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Today I want to share some tips for new or aspiring entrepreneurs. I also dive into my own story so that you can avoid spinning your wheels or going down rabbit holes of distraction. 

My main 3 tips are: 
1. Get very focused and define what you want to do. What's the end goal?

2. Set huge goals in the area you choose. Know what numbers you need to hit. What does success look like? Take time to define that.

3. Surround yourself with mentors and doers in your space. Mimic them; don't try to reinvent the wheel. They've already made and learned from mistakes that you will likely face if you go it alone.

Less Dreaming, More Doing. Contact me directly or check out my blog at chrisbello.com.

Today I want to talk about how when you say you’re going to do something, you need to do it. I’m not sure when I started to be like this, but now when I make a decision, it’s like flipping a light switch: there’s no in between. I’m all in and completely dedicated.

You want to be known as someone who is consistent, persistent, and trustworthy. When you say you are going to do something, GO ALL IN. Commit, and give 110%.

Links Mentioned in the Show

• Download my new GoalTracker 2.0 file for free: www.chrisbello.com/goals
• "Never Quit" motivational video by Ben Lionel Scott: https://youtu.be/wnHW6o8WMas 
• The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod: https://amzn.to/2PNAMUq
• Nick Santonastasso's Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/nicksantonastasso/?hl=en

Less Dreaming, More Doing. Contact me directly or check out my blog at chrisbello.com.

Today I want to talk about the phrase "could have done" and why I really hate hearing those three words in that order. 

Instead of thinking "I could’ve done this or that," ask yourself "what can I do in the future to do this better? How can I prevent a certain problem from happening again? How can I improve my situation?"

Asking yourself what you could have done gives you feelings of regret and probably brings up negative emotions. When you look at what you can do in the future, you invoke feelings of hope and positivity.

You can't change the past. But you can act in the present to change your life today and shape your future. 

Less Dreaming, More Doing. Contact me directly or check out my blog at chrisbello.com.

Today we are going to talk about how you are the average of the five people you spend the most time with. We’ve all heard this time and time again, but it really does start to sink in with time and age.

You need to surround yourself with people you'd trade places with. If you're the smartest person in the room, you're in the wrong room. Check out today's show to learn how to connect with bigger players that will pull you up rather than bring you down. 

Less Dreaming, More Doing. Contact me directly or check out my blog at chrisbello.com.

Today I want to go through the exercise of setting and dissecting huge goals. There are different ways you can go about this, but I want to walk you through my thought process and just get your creative juices flowing.

This exercise will be especially important if you haven’t seriously sat down to think about what you want out of your life, your career, and your relationships.

Less Dreaming, More Doing. Contact me directly or check out my blog at chrisbello.com.

Larry Page co-founded Google with Sergey Brin in September of 1998. Now, in 2018, I wouldn’t be surprised if 9 out of 10 people had Google as their default home page.

Larry currently serves as the CEO of Alphabet, Inc. (Google's parent company) and has a net worth of $53.5 billion. He is 45 years old at the time of this episode. 

Less Dreaming, More Doing. Contact me directly or check out my blog at chrisbello.com. 

For any listeners that work at big corporations, chances are you have heard of Oracle. The company specializes in developing and marketing database software and technology, cloud engineered systems, and enterprise software products. In 2015, Oracle was the second-largest software maker by revenue, after Microsoft.

Today I’ll talk about the co-founder and CTO of Oracle, Larry Ellison. He served as the company's CEO from 1977 to 2014. He boasts a net worth of $57.4 billion and is 73 years of age at the time of this episode. 

Less Dreaming, More Doing. Contact me directly or check out my blog at chrisbello.com. 

Michael Dell was born in 1965 in Houston, Texas. He was very inquisitive from a young age.He purchased his first calculator at 7 and at age 15, he got an Apple II computer just to disassemble it and understand how it worked.

He has a net worth of $24 billion and is just 53 years old. Tune into today's episode to learn about his story. 

The One Thing is a book I mention in this episode that I highly recommend you check out. You can get a physical book here or purchase it on Audible as well. 

Less Dreaming, More Doing. Contact me directly or check out my blog at chrisbello.com. 

Today I’ll share the story of Airbnb Co-Founder and CEO, Brian Chesky. With a net worth of $3.8 billion at the age of 36, Brian might have a lesson or two for us. The idea was born when Brian and his roommate and college friend, Joe Gebbia, needed money to pay rent. They rented space in their apartment and that proof of concept grew into the giant company we know today. 

Less Dreaming, More Doing. Contact me directly or check out my blog at chrisbello.com. 

Today we talk about someone everyone knows… Mark Zuckerberg. You’ll be hard pressed to find anyone with access to a cell phone and internet that doesn’t have a Facebook account these days. Even those who claim to never really use it at least HAVE an account and check it occasionally.

Mark has a net worth of $76.7 billion and is only 34 years old. This is his story. 

