powers you call getting people unstuck, your primary superpower.
Um, come on, what are the hidden secrets?
Are there superpowers you have?
Definitely getting people in stock, uh, helping them see what they can't see,
understanding beliefs that have been holding them back their whole lives,
finding their zone of genius, upleveling their vibes so that they can
attract easier opportunities.
Ooh, I like that.
That's awesome.
And, uh, you honed in on, on stock as your, your favorite of the bunch.
Um, why is that?
You know, honestly, because I do, I help people with market validation.
And I, when I was at events, people would continuously tell me they were stuck.
And so then I started playing with doing that when I would go to networking events
and it would cause like just this magnetic pole of people coming to me like,
I'm stuck, I need help.
And so I used it because it's what my people were saying they were experiencing.
Nice.
It became super clear.
It's what they needed most.
So that makes sense.
Very cool.
What was it like, uh, cracking in the top 2% of podcasts worldwide?
What did that feel like?
You know, it'd be, all right.
Welcome in to vision pros live with Jackson Calame.
I'm your show host.
We'll be doing interviews for visionary entrepreneurs and guest
leaders who are building fantastic visions out there.
Hey, and welcome to vision pros live.
I'm your host Jackson Calame founder and CEO of first-class business.
And I'm excited to have Dr.
Amanda on the show today.
She is a two percent.
She has a podcast that is in the top 2% of podcasts globally.
That is awesome.
That is hard to do.
I'm excited to talk a little bit more about how she did that.
I think a lot of those who are listening are starting to have the mindset that, man,
this podcast thing is really taking off worldwide.
It just passed radio, by the way, for a amount of listens worldwide.
It just surpassed the prevalence of radio, which is a pretty big move.
So, um, we have a lot that we can learn from her about getting unstuck in life,
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So without further ado, I'm going to bring on Dr.
Amanda.
Dr. Amanda is known as the mindset healer and manifestation ninja for entrepreneurs.
She's a founder of inner power daily.
That's her podcast and international bestselling author as well.
And the host of the top 2% globally rated podcast, the our entrepreneur,
inner power daily.com is her business.
The inner power entrepreneur is the podcast.
She's gone from food stamps to building a six figure business fast, and it's
become her superpower to teach entrepreneurs science-based law of
attraction strategies to reprogram their energy mindset and business growth
habits so they can get what they want out of life.
Dr.
Amanda, thank you so much for being here today.
We appreciate having you on the show.
Hey Jackson, thanks for having me on.
Absolutely.
Um, so why should, why should the audience be listening to you right now?
Who should be listening primarily and what are they going to get out
of today's show?
Do you think?
Yeah, great questions.
I would say, well, who should listen would be anyone who's interested.
And when I say anyone entrepreneurs specifically, I generally work with
because I think of entrepreneurship as a spiritual growth path and it's the
place where you get to trigger all of your fears, doubts, uncertainties.
And so it's an opportunity for you to really step up.
So I'd love to attract growth minded entrepreneurs who are really ready to
get everything that they desire out of life and business.
And so learning strategies to align with their inner power and magnetically
attract through being deliberate creators, conscious creators, feeling
like they have the power to really decide what they want, declare it, take
action in the direction and attract it their way.
So they're going to people listening today are going to get tons of
actionable strategies and understand how their energy and their alignment
with their inner power is what attracts all success their way in life and
business.
I love that.
And for the audience, as I get ready to cough, I'm still dealing with the
bronchitis aspect.
So one of the harder career choices when you have bronchitis is being a
podcast.
So you'll have to forgive me for that.
And maybe I'll learn some tips from Dr.
Mandon, how to suppress the desire to cough or the desire to sneeze when
you're on these shows.
I don't know how they do it on TV, but without further ado in 30 seconds,
what is your vision for those that you serve?
My vision at first and foremost is for people to feel like they have power
and they can decide what it is they want in the world.
My big vision and my quest is to impact a minimum of 5 million people through
everything that I put out in the world, through books and podcasting and
posting and YouTube and all the things that I do.
And it's really for people to be aligned and know that they don't have to feel
out of control of their reality and that they can really design a life that
they love.
That's awesome.
