Live 100 Podcast with Jason Yarusi

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Jason Yarusi is the creator of Live 100. Jason brings his 100 mile roadmap into your life and business with tactical and actionable advice that you can implement NOW. If you are tired of not feeling fit, not having focus or lacking the financial resources to achieve your goals, the Live 100 podcast will help you break the habits that no longer you serve you to empower you to build the momentum to magnify levels of success that you deserve.Jason is a private fund manager for over 300 million in commercial real estate. He is an avid ultra marathon runner, multiple successful business founder, father and husband.”

  1. Oct 28 ·  Video

    Be Serious, Yet Playful with Life

    What if the fear of failure is keeping you from living the life you deserve? I believe life requires two things: the discipline to pursue what matters and the ability to enjoy the journey along the way. In this episode of Live 100, I talk about finding the balance between taking your goals seriously and not taking every moment of life so seriously that you miss the opportunities right in front of you. As entrepreneurs, business owners, and people committed to personal growth, it's easy to become obsessed with the next milestone. We focus on the destination, worry about what others think, and sometimes avoid taking action because we're afraid of failing. But failure is an event. It's not who you are. Every setback can teach you something. Every difficult experience can become part of your story. And every new challenge gives you another opportunity to learn, improve, and move forward. In This Episode, I Discuss: ·         Why taking life too seriously can prevent you from recognizing opportunities. ·         How fear of failure keeps you inside your comfort zone. ·         Why you need both discipline and playfulness to grow. ·         The importance of enjoying the journey instead of living only for the destination. ·         How setbacks and difficult experiences become valuable lessons. ·         Why failure is an event, not your identity. ·         How to stop procrastinating and start taking meaningful action. ·         Why continuous learning matters more than having all the answers. ·         How to pursue bigger goals without losing sight of the present moment. My message is simple: keep pushing forward, keep learning, and don't forget to enjoy the day you're living right now. Your life is waiting for you to show up. Don't wait for the perfect moment to begin. Take action. Find your moments. Laugh a lot. Let's do this. Listen to Live 100, reflect on what you've been putting off, and take the next step toward the life you want to build. 👉 Take Action Today: Visit JasonYarusi.com and take the FREE assessment to identify where you are on your journey. Share this episode with someone who needs to hear it. Rate, review, and subscribe to help us reach more people ready to live their best life. 🔥 Get in contact with me: Website: https://form.jotform.com/240740659878168  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jasonyarusi/  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jasonyarusi  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@liveonehundred  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonyarusi/

  2. Oct 24 ·  Video

    The Most Dangerous Place to Be in Life

    Stop Settling for an “Okay” Life What if the biggest danger in your life isn’t failure, but getting comfortable enough to stop growing? In this episode, I explore why an “okay” life can quietly keep you from reaching your potential. When your business is doing well enough, your health is manageable, and your relationships are getting by, it’s easy to convince yourself that everything is fine—even when you know something needs to change. I believe you shouldn’t have to hit rock bottom before deciding to build a better life. Growth starts when you’re honest about where you’ve settled, calculate the cost of staying the same, and commit to taking action. In this episode, I cover: •Why an “okay” life can become a trap •How comfort can prevent personal and professional growth •The hidden cost of doing nothing •How to recognize the areas of life you’ve been tolerating •Why small, intentional actions create momentum •How deadlines turn intentions into commitments •Why gratitude should never become an excuse for complacency •How to create urgency without waiting for a crisis If you’re an entrepreneur, real estate investor, or someone committed to personal growth, this episode is a reminder that you can appreciate what you have while still pursuing something better. Your challenge: Identify one area of your life where you’ve settled, choose one meaningful action, and put a deadline on it. Listen, reflect, and take action. Don’t wait for someday. Subscribe, share this episode with someone who needs the reminder, and keep moving forward. 👉 Take Action Today: Visit JasonYarusi.com and take the FREE assessment to identify where you are on your journey. Share this episode with someone who needs to hear it. Rate, review, and subscribe to help us reach more people ready to live their best life. 🔥 Get in contact with me: Website: https://form.jotform.com/240740659878168  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jasonyarusi/  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jasonyarusi  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@liveonehundred  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonyarusi/

