The 1% Game: Why Tiny Wins Create Massive Transformation

Most people wait for a massive breakthrough. They die waiting. The truth? Success comes from small, consistent actions—the 1% game. In this episode, Kellan reveals why big leaps fail and how tiny daily shifts compound into unstoppable growth.
You’ll learn:
- Why consistency beats sudden overhaul.
- How compounding creates exponential results.
- The “Notice and Choose” game worth $1B.
- Why forgiveness clears the path to growth.
- How to apply 1% better in relationships, money, and personal mastery.
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00:00 - Untitled
00:06 - The Reality of Waiting for Breakthroughs
04:45 - The Power of 1% Improvement
17:05 - The Power of 1% Improvement
20:54 - The Importance of Forgiveness
29:18 - The Power of 1% Growth
Most people wait their whole lives for the big breakthrough.
Speaker AAnd you know what?
Speaker AThey die waiting.
Speaker AWelcome to the show.
Speaker ATired of the hype about living the dream?
Speaker AIt's time for truth.
Speaker AThis is the place for tools, power, and real talk, so you can create the life you dream and deserve your ultimate life.
Speaker ASubscribe, Share, create.
Speaker AYou have infinite power.
Speaker AWhat if it's true that it doesn't come in one giant leap?
Speaker AWhat if that it's 1% shifts that compound into unstoppable power?
Speaker AToday, I'm going to show you how to play the 1% game, the only game that generates growth and impact.
Speaker ABut you got to start now.
Speaker AI want you to think about this.
Speaker AWhat would your life look like?
Speaker AAnd this should be a really easy question.
Speaker AWhat would your life look like if you were just 1% better today than yesterday?
Speaker ALike, just 1%, right?
Speaker AI don't know if you're making sales calls, one more call.
Speaker AIf you're, you know, writing content, one more paragraph or one more page if you're creating a video, one more line in the script, or one more take on the video you're doing.
Speaker AOr if you're just working in the yard, 1% better yard work.
Speaker AOr if you're being nice to your kids or teaching them something or going on a date with your spouse, 1% better, 1% more attention.
Speaker AWhat would that look like?
Speaker AAnd you say, well, that's no big deal.
Speaker AThat's nothing.
Speaker ANobody would even notice.
Speaker AWell, maybe not, but here's what I can tell you.
Speaker A90 days from now, the calendar is going to flip three times.
Speaker A90 days are going to be gone.
Speaker AI'm recording this the middle of August, and you'll see this the middle of September.
Speaker ABut 90 days from the middle of September is what?
Speaker AOctober, November, December.
Speaker AJust about Christmas time.
Speaker ASo Christmas is coming either way.
Speaker AAnd if you do 1% better, 1% better a day between when you hear this and Christmas, your Christmas will be 100% better.
Speaker ANow remember, the calendar's ticking either way.
Speaker A100% better.
Speaker AWhat's that worth to you?
Speaker AOkay, Einstein is credited with saying that the eighth wonder of the world was compound interest.
Speaker AAnd he said that because, you know the story.
Speaker AYou double a penny every day, and by the end of the month, you got 5 million bucks or something.
Speaker AAnd that's only in a month.
Speaker ACompound interest is the feature of interest that makes it, you know, add on to itself.
Speaker ASo if you have 2% interest, but it compounds, then pretty soon it's not 2%, it's 3, 4, 5, 8, 10.
Speaker AAnd pretty soon things are doubling because you get interest on the interest.
Speaker ANow this isn't the financial class, but work and growth works the same way.
Speaker AThat's the point.
Speaker ACompound growth is a real thing.
Speaker AIt's a thing, okay?
Speaker AIf you be 1% better, then you'd be 1 and 100th percent better the next day.
Speaker AAnd that starts to add up really quickly.
Speaker ASo when I say 90 days gives you a hundred percent, that's actually not even true.
Speaker AIt's more like 130 or 40% improvement.
Speaker ASo my point is simply this 1% is a real game.
Speaker AI read a story once about the English cycling team that competes in the Tour de France.
Speaker ANow, if you're not a cycling enthusiast, and I'm only kind of quasi, you know that for a long time the English couldn't field a team that placed anything.
Speaker AThen they hired a new coach and the coach got obsessed with these 1% improvements.
Speaker A1% in pedal design, 1% in strokes, 1% in this and that.
Speaker AAnd pretty soon over time, guess what?
Speaker AIt added up.
