THE BOBBY MASON AUDIO EXPERIENCE Bobby Mason

Document your journey to capture your daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly progress!

Life can get a stagnant so try one of these life experiments this week:
Attempt to begin a conversation with a stranger
Take only cold showers for a week
Sit in a public place and stare straight ahead for ten minutes
Make a rule that you’ll reach for your gym clothes as soon as the alarm goes off (no snooze button!)
Go to work a different way or by a different form of transportation
Completely rearrange the furniture in your living room or bedroom
Vary a workout routine by choosing exercises based on dice rolls
Join a free foreign language meetup (visit meetup.com and search for your choice of language)
Offer a room of your house for rent on Airbnb.com
Offer your couch to a traveler on couchsurfing.com
In a recurring meeting, deliberately choose a different seat
If you’re usually active in meetings, determine to speak less. If you’re usually silent, speak up!
Post “Anything I can help you with?” on Facebook, Twitter, or wherever you gather with friends online. Respond to as many answers as you can.
Laugh out loud in public at something that isn’t funny. See what happens.
Bring dog treats to the park and give them to strangers (primarily the ones who have dogs)
Stop carrying an umbrella when it rains. You might get wet, but chances are you won’t melt

A life quest ends up being bigger than a simple project because its something specific to work on over time—an endeavor that is fun, challenging, and meaningful.
Here are the characteristics you should use to identify your quest:
A clear goal that can be defined
A way to measure progress
A sense of calling or mission
Sacrifice… or at least effort

I'm going to be taking an RV trip from: Minneapolis - Vail, Colorado - Arches National Park - Bryce National Park - Zion National Park - Lake Powell - Vail, Colorado - Minneapolis. Any suggestions on what I must see along the way??

That's right, things have gotten pretty crazy with Educating Entrepreneurs and I just wanted to say thank you for all the love and support!

When you find something you believe in, you should put everything you’ve got into it, which means you may face some rejection along the way.
Embrace rejection. When doing something new, not everyone will accept it and that's okay! You need to become comfortable with failure (easier said then done) and keep pushing forward.
Give Rejection Therapy a try. The goal of the game is to ask for something and have the request denied, stretching your comfort zone. If you ask for something and get it, that’s a bonus—but the day’s round of Rejection Therapy isn’t over, because you ultimately have to be rejected prior to moving on to the next day. Consider doing your rejection therapy on camera just to hold yourself more accountable.