And I can see that your goals aligned with the not being out of control.
I think you're going to hit way, way larger than that, but it's cool that you
set your smart goal on it.
And I see you being way on the track like to do that at a 2% globally
recognized podcast.
How do you measure getting to that 5 million?
That's a great question.
So generally I track everything I do when I'm on other people's podcasts.
And so some of it's an estimation.
And so the catch all will be, okay, let's have one episode release that 5
million people download.
And then there we go.
We're done.
We did it.
We're certain that we impacted a minimum of 5 million people.
So, you know, I imagine it'll be something along those lines, like, Hey, a
book that 5 million people read or an episode release or a YouTube video or
something along those lines.
Yeah.
Nice.
That's cool.
Way to, way to look at it in reference to the one wave, the title.
Yeah.
Right.
Yeah.
That's smart.
Okay.
And what's your vision for yourself over the next five to 10 years?
You know, my vision is so aligned with my zone of genius.
Like I teach people to live businesses, lead businesses that they love.
So, you know, when you're living in your highest values and you're doing things
in your zone of genius, you're not creating something that you want to escape from.
And so, you know, my, my personal goals are very tied to my business goals.
So my highest values are to learn, teach, travel and love.
And that's what I do every single day.
I'll never stop doing it.
That's what I get the most juice out of.
And so my vision is, you know, in that impacting of 5 million people, I get
to fulfill all of my highest values.
So it's a win-win exchange.
That's great.
I like that.
You know, it's easy to like to, because, you know, you're, you're talking about
being focused on success and sintering yourself, ultimately living your best life.
And so it makes sense, you know, for that to be your long-term vision.
So let's see here.
So top 2% global rating, 90,000 plus downloads, listeners in 55 countries,
260,000 views on YouTube, 12 hours, 12,000 hours viewed and 3000 plus subscribers.
Yeah, we need to update those.
We're past a hundred though.
So that we're good.
Nice.
Yeah.
You know, I was fun.
I had a really fun thought this morning.
Uh, I was, I always, after I release an episode, I'll listen to it myself
because it helps me get better at being a podcaster.
And I was in this morning, I was listening while I was showering and I was thinking,
you know, to get to that first hundred thousand downloads.
Wow.
It's a lot of energy, time, effort, learning growth curves.
And then I thought it's going to be interesting to go from a hundred thousand
to a million, because it'll be a lot of work to get to that first hundred
thousand, because it'll happen a lot faster now that I know what I'm doing more.
Absolutely.
Well, you get the snowball effect.
Oh, that also can help.
So who's, um, who are some of the guests that come to mind that people should be
aware of that you've, you've already hosted?
I mean, obviously every guest, but you know, we don't do guests anymore.
So yeah, I don't have guests on the episode, on the podcast.
And interestingly, I did that because of feedback from my audience.
So I always am doing things that are driven by my audience.
So I did polls and my audiences kept coming back saying we love the solo
cast the most and for me, those are the easiest to produce.
And so it was like, well, okay, we're just going to try this out for a while.
So on this version, uh, we've gone through four seasons.
We're in the fourth season of the podcast in this one.
We're not doing any guests podcasting, but I've had some amazing people on.
I've done over 300 interviews, I believe.
Um, and some of those on the podcast and some on a different side show
that I used to have as well.
Yeah.
That's right.
And I remember you saying that now.
So the, uh, the solo casting, um, you know, if somebody is curious
about launching their own show, does it, is it guaranteed that the
solo cast will be the winner or is it, um, you know, hit and miss?
Should they consider interviewing?
What, what are some of those pros and cons?
And, and, uh, yeah, let's, let's just, let's just myth bust the universal aspect.
Yeah.
You know, first I'd say go with what you enjoy the most.
And don't do what you, what people tell you will work just for you.
Cause there isn't a one size fits all.
I mean, the sky's the limit in podcasting, right?
Like you could do two minute episodes, 30 minute episodes, six hour episodes.
I mean, it like, this is the cool thing about podcasting is that if you are
attracted to being a podcaster, do what feels aligned to you first and foremost,
and then allow yourself to change as you go.
I loved doing interviews at first.
And for me, that's because I was soaking up and learning
and absorbing and connecting.