Less Dreaming, More Doing. Contact me directly or check out my blog at chrisbello.com. 

Jack Ma is the Founder and Executive Chairman of Alibaba, which is like the Amazon of China. He has a true rags to riches story. He encountered multiple failures and rejections throughout life, including being the only one out of 24 people who didn't get a KFC job he had applied to. 

Well, things look a lot different today. He has a net worth of $40 billion and is one of China's richest people. Check out today's story to learn how persistence and refusing to ever quit can unlock opportunities and amazing outcomes. 

Less Dreaming, More Doing. Contact me directly or check out my blog at chrisbello.com. 

Today we’re talking about Tony Robbins. Many of us have read his books or listened to his videos, but how many of us know his story and how he got to where he is today?

Tony is an all around entrepreneur. He is a life coach, a motivational speaker, a consultant, an author, and a philanthropist. He has a net worth of $480M and started with very humble beginnings. His story is one you don't want to miss. 

Less Dreaming, More Doing. Contact me directly or check out my blog at chrisbello.com. 

Today I want to share the story of Jeff Bezos, the Founder and CEO of Amazon. I’m extremely inspired by Jeff and his story. If you haven’t seen the old picture of him at a plain old desk in the early days of Amazon, you’ve got to Google search it. It’s truly inspirational to see how he started with humble beginnings and has taken the company so far. Amazon has taken over and as a Supply Chain Major, I am completely amazed at what they have accomplished from warehousing to logistics and distribution.

He boasts a net worth of $141.5 billion dollars but I've heard he still does his dishes when he goes home. This is random but please watch this hilarious compilation video of Jeff laughing... he has one of the funniest laughs I've ever heard. 

Less Dreaming, More Doing. Contact me directly or check out my blog at chrisbello.com. 

Tony Hsieh is the Founder and CEO of Zappos. He is 44 years old and has a net worth of $840 million. Interestingly, when Amazon acquired Zappos in 2009, he agreed to an annual salary of $36,000 to show that he was sticking around because it made him happy, not just for the money. 

You absolutely must check out his book, Delivering Happiness. It truly is inspirational and life changing. You can get a physical copy of the book or audio version through Audible. 

Less Dreaming, More Doing. Contact me directly or check out my blog at chrisbello.com. 

Today's episode introduces you to the EntreLeadership podcast by Ramsey Solutions. I'll cover an episode that aired on April 30 and interviews Brian Moran, the co-author of "The 12 Week Year." It is about getting more done in 12 weeks than most get done in 12 months. 

There's lots of great information in this episode, you don't want to miss it!

Get your copy of the book on Amazon here. 

Feel free to reach out with questions or comments at chrisbello.com and remember, less dreaming, more doing.

 

Today I want to introduce you to a podcast called Open for Business. In this episode, the host, John Henry, talks about a few founders and their businesses. He covers challenges that were overcome and 3 lessons to take away. 

Feel free to reach out with questions or comments at chrisbello.com and remember, less dreaming, more doing.

Built to Sell Radio is hosted by John Warrillow, author of the book Built to Sell, which you can buy here. 

This is a great podcast that interviews entrepreneurs who have had successful exits. You learn their struggles, how they overcame challenges, and how much money they made when they exited. 

Today I cover episode 137, where you hear how Thomas Gorny built a website hosting company to a $975M exit, and how he went from rags, to riches, and back to rags before succeeding again. 

Feel free to reach out with questions or comments at chrisbello.com and remember, less dreaming, more doing.

¡Hola Crononautas!

Con este episodio cerramos el ciclo de cine de suspense, y lo hacemos con uno de los directores más en forma de esta década, Denis Villeneuve. Echamos la vista atrás hacia el año 2013, en el que Villeneuve irrumpía en Hollywood a lo grande, para hablar de Prisioneros. Este film que usa el suspense de manera magistral para analizar la naturaleza humana, tiene uno de sus puntos fuertes en el reparto coral que nos presenta con Hugh Jackman, Jake Gyllenhaal, Viola Davis, Terrence Howard, Maria Bello, Melissa Leo y Paul Dano.

Aparte de desgranar la producción y el reparto, haremos un repaso a la carrera de Villeneuve. En nuestra sección Detrás de la Claqueta, hablaremos sobre la evolución del cine de suspense. También le dedicaremos unas palabras al cinematógrafo Roger Deakins, un mito detrás de las cámaras que colaboró en este proyecto y que recientemente obtuvo su esperado Oscar.

Como ya sabéis, para el último tramo del programa nos abrochamos los cinturones spoilers y desmenuzamos escena a escena la película.

En este episodio suena la BSO de CronoCine compuesta por el artista musical El Arias (podéis encontrar su música en Facebook y Soundcloud). Además, suenan los temas Before Dawn y Somber de Audionautix, y Gimin de Nethis (todas bajo licencias Cretive Commons 3.0). 

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An enjoyable and well done horror film that hits the right notes in sound and execution.

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