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I had this interesting feeling to record an episode that was like a time capsule, for the  August 30, 2022 version of me to look back on and enjoy. I invite you to do a similar thing to appreciate this current moment we are all in right now. The time will fly by either way. Prompts I Gave For Myself to AnswerA time you were thankful for someones' goodness - My roommate Hiram got me a free Pizza from Domino's and it was BBQ chicken with tomatoes and BBQ sauce as the sauce Something you enjoy doing - I like juggling for a few minutes before work, and also shooting some hoops in the tiny court near my apartment. A person you recently met that you are thankful for - Jason.   A recent memory that makes you smile - Throwing frisbee with Tim in the park   A book I am reading - "QB My life Behind The Spiral" by Steve Young Something I am working on - mMyself. Something I am looking forward to - Being able to inspire more people as I have figured out a lot of things A recent adventure I am glad I w

It seems that people liked hearing my thoughts on developing super vision, fire, empathy, copying yourself, and x-ray vision in part 1 so here's part 2!In this episode, we talked about telepathy, super memory, teleportation, transforming, electricity, and freezing things and how those can all be developed in your life as well. Hope you enjoy. :)Related Episodes: "5 Super Powers You Can Develop Right Now!" - #129https://www.buzzsprout.com/543310/9003602 Time Stamps:1:30 – Telepathy3:38 – Memory5:45 – Teleportation7:10 – Transform8:37 – Electricity 11:24 – Freezing stuffQuotes:0:51 - "It's our rough times can help us unleash our power and discover our power"2:33 - "All these things help you get an insight into the mind of other people."3:58 - "The source tap into affects the source that I output as well."6:05 - "An experience is much easier to remember when there is a strong emotion tired to it."Support the show

The podcast is two years old now! I wanted to make a quick reflective episode of 3 of the biggest takeaways I have had from running it so far. Thank you so much for the support! The best is yet to come for sure!1. It takes time, but it will be worth it2. A podcast is a river of opportunity3. Patience is keyRelated Episodes:  Starting Your Own Podcast Part 1 - Hosts, Messaging, and Style - #115 https://www.buzzsprout.com/543310/8691561Starting Your Own Podcast Part 2 - Mics, Video, and Laptops - #117https://www.buzzsprout.com/543310/8723284Starting Your Own Podcast Part 3 - Learning Consistency, Impact, and Building Relationships - #119https://www.buzzsprout.com/543310/8761195 Time Stamps: 0:52 – It takes a lot of work to get started, but at some point it can be its own self-appreciating asset (because others are pushing it forward)2:53 – Podcasting creates a river of opportunity4:32 – It’s a patience game Quotes: You start for one reason, you continue for a different reason.Support the show

Curt Teuffert is the VP of Sales for DXP, a public speaker, and an adjunct professor at the University of Houston! We talked a bit about his journey and how he got into public speaking, scuba diving, and had some other great opportunities in his life so far. Lots to dive into here! (I love the diving puns)In This Episode:Relating scuba diving to life - diving deep, preparation, safetyHow to check things off your bucket list - getting your band of brothers or sistersWhy self care is so, so important - more clearly seeing your progress over timeResources Mentioned:Curt’s LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/curttueffert/Curt’s Book - https://www.amazon.com/Stones-Slaying-Giants-Critical-Business-ebook/dp/B004GXAXUO/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=5+stones+for+slaying+giants&qid=1629876193&sr=8-3 Time Stamps:1:45 – Thoughts on his college experience5:45 – First ah-ha moment in communication program8:30 – What he hopes his students will get out of his class10:00 – The value of life experience11:30 – Ta

Today we are talking about building your own sell yourself to yourself commercial! Listening to or reading this every day can be extremely powerful with solidfying your identity of how you would like to see yourself, improve your focus, etc. They have truly been SO helpful for me.Here's the three things to keep in mind when you're writing yours:1. Purpose: – Ask yourself: Who am I and what do I want to focus on during this time I listen to this commercial – This will help you change how you see yourself. Right now I have been reminding myself in mine that I am a strong, kind person and that I am NOT a puppet. This is a good reminder for me that I need to go after my dreams and not expect things to just fall into place without some effort on my part.2. Wording: Remember - This is written specifically for you and that is SO powerful. What do you want to keep in mind? This can be a powerful training mechanism. I would recommend including warnings, ideas, and reminders that you think would be helpful fo