Speaker AAnd then for several years, not recently, but just a few years ago, when I watched kind of regularly, they, Bradley Wiggins and some others, they won, you know, several years in a row, the English cycling team won the Tour de France, the most prestigious cycling race in the world.
Speaker AAnd it was coming from that 1% improvement.
Speaker AAnd that's a world class example.
Speaker ASo what I want you to think about is this.
Speaker AThis is not a theory.
Speaker AThis is not some highfalutin gobbledygook.
Speaker AThis is not wishful thinking.
Speaker AAnd this is not woo woo.
Speaker AThis is hardcore science, hardcore financial cash truth.
Speaker ASo we're all about creating the ultimate life purpose, prosperity and joy.
Speaker AYou know that that's what we're doing here week after week, episode after episode, whether no matter what guests they are, and no matter what the topic is, my goal is only one thing.
Speaker A300 million people this year to help you create and live the ultimate life purpose, prosperity and joy.
Speaker AToday I want to talk about why 1% matters.
Speaker ABecause it matters a lot.
Speaker ALike way more than you think.
Speaker AOkay, now I want you to think about the story, not the story.
Speaker AThere's a.
Speaker ALet's talk about why 1% is more important than big leaps.
Speaker AOkay?
Speaker ABig leaps often fail.
Speaker AThey try to people you, maybe you've done this.
Speaker AYou're going to overhaul everything at once.
Speaker AYour diet, your exercise regime, what time you go to bed, you know, your sleep routine, all this stuff at once.
Speaker AAnd what usually happens is it takes a good bit of preparation, a good bit of Gumption.
Speaker AI'm going to do this.
Speaker AAnd then it doesn't work, or it's a lot harder than you thought.
Speaker AAnd then what happens?
Speaker AYou know what?
Speaker AYou've done it.
Speaker ABurnout.
Speaker AQuit.
Speaker AIt's not right.
Speaker ASome other time.
Speaker ANext time.
Speaker AOh, crap.
Speaker AWhat was I thinking?
Speaker ASo you've done that right, and it sucks, because then you're sitting there, I can't.
Speaker AI can't do this.
Speaker AAnd when you've tried that a few times, then you're in the mode of, what's wrong with me?
Speaker AHow come other people can do this and I can't?
Speaker AAnd that lands right in give up land, and you end up nowhere.
Speaker ASo compounding pennies, let's talk about that.
Speaker ABecause when you use compound interest now, the story is you have a penny for one day and then double it each day.
Speaker AThat's a little more than just compounding.
Speaker ABut even one penny doubled every day for 30 days in a month, you end up with $5 million.
Speaker ARight?
Speaker ANow, compound interest doesn't double every day.
Speaker ABut you've all seen the life insurance calculations, the infinite banking things that if you just start saving today, $100 a month, $1,000 a month, it doesn't matter that, you know, it goes up slow at first, and then out there, there's this mysterious thing, it takes a different shape, and pretty soon it feels like it's doubling every month.
Speaker AAnd that is because of the exponential nature of compounding.
Speaker ACompounding is an exponential function.
Speaker AIf you've done math and you know it in money because you've seen it in savings accounts or banking account or other kind of calculations where you can see that hockey stick of growth.
Speaker AWhat I want to let you know is that is true in every skill development area.
Speaker ASo, for example, I taught piano for 40 years.
Speaker AI started teaching when I was 17, and I think I had my last students when I was about 57 or 10 or 12 years ago.
Speaker A69 will be 70 in December.
Speaker ASo for 40 years, I watched students taught students of all ages, beginners, advanced, you know, improvisation, orchestration, all kinds of different musical things.
Speaker AAnd here's what I noticed every time, without exception, those students who went home and practiced every day for 30, 40, 50 minutes made exponential progress compared to students who, you know, said they were going to practice three hours a week or whatever, and they would cram it in on Saturday or Saturday and Sunday.
Speaker AThat just doesn't work.
Speaker AYour brain doesn't work like that.
Speaker AYour fingers don't work like that.
Speaker AYour skills don't work like that.
Speaker ASame thing with learning a sport, okay?
Speaker AI.
Speaker AWhen I was 50, I decided, for whatever reason, I was going to learn a snowboard, okay?
Speaker AAnd so I did.
Speaker AAnd I. I couldn't go every day, but I went every weekend, two days for a while.
Speaker AI hired an instructor and did all day lessons so I could build and build and build.
Speaker AAnd it wasn't very long, not even a season, half a season before.
Speaker AI was pretty good.
