Website: https://www.bobbyhobert.com/
Instagram: @bobbbaaaay
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