OSR 020: What do you want to be when you grow up?

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In Podcast 20 we talk about:

When you were a child, what do you want to be when you grow up? What was your main dream?

Today’s podcast is all about chasing your dream and passion.

Izzy is a man who kind of put his stake on the ground. He was a former middle school Science teacher from Los Angeles, California. He found and relived his dream that he thought that he always want to do when he was younger and chase after it. His story is incredible, he went to an American process of getting a job but he did not really enjoy what he was doing, so he did some soul searching and he realized he needed to chase a dream that he always wanted to achieve.

He now lives in Kyoto, Japan. He is trying to become a ninja. He is doing blogs, coaching and train 4 to 6 hours 5 days a week.

We Talk About:

• Childhood dream.
• Tips on how to financially set up dreams and passion.
• Importance in establishing your dreams.
• Handling mental and emotional struggles in pursuing your dreams.
• Finding your mentor.
• Process to discover your dream.
• Steps you have to take to pursue your passion.
• Learn how to take personal responsibility in all areas of your life.
• How to Develop The Mindset to Push Past Any Fear

Related Links:

http://30yearoldninja.com
www.audibletrial.com/OSR

Questions?

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