Success is fascinating! We all yearn for it and strive for it, yet we’re filled with fear and don’t know what to do with it once it’s in our hands. Co-host, Arash grappled with the meaning of success while at university, and he begins today’s conversation by explaining why success is only possible once you know who you are, who you want to become, and what you hope to achieve in life. We learn about the role of obstacles in breeding success, the importance of immersing yourself in the right community, why discipline is key, and how to build a success mindset. Along with our new definition of success, we unpack the dangers of fear and imposter syndrome in long-lasting security, how being obsessed with your ‘want’ will bring you closer to achieving it, the cost of personal transformation and emancipating oneself, and the shared characteristics of every person considered to be in the top tier of success. We end with the action step of the week which urges us to be more observant of ourselves, our current situation, and our dreams.

Key Points From This Episode:

• Why success is such a fascinating topic to us and particularly, the fear of it.
• How Arash grappled with the topic of success and who he wanted to become.
• Why success starts with knowing who you are and what you want to achieve.
• The role of obstacles in one’s success.
• Understanding that real, long-lasting security is only found in you and nowhere else.
• The importance of mentorship and surrounding yourself with the right people.
• Why success is impossible without discipline, and how to become more disciplined in life.
• Fear and imposter syndrome: The main villains in your success story.
• Redefining success.
• Why it’s difficult for many to decide on what they want from life.
• How falling in love with your ‘want’ will remove all other distractions in achieving it.
• Where belief and hope fit into one’s success, and how to kick doubt to the curb.
• The success mindset and how to build it.
• How freedom and success are intrinsically linked, and the cost of personal transformation.
• Qualities and attributes that denote the top 1% of successful people.
• This week’s action step: Observe inward.

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Jim Rohn

Earl Nightingale
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Are you ready to take charge of your financial destiny? Do you want to turn your annual income into your monthly income? You’re in the right place! This episode explores the powerful concept of creating your own economy, offering invaluable insights on mindset shifts, radical acceptance, personal accountability, and the journey from financial struggle to freedom. Through personal stories and practical advice, Arash Vossoughi reveals how building discipline, embracing growth, and focusing on giving rather than receiving can unlock unlimited financial potential. Tune in to discover how to multiply your income, align your mindset with success, and create a ripple effect of lasting change today!

Key Points From This Episode:

• The transformative power of the idea that you can create your own economy.
• Personal anecdotes about financial hardship and the radical acceptance of new ideas.
• Recognizing that you’re already creating your own economy, consciously or not.
• Taking personal accountability and rejecting a victim mindset to achieve financial freedom.
• Building discipline, character, and self-awareness to align actions with financial goals.
• Why persistence is the ultimate game-changer between winners and losers.
• Surrounding yourself with mentors and creating an empowering environment.
• Success as an intentional process of continual growth rather than an event or destination.
• The power of developing a positive mental attitude and practicing gratitude.
• How the act of giving is a precursor to receiving financial abundance.
• Today’s action step: make a conscious decision to multiply your income in 2025!

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Jim Rohn

Think and Grow Rich

Voss Coaching Co

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Voss Coaching Co on Facebook

Mykie Stiller on LinkedIn

Mykie Stiller on Instagram
Arash Vossoughi on LinkedIn

Arash Vossoughi on YouTube

There are going to be days when all of us don’t feel quite motivated to do what we need to do to get to our goal. That’s why consistency beats motivation. On this podcast, you’ve heard about motivation and consistency, but you’ve never heard about the two together. During this conversation, we dive deep into the power of consistency and discipline and how motivation fits into the puzzle. Arash shares his personal evolution from lacking discipline to prioritizing consistency and earning the reputation of a truly disciplined person. From leveraging dissatisfaction for momentum and committing to the journey of life over your desired destination to finding joy in the rewards of discipline, this episode covers essential aspects to support your personal development and help you to grow into the best possible version of yourself. Join us as we explore how to create a massive transformation through focus and discipline.