And, and then it got to a point where it was like, Oh, I actually feel like I
want to teach this versus having a guest expert on, or it just changed for me.
And then the way that I taught and started to solo cast differently, my audience liked.
And so it just, it evolved and I let it, you know, and so I think it's really
important for people to hear that you got to go with your inspirations because
your inspiration is what is your magnetic fire and is what attracts opportunities.
So if you're dreading doing something, you already are creating resistance,
which is going to make it be hard work, which is going to cause you to
procrastinate and it's not going to grow as quickly as it could, if you decide
like, Hey, I can't wait to do this episode.
I love it.
You called it, uh, your magnetic fire.
Was that correct?
Yeah.
I liked that.
Awesome.
And you have some resources to help people unlock that, or should
they, they book with you directly?
Definitely.
Yeah.
Uh, interpower101.com.
So there's a free course.
So interpower101.com and it teaches the fundamental foundation of how
to get aligned in your energy.
It's driven toward entrepreneurs, helps you understand mindset
and some habits and strategies.
I teach five strategies in there that you can do on a daily basis in order
to get aligned and become more magnetic.
So I'm always teaching things that are based on the law of attraction,
which is so wild to me because when I started my business, you know, I'm
coming out of PhD research science.
And when I started reading law of attraction and learning about it, I
was like, am I really going to become a law of attraction and manifestation
coach?
That's weird.
And now I, I embrace it.
I, you know, I realized that there are, there are rules to the game of
life that if you follow, you can wildly succeed.
And you know, before I learned about magnetism, law of attraction, quantum
physics, I was struggling and I had no idea how to get success.
And I felt like everything in my outer world was in control of me instead of
me being in control of my reality.
And so now I teach people that your outer world is a reflection of your
inner world.
If you don't like what you're getting on the outside, you've got to
change what's within.
And so that's why every day you must choose inter power, decide and commit to
being aligned, and then you attract things to you that are matched to your
aligned state of being.
Okay.
So I want to, I want to challenge that a little bit.
I want to have a healthy dialogue, healthy debate regarding the subject
because it's something that, that I saw in there and, and my thoughts went to
the extreme.
Usually the extremes are kind of like the blinders, I would say that make
us miss the point of a subject.
So I immediately, you know, when I, when I read that, I was like, well, yes
and no, in that if I grew up and was raised in a North Korean concentration
camp, you know, I don't get to control that outer circumstance that I'm in.
I, I can certainly make the most of it perhaps, but let's talk about life when
it comes to, you know, environments that, you know, there, I think there are
aspects that you can't control, but if you, if you, if I'm wrong about that, by
all means, like shoot me down.
Well, you can control your response to everything that's going on in your
environment, right?
There is collective consciousness that creates realities.
So in that example, if you're in a North Korean prison, you're not going to be
able to break free of the, you know, the cell just by your thoughts, but you have
control over how you respond to what's going on in your reality.
And so it's, it's a great question and thing to think about, like, I can't
sit in my chair and go, Oh, I want to be seven foot top seven feet tall.
And I'm just going to think my way to being seven feet tall.
You know, that doesn't make any sense.
So it's, it's more about you instead of being in reaction and thinking that
other people are to blame for your circumstances, it's you being responsive
and deciding every day, how to feel, think, believe, decide act.
And then what happens is that starts to amplify and attract different things
into your reality.
So, you know, great example would be Mansur for meeting Victor Frankl, right?
He's in a concentration camp and has changed millions of lives through writing
a book that was originated in a concentration camp in his mind.
Right.
So his response to that experience was to impact the world in positive ways.
He could have easily gone a different direction with that experience.
Yes, exactly.
I love that.
And so any of you who are listening and hear that again, if you're in a
you're in a certain circumstance that traumatizes you, I mean, or you've
experienced something that is difficult.
I talked to another doctor about this and I it's funny.
He didn't talk about growing seven feet, but he did talk about how is it Jackson?
You're in a hurricane right now, you know, and you're, you're, you know, I can't,
you can't do anything to change the hurricane that you get, you're in.
But you can, we can change the size of the boat that you're in.
To deal with it.
