Podcast 533: John Vespasian: Teaching Us All How To Be Unbreakable

Join Up Dots - Business Coaching Made Easy (With A Bit Of Life Coaching Too)

David Ralph of Join Up Dots

Interview, Motivation, Online, Businessinterview, Education, Businesscoaching, Entrepreneur, Lifestyle, Income, Business

5 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 23 May 2016

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Today’s guest entrepreneur joining us on the Join Up Dots Steve Jobs inspired podcast is an author with a deep interest in what makes people tick. What makes some individuals rise to greatness, whist others with much more chance of getting to the top fall by the wayside. And through his seven books ranging from When Everything Fails, Try This, published in 2009 right through to 2015’s “Becoming Unbreakable: How Normal People Become Extraordinarily Self-Confident” he helps us push the boundaries on what is possible. By tackling subjects such as “How did Buffalo Bill cope with his tremendous financial mistakes?” and “Which crucial success principle was discovered by the Ancient Roman poet Ovid?” their stories will show us all what to do when we are confronted with severe problems, even when everything seems lost. As he says “This book aims at making you highly resistant to adversity. It’s principles will enable you to move on with your life despite difficulties, obstacles, and setbacks.” So when did he decide that these were the kind of subjects that would bring him the most success, and did he stumble and fall like all of us before his first publication hit the shelves? And with all this information he has gained, regarding dream building and successful pursuits is he more likely to achieve bigger dreams than even he thought possible? Well let’s find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots, with the one and only Mr John Vespasian

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0:00.0	When we're young we have an amazing positive outlook about how great life is going to be
0:05.0	but somewhere along the line we forget to dream and end up settling. Join up dots features
0:10.3	amazing people who refuse to give up and chose to go after their dreams.
0:15.0	This is your blueprint for greatness.
0:18.0	So here's your host, live from the back of his garden in the UK David Ralph.
0:24.0	Yes, hello there, good morning everybody.
0:26.0	Ready for another bit of join-up darts, of course you are,
0:29.0	otherwise you wouldn't have downloaded it and got it on your MP3 player
0:32.0	or whatever you are.
0:33.4	So this today is going to be a slightly different episode because we've got a guest joining us
0:39.3	on the Join Up. Steve Jobs inspired podcast, just fancied saying that, who is an author with a deep
0:45.1	interest in what makes people tick, what makes some individuals rise to greatness, whilst
0:50.1	others with much more chance of getting to the top fall by the wayside.
0:54.7	And through these seven books ranging from When Everything Fails, Try This, published in 2009,
1:00.4	right through to 2015's Becoming unbreakable how normal people become
1:05.0	extraordinarily self-confident, he helps us push the boundaries on what is
1:09.8	possible. By tackling subjects such as how did Buffalo Bill cope with his tremendous
1:14.8	financial mistakes and which crucial success principle was discovered by the
1:18.9	ancient Roman poet Ovid their stories will show us all what to do when we're confronted with severe problems
1:26.4	even when everything seems lost.
1:29.3	As he says, this book aims at making you highly resistant to adversity.
1:33.4	Its principles will enable you to move on with your life
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