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EP126: Business Success and Prison: What They Have In Common ft. Weldon Long - I Own It
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On this episode of Ben Reinberg: I Own It I introduce our audience to Weldon Long, a man who transformed his life from poverty, addiction, and prison to his business growth, leadership, and running a $20 million empire.
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Episode Summary: How do you find the fortitude to build and manage a $20 million business after serving a 15-year-long prison sentence?
We have a very special guest on today’s show – Mr. Weldon Long to answer that question for you. Mr. Long is a successful entrepreneur, mindset expert, and bestselling NY Times author.
From hitting absolute rock bottom to getting mentored by none other than Dr. Stephen Covey to finally building a successful business empire, Weldon’s story sounds a bit like folklore.
Instead of plunging into a bottomless pit of misery, you will learn how Weldon leveraged the structure and regimen of prison life to gain knowledge and become a better man.
He talks about the power of positive manifestation, and how it has helped him achieve a 360-degree transformation – both in his personal and professional life.
We hope you enjoy this show!
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Key Takeaways: 00:00 – Welcoming Weldon to the show 01:44 – How did Weldon self-teach himself and gain knowledge while in prison? 04:24 – The power of positive manifestation 05:54 – How did Weldon come in touch with Dr. Stephen Covey, and convince him to write the preface for his book, The Upside of Fear? 09:42 – From serving a prison sentence to running a $20 million business – how did Weldon make the transition? 12:28 – Weldon talks a bit about the deep bond that he shares with his son 17:54 – How owning up and taking responsibility sets the tone for a successful life 21:36 – Finding purpose in suffering – did Weldon prison sentence do him much good? 24:46 – How to bring positivity and structure to your day-to-day life 26:42 – Leveraging F.E.A.R. for bringing consistency to your life 28:01 – Shedding the mental blocks and limiting beliefs that prevent you from realizing your full potential 32:47 – Do you need to hit rock bottom before undergoing a dramatic transformation? 35:19 – Now that he has seen so much success, how does Weldon continue to remain motivated? 40:52 – When does Weldon experience his highest moments? 42:58 – Two things that Weldon would tell his 16-year-old self 43:57 – Were it his last day on earth, what would be Weldon’s last meal? 45:47 – Which musician would Weldon bring back from the dead to play a song for him? 47:12 – Connect with Weldon!
Quotes: “One of the things that create success is living a life of inspiration, not out of desperation”.
“I'm way better off risking the opportunity that I might take responsibility for something”.
“And it all starts with personal responsibility. If we cannot see the role that we played in creating these negative situations, then it's going to be a tough battle”.
“Let me find out who I am and start loving myself, and then my actions will lead to better behavior”.
“My marriage is great. I'm financially secure. My kids are great. My health is great, like, what am I supposed to get motivated about? And it comes down to one word – contribution”.
“Self-actualization is that connection, you're talking about inspiring giving someone hope, and maybe a way out of a situation”.
“You are responsible for everything you do, you're entitled to nothing, you are responsible, you got nothing coming”.
We hope you enjoy this "Business Success and Prison: What They Have In Common ft. Weldon Long: - I Own It episode.
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