And he was, you know, the boat was an analogy related to my mindset and my
ability to face that hurricane.
And there's different options that you have, you know, you can certainly dive
into pills, you can, and you can dive into prescribed pills, you can dive into
alcohol to try to withstand that hurricane.
You can dive into drugs, you can dive into Netflix.
There's a lot of ways that you can distract yourself or also strive to
progress through it.
There's, there's different ways to look at it, but I think that's a
good point, but that really, that, that analogy really puts something, it gave
me a new tool to think about and realizing that, yeah, a larger ship would
have a much easier time making it through that environment than if you perhaps
didn't have a boat at all, you know, we're stuck in the ocean, drowning in a
hurricane, not my, not my favorite thing to imagine on the flip side of that.
Yeah.
But thank you for, for acknowledging, you know, the, the things that sometimes I
think when we're in a good position to learn, we don't hear what we're supposed
to hear, we hear what we want to hear.
And that want often comes from a deep sea to darkness rather than the light within.
So I appreciate that a lot.
Um, let's dive into a little bit of darkness though.
Um, what's your worst business experience ever?
Dr.
Amanda.
Yeah, this is interesting.
I had a really great conversation with someone this morning.
It was how I am so good at turning everything into lessons.
And I think everything happens for a reason.
And so it's like, when I, when I think of those things, I'm like, Hmm, that's
interesting.
I really, I think because of the way that I navigate the world, I don't have
bad business experiences.
Like I'd say I have quote unquote wasted money on people who have said that they
could deliver certain things that they didn't, and yet it taught me how to be
more strategic with the way that I spend money.
And so, you know, it's like, there's always a lesson on the flip side, but I'd
say that a challenging business experience I've had is spending money on experts
that really to soothe my imposter syndrome.
So it'd be like, Oh, they have the magic pill.
They know more than me because they're further along in business.
And then realistically then get into the program and realize, Oh, I already know
all of these things, not that everyone, I know more than everyone else, but it's
just in those certain situations.
If I'm, you know, I I've purchased courses before, or packages or programs
where I was like doubting and not listening to my intuition and not certain
that it was a good move, but doing it out of a place of fear.
And then later going, Ooh, okay.
I see why that would have been a good thing to say no to.
So doubting your intuition is a very good lesson.
There are good lessons when you doubt your intuition and make decisions that are
counter to what your intuition is telling you.
Well, I've never heard that put that way before and I love it.
That's are you spending money to soothe your imposter syndrome?
It's kind of the question that I, I pulled out of what you just stated.
And there's, there's so much depth to which one could go and kind of self.
I don't know, self analyze and think, do I, do I do this?
Am I doing this in this occasion?
And, and I guess I just a deeper question on that.
If you find yourself wondering if that's the case, what do you do?
Stop.
If you, right away immediately.
Yes.
Well, the trick is to listen to your notice.
So my three step formula.
So inner power formula is three steps, recognize, reframe, repeat to reprogram,
recognize, reframe, repeat to reprogram.
And what this does is it is a habit transformation formula and also a subconscious
reprogramming process.
So in that case, you recognize why, when I spent the money, how was I feeling?
So for me, I looked back and I remembered the day I spent the money and I was like,
I was having doubts and I was feeling insecure and I was feeling some fear and I
made the decision from that place.
So I recognize that, okay, when I'm feeling that way, slow down.
It, the opportunity will be there a week later, take time.
So I've really come to the place where if it's not a heaven, yes, it's a
hell no, right? So if I'm having any version of doubt, I don't move forward with
something until I'm either a hundred percent.
Yes.
Hundred percent.
No.
And that's really guided me well.
So it was a great lesson.
It was a very costly lesson, but it was a great lesson.
55 K lesson.
Yeah.
Well, that's it entrepreneurs.
So, and I, again, I like the, the constant look at, at the learning
opportunities too.
Rather than worst business experience, greatest learning experience, sometimes
more big challenges that we face.
So sometimes some of our best learning experiences also come from our best
decisions and opportunities.
So what's your best experience in business?
You know, I've had so many good ones, but I would say when I, the first
thing when I think about like, Ooh, like what, what are the best memories in my
business?