I don’t play as many video games as I used to, but there is no doubt they have taught me a TON about life. I wanted to highlight a few lessons that I think could help you guys.Main Points:1.      No Game Overs - You can use everything you lose from each loss to fuel your next win!2.      Kindness Pays - When you give what you have others will help you as well3.      You Live and Learn - The longer you play the game the more you can learn4.      Celebrate the Little Wins - They help you know you are on the right track/space out your journey5.      Skills Proven Through Boss Battles - You can fail over and over at these and yet keep learning until eventually you win come out on top (or someone will help you) Related Episodes:#64: "Strategy, Pure Deduction, and Teamwork - Life Lessons Learned From Playing Games"https://www.buzzsprout.com/543310/episodes/6854425 Time Stamps:0:45 – No Game Overs2:23 – Kindness Pays3:19 – You Live and We Learn5:16 – Celebrating Little Wins7:20 – Skills Proven Through Boss

Writing is something that we are all taught to do from a young age but we are not necessarily taught (at least not very thoroughly) the why and the usefulness of it. Growing up it was drilled into me that the only reasons to write were to inform, entertain, or persuade people.In this episode, I dug into 3 other reasons to write: documenting your journey, providing clarity, and giving inspiration for tough times. Reflective and other writing has helped me immensely on my entrepreneurship journey so far, and I am sure it will help you too! Time Stamps: 0:30 – Reason 1 - Documenting Your Journey1:52 – Reason 2 - Clarity3:15 – Reason 3 - InspirationNote:Last week I came down with a fever and my voice still hasn't recovered. That is why I am uploading this episode today and not a few weeks from now. I know I said that I would be uploading Part 2 of Building a Sell Yourself to Yourself Commercial today but with my voice froggy, I don't want to do that for another week or so. Thanks for understanding!Other

Growing up I struggled with feeling like I had any talents that could be used to benefit the world. Now I have learned that I have plenty to share and to give. I have also learned about some super powers that truly can change the world (even if they are not super strength, flying, etc.)Today we dove into how we can develop super vision, copying yourself, x-ray vision, empathy, and power over fire. I really enjoyed making this episode! If you enjoyed it let me know and I will definitely make a Part 2! Resources:Danny Miranda Podcast - https://dannymiranda.com/podcast/Old video from when I was 16 (or pretty much 16)– https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSBYRDZJb4QCharlie Bone and The Time Twister – Gabriel - https://charliebone.fandom.com/wiki/Gabriel_SilkCampfire Analogy (YT #58) - https://www.buzzsprout.com/543310/episodes/6526174 Time Stamps:1:00 – Super Vision – See Beyond the moment2:20 – Copying Yourself – Through creating content, books, etc.4:00 – X-Ray Vision – Discernment and breaking things down7:00 – Em

Ever since reading about sell yourself to yourself commercials in The Magic of Thinking BIG the idea has hooked me! I have since written around 7 commercials for myself to read in the morning that help me sell myself on myself and stay focused on what I want to focus on. I hope that this gives you some ideas to improving your own self-care and relationship with yourself. Next week I will be releasing Part 2 of this which will talk all about building your own commercial! You won't want to miss it. Also, my deep apologies this is coming out SO late. I got super sick late Wednesday night and just decided to be way lazy after that (even after I was feeling a lot better). I promise that I am trying to learn after each of these failures so I can be better in the future. Interviews are coming back to the podcast soon it is just taking some time to make them happen. :)Resources: The Magic of Thinking BIG Book - https://www.amazon.com/Magic-Thinking-Big-David-Schwartz/dp/0671646788https://www.actionablebooks.com/

Yesterday I honestly felt a bit like quitting. It was just all becoming overwhelming and I was struggling to lift my load. I ended up getting a real breakthrough from this breakdown about the power of accountability to yourself and others. I had an interview planned for Monday but it fell through. :/ I am going to keep on trying though don't worry. :)As always if the podcast is helpful for you let me know @yieldtodaywithdallin podcast on Instagram.In this episode:1. Accountability to partner/friend – 1:152. Accountability to past self  -5:23 – Keep in mind the work your past self has put in. Running in a 4x8 relay. Make the most of the moment.3. Accountability to future self – 7:25Resources:Interview With Marissa Short - https://www.buzzsprout.com/543310/episodes/8743544Quotes:“Breakdowns can inspire breakthroughs.”Ready to start your podcast?I personally would recommend using BuzzSprout. It is what I use and is super simple. I would recommend you use Pat Flynn's link as you'll get lifetime mor