Speaker AAnd I could ski greens and blues and some blacks.
Speaker AI could never do the double blacks on the board, but skis but no board.
Speaker ABut anyway, the growth was really quick, even for a geezer at 50 learning to snowboard.
Speaker AAnd the reason was because of this compounding effect.
Speaker AYour muscles remember, your mind remembers, your body remembers, your confidence remembers.
Speaker AI want you to think about that for a minute.
Speaker AIt's easy to see how the body would remember muscle memory.
Speaker AIt's easy to see how the mind might remember.
Speaker ABut there's a confidence memory too, and that's a neurotransmitter thing.
Speaker AYou get used to doing things and it creates the feeling of confidence.
Speaker AConfidence doesn't come from success.
Speaker ASuccess comes from confidence.
Speaker AYou create confidence by doing, even when you fail.
Speaker ASo think about that.
Speaker AIt is super important and super powerful.
Speaker AOkay?
Speaker ABig leaps fail.
Speaker A1% is easy to do.
Speaker AI want you to pick something right now.
Speaker AIf you're listening to this, what's something you could do?
Speaker A1% that's important to you?
Speaker AI'm not thinking picking stupid stuff, but something that's important to you to do 1% better.
Speaker ADo you have a relationship that needs repair?
Speaker AA friend, a colleague, a partner?
Speaker AMaybe it's your relationship with God.
Speaker AYou know, there was a time in my life, you guys know the stories where I had severe negative things in my relationship with the divine, and it was mainly because I was ashamed and mad at myself and everything for things that I'd done.
Speaker AThat kind of relationship doesn't.
Speaker AIn no kind of relationship, but it doesn't click immediately.
Speaker AIt requires sustained effort.
Speaker AI'll give you another example.
Speaker AYou want to apologize to your.
Speaker ALet's say you've been in an argument with your spouse, okay?
Speaker AOr your partner.
Speaker AYou go and apologize and they're like, yeah, whatever.
Speaker AAnd it doesn't land.
Speaker AAnd you're hoping, oh, you know, be reconciliation, kiss and make up.
Speaker AIt doesn't happen.
Speaker ASo what do you do?
Speaker AYou quit.
Speaker AWell, you can, but you know where quitting goes.
Speaker AInstead, small gestures repeated consistently over time builds trust.
Speaker AYou get the compounding effect, and pretty soon trust can be reestablished.
Speaker ANot because we're guessing not because they're just taking a leap of faith, but because there's this consisting, consistent, consistent compounding.
Speaker AGreatness does not come in one giant swing in the music industry.
Speaker AThere's some really good examples of that.
Speaker AThey didn't have a name for them.
Speaker AThey call them one hit wonders.
Speaker AThe music history industry, pop music is littered with those.
Speaker ASome producer found somebody, some cute hook, did a thing, made a splash, then that person disappeared from view.
Speaker AOh, whatever happened to so and so?
Speaker AOkay, if you look at those who have staying power over years and some even decades, it is consistent growth and application.
Speaker ASo 1% applies to all those things.
Speaker AAnd I want you to think about your own life, about where you can make that work for you.
Speaker ANow, I just said 1% over 90 days is way over 100%.
Speaker AWell, 90 times one is only 90.
Speaker AOkay, it is.
Speaker ABut there's that compounding effect, push ups, same thing.
Speaker AI used to, I don't do that now because my back situation, but I used to be kind of obsessed with push ups, right?
Speaker AAnd I wanted to get so I could do 100 at a sitting and all that sort of stuff.
Speaker AAnd that may be not very many or a lot compared to whatever you're used to, but that was the number I wanted.
Speaker AI wanted to be able to hit the floor and do a hundred anytime that happened.
Speaker AOne push up, I didn't start with one, but 20 and whatever I could do.
Speaker AWonder if I can do one more tomorrow or every other day.
Speaker AOne more, one more, one more.
Speaker AAnd how muscles work with breaking down that very last push up or two to failure where the breakdown and the rebuild takes place, the compounding took place and the growth became something more than linear.
Speaker ASo it works in physical things, it works in the bank, it works in your sales efforts, it works in your own personal development efforts, and it works in any.
Speaker AAnything you want to put it to.
Speaker ABecause that is the nature of consistency.
Speaker AConsistency is a.
Speaker AIs almost like a magic sauce.
Speaker ANow, I want you to.
Speaker AWe're going to have to make an emotional shift here because our society rewards big victories, right?
Speaker AWhen somebody does a big thing, donates a million dollars to charity or wins a championship, that was unexpected.
