64 - The Best You - Bernardo Moya Always on the GROW with Manny Vargas

As an entrepreneur, Bernardo Moya failed many times and got up even more. That's been the attitude of his life. Now it all developed into what is known, his best.
Our Guest:
Bernardo Moya --- author, speaker, publisher and TV producer started his entrepreneurial journey aged 20. Since an early age he had to take the responsibility -- he was doing things, managing things, being in charge of the situations.  
Now he is the CEO of NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming) Life Training. He is the seminar promoter to some of the biggest names in Personal Development in UK.
Guest Highlights:
In his pursuit of self-improvement, Bernardo founded The Best You in 2009, and as Chief Inspiration Officer, continues to grow the company, which now includes 8 product lines, 26 international staff and numerous partners. He navigated economic adversity during the 2008-2009 recession by seeking opportunities, where others saw obstacles. Bernardo also runs Europe’s largest personal development trade fair The Best You EXPO, and is an entrepreneur, writer, publisher and television producer.
What We Talk About:
What's going on with Bernardo, what's his plan, how it surfaced with his life and what's the mission behind it what did Bernardo do and how he felt about when he was embracing failure and keeping to move forward The warrior type mentality: Who taught it to Bernardo, where does it come from How does one separate himself from all the negative people around him. What can anyone do to change from that negative mind set? What does it mean when you say you “got to” do what's best for you What is the process for reinvention and what is it that you do on a regular basis for that reinvention The 3 pillars in life that you need to succeed or to stand out Bernardo's definition of what a Man is What are the most proud daddy moments Bernardo had Quotes:
”You have to make those big pictures: where am I going, what am I going to do, how great is it going to be”-- Bernardo
”I don't want to be at the end of my life looking backwards and thinking 'oh my god I should have done this, I should have done that', rather know that I've given it 100%”-- Bernardo
”Focus on where you're going and focus on the work you're putting in today, however take responsibility for the past, and create a plan to keep it from occupying the mental space: you can't be scared to face it”-- Bernardo
”When the vision is so big and large: it just drives you, just pulls you in”-- Bernardo
”By making things really big and visualizing what you want to build or create or who you want to become; these other things then fall into place”-- Bernardo
”Personal development all is down to learning how to think”-- Bernardo
”You need to be aware what you're saying to yourself and make those thoughts and that thinking process positive; it needs to say the right things”-- Bernardo
”You need to start asking yourself the right questions, the right questions are : how great is my day going to be, how can I achieve more, how can I find love, how can I find happiness, who can I help today”-- Bernardo
”If you ask yourself positive questions; your brain, your mind, your unconscious is going to start finding ways around it”-- Bernardo
”When it comes to problems: you go through one problem at a time, one challenge at a time”-- Bernado
”It's never too late to change: you need to really convince yourself; yes you can change and you have to”-- Bernardo
”You have to do what's right for you”-- Bernardo
”People like to be comfortable, people don't like change”-- Bernardo
”You simply require small changes in your life but they can result in dramatic changes”-- Bernardo
”A lot of people tend to do these things but their level of commitment is zero”-- Bernardo
”A little bit of change with work will have a phenomenal impact in your life and you're going to feel great”-- Bernardo
”There's absolutely no room in this world for fea