The first time I walked home, I was like, Oh, I'm going to go to the
college and I'm going to go to the college and I'm going to go to the
college and I'm going to go to the college.
That was the first time I walked home with a check for a client that where I
had a 10 hour coaching package, the first big check I ever got.
And that check was more than my monthly income in as a grad student, you know?
So I was living on food stamps, taking out full loans and struggling to get by.
And then I graduated and I went into business.
I had this amazing, powerful conversation.
Which to me was like quite a lot and he didn't even Flint.
It made the check.
And I was like, I was driving home and I still have this check.
And I was like, I mean, I was like, you know, it was a pinchable moment of
like, Oh my God, people will pay me to help them.
Like this is exciting.
And then the next day I had the next consult and the person had said, you
need to double your rates.
Like, you're really good at what you do.
And I guess we had such a powerful conversation, so the next day I doubled
the price, same thing happened.
I was like, Whoa, this is, I mean, so in two days I made $7,500, which was almost
half of my annual income as a grad student.
Wow.
Yeah.
That's a, that's a pretty great eye opener and game.
Mine, mine was a far slower process of I've seen those jumps.
I was lucky to make more, but, um, you know, the, I remember hearing stories
similar to that from people and thinking my story's coming, my story's coming.
And 10 years later, I was still like, I think I forgot about it.
It was like, whatever.
Um, that, that particular manifestation did not come my way.
Um, but there are, there, there was, I think that's the other reality that
you're sharing that I'm getting out of this too, though, is like, wait a second.
I can still go back to remembering the importance of looking at, at my victories
that way, even though I didn't catch the first, because that's an alignment of
gratitude, right over, over where you've come from and, and where you're at now.
And, and while it's like blindsided me now, like, oh wait, yeah, you're right.
Um, we do collect large checks.
Um, and I just forgot, um, probably due to all the expenses that also
are associated with business.
But yeah, well, I mean, for me, those were such fun checks because I didn't
even have a website, I didn't have a business card, I didn't even have a
package, like I just wrote it out on the fly, you know, it was like, I had nothing
in place and it was just from a powerful conversation and, and, you know, knowing
like, I want to be a coach, I know I can help people, let's go for it.
Let's dive in, you know, like I'll give you my all.
So was this pre considering yourself law of attraction expert or around the
same time?
Oh yeah.
Yeah.
I hadn't even, I hadn't learned about law of attraction at all.
It's just, it's interesting to say that because I had read, like, you know, the
service, I had watched the secret years before that, but I didn't, hadn't
implemented it, never had considered it.
Wasn't that was later in my business.
Definitely.
So I just, I was living, I mean, we all live by the law of attraction, whether we
want to or not.
And I was very magnetic because I was so inspired and alive and I had experienced
such dramatic changes in my own life and with myself.
And so when I talked to people and I heard what they were saying, I was like,
people are in pain and they need help and I can help them, you know?
So it just was so, it was very magnetic and, and it was, and I wasn't overthinking
it, you know, we, we get into trouble as entrepreneurs, the further we get into
business sometimes, because now we have so much information that it's, we can get
into analysis paralysis and negative self comparison, and it causes some deer in
the headlights sometimes, you know, where you go like, Oh, you know, it could be
this and it could be that, and they're thinking this and it causes scattered, you
know, thinking. And so when you're in those beginning stages, there's a lot of
magic that can happen.
It's so true. And also, you know, you alluded to this earlier, we can start
thinking cerebral, like 100% and just justifying our actions based on a false
sense of logic. I say false sense of logic because if it's not tied to your
purpose, it's usually a very dangerous outcome.
Yeah.
So, I love that you talked about helping people who are in pain and your passion
for realizing like the great joy that exists. It just, you didn't say it, but I
could hear it and feel it as you spoke about the great joy of helping people
overcome their pains and move on from it. What are their powerful lessons? Can
visionaries who are listening and learn from your experience?
Oh, so many.
What's one?
