Consistency is key. Keep showing up and you get to 150 podcast episodes or a black belt in jiu-jitsu. But how do you stay motivated to keep going? Whether it’s jiu-jitsu or business, how do you keep your head in the game? Understanding and accepting your limitations can be key to keeping going. When you find yourself limited (by injury or time) and you embrace those limitation you may find yourself getting better. In this episode Carter and Mo discuss embracing limitations and how they stay motivated.
•What it feels like to reach episodes 150 (00:00)
•Play the game you want to play or stop playing (01:41)
•How do you stay motivated with jiu-jistu if you aren’t into competing (03:20)0
•when dealing with an injury focus on what you can do and not what you can’t do (06:18)
•When you accept your limitations the freer you become (08:57)
•Being unsatisfied is often what leads to progress (12:07)
•Skill versus effectiveness (13:47)
•In jiu-jitsu why do we expect an older instructor to be able to compete with a younger person? (16:08)
•Real estate is ultimately boring so how does Carter stay motivated (17:31)
•The danger of taking deals just for something to do (22:54)
•How Mo keeps himself motivated and his business skills sharp (24:33)
Naval Ravikant
https://nav.al/