Speaker AThat's a, you know, big noise.
Speaker AWhoa.
Speaker AThis happened.
Speaker AThis amazing thing happened.
Speaker AAnd we don't pay attention to small improvements.
Speaker AWe only celebrate the big wins.
Speaker AThat is a disease.
Speaker AIt is a disaster.
Speaker AIf you have accepted that conditioning and you live sort of in your head in the realm of, well, it won't matter until I make my first million or my 10th million or whatever the number is.
Speaker AThat's a guarantee for failure.
Speaker AA guarantee for failure.
Speaker AIf you want to stay on the path.
Speaker AIf you want to stay on the path to success, you have to switch your mind and get in the emotional game of tiny wins.
Speaker AOne of the important management things I learned in the years I was manager and then executive in different companies was the power of recognition.
Speaker AJust recognition.
Speaker AAnd I used to think, like many, that the only way you gave acknowledgement and recognition was maybe an award, and that was pokey hokey, but it had to be some cash.
Speaker AYou know what?
Speaker AThat isn't actually what means the most to people.
Speaker AMy years of doing this has shown me in spades, without question, the thing that means the most to people is sincere acknowledgement and recognition.
Speaker AYou saved the day.
Speaker AThat was a good job.
Speaker AWell done.
Speaker AI use that right now all the time with clients, with podcast guests.
Speaker AMy ability to get good interviews out of people, and it's regular that people will say, oh, that's best interview I ever had.
Speaker AI hear that a lot.
Speaker AAnd you know what it comes from?
Speaker AIt comes from acknowledging.
Speaker AI hear what they're doing and we talk about it, and I acknowledge the effort and the work and the dedication and the love that.
Speaker AThat.
Speaker AThat.
Speaker AThat demonstrates.
Speaker AI do that every time I'm on someone else's podcast, too.
Speaker ASo here's a secret.
Speaker AIf you're a podcast guest and you want to be a favorite guest, you want to get invited back, here's something I do to make that happen.
Speaker AEvery single time on the recording in the episode, I acknowledge them and I say, I know what a labor of love a podcast is, and I want to just thank you and acknowledge you for doing that.
Speaker AInevitably, without fail, the host lights up.
Speaker AThey get excited.
Speaker AIt's genuinely received because it's genuinely given.
Speaker AAnd that makes me a favorite guest, one that gets invited back, and one that gets shared.
Speaker ASo I'm sharing this with you because those are tiny things.
Speaker AIt doesn't cost anything except to get out of our own head and stop wondering, am I cool?
Speaker AAm I impressive?
Speaker AThat's an area for 1% growth.
Speaker AOkay, now I've moved into this.
Speaker AThis might be the most powerful piece we're going to have today.
Speaker A1% personal improvement.
Speaker AHow can I be.
Speaker AHow can I love 1% better today?
Speaker AHow can I be 1% out of my own head?
Speaker A1% less thinking about me?
Speaker AAnd here's how to do that.
Speaker AThere's a game I teach clients, and I'm teaching you right now, because you're my Clients, and I love you to pieces.
Speaker AIt's called notice and choose.
Speaker ANotice and choose is worth $1 billion to you if you'll use it well and use it a lot.
Speaker AHere's one way to use it.
Speaker ANotice what you're thinking about maybe 10 or 15 times today.
Speaker AJust notice if you're.
Speaker AIf what you're thinking about.
Speaker AWhen you notice what you're thinking about is you.
Speaker AHow I feel, what I'm doing, what others are thinking, how I look, are they impressed?
Speaker AIn other words, if your thinking is about you, just notice that.
Speaker AAnd then realize two things.
Speaker ANumber one is you don't have to think about you.
Speaker AYou could think about something else.
Speaker AThat's the first thing.
Speaker AThe second thing is choose to do that.
Speaker AChoose to switch your focus.
Speaker AIf you notice you're thinking about you, ask a different question.
Speaker AWhat are you feeling?
Speaker AHow are you doing?
Speaker AHow is this for you as a coach?
Speaker AThat is essential and perhaps one of the very most powerful things is to regularly say, how does this land for you?
Speaker AOr how is this affecting you?
Speaker AHow does this sound when you go in your body and you just pay attention to the feelings you have after this brief exchange we've had, what's happening for you?
Speaker ASo I promise you, right here, right now, that will move you toward creating purpose, prosperity and joy, your ultimate life.
Speaker ASo notice and choose is the game.
