Diggin' Knowledge James Diggins

This is a quick snack-bite about the lenses we view the world through. Once a person understands what lenses are and can identify their own, that's when they can shape and mold it into something beneficial for them. We can intentionally impact the lenses we have and can gain, you'll learn a little bit about that through this episode.



Questions to consider:

What lenses do you typically view things through? What kind of information do you get from that? How impactful are those lenses for you?

What lenses does your inner circle typically look through? What's the impact there?

What kind of blinders do you notice when you think of the lens you use? Is that important information you're missing out on?

I have a new mantra that I came up with recently. It's quite possibly the strongest mindset I've ever had and I want to share in hopes that you find value in it as well.

I'm dropping my top 10 rules for success that I follow on a regular basis. The whole point of this list is to see what you hold yourself accountable to towards your own successes. If you're not feeling successful you should be able to point out parts of the list where you haven't done what you needed to, so then it's something you can make more intentional. I got thsi idea from seeing Eric Thomas' list on YouTube, follow the link here to watch that, I highly encourage it!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6XgyFOIzdo

This is another informal episode to review my 2021, looking forward to 2022, and then setting up my New Year's Resolutions! This is the longest episode yet, which is surprising because I figured it might have been 15 minutes. Anyways, I hope you enjoy and let me know your resolutions if you have any.

The is a quick break episode to focus on Thanksgiving and the power of gratitude. In case I haven't told you lately, I appreciate you and I love you! Thank you for taking the time to listen.

This episode captures those moments and memories we have throughout life that continue to have an impact on us moving forward. No matter how small the moment, it's something that I can still draw from and even sometimes gain a new perspective with as I have new experiences now. I'll get into a phrase that was said to me by a family member that has probably had the biggest impact on the drive that I have through life. Question wise I'm interested in what others still carry with them that they know is a piece of the puzzle to who they are as a person. This is all to recognize and be more aware of the impact our actions and words have on others.