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New Year, New Perspective

By Rick JordanPosted on December 28, 2023December 20, 2023Posted in Culture, Ethics, Podcast, Pyschology, Society, TechnologyTagged change, coming, day, flight, flight attendant, grateful, gratitude, life, lined, muscles, new year's resolution, people, plane, practicing, practicing gratitude, runway, stop, thinking, unstoppable, yearNo Comments

About the Episode: In this episode of ALL IN, Rick Jordan dives into the transformative power of gratitude. Reflecting on a personal experience at the airport and the impact of President Biden’s visit, Rick emphasizes how gratitude can reshape our perspective on life’s delays and frustrations. He challenges listeners to make 2024 a year of […]

From Victim to Victor: Ditching the Blame Game

By Rick JordanPosted on October 19, 2023October 13, 2023Posted in Business, Culture, Ethics, Podcast, Pyschology, SocietyTagged acceptance, action, analyzing, anchored, blame, bunch, change, DeLorean, doc brown, excuses, fault, happened, insanity, move, order, people, placing blame, practicing, stuck, talkNo Comments

About the Episode: Today, we’re diving deep into a topic that might trigger some: Excuses. Did you know that 99% of all failures come from people who habitually make excuses? We often blame others, circumstances, or even ourselves, but this blame game keeps us anchored in the past. I’ve met many who believe nothing is […]

Acceptance Vs. Excuses

By Rick JordanPosted on April 25, 2023April 24, 2023Posted in Culture, Ethics, Podcast, Pyschology, SocietyTagged acceptance, analyzing, anchored, blame, bunch, change, DeLorean, doc brown, excuses, fault, forges, investor, making, order, placing, practicing, stuck, talk, victim, wrongNo Comments

About the Episode: Relationships should have no blame. Analyzing others will lead to excuses, and those excuses need to stop. The first step? Acceptance. Listen to the podcast here: Watch the episode here: Episode References: N/A Episode Topics: When you make excuses, you’re more prone to the failure Relationships should have no blame Blame […]