  3. Oct 21 ·  Video

    The Power of Not Quitting Too Soon

    Patience and Persistence: The Strategy Behind Long-Term Success Everybody wants success. Everybody wants the breakthrough. But very few people are willing to do the work long enough to earn the results. In this episode, I break down two of the most important principles behind building a meaningful life: patience and persistence. Patience means staying focused while allowing results to develop over time. Persistence means continuing to show up, even when you’re tired, discouraged, or questioning whether your efforts are working. I’ve learned these lessons through building businesses, investing in real estate, running ultramarathons, and navigating challenges that didn’t unfold the way I expected. The people who succeed aren’t necessarily the most talented. They’re the ones who learn, adjust, and stay in the game long enough to figure it out. In this episode, I share how to stop chasing instant gratification, stay committed to your long-term goals, and take consistent action without demanding immediate results. Here’s what I cover: ·         The difference between patience and persistence. ·         Why patience doesn’t mean sitting around and waiting. ·         Why building a business and creating financial freedom take time. ·         How to stay committed when things aren’t working. ·         Why persistence requires learning and adjusting your strategy. ·         How to recognize slow progress instead of assuming you’re failing. ·         What ultramarathon running teaches me about business and life. ·         How to focus on winning today instead of comparing your timeline to someone else’s. You can’t control when every opportunity arrives, but you can control the actions you take today. If you’re building a business, investing in real estate, or working toward a bigger goal, remember this: be aggressive with your actions and patient with your outcomes. If this episode resonates with you, share it with someone who needs the reminder. And please leave a five-star rating and review to support the show. 👉 Take Action Today: Visit JasonYarusi.com and take the FREE assessment to identify where you are on your journey. Share this episode with someone who needs to hear it. Rate, review, and subscribe to help us reach more people ready to live their best life. 🔥 Get in contact with me: Website: https://form.jotform.com/240740659878168  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jasonyarusi/  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jasonyarusi  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@liveonehundred  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonyarusi/

  4. Oct 17 ·  Video

    Do What You Say: How Integrity Builds a Powerful Reputation

    Your word means more than what you say. It’s evidence of who you are. In this episode, I’m talking about something that affects every area of your life: keeping the promises you make to yourself and to others. Every time you follow through on a commitment, you build trust in yourself. Every time you repeatedly break a promise, you make it easier to ignore your own plans. And if you want to build a different life, you need to start by changing what you consistently do every day. I’ll explain why vague promises fail, how to turn intentions into specific actions, and why saying no can sometimes demonstrate more integrity than saying yes. I also share my KEEP system, a practical framework for becoming more dependable in your personal life, business, and relationships. In this episode, I cover: ·         Why your word is evidence of your character and reliability ·         How keeping promises builds self-trust and confidence ·         Why repeatedly breaking commitments makes it easier to procrastinate ·         How to use if-then plans to turn goals into action ·         Why you need to evaluate your time, energy, and responsibilities before agreeing ·         When saying no is better than making a promise you cannot keep ·         How to communicate honestly when circumstances change ·         My KEEP system for building accountability and trust ·         How to start rebuilding your track record with one promise at a time You don't need to become perfect. You need to become dependable. Your challenge: Choose one promise to yourself that you can keep for the next seven days. Make it specific, schedule it, and follow through. Your family needs your word to mean something. Your team needs your word to mean something. Your future needs your word to mean something. Let's get to work. 👉 Take Action Today: Visit JasonYarusi.com and take the FREE assessment to identify where you are on your journey. Share this episode with someone who needs to hear it. Rate, review, and subscribe to help us reach more people ready to live their best life. 🔥 Get in contact with me: Website: https://form.jotform.com/240740659878168  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jasonyarusi/  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jasonyarusi  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@liveonehundred  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonyarusi/

