Episode 325: What truly matters with John Schuette
The Fuel Your Legacy Show - Un podcast de Sam Knickerbocker - Les vendredis
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SummaryJohn Schuette shares his experiences and mindset around money, emphasizing the importance of mental preparation and focusing on what truly matters. He also discusses the significance of personal growth and becoming a better version of oneself. Sam Knickerbocker and John Schuette discuss dismantling arguments against success and gauging success beyond financial metrics.Key Points• Sam Knickerbocker introduces John Shooty on the podcast, discussing how they met, John's transformation from a sales position to helping clients change their mindset, and inviting him to speak at masterminds and be on the podcast. (3:57)• John Schuette delves into his past experiences, including driving through a storm in New Mexico, crashing multiple times, and getting stuck in the snow, showcasing his survival skills and mindset around money. (9:21)• John Schuette describes the moment when his car engine blew up, leading to a calm reaction due to his mental preparation and focus on not fearing death. (13:05)• John Schuette shares his journey from a challenging situation to closing a $10,000 deal, emphasizing the importance of not letting things bother you and focusing on what truly matters. (16:24)• John Schuette emphasizes that success should not be solely measured by money, sharing his values of power, learning, and spirituality, and discussing his interest in war history and leadership. (33:03)• Sam Knickerbocker and John Schuette discuss dismantling arguments against success, gauging success beyond financial metrics, and helping individuals become more powerful for good. (36:47)• John Schuette discusses his intention to sell a potentially valuable artwork, emphasizing the importance of changing beliefs to achieve larger goals and taking responsibility for expanding one's capabilities. (52:53)• Sam and John discuss the significance of personal growth, change, and the pursuit of becoming better versions of themselves. (1:06:50)