Speaker AAnd that means many times a day and I'm repeating myself, just stop.
Speaker AWhat am I thinking about?
Speaker AWhat is my.
Speaker AWhere is my focus?
Speaker AIs it in or is it out?
Speaker AAnd if it's in, then the question is, what would it look like if my focus was out on they.
Speaker AOn them, on that meaning how I can grow it and love it.
Speaker AThat doesn't work.
Speaker AIf it's how I can bitch about it or how I can complain or why I'm mad about it.
Speaker ABut it means instead of worrying about my own comfort, safety, desires, yearnings, me, me, me, me, me.
Speaker AIt means instead saying, I wonder what I can do for them.
Speaker AI wonder if there's something I can do to make you feel honored, valued, or happy today.
Speaker ANow that 1% improvement.
Speaker AIf you did that 1% a day more and by Christmas had 90 days or 100 and something percent improvement, I can make you a promise.
Speaker AYou'll be happier.
Speaker AYou, because you did 1% for them, will be happier.
Speaker AYou'll smile more, you'll dance more, and you know what else?
Speaker AYou will probably make more money.
Speaker APeople want to give money to those who make them feel good.
Speaker AIf you have products or services for sale and I'm assuming you do.
Speaker APeople want to buy from you when you make them feel good.
Speaker AAnd there's lots of ways to do that.
Speaker AAnd this is not a marketing episode, but it's about language and it's about service and it's about the attitude we have.
Speaker ASo there is a 1% rubber meets the road hot tip that will give you more money by Christmas and a heck of a lot more joy.
Speaker AOkay, now I want to talk about another thing that's really important in this and that is forgiveness.
Speaker AWhat does forgiveness have to do with 1%?
Speaker AA lot.
Speaker AAs it turns out, nearly everyone I talk to carries a backpack.
Speaker AAnd the backpack, virtual backpack, and the backpack is full of rocks.
Speaker AMany of those rocks are guilt, shame, frustration, anger directed toward yourself or toward others.
Speaker AThat frickin idiot didn't pay.
Speaker AThat douchebag didn't do what they said.
Speaker AOr I promised I would do that and I didn't.
Speaker AI failed.
Speaker AI'm such a jerk.
Speaker AThey're never going to trust me again.
Speaker AOr oh, I wish I hadn't said that.
Speaker AOh, I wish I hadn't done that.
Speaker AAnd so, and sometimes they're little things like a comment or gossip or something.
Speaker AAnd sometimes they're big things like theft or betrayal or you know, dishonest or misleading someone.
Speaker AYou know, that kind of thing.
Speaker AAnd those things sit there like a rock.
Speaker AThat feeling of rock of guilt or frustration, resentment or anger towards someone else gets in the way of the 1% game.
Speaker AIt makes 1% seem like a million percent.
Speaker AIt makes any improvement feel like quicksand.
Speaker ALike, yeah, I can see that 1%.
Speaker AIt's not that hard to reach.
Speaker ABut yeah, there's this big thing, a quicksand in the way between me and 1% because our minds are consumed with either guilt or shame or with resentment or anger if it's directed towards someone else.
Speaker ASo I have a phrase, and I may have said it a little bit ago, but I'm going to say it again.
Speaker AThose who dare greatly fail greatly so carry a big blanket of forgiveness.
Speaker ANow, I'm talking to you with some assumptions.
Speaker AI'm assuming you want your ultimate life or you wouldn't listen to this show.
Speaker AI'm assuming you want purpose, prosperity and joy or you wouldn't be here.
Speaker AI'm assuming also that you've tasted some measure of that purpose, a fire that's in your belly that drives you every day.
Speaker AProsperity, which is not just cash, certainly includes it, but is the wealth of joy that we have at being alive and being human and being able to Love and serve each other.
Speaker AI love what I do.
Speaker AI love coaching.
Speaker AI loved helping people write their books and stories and all the rest.
Speaker ASo your ability to create that depends on getting rid of the quicksand.
Speaker AForgiveness is the key.
Speaker AYou have authority and you have permission.
Speaker AI just gave it to you.
Speaker ATo forgive yourself everything, everywhere and have compassion, grace and patience for everyone, for everything.
Speaker AYou could do that.
Speaker AIf you don't, or if I don't.
Speaker AThe only reason is because we think they don't deserve grace.
Speaker AThey should burn at the stake.
Speaker AOr I don't deserve grace, I'm unworthy, I should burn at the stake.
Speaker AYou know what?
Speaker AJudgment is not ours.
