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You are awesome. I like it to do presentations at school and I think I also want to work in this area one day.

Congratulations!!! 200🎉🎉

Boom!! 🎉

✋ *promosm*

Excellent advice!

Great video

Very Good video

Good video. And I’m a Nick Saban fan so I like it even more.

I enjoy watching your highlights JJ I subscribed and hit the bell

I've had the pleasure of both working with and hearing JJ speak. JJ always delivers, and you always get more than you expected.

I love your new speaker reel! Nice work Babe! ❤

Excited to finally release this!😃

Congrats on Episode 100 ! What a milestone and a testament to one of your MIST tips ... the Power of Consistency , well done and Happy 32nd Anniversary ! Wow!❤️

GREAT DAY for a Celebration!

Congrats

Hi i love it 💗 Adah

Engaging , inspiring , relatable , great job @jj birden

I clearly don’t have enough wealth built up. I’m waking up at 430 in the morning to work out and get ready for my day. And you’re out here talking about bright and early at 1030am.

Good stuff bro

Great video! Minus the highlight against the Raiders. LOL

Excellent Point my bro.

Excellent advice. Thanks

Great job J.J.

Nice looking family J.J.

Great job J.J. I always tried to do this when I was able to work, also keeping God first helps!!!!

I've been watching your content for years and it's definitely been helpful and eye opening. I was wondering if you could be my mentor?

Thumbs up JJ 👍🏽

Motivational, inspirational and informative...I can feel your passion! Thanks

Great content. I have had/have many FASCO.'s in my life. Your videos are inspiring. Thanks

Old but EXCELLENT advice-"Do The Work"

Birden is my last name

J.J. I always do this as I always work for the LORD he will always take you out of your comfort zone till you be comfortable then he will put you out of that into another place where you are out of your comfort zone again, these are all opportunities for us to learn from.

There is a difference b/t "getting comfortable with being uncomfortable" and "being uncomfortable with being comfortable" as they are hugely opposite concepts but both good to know and "do the do"!! Staying "uncomfortable" means you are always in position to act and react, like a catcher ready for the pitches and the quick foul tip balls, ready to spring into action and catch the tips with using instinct yet being open to learning how, such as keeping your head on the ball, not just your eyes on the ball. This is a can do and a must do!! Playing it safe and being comfortable is not what we train at or what my level of play is on the field and off the field. Being uncomfortable and getting used to that feeling makes you always strive to the next level but since the levels are endless and can be measured in how many TD passes you catch, how many HRs you bat, how many people you can practice "past, present, future" therewith, how often you are uncomfortable with being dropped off at a college campus and needing to speak to 100 people, for example, and so on and so forth means you are constantly striving to reach and excel goals, which result in success as the goals are endless!! So on your toes, whether you are a WR or a catcher, whether you need to be alert operating machinery or having a difficult conversation... the possibilities are endless just like success!! BTW, my commenting on your UA-cam Channel, JJ, and not simply emailing you or calling you with my thoughts is me getting comfortable in uncomfy territory, holding myself accountable as this comment is now not just b/t you and me but out there for anyone, so again, the concept is such a great one, JJ, thank you!, for making me striving to be the best in an uncomfortable situation!!

Spot on, JJ!

I remember that game as a young kid

"Discipline, The Master Key to Success" would be my pick because most people can't be reminded enough of why that quality is so important. I do like "Every Day is Game Day," but it is the discipline that is going to keep you in the mindset to make every day is game day. I hope that helps.

Hi JJ: Thanks for asking our opinion. I like both titles. I see that both are very useful. I feel that it is a "given" that we should make every day our game day. I have given pep talks to friends who have returned to school, and I emphasize that everything we do should be our best (why should anyone pay tuition and not strive for an A, let alone settle for C or lower!). My self esteem is heightened when I have achieved something, so there is no need to bring myself down as a result of elective failure. Hence, I like the topic of "every day is game day" as a given. For me, I am very impressed with those who master something through discipline - stick-to-it-ness. That's the biggest challenge: hanging in there, staying focused on the goal and continuing even when it gets tough. Successful sales depend on following through and never giving up. I want to hear your secrets on maintaining your discipline. Thanks a bunch.

Thanks JJ. Good video.

Great vid! Thanks for sharing!

Cheers Kendall

Thanks for posting! Like hearing the coaching tips!

Enjoyed the video. Good habits are the building blocks!

JJ is an awesome speaker. I can't recommend him enough.

Thanks JJ - I can so relate to this! Also reminds me of 'The Spirit is willing but the flesh is weak'. Stay safe :)

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Healthy Chocolate(tm) works for me!

Great Job JJ! Results require Action! My motto in my profession (that goes hand in hand with life) is - RESULTS MATTER. My results dictates the belief and what others believe that can be reality based on them seeing results... Attitude determines what happens next!

It's going to be a big day of writing for my book today here in Aspen. I go into more detail on this story in my book but this gives you a quick peak into how it happened. Helps when your partner and you are on the same page with the same goals. Go Raina Birden!