Just like last month, my brother James and I decided to do a podcast episode just about how we were doing and things we got out of the month. You guys seemed to like it, so we are doing it again!We broke our conversation down into wins, lessons learned, and plans for next month.If you do not like this we don't need to do it again. Feel free to let us now what you think through Instagram @YieldTodayWithDallinPodcastFollow-Up:Dallin - I was able to finish the semester strong, but unfortunately I did not put much work into the podcast calendar. My systems for life have proved, but nothing super specific.James - He was able to get his animation/world building/other nerdy stuff podcast started up (although it has not quite launched yet). Other than that he was focused on finishing up the semester strong like I was.Dallin's July Wins:I was able to get out of my apartment earlier than I was planning on, which effectively made it so my semester ended earlier and with less stress. It took a lot of work, but

I have been interested in the gaming industry and lessons we can pull from it. These people are able to stick to their vision and work patiently and studying their lives was helpful for me.I hope that this episode is helpful for you in some way. In other podcast news I was able to get another program to help with video interviews! I am excited to start using it very soon and tell you guys more about it! :)Build Something TangibleBuild Something EnjoyableBuild Something Mechanics-Friendly (does what you want it to do)Resources:https://www.buzzsprout.com/747596/8144223-the-game-maker-series-mario-nesrocks-from-bit-ink-studios-super-hiking-league?fbclid=IwAR19mrzW00ZTgatJlJLkYsuuXtsMcoHufLrwArcy1RnaUf39FSCXQzheP58https://www.cheatsheet.com/entertainment/how-long-did-it-take-to-make-make-stardew-valley.html/?fbclid=IwAR0nmZEO9_-GTycwk3b8KYhDkZEG00S57J9w5k8fn-uCJwY36UgFUCUaYDI Time Stamps:https://dotesports.com/general/news/interview-with-lead-developer-of-rivals-of-aether-dan-fornace-6933?fbclid=IwAR3hKNRtEbTAFK6

The Spring 2021 semester is over! I experimented a lot and that led to some great lessons I am excited to take into next semester! In this episode we dive into each of them. Hope you enjoy! If you have some lessons you learned from the semester feel free to hit me up on Instagram about it @yieldtodaywithdallinpodcast Time Stamps: 0:55– Lesson #1 – The Power of Visuals2:30 – Lesson #2 – The Need For Sleep4:21 – Lesson #3 – Don't Have to Be Perfect in Every Circumstance6:08 - Lesson #4 - The Importance of Building Trust and Connecting With Teachers6:37 - Lesson #5 Quality of Time vs. Quantity of Time Quotes: “There’s no part of your life that is planned as unproductive time.”Support the show

I am back from my break! I am happy to report that it was wildly successful. Thank you all for your patience with me. The best is yet to come. :)I think that it was more helpful in the overall mindset department but I did get some solid work done too. Today we broke down each of the criteria I set for the break and talked about how I did on each one... and then we talked about 3 GIANT lessons I got from the whole experiment. As always I hope you enjoy and that it helps in some way. :DI'll see you again on Thursday when I break down the biggest lessons that I learned from this semester of going ALL IN on self-care, working at Pizza Hut, and still doing school and the podcast. It will be a good one for sure.3 GIANT Lessons Learned: 1. The Power of Getting New Perspective2. The Power of Hitting Pause3. The Power of Letting Go Time Stamps: 0:45 – Review of the 3 Goals I Had For The Break2:15 – Improving the ground of the podcast2:40 – Improving podcast episodes3:10 – Finishing the semester strong3:45 – Big L

We have put out nearly two episodes every single week since November 2020! That is over 50 episodes! I never thought we would have been able to do that, and so I am so glad we went for it. :)With that said, I have been feeling recently that I should take a break. I know this may come as a surprise, but I think it really will be for the best. Here are three reasons why: 1. Improve Episode Quality – I want to continuously improve the quality of the episodes, interviews, etc. During this time I plan on organizing my episodes better, creating a template, and figuring out other workflows to save time and also up the quality! 2. Take Care of The Field– There are some behind the scenes things with the podcast that I have been neglecting for some time. During this break I am going to take a good look at what has been accomplished so far, work on some of the SEO and episode show notes (honestly some of them really need some work) and organize the podcast episodes better. I also need to get some new interview guests li