You know, let's say I've been playing with this one a lot that's I've been
really having fun with. You can't have a successful ending to a struggle filled
journey. So I teach people that there are only three reasons that
entrepreneurs don't succeed and it's procrastination, fear and struggling
systems. And so one of the things is a system of your mindset, your habits and
your energy. And I want people to really understand this. It is impossible to get
a happy ending to a miserable journey, right? Abraham Hicks said this. And in
business world, I apply this to success and struggle. People are, you know, when
you're building a business, if you're feeling stressed out every day and
you're struggling every day, it's impossible to have a future that's
successful and feels good because in the present is where you're planting the
seeds for the future and you're training your system to be stressed out. So you
can't go, I'm going to be stressed out, stressed out, stressed out. And all of a
sudden when I get to six figures or seven figures or whatever your goal is,
I'm all of a sudden going to feel good. That is an impossibility because you've
trained your system to be stressed out. And so you might get there, but you're
going to be stressed out when you get there. Wherever you go, there you are. And
so it's really important to start today, training yourself to feel good. And it's
a practice and it's a habit. And that's what I love to teach people to do.
Because when you feel good in the now, you get a future of success and you feel
good along the journey instead of building prison out of your life and
business. Yes, okay. Very good. That's deep. So the people who are
struggling right now with their anxieties, their fears, their depressions,
their angst, their anger, there's lots of things we struggle with. You know,
sometimes we call it our tenacity, our diligence, our dedication. Sometimes we
actually have tenacity, diligence, dedication, have the actual virtues. But
if somebody's got their blinders on for those aspects, how do you help them
remove the blinders and recognize the negative side of that and then not freak
out and move forward? It's really important because what you're talking
about is I think of them as money blocks. So originally I almost exclusively
worked with entrepreneurs on their money blocks. So I always had all my
entrepreneurs write money stories so that we could reprogram their money
mindset. And after doing this with hundreds of entrepreneurs, I saw
patterns and I saw that there are three main money blocks. Money is bad, money is
scarce, and money causes stress. And what you're talking about, when you are
someone who overworks and gets underpaid, you have a money block belief that
money causes stress or that money is scarce. Could be that money is bad as
well, right? So you keep yourself in a sabotage state where you can never be
prosperous and make easy money because you have the belief that money is hard
to make. So then you create a reality where you have to work hard to make
money, right? And so whatever you believe to be true is going to show up in an
outer world reality, match back to show you that it's true. And so in order for
you to get a different outcome, you've got to start reprogramming your
mindsets. And so applied to money, you want to start questioning, what do I
believe about hard work? What do I believe about making money as an
entrepreneur? You could literally just journal about this question. What do I
believe about making money as an entrepreneur and just see what comes up
and then you want to play with reframe so that you can start reprogramming
your mindsets? I do you know I have a book about money mindset? Yes. Okay. So
book. Yeah. So so listeners can go to I am a money magnet book calm and get free
chapters. And I am a money magnet book calm. So free chapters and then they can
obviously buy the book. This gives you 100 journaling prompts focused on your
money beliefs and teaches you how to use after mantras to reframe your mind and
set in a different direction. And so this is you know, it's really a workbook, I
would say or it's a 30 day manifesting guide. It helps people understand what's
blocking them. And it was for me money was such an interesting thing to focus
on because as a person on food stamps living in a very wealthy community in
Boulder, Colorado, where I was earning my graduate degree, I had this kind of like
unicorn belief that all wealthy people are just happy and everything is awesome.
And then I started working with mega wealthy people. I was like, oh, they're
just people. And the more people that I talked to, the more that I realized that
everybody has unconscious blocks, and that we're all struggling with similar
things. And so as I did these, you know, money stories with people, I just kept
seeing time and time again, even people who were making a ton of money, they
would be afraid to spend it, they wouldn't enjoy it, they felt stressed out,
they had fears that it was going to go away, I just kept seeing so many
patterns. And I was like, wow. And so in this book, you start to understand what
do I believe about money? And is it the beliefs I continue to I choose to
continue to have? Or shall I reframe them so I can get a different result? And so
you know, one of my main mantras in my company is work less, make more, have
fun. And so everything I create is guided by that mantra, work less, make
more, have fun. How can I work less, make more and have fun? And not because I
don't enjoy what I do. Like when I say, quote unquote, work, it's that I'm not
going to do things I don't enjoy, I'm going to delegate automate and, and drop
everything that I don't enjoy doing, because then I get magnetic to money.