Speaker AThere's a divine course of judgment that's going to take place that we're not part of.
Speaker AAnd if we can just trust that that will be handled, then we can release all that forgiveness.
Speaker AI give you a definition of forgiveness that will help you with your 1%, and that is forgiveness is simply a choice to no longer allow events from the past to have power in the present.
Speaker AThat includes self forgiveness.
Speaker AIt includes forgiving others, etc.
Speaker ANo longer allowing events, words, circumstances, behaviors, even harsh ones from the past to have power in the present.
Speaker ANow, that's easy to say and difficult to do, but there are ways to do it.
Speaker AMaybe if it's something serious, you need therapy and help.
Speaker AMaybe if someone ripped you off, you know, you just need to make peace with that because maybe they're never going to give it back to you.
Speaker AOr maybe they don't even think they ripped you off.
Speaker ABut if you carry the grudge, you're getting poisoned.
Speaker AYou know, everyone's heard carrying a grudge is like drinking poison and hoping the other person gets sick or dies.
Speaker AWell, that's never going to happen.
Speaker AYou're the only one dying because you're the only one with the poison.
Speaker ASo here's an example about forgiveness.
Speaker AMy life was full of mistakes.
Speaker AYou know the stories.
Speaker AIf you don't, you can read them in the book Tightrope of Depression.
Speaker AMy journey from Darkness, Despair and Death to Light, Love and Life.
Speaker AThis book.
Speaker AYou want to read the stories?
Speaker AThere they are.
Speaker ABut full of mistakes.
Speaker AFull of things that I would not do again if I had life to live over again.
Speaker ABut I wouldn't change any of my life because it has given me compassion, patience, love, and the beautiful things that I get to do today.
Speaker ABut my life was full of those.
Speaker AAnd I carried no forgiveness.
Speaker AI hated myself and behaved accordingly.
Speaker ALots of trouble and struggle.
Speaker AWhen I learned to forgive myself, I was released to love and serve.
Speaker ANow, I want to make really one thing really clear.
Speaker AForgiveness doesn't mean ignoring things that happened.
Speaker AIt doesn't mean putting yourself in danger.
Speaker AIt doesn't mean pretending stuff away or sweeping stuff under the carpet.
Speaker ASerious things require consequences.
Speaker AMaybe there's legal remedies.
Speaker AMaybe there's all kinds of stuff.
Speaker AThat's maybe part of it.
Speaker AAnd if you've made mistakes, goodness knows I have, you gotta go do what you can to fix them.
Speaker ABut forgiveness doesn't depend on someone accepting your apology.
Speaker AIt doesn't depend on your ability to make something completely right.
Speaker ABecause especially for serious things like loss of trust or friendship, you can't fix those.
Speaker AYou can't make those be fixed.
Speaker ASo do what you can and then change who you are.
Speaker AHear me, whoever you were that made those mistakes, fix what you can, whether someone else accepts it or not.
Speaker AChange who you are, meaning no longer you would ever be that person again.
Speaker AAnd then go add good to the world.
Speaker AThree steps.
Speaker AFix what you can.
Speaker AChange who you are.
Speaker AGo add good to the world.
Speaker ALet it go so it doesn't get in the way of your 1% growth.
Speaker AAll right, here's another piece.
Speaker AAnd that is the only day that exists for all of us is today.
Speaker ARight here, right now.
Speaker AOkay, that's beautiful, because that makes it easy to do 1%.
Speaker AI only have today.
Speaker AWell, I can't fix everything today.
Speaker AGood.
Speaker ABut I can do 1%.
Speaker A1% more business activity if I'm trying to make money.
Speaker A1%.
Speaker AMore personal care if I'm trying to learn to meditate or love myself or take care of my body or fix my eating or acknowledge myself or quit talking to myself like a dirtbag.
Speaker ASide note, most people talk to themselves in terrible ways.
Speaker ALike ways they wouldn't let anyone talk to a friend.
Speaker ALet's end that.
Speaker AThat's part of forgiveness.
Speaker AIt's part of 1%.
Speaker ABecause that internal dialogue will.
Speaker AEat your lunch if you hate yourself.
Speaker AAll right?
Speaker ATomorrow doesn't exist.
Speaker AYesterday doesn't exist.
Speaker AThe only use for yesterday is to learn a few things.
Speaker AThat's it.
Speaker AWe're done.
Speaker AIf you made mistakes, maybe you got to fix a few things.
Speaker ASo do that, but focus on today.