Key Points From This Episode:

• What this episode talks about: building consistency even when you don’t feel like it.
• The role of motivation and consistency.
• What the true definition of discipline is: freedom and harmony.
• Why it is so important to have a strong reason behind what you are doing.
• Leveraging dissatisfaction for momentum.
• Committing to the journey of life.
• Observing ourselves and directing our energy.
• Unpacking what truly creates success: attitude and discipline.
• Finding joy in the rewards of discipline.
• How Arash changed from a very undisciplined person to a very disciplined person.
• Why having one goal and focusing on it is so useful.
• How consistency in one area of our lives affects everything else.
• What it means to live outside of bondage.
• Turning a want into a goal.
• Figuring out the right action to take every day.
• An action step for this week: ask yourself if you truly want what you say you want.
  
  
  

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Voss Coaching Co
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Voss Coaching Co on Facebook
Mykie Stiller on LinkedIn
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Arash Vossoughi on LinkedIn

What’s the number one thing that stops people from taking action before they feel fully ready? Find out in today’s episode of The Seven-Figure Standard Podcast with hosts Mykie Stiller and Arash Vossoughi! Passionate about today’s topic, Arash shares his insights on making bold moves before you’re “ready.” Tune in as they discuss why so many people find this concept challenging, what it means to plateau, common fears and excuses that cause hesitation, and much more. Thanks for joining us!

Key Points From This Episode:

• Why people struggle with the concept of making a move before they’re “ready.”
• Insight into what it means to plateau.
• The value of making the move first before you get the details of the strategy.
• How planning to plan allows your old, outdated programming to dictate what you can do.
• Why confidence and mindset impact your ability to take action.
• Creating automaticity in your philosophy about making the move before you’re ready.
• Common fears or excuses people make while hesitating.
• What separates those willing to take the risk versus those who aren’t.
• The role of discipline in taking action before you're ready, consistently.
• How daily processes ground you to make big decisions and take risks.
• Why success is no different than climbing a mountain.
• A practical strategy for those who might struggle to take risks.
• Today’s action step: just make a move!

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Episode 27: Your Life Philosophy

Episode on Expectation

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Having a positive mental attitude is the ‘secret sauce’ to success. You could be doing everything right; getting advice from mentors, listening to podcasts, taking steps to take control of your life, but if your attitude is negative, you will never find the freedom you seek! Today on the Seven-Figure Standard Podcast, Arash is sharing the most important lesson he has ever learned: the importance of having a good mental attitude. In this conversation, Arash tells us about his journey to success, how reframing his attitude affected his mental state, and how everything changed for him when he changed his attitude. We delve into why interrogating your thoughts and actions helps you assess your attitude before Arash shares the best way to change a negative attitude. Finally, he shares an action step and encourages listeners to look for the good in every situation. To hear all this and more, tune in now!

Key Points From This Episode:

• Arash shares the most significant, most important lesson he’s ever learned.
• How having a good attitude can create the freedom you desire.
• Arash explains reframing and how it can help your mental state.
• Why optimism doesn’t necessarily mean you have a positive attitude.
• What changed for Arash when his attitude changed.
• How attitude is linked to expectation.
• Why interrogating thinking and actions helps you identify attitude.
• The best way to change a negative mental attitude.
• Today’s action step: look for the good in every situation.

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Voss Coaching Co

Voss Coaching Co on LinkedIn
Voss Coaching Co on Instagram

Voss Coaching Co on Facebook

Mykie Stiller on LinkedIn

Mykie Stiller on Instagram
Arash Vossoughi on LinkedIn

Arash Vossoughi on YouTube

Every single person, at every level of success, experiences self-doubt at some point. The difference between those with confidence and those without is the ability to make a decision to challenge that doubt the moment it appears. Today on the Seven-Figure Standard Podcast, we are unlocking the confidence code, sharing how to overcome self-doubt, and helping you rewrite the story you tell yourself. Tuning in, you’ll hear all about how self-doubt affects your identity, how to overcome fear, what causes doubt, how your environment affects confidence, and so much more! We delve into the relationship between confidence and doubt before Arash challenges listeners to rewrite their story every day for 30 days to challenge thoughts that perpetuate doubt. Finally, Arash shares the ultimate key to overcoming self-doubt and encourages you to practice accepting and rejecting ideas to do so. Thanks for listening!