And that's where money comes very easily, because you're living in your zone of
genius. And I call it stepping into your zone of manifestation, where you become
an attractor magnet to opportunities, money, ease, joy flow, and you love what
you do. And who doesn't want to wake up every day and do exactly what they want
to do and get paid for it? Like that's the best possibility.
Nice. I want to give you a major shout out as an expert for you caught my
nuance and I caught that you caught it just now. I think you I was gonna ask a
nuanced question about one of the things that you just said related to related to
working hard and and working less and what was there and I think you caught
that and planted that for me, which is a lot about your EQ. It's extremely high. I
got to be a little selfish here. I got to go back to one of your questions. You
mentioned a question to to write out and write the answer to about your money
blocks. And I didn't get to write it down. I was I was about to and then he
said the book and I was like, oh book. Squirrel. What was that question? Do you
have it on the top of your mind still? Yeah, yeah, you can ask yourself what do
I believe about making money as an entrepreneur? What do I believe about
making? Yeah, as an entrepreneur. So one of the most powerful strategies to
start to recognize and reframe is asking yourself questions. So my whole I have a
daily program for entrepreneurs, a morning routine program, and I have them
do journaling prompts every single day. So it's questions like that, because
that's what starts to get you to understand. Do I believe you know the on
my podcast, the statement at the bottom, you can't read it in here, because it's
too small, but it says know who you are, know what you want, know how to get
there, right? Know who you are, know what you want, know how to get there. It's
impossible to know who you are without journaling. I think I think journaling is
one of the best strategies. I think of it as the Bible of yourself. You know,
you're learning what you think what you believe what you feel in a patterned way.
And it's simple. So you know, in a couple of minutes a day, you can learn what you
believe and start to reprogram it so that you can get what you want.
Yes, so I'm actually a major fan of this concept as well. And it's time to repent.
You know, repent, so people know is a synonym with the word change. It's time
for me to change back to my own morning routine. I haven't done in a long time.
And so I was looking at your website, I know, I'm glad you voice that. I have
been, you know, and it's not a good thing to miss that. And so I was right before
preparing for a show. I was, you know, we as I was waiting for you to come on in
the background and start our pre production. I was reading through your
website reading this part. And I was like, Oh, my gosh, it is embarrassing how long
it's been since I've played in my morning routine, you have this beautiful picture
of yourself, you know, in your Zen mode, you know, the representation of what it
should feel like, you know, to start your day off. And I was like, man, that 15
minutes that you can take to unlock all the beauty of life that there is, you
know, and to center yourself around the purpose of what you're doing. It's
impossible to quantify the power of that experience. And so I was really excited
about seeing this. I was like, Oh, cool, you got the seven day free trial for
entrepreneurs helping people move through this. I want to make sure to
highlight this in the show and you teed it up perfectly. So if you're not doing a
morning routine, this is going to be groundbreaking for you. If you've never
done one, especially and those of you who did one and are like, well, you know, it
kind of worked, kind of do it again. Um, you know, like, like, I contract with it,
see if there's new aspects of it that you didn't learn the first time around
that didn't help you feel the power of it. Thank you.
Yeah, you're welcome. You know, it's been such a heart centered program at like,
it's really my zone of genius. I had someone say to me recently, they're like,
wow, you really created this program from your zone of genius inspiration,
because like, I love to teach and I love asking questions. And so it's like the
best mix of I do a little daily lesson and then I give a journaling prompt, we
do a two minute meditation and then you go journal and I give you an after
mantra every day for five days a week across different topics directed for
entrepreneurs. And then we have a book club and then we do a live masterclass
once a month and it's a low cost program. And so this one habit alone, wow,
people are getting insane results. You know, some people don't want to do group
coaching with me. That's a much higher level, much higher time investment,
those kinds of things. You know, lots of people love that as well. But if you're
looking for something to do by yourself, to coach yourself on your own time in
the comfort of your own home, learning routine is one of the most impactful
things that you can do. And so, you know, it's designed for people who maybe
struggle with keeping consistent with it or not knowing what to journal about. One
reason I create it is because in my book, you know, I had people emailing me after
they'd finished the book and they'd be like, I feel lost without your daily
journaling prompts. Like, I don't know what to write about now. And I loved
them. And so I thought, why don't we create a program for this? Like, I kept
getting so many people asking for it. And all of my one on one clients, I have
journal and my group coaching clients. And so, you know, the same thing when one
one clients would be finished, they would go, I loved journaling. I grew to love it,
even though they were very resistant at first. And then once they got into the
habit, it was like, you know, what you're saying here, like you realize like, Oh,
my God, I miss it. And so not everybody knows some what to write, you know,
sometimes they look at the journal and it's like the blank page and they go, Oh,
my God, I don't know what to write. And so, you know, I help them along in that
process. And, and, you know, even if you are a journaler, I'd say it's really
great questions because it helps you coach yourself. Right. Journaling prompts
help you coach yourself.