Speaker ABecause this moment right here, the only thing I'm doing is making this episode for you.
Speaker AThe only thing I'm doing is loving you with all my heart.
Speaker AThe only thing I'm doing here is wanting the very best for you that I can possibly imagine.
Speaker AThat's all I'm doing right here, right now.
Speaker AAnd nothing else is on my mind.
Speaker AWhy?
Speaker ABecause I love you.
Speaker AI mean that I love you and you can't do anything about that.
Speaker AIsn't that funny?
Speaker AI can love you without your permission.
Speaker AMy goal, you know, is to reach 300 million people with the message method and mastery.
Speaker AThe message is whipos worth, your worth, your identity as the divine being, your possibility, your ownership of your life and your sovereignty as the decider, the chooser of what you do with it.
Speaker AThat's the message.
Speaker AThe purpose is obviously purpose, prosperity and joy.
Speaker AThe method is all of the things that I teach, my coaching, the 20 something books I've written, all of those things are the method to get there.
Speaker AAnd they all.
Speaker AEverything, everything I teach is battle tested.
Speaker AIt comes out of my own life and the lives of clients.
Speaker ASo there's no thinking, there's no woo woo.
Speaker AThere's no, well, research suggests bullshit, battle tested, real time on the ground, stuff that will get you what you want, but only if you use it.
Speaker AI mean, if I get a closet full of screwdrivers and I don't use them, I won't be able to use, I won't be able to build anything.
Speaker AI might have the collection of greatest hammers in the world and if I don't know what they are, how to use them, so what?
Speaker AAll right, so that's my mission.
Speaker A300 million people this year.
Speaker AI got two months left because my year ends October 14th with a message method and then mastery to keep on going for myself and you so that we get to mastery of these things.
Speaker AWhy would we care about mastery?
Speaker AWell, you may not.
Speaker AI do.
Speaker AI'm always at 1%.
Speaker A2%.
Speaker ABecause 2% compounds even so much faster than 1%.
Speaker AYou notice I didn't say 52%, just 2%.
Speaker AWhat would 2% look like?
Speaker AWhat would 3% look like on a really good day?
Speaker ABecause that compounds so fast into more money, more clients, more fun, more finished products, more joy, more vacays.
Speaker AAll that good stuff that you want, I promise you can have it.
Speaker AThere's nothing mysterious about any of this.
Speaker ANow there's another little piece to this and that is, it's a part of Today is the only day that exists often when I talk to people and this happens a lot.
Speaker ASo you see this up here?
Speaker ADream buildwriteit.com I want you to go there, write it down.
Speaker ADream buildwright build write it dot com.
Speaker ABecause on the 29th of September, which is just a few days after you hear this, I'm doing a book challenge.
Speaker AAnd if you miss that one, there'll be one in January or February of 26.
Speaker AThe same URL.
Speaker AThe purpose of that challenge is to help you go through the developmental processes of your life and find the gold, find the nuggets, the thing.
Speaker AThat's the things that turned you into the powerhouse and magical person that you are.
Speaker AAnd I know you are.
Speaker AYou wouldn't be here.
Speaker AYou.
Speaker AYou wouldn't be part of this audience.
Speaker ASo you're a magic.
Speaker AYou're a magician.
Speaker AYou can create anything you want.
Speaker AAnd this process that we're talking about is the key.
Speaker AAnd when I help people with these books and I talk to them about writing their story and then using it to serve the world, et cetera, et cetera, you know what the most often excuse I hear is?
Speaker AStupid excuse.
Speaker AIt's not the right time.
Speaker AIt's not the right time.
Speaker ABad timing.
Speaker AI'm just too busy.
Speaker AYou're too busy to go mine a great gold mine in your backyard?
Speaker AYou're too busy to go find the biggest diamond in your closet?
Speaker AYou're too busy to find the thing that will make you happier than anything in the world.
Speaker AYou're too busy for that?
Speaker AOh, please.
Speaker AIt's not the right time for that.
Speaker AWhen would be the right time to find a million dollars?
Speaker ARight now.
Speaker AOh, I know.
Speaker AThis is your invitation.
Speaker AThis is the right time.
Speaker ASo let me invite you to go to dreambuildriteit.com and just look at it.
Speaker ABecause if you're here, then I know you're trying to add good to the world.
Speaker AAnd the best way for you and me to add good to the world is with the story of our lives.
Speaker AHow we grew, how we failed, how we got up and started again.
Speaker AAll right, so there's never perfect timing.
