I think we have a new tradition here on the blog.
Every Wednesday, I pick out the weeks best posting or email and turn it into a podcast.
Now before you jam my in-box with emails for next week. I want to set the record straight.

Here’s the situation, and this applies equally to men and women today:
You’ve met somebody you’re really jazzed about. You’ve exchanged phone numbers. You notice the area code is different than yours, so you ask them with some hesitation, “Where do you live?” They immediately tell you, “Oh, I’m just in town for the weekend.” BUT–they visit often, and still they’d still like to get together the next time they’re in town.

I’m going to tell you something that you might not believe, but it is 100% true so pay attention: There is no such thing as rejection!
Rejection is just an insecurity in your own mind. Think about it, rejection doesn’t really exist. It is a made-up thought and a made-up word.
How many of you have had this happen: You go out on one date with someone. You like them, and thought they were the coolest person in the entire world. So you call them after the date, and they never call you back.

How do those two words make you feel?
Managing Expectations.
Think for a second about your life and where you are at today.
Now think about what expectations you have at this present moment.
Are they realistic?

I need all of you to help me out with something. I help you guys day in and day out, and now I’m asking for your help about a very important issue.

I seem to hear the same things over and over again from guys. One of those things is, “David, I’m so in my head.”

Sometimes people just really annoy me. It could be the person driving in front of me who is driving so slowly that I feel like I must honk my horn to teach them different rules of the road. It could be a close, personal friend I’m hanging out with who is just annoys me with everything he does.

You guys remember the blog I wrote about self-talking?

Do you ever have something on your mind when you go to talk to your boss? Do you ever have something on your mind when you go to have a conversation with a co-worker?

Did this year work out the way you wanted it too? Or are you ready to quit, pack it in, and start all over with some ridiculous New Year’s Resolution? Let me be upfront with you. Nothing is going to change when the New Year hits. You’re going to be the same person and if you desire to make a change than that time is now! I call this end of year momentum. Are you curious yet? Today’s podcast determines whether you are a winner or a quitter!