Absolutely. I was very blessed. My mom would buy these journals, these like
year long journals way back in the day where it would say like, who's your best
friend? And who are you mad at? You know, I remember my poor sister Lacey was like
captain of the who are you mad at section. You know, those, they not only did
become great, great memories, you know, that you wouldn't otherwise have, but it
did. It prompted me to talk to her about things in life that as a child, I
wouldn't have otherwise thought to talk to her about. And that same practice is
super true of us adults. I mean, we're all still children. And having that,
that guided prompt allows us to exercise our brain and our heart in ways that we
might otherwise suppress, forget, or neglect. So that's, that's really cool.
That's part of the process. I had never heard that of that being linked to the
morning routine outside of a journal, you'd either get through Johnny Dumas or
at Walmart. Yeah, that's, that's cool. Here's my last question for you. Why do
you care?
I be, I would say I care because I know what it's like to struggle and to feel
powerless. I mean, I grew up, you know, my first gen college students, I've been,
you know, my entrepreneurial journey started with me crying on the floor
after leaving my 15 year marriage by having an affair, next relationship
broken food stamps, like I've had struggles in my life. And I know what it's
like to be scared and literally facing homelessness and, and not know and is
just be like praying like, please God don't let my kids get hurt or need
clothes or, you know, like eating beans and rice while my friends are going to
Europe for spring break. And I'm at home figuring out how to have like some sort
of fun picnic at the park with my kids so they don't feel bad. You know, like I
know what it's like to struggle and then I know what it's like to get tools to
not struggle and to succeed and to feel powerful and to feel good and to do what
I love and get paid. You know, that check we were talking about, it was like one of
the best moments of my life, you know, it was like, Oh my God, I can get paid
this amount to do things I enjoy. Like what? And just, I know how it feels to
feel alive and be inspired and help people. And, and you know, so I love
sharing that with the world. It's, it's, it, I, it's my joy. It's what I wake up
to do. It's what I love to do. And it's, you know, never stop teaching people
strategies to help them feel better in their lives.
I love it. You don't take it for granted and you pay it forward. And, you know,
what a, for me, that's also been a very big secret to my continued peace,
happiness, and, and ultimately I define that as success. So thank you for being a
successful person. Thank you for living by successful virtues. And if you'd like
to know more about Dr. Amanda, of course, go check out enterpowerdaly.com. I've
also dropped in many different social media channels, the different links
associated with her book, associated with her podcast. And she's got a lot of
great materials on there and I hope that you have the courage and take a leap of
faith to connect with her one-on-one. If they wanted to do that, what would be
the best, easiest way for them to connect with you Dr. Amanda?
If they go to work with dramanda.com, they'll see my group coaching program,
the daily program where they can opt in for seven days for free, test it out,
really see if it's a good fit for them. And there's also a consult link on there.
Let's see here. All right. I'm going to drop that link in the notes before we
wrap up. You said work with Dr. Amanda. Yep. DR. Yep.
Dramanda. Do you ever play with that? I realized that today when I was typing,
it spells drama in the, I used to have some fun with that at some point.
Dramanda. I had a boyfriend that used to call me D-Manda.
Okay. So work with dramanda.com. I'm going to drop that in here for you guys.
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Thank you, Jackson. That was amazing. Absolutely.