  5. Oct 13 ·  Video

    How You Live Your Life Is Your Response to the Noise

    Someone is questioning your intentions, criticizing your decisions, or telling a false version of who you are. What you do next decides who you become. In this episode of the Live 100 Podcast, I break down how to respond when your character is under attack, whether it's coming from social media, friends, family, or coworkers who aren't ready for your growth. Your first instinct is to grab the shield and sword. I'll show you why that instinct can cost you hours you can't get back. This matters for entrepreneurs and real estate investors because you're on your own island, doing something that hasn't been done before, often without other entrepreneurs around you. People will doubt the risk you're taking. Your response is what separates the ones who build from the ones who quit. What we cover: •         Why the greatest danger isn't what others say, it's letting their words distract you from who you're becoming •         Why some people want a reaction, not the truth •         The first question to ask before you respond: is any of this true? •         How to tell destructive criticism from constructive feedback •         When to document the facts and handle a false statement professionally •         Why entrepreneurship is hard, and why your standards can't depend on how others treat you •         How to get back to basics and get a little better every day •         How to choose who gets weight in your circle Watch or listen now, subscribe to the Live 100 Podcast, and share this with someone who needs it today. Don't let someone else's noise move you off your Level 100. 👉 Take Action Today: Visit JasonYarusi.com and take the FREE assessment to identify where you are on your journey. Share this episode with someone who needs to hear it. Rate, review, and subscribe to help us reach more people ready to live their best life. 🔥 Get in contact with me: Website: https://form.jotform.com/240740659878168  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jasonyarusi/  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jasonyarusi  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@liveonehundred  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonyarusi/

  6. Oct 3 ·  Video

    Your Idea of Wealth Book is Outdated

    For decades, the traditional wealth-building playbook was simple: buy a house, pay down the mortgage, stay there, and let appreciation build your net worth. But does that strategy still make sense for everyone? In this episode, I break down why I don't believe you should blindly follow an investment strategy simply because it worked for your parents, grandparents, or someone else. I believe in real estate. Real estate has transformed my life through cash flow, appreciation, tax advantages, and the ability to create wealth. But real estate only works when the deal—and the strategy—actually works for you. The same applies to stocks and index funds. The asset isn't the strategy. The asset is the tool. The real strategy starts with understanding your goals, risk, liquidity, time horizon, desired level of control, and the life you're trying to build. In this episode, I cover: Why the traditional homeownership wealth-building playbook is changingHow younger and older generations can view homeownership differentlyReal estate vs. stocks and index fundsWhy the asset itself isn't the strategyThe importance of liquidityHow leverage can multiply both returns and lossesWhy cash flow mattersHow to determine what job your money needs to performThe role of control in real estate investingWhy your time horizon mattersHow your investments should align with your lifeWhy you shouldn't blindly copy your parents' or grandparents' strategyThe timeless principles of spending less than you earn, avoiding destructive debt, maintaining reserves, and investing consistentlyMy goal isn't to convince you that real estate is better than stocks—or the other way around. My goal is to help you build an investment strategy that supports your goals, your responsibilities, and the life you're trying to create. Give every dollar a job. Then choose the vehicle. If this episode gave you something to think about, subscribe to the podcast and leave an honest rating and review. 👉 Take Action Today: Visit JasonYarusi.com and take the FREE assessment to identify where you are on your journey. Share this episode with someone who needs to hear it. Rate, review, and subscribe to help us reach more people ready to live their best life. 🔥 Get in contact with me: Website: https://form.jotform.com/240740659878168  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jasonyarusi/  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jasonyarusi  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@liveonehundred  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonyarusi/

