If someone gave you a blank check to go all in on investing in your personal development, how much money would you budget for it? My guest today has spent most of his life in some sort of personal development. However, in the last 5 years he’s hit it extra hard , investing over a quarter of a million of his own dollars in himself in order to learn, grow and succeed. Tony Schmaltz has a passion for helping people upgrade their lives in any area possible. He specializes in mindset, wealth creation, relationships and happiness and has walked his talk when it comes to pursiung a better life for himself and his family. He also has a book out called wake the BLEEP UP! We’ll talk about his journey from being miserable in the corporate world, to his massive investment in himself and how that has played out so far. So take a deep breath, now exhale,alright, let’s go! ----more---- Connect with Tony: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tony.beschmaltzy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tony.schmaltz/ Website: https://www.tonyschmaltz.com/ ----more---- Summary Tony Schmaltz shares his journey of personal development and investing over a quarter of a million dollars in himself. He emphasizes the importance of filling your cup with positive energy in the morning and serving others from the overflow. Tony discusses his transformation from feeling miserable in the corporate world to finding joy and happiness through personal growth. He talks about the challenges of reconciling his past experiences with corporations and his desire to help others in a professional capacity. Tony also highlights the importance of finding joy in tasks and shares a story about being launched out of a sand hole as a metaphor for personal transformation. In this conversation, Tony Schmaltz discusses the tools he uses as a coach to help his clients overcome their fears and limiting beliefs. He introduces the concept of Witot (What I Think Others Think), which is the root of most fears and doubts. He emphasizes the importance of eliminating negative influences and developing a positive morning routine. Tony also explores the idea that there is no such thing as a bad day, only bad moments, and highlights the power of perception in shaping our reality. He shares his approach to helping clients shed self-limiting beliefs and identifies the importance of awareness and identifying the stories we tell ourselves. Tony also discusses the types of clients he typically works with and the value of investing in personal growth. Keywords personal development, positive energy, serving others, corporate world, investment, transformation, joy, authenticity, reconciliation, limiting beliefs, coaching, fears, limiting beliefs, Witot, negative influences, positive morning routine, perception, self-limiting beliefs, awareness, personal growth Takeaways Start your day with a positive morning routine to fill your cup with positive energy.Investing in personal development is an investment in yourself and everyone you affect.Reconciling past experiences with corporations can be a challenge, but it's important to find ways to serve and help others.Find joy in tasks, even the smallest ones, by gamifying them or involving others.Personal transformation requires changing limiting beliefs and being open to new possibilities. Identify and eliminate negative influences in your life to reduce fear and doubt.Develop a positive morning routine to start your day with positive energy.Shift your perception and realize that there is no such thing as a bad day, only bad moments.Become aware of your self-limiting beliefs and the stories you tell yourself.Invest in personal growth and seek the help of a coach to overcome limitations and achieve success. Sound Bites "Having a positive morning routine, starting with declarations, some sort of prayer or meditation, some exercise, maybe a walk around the block or jumping jacks, something to fill your cup with positive energy.""When we first moved to Florida, we lived in Seattle area. We moved to Florida in 2018 for a job. And it was when I got to that company that I realized I was definitely not being myself.""The total number is right around $250,000 in the last five years. It's actually a little north of that.""It's almost always about people pleasing.""Almost all of our fears, our limiting beliefs, our doubts come from what we think other people are going to think about it.""The first step for almost anybody is to be able to turn that into a positive." Chapters 00:00Filling Your Cup with Positive Energy 03:22Realizing the Need for Personal Growth 06:23Investing in Personal Development 10:10Writing a Book to Help Others 20:55Overcoming Fears and Limiting Beliefs 22:19Developing a Positive Morning Routine 23:16Shifting from Bad Days to Bad Moments 24:42The Power of Perception 26:08Identifying and Shedding Self-Limiting Beliefs 28:28Dealing with Know-It-All Clients 31:54The Importance of Awareness 35:32Investing in ...