Speaker AThe perfect timing is always today, because that's the only day we got.
Speaker ASo this 1% is today's move.
Speaker AAlways.
Speaker AThe 1% growth is absolutely today's move.
Speaker ANow, don't beat yourself up, because there's going to be days, no matter how hard we say I'm doing it, that we fail.
Speaker ASo that's the blanket of forgiveness if you miss reset and go after it tomorrow.
Speaker ABut then tomorrow will be today, and you're still doing it.
Speaker AToday.
Speaker AToday, Today, Today.
Speaker AToday.
Speaker AThat's the day to start.
Speaker ASo what is your 1% today?
Speaker AWrite down something right now.
Speaker AWhat is your 1% gain?
Speaker AWhat thing will you improve?
Speaker A1%.
Speaker ANot 1% of 20 things.
Speaker AOne thing.
Speaker A1%.
Speaker AYou know, if you did that even for four quarters, then in four quarters from now, you would have four things 100% better.
Speaker AWhat would your life look like right now in one year if you had four of the most important things to you.
Speaker AA hundred percent better than they are today?
Speaker AActually, the first thing you did would be like 1000% better by then because you'd keep doing it.
Speaker ASo here's the thing.
Speaker AStart writing it down.
Speaker AWrite down the thing you're going to do.
Speaker AWhat's your 1% game today?
Speaker AOr maybe it's going to last for a week or a month.
Speaker AWrite it down.
Speaker ALean into it, okay?
Speaker ATracking it gives it power because it's there.
Speaker AYou can also create accountability.
Speaker AI would suggest get yourself in a coaching container.
Speaker AIf you want my help, get a hold of me.
Speaker ABut get some help.
Speaker AYou're worth it.
Speaker AYou're amazing.
Speaker AAnd if you're not producing at a level that makes you scream with delight, it's on you.
Speaker AI'm here to help.
Speaker AThat's all I do.
Speaker ATell people like you achieve awesome goals.
Speaker AThat ultimate life.
Speaker AForgive yourself instantly when you struggle or stumble and then repeat, Repeat, repeat, repeat.
Speaker A1%.
Speaker A1%.
Speaker AI can promise you in less than 30 days you're going to have a, a massive success.
Speaker AIn 90 days your life is going to be changed.
Speaker AIn a year, you're going to have unrecognizable success.
Speaker AAnd you're sitting there thinking, ah, not true, it's too hard.
Speaker AIt's not 1%.
Speaker AAnd if you'd like to talk about it, go to this other URL, kellenfluecigermedia.com and there's a contact form.
Speaker ASo here's your recap.
Speaker AThis is your billion dollars.
Speaker AGrowth is not linear, it is exponential.
Speaker AIf you repeat it daily, if you do 1% a day, pretty soon it starts being way more than 1%.
Speaker AOkay?
Speaker AYour life change in a year is going to be unrecognizable.
Speaker AIf you do 1% today, I want you to think about that, just 1%.
Speaker AAnd in 90 days you can add another thing with it.
Speaker AAnd before you know it, like this time next year, you will be wealthier, healthier, happier, and you'll be over the moon.
Speaker AAnd this business I talk about, about your ultimate life purpose, prosperity and joy.
Speaker AYou can have it.
Speaker AThe last thing I'll do here is Repeat this invitation.
Speaker ADream buildwrite it.com Please go there and at least check it out.
Speaker ADream buildwrite it.com because if you're listening to this, most of our listeners are those that have a life story, those that have a yearning to serve, those that are out to add good to the world and Mike now, been doing this for decades.
Speaker AThe biggest gift you got and that I got is the story of how we got where we are, the story of our becoming, okay?
Speaker AThe story of the choices and resilience and setbacks and stuff you made to get where you are and with the power you have.
Speaker AOkay, let's play the 1% game starting right now.
Speaker AYou don't need 100% today.
Speaker AYou need 1%.
Speaker ANow, I make you a promise here.
Speaker AI can promise that if you play this game with me, and I'm playing it, I'm playing it, maybe go to dreambuildrite.com maybe, you know, get a hold of me and kellenflueckegermedia.com and use the contact form.
Speaker ABut let's get you moving on the 1% game because you can have what you want.
Speaker AAnd if you make a choice to lean into that and love yourself enough to get good at what you do, I promise you will be building your ultimate life right here, right now.
Speaker AYour opportunity for massive growth is right in front of you.
Speaker AEvery episode gives you practical tips and practices that will change everything.
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