Key Points From This Episode:

• Arash explains how self-doubt affects identity.
• How to get rid of your fear and conquer doubt.
• Why doubt appears at every level of success.
• A common cause of self-doubt: not thinking.
• The importance of building certainty in yourself.
• Why you should not want to have doubt.
• How confidence and self-doubt go hand in hand.
• A challenge: rewrite the story of yourself for 30 days.
• How your environment affects your confidence.
• Overcoming imposter syndrome to build confidence.
• Today’s action step: accepting and rejecting ideas.

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

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Voss Coaching Co

Voss Coaching Co on LinkedIn
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Voss Coaching Co on Facebook

Mykie Stiller on LinkedIn

Mykie Stiller on Instagram
Arash Vossoughi on LinkedIn

Arash Vossoughi on YouTube

Today on the Seven-Figure Standard podcast, we expand on one of our most popular episodes about goal-setting for world-class performers by diving deeper into advanced goal-setting and achievement strategies. Join us as Arash breaks down the key differences between those who set and achieve their goals and those who fall short. He discusses the concept of multiple priorities and double-binding messages, shares insights on why people lose momentum with their goals, and offers strategies to maintain it. Arash also explains why he's less focused on the idea of manifestation and more committed to the goal achievement process and gives us tips on overcoming overwhelm. Don’t miss this week’s action step and more valuable insights! Thanks for tuning in!

Key Points From This Episode:

• The difference between people who set goals and achieve them and those who fall short.
• Why the hardest part for people is saying yes to lesser goals.
• Don’t let what you did before dictate what you continue doing.
• When “the grind” is bad.
• What Arash means by having multiple priorities and a double-binding message.
• He unpacks the idea “whatever the goal demands.”
• Why people lose momentum with goals and what it takes to keep it.
• The importance of visualization, mental rehearsal, and auto-suggestion of the goal achieved.
• Key things to change within your process.
• What Arash has discovered about the goal achievement process over the last 17 years.
• Why he’s not big on manifestation and more into goal achievement; the difference and why he feels this way.
• How to overcome the overwhelm through the goal achievement process.
• We dive into this week’s action step.

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

How to be a World-Class Performer Episode

Double-Binding Messages Episode

Dr. Buckminister Fuller

Voss Coaching Co

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Mykie Stiller on LinkedIn

Mykie Stiller on Instagram
Arash Vossoughi on LinkedIn

Arash Vossoughi on YouTube

Today, we unpack something that we all have to deal with every hour of every day – focus. Focus is the key to achieving our goals and living to our full potential, and we begin today’s conversation with an example of how embracing a habit of focus has improved Arash’s life. We discover what “deliberate practice” means and how to adopt it in our lives, how distractions can only lead one to mediocrity, important lessons from our Freedom Framework, and the role of mindset, intention, and discipline in maintaining focus. We also discuss the efficacy of working in short yet focused sprints, how to be honest with yourself without blaming yourself, how adopting a habit of focus can drastically and instantly improve your life, and why all must know and understand just how important focus is in our lives. Are you ready to turn your weakness into a skill? Press play now.

Key Points From This Episode:

• How focus (or a lack thereof) affects us every hour of every day.
• The way adopting focus as a habit changed Arash’s life.
• Why it’s important to train ourselves to focus and continually practice what we’ve learned.
• The downside of distractions, and why focus is key to achieving our goals.
• Why Arash created the 30, 60, and 90-minute sprints as found in The Freedom Framework.
• The role of one’s mindset and thought patterns in causing unwanted distractions.
• Learning how quickly results can change once you begin to focus, and the role of discipline.
• The importance of always being honest with yourself, without beating yourself up.
• How better results come with short, focused bursts instead of longer distraction-riddled hours.
• Why it’s vital to understand just how important focus is for all of us.
• Deliberate practice: Turning a weakness into a skill.

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Voss Coaching Co | The Freedom Framework

Voss Coaching Co | Transform Live 2024
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Voss Coaching Co on LinkedIn
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Voss Coaching Co on Facebook

Mykie Stiller on LinkedIn

Mykie Stiller on Instagram
Arash Vossoughi on LinkedIn

Arash Vossoughi on YouTube