Eric Nordhoff

You may be more gifted than you realize. Helping you discover it, believe it, and build it. Founder of The Courageous Creator.

[Eric Nordhoff @ericnordhoff]

If I was age 15-25, I would invest my time and money in the following:

1. Develop as many skills as possible. Learn by doing as many things you are curious about as possible. These skills will be invaluable to you. They will open up opportunities and relationships.

[Eric Nordhoff @ericnordhoff]

The kind of creator you are determined what kind of content you put out and how you monetize it. What kind of creator are you? Take the Creator Quiz: https://t.co/0USMnOMGdP

[Codie Sanchez @Codie_Sanchez]

- Work hard
- Don’t be woke
- Protect your time
- Take strategic bets with your $
- Have strong opinions, loosely held
- Be curious and a good human

And I promise you, you will win.

The bar is too low not to.

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@RedPilled_USA Isn’t it ironic that this same Woke army that had everything they needed when MLK was shot to stir up the uprising in 1968, eventually would a**assinate Charlie Kirk 57 years later.

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

I’m in love with this sentence:

“The longer you stay on the wrong train, the more expensive it is to get home.”

[Eric Nordhoff @ericnordhoff]

I miss him. One I hadn’t seen before.

[Eric Nordhoff @ericnordhoff]

Wins I stacked today…

- wrote and recorded videos for my new community.
- sent an email to songwriting camp participants.
- ran a 5k (didn’t walk)
- finished my sales tasks
- 11k steps
- great prospect call for my AV company
- walked with my wife

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@jwyattsports @Titans_TRac @Titans Looks like he’s been on some GLPs 😝

[Red Pilled America @RedPilled_USA]

The Tipping Point
We tell the story of chef and restauranteur and chef Andrew Gruel. Andrew didn’t set out to be a rebel – but when facing the Covid bureaucrats, he took a stand…and found an issue that should bring us all together.

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One of the best explanations of forgiveness I’ve ever heard.

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@Romellz_ Add me

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

30 days of consistency can change your year. A year of consistency can change your life.

Consistency is everything.

[Jim Murphy @innerexcellence]

The truth about pressure:

The problem is rarely the problem.

The meaning you attach to it is.

“This must go well.”

“I cannot fail.”

“I need their approval.”

Release the story, and opportunities appear.

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Been traveling today and I’m self aware of how much I’m addicted to my phone. And when I look up and look around (while listening to a podcast), I notice 90% of people are also head down on their phone. Is this healthy? Can we even turn back anymore?

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@TheArt0fMan How many sets and reps of each?

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@RedPilled_USA Loved hearing this episode again. Reminds me also of the power Big Pharma has over our society. So many warning signs you point out in this episode and others during peak Covid-19 times. I bookmarked these for when the next pandemic comes around.

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I'm extremely proud of the COURAGE of @AaronRodgers12

[MAZE @mazemoore]

2021. Terry Bradshaw rails against Aaron Rodgers for not getting vaccinated and for taking ivermectin.

Bradshaw falsely believed that the vaccine prevented people from getting and transmitting Covid. He was wrong.

Instead of being angry that Rodgers "lied" about being vaccinated, Bradshaw should have been angry that the country was lied to about the effectiveness of the vaccine.

Just a few weeks after this clip the CEO of Pfizer admitted that two doses of the vaccine offered virtually no protection against Covid.

[Justin Welsh @thejustinwelsh]

The most brilliant life hack is very simple:

Decide what matters and ignore everything else.

Then, execute on that daily until reality catches up with your vision.

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My father-in-law (whom I love dearly, by the way) does this to me every time I start something new to better my body. He tries to poke holes in my new pursuit... to make him feel better about eating cheeseburgers and drinking Diet Cokes!

[Gia Macool @GiaMMacool]

The fitter you get, the more opinions people have about everything you do.

Order a pizza:
Them: “I thought you ate healthy?”

Eat a prep meal:
Them: “Come on, live a little.”

Have a glass of wine:
Them: “I thought you didn’t drink.”

Don’t order a glass of wine:
Them: “Have just one at least.”

Have dessert:
Them: “I didn’t know you cheat.”

Skip dessert:
Them: “Life is too short to live like that.”

That’s when it hits you:

It has nothing to do with what you do.
It’s about people testing your work ethic.

They need to poke holes in your methods and your results so they can find a flaw…
and stay exactly the same.

It’s the purest way to stand out in a world that worships comfort and resents results.

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Here's an example (and a reminder for me) about taking extreme ownership and responsibility for what and who you are leading. Well said, Mike Tomlin!

[Josh Chambers @JoshChambers]

Mike Tomlin says he loves competing against coaches who blame players for being unable to learn

“Management. That’s what the hell we’re paid to do.”

“We try to bring out the best in the collective. In an effort to do so… We better manage the collective… And the individuals within the collective.”

“I love to hear coaches resist the responsibility of coaching… Because they’re easy to beat.”

“They talk negatively about a dude… Saying things like ‘He can’t learn.’”

“If everybody could learn… We’d need fewer coaches.”

“Somebody’s talking about… How poor somebody’s hand usage is. Well, that’s coaching.”

“I don’t run away from coaching. I run to coaching. I love it.”

“When you’re a coach… Talking about somebody can’t learn… You’re seeking comfort… Because your teaching is struggling.”

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Winning mindset for LIFE!

[Josh Chambers @JoshChambers]

Cooper Kupp believes in order to perform at your best, you have to stop caring about the result

“Early on mindset in the moment was… Don’t mess up. Make sure I run the right route. Get to the right spot. I’ve got so much going through my head.”

“Jared threw such a great pass…I end up missing it…A game-winning touchdown. The results aren’t always going to tell you the truth. What’s your process like? How are you going about things?”

“People are going to hate to hear that this is my mindset… But you have to not care what happens. You have to not care what the result is.”

“Get completely past… The wins and the losses. Get completely past… What the stats are going to be.”

“I work from Monday to Saturday… To make sure I prepare… And do everything I possibly can… To be the best Cooper Kupp… That I can be on Sunday.”

“The things I eat. When I show up to work. The film I’m watching. I’m as intentional as I can possibly be.”

“It doesn’t matter. I’ve already done everything I possibly can… To be in that moment. All I can do is attack it. The results do not matter.”

“I get to play from victory… Not for victory.”

“The worst thing I can do… Is look back and be like… Why didn’t I go after it? I’m just going to send it. If it doesn’t work… It doesn’t work.”