  7. Oct 1 ·  Video

    Hold The Line

    There will be seasons when everything is going right—and seasons when everything seems to be working against you. The question is: Do your standards change with your circumstances? In this episode, I break down what it really means to hold the line. For me, living 100 isn't about creating a life where everything goes according to plan. It's about becoming someone who knows exactly who they are and what they stand for regardless of how the day unfolds. When business gets difficult, when money takes a hit, when relationships become challenging, or when your plans fall apart, it's easy to start negotiating with yourself. But success can create the same problem. When you're winning, making more money, growing your business, getting in shape, and receiving recognition, you can slowly begin lowering the standards that created that success. That's where drifting begins. In this episode, I talk about why your standards need to remain steady whether you're experiencing adversity or success. What I Cover in This Episode •Why we allow circumstances to dictate our standards •What it really means to “hold the line” •Why one bad event can become several when you abandon your habits •How to keep moving forward when you can't make progress •Why success can cause you to drift •How small compromises can slowly change your life •Defining your non-negotiable standards •Protecting your standards for your body, family, business, and purpose •Why you should stop renegotiating decisions you've already made •How the “4, 3, 2, 1, go” mindset can help you take action •Being flexible with your plan while remaining relentless with your standards •Building discipline, resilience, and character If you're building a business, investing in real estate, improving your health, or simply trying to become a stronger version of yourself, this episode is a reminder that every day counts. Hold the line. Don't retreat. And give yourself the opportunity to come back and fight tomorrow. Listen to the full episode and take one moment today to define the standards you refuse to compromise. 👉 Take Action Today: Visit JasonYarusi.com and take the FREE assessment to identify where you are on your journey. Share this episode with someone who needs to hear it. Rate, review, and subscribe to help us reach more people ready to live their best life. 🔥 Get in contact with me: Website: https://form.jotform.com/240740659878168  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jasonyarusi/  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jasonyarusi  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@liveonehundred  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonyarusi/

  8. Sep 27 ·  Video

    Your Mental Bank Account is Running Low

    You don't need another productivity system. You need to check your mental bank account. I'm talking about the four accounts every one of us is drawing from every single day — hope, confidence, resilience, and realistic optimism. When they run low, everything gets harder: leading your team, being patient with your family, taking care of your health, believing your work is actually going somewhere. In this episode, I break down a 2026 APA study of over 2,000 American workers, and the numbers are brutal — nearly half stressed daily, more than a third saying their job is hurting their mental health. If you're spending 20, 30, 40 years in a system that's draining you, you need to know how to run the audit and make the deposits that actually rebuild you. In this episode, I cover: •          Why "just get tougher" is vague advice that doesn't work •          The 2026 APA study on workplace stress and psychological capital •          The four accounts: hope, confidence, resilience, and realistic optimism •          How to run a 1-10 audit on where you stand today •          The one question that rebuilds hope when you feel stuck •          Why confidence is built through kept promises, not positive thinking •          The difference between resilience and numbness This isn't about ignoring how hard things are. It's about admitting the difficulty and still finding your next move. Run your own audit today. Listen now — and if this hits home, share it with someone who needs to hear it. 👉 Take Action Today: Visit JasonYarusi.com and take the FREE assessment to identify where you are on your journey. Share this episode with someone who needs to hear it. Rate, review, and subscribe to help us reach more people ready to live their best life. 🔥 Get in contact with me: Website: https://form.jotform.com/240740659878168  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jasonyarusi/  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jasonyarusi  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@liveonehundred  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonyarusi/

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Jason Yarusi is the creator of Live 100. Jason brings his 100 mile roadmap into your life and business with tactical and actionable advice that you can implement NOW. If you are tired of not feeling fit, not having focus or lacking the financial resources to achieve your goals, the Live 100 podcast will help you break the habits that no longer you serve you to empower you to build the momentum to magnify levels of success that you deserve.Jason is a private fund manager for over 300 million in commercial real estate. He is an avid ultra marathon runner, multiple successful business founder, father and husband.”

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