We are trying something a little different today. My brother, James and I got together to talk about how this past month went and things that we learned.We broke our conversation down into wins, lessons learned, and plans for next month.If you do not like this we don't need to do it again. Feel free to let us now what you think through Instagram @YieldTodayWithDallinPodcastDallin's Wins:Putting my phone in the kitchen to help me sleep better. James' Wins:Seeing his thumbnails go to the rough sketchesDallin's Lessons:Focus on one thing until you get good at it and then move on to the next thing.James' Lessons:The need to have no zero daysThe power of momentumWe are all going through similar things Dallin's Plans:Finish semester strongGet systems set upGet podcast planned out James' PlansMaybe start a podcast?Keep trying out stuff with YouTube channelDo some Instagram lives? Check out more from James:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bitbybitjames/?hl=enYouTube: https://www

Intro on Guest:I was blessed to meet Lehi my very first day at BYUI back in Spring 2018. He is an extremely hard worker and I have been very blessed to be a friend of his as he has worked his way through college.Today we looked back on his college years a bit and talked about some of his struggles and how they inspired him to write his first book series.In This Episode: ·       Why starting from nothing isn’t a bad thing·       How to reach out to people more effectively·       Lehi’s advice for those still in college who are trying to chase their dreamsResources:Lehi’s Book Chapter 1 - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-zJqpZM7HGPMV3Oa2J6uLFOVTr7dlpl1aDJ52Kogdco/edit?usp=sharing Time Stamps: What are your thoughts now at graduation?Lehi’s Early Years – 3:003 Things Lehi learned on his mission – 5:00Lehi’s Upcoming Book Series – 11:00Some of Lehi’s Biggest Struggles in College – 15:00Thoughts for Future Lehi – 20:30Lehi’s last advice for those who are struggling – 24:00Outro – 25:00 Quotes:“You don’t pray f

What do you do as a podcaster when you hit the wall? Or when you aren't feeling inspired? Well, it helps to have a bigger picture for your podcast. In this episode I share some things I am learning, things I am trying, and things I want to try in the future!  This is third and final episode of the little "How to Start a Podcast" mini series that I've done on the show and I hope you enjoy. :)In This Episode:1.      Starting with and learning from consistency2.     Making an impact and what to do from there Note: The math I did (when calculating the 1000 true fans thing) was actually very off. It was actually $120,000 a year (if you had 1000 people paying you $10 a month). It’s all about building audience trust.Email Campaigns – I want to do this at some point and go ALL IN on it. Starting a podcast is NOT about you.3.      Relationships that a podcast open up for youBONUS - A little about monetization - I have not made a cent from my podcast yet so I am not the most qualified to talk about

Morissa has had plenty of entrepreneurial endeavors, from freelancing to selling Mighty Beans online when she was 8 year old to starting her own self-publishing company, GenZ Publishing. Today we talked about her journey, things she has learned on it, and advice she would give for anyone who wants to start freelancing or their own business today!In this Episode:How to get started in freelancingStaying on track when people try to throw you off your gameTrusting yourself and building routines to ensure your successResources: Her marketing company: https://www.drrissyswriting.com/Her self-publishing company: https://www.genzpublishing.org/Her TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@morissaschwartz?lang=enBooks She Mentioned:Tools of Titans by Tim Ferriss: https://www.amazon.com/Tools-Titans-Billionaires-World-Class-Performers/dp/13286837884 Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss: https://www.amazon.com/4-Hour-Workweek-Escape-Live-Anywhere/dp/0307465357 Sapiens Book: https://www.amazon.com/Sapiens-Humankind-Yuval-Noah-Harari/dp/0

This is something that has been requested. This is part 2 of 3 of a quick series to help you start your own show! As always I am happy to help you out.Today we are talking about some of the basic tools that will help you get started on a good foot.1. Mic - Your mic is what transfers your voice over the interwebs. You can pay a ton of money, or you can use what you have right now. A phone will work fine for starting out.Some solid budget mics: Will update when I get a chance...2. Video - Definitely good to start out with, but not required by any means. It just will be helpful to have as your content improves and you want to put out better content.3. Laptop (or Computer) - Helps you keep an eye on all of those files, and if it's a Windows you'll have access to Audacity (which is what I use to edit my podcasts). Not required though.Part 3 - Growing Your Vision For Your Podcast: Ready to start your podcast?I personally would recommend using BuzzSprout. It is what I use and is super simple. I would recom