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Super Bowl Champ Steve Weatherford: What I would tell my twenty something self - Different Hunger
Matt Kohn · 2:04 · 2016-05-23
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Steve Weatherford's advice to his twenty something self: "If you want to get what you’ve never gotten in life, you have to do what you’ve never done. It starts with a vision. It starts with accepting what is wrong in your life, appreciating what is right, but being aware of what is wrong and what you want to improve. That’s your vision. Your goal is to change something about that. So then you need a vision, a goal, a plan, and the most difficult part - where 90% of people fail - is the execution. People come up with New Year’s resolutions all the time. But the difference between the people that make those resolutions and the people who change their life with those resolutions is that those people have consistent execution. Identify what your vision is, where you see your life going. Then you need to develop a goal that coincides with getting you to that vision through a plan. Then, it’s time for you to separate yourself from everyone else… Go ahead and execute." Steve Weatherford is a dedicated husband and father, avid health & fitness role model, a nationally recognized philanthropist, and a super bowl winning punter. He won Super Bowl XLVI with the New York Giants. FOLLOW STEVE: Twitter: https://twitter.com/weatherford5 IG: https://instagram.com/weatherford5/ SNAPCHAT: http://snapchat.com/add/weatherford5 --- Thanks for watching. My name is Matt Kohn - I'm a 24-year old adventurer, Crossfitter and web designer currently living in Medellín, Colombia. I vlog about my journey as an entrepreneur / digital nomad, what I'm reading, what's on my mind, my adventures and other (sometimes entertaining) things. I author Different Hunger, a blog seeking to provide ambitious 20-somethings with insights and strategies to master their mindset, improve productivity and enhance their lifestyle. Learn more at my blog: http://differenthunger.com 75+ Millionaires, Olympians & More Offer Advice to Their 20-Something Self: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyG2z9fJMgtNvlCHBIqpQwcb581eDy8WM Subscribe for more videos: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=differenthunger0
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If you want to get what you've never gotten in life, you have to do what you've never done. Here is Steve Weatherford's advice to his younger 20-something self. If you want to get what you've never gotten in life, you have to do what you've never done. It starts with a vision. It starts with accepting what is wrong
in your life, appreciating what is right, but being aware of what is wrong and what you want to improve. That's your vision. Your goal is to change something about that. So then you need a vision, a goal, a plan, and the most difficult part where 90% of people fail is the execution. People come up with New Year's
resolutions all the time, but the difference between the people that make those resolutions and the people who change their life with those resolutions is that those people have consistent execution. Identify what your vision is where you see your life going. Then you need to develop a goal that coincides with getting you to that vision through a plan.
Then it's time for you to separate yourself from everyone else. Go ahead and execute. Steve Weatherford is the former punter for the New York Giants, and he won Super Bowl 46 with the New York Giants. He is now a health and fitness icon, philanthropist, and a loving husband and father. His advice is spot on, love it, and
it's all about execution. Steve's story is pretty inspiring one, and I think he is the perfect guy to be giving this advice because in high school, he weighed 108 pounds, and he decided that if he was going to be the smallest guy in the team, that he would be the strongest. He ended up just blusting his ass
in the weight room every single day, and he graduated high school at 6,325 pounds, and he ended up becoming a Super Bowl winning NFL punter. At the end of the day, everybody has an idea, but it all comes down to execution, and that's really where the highly successful individuals or the highly successful businesses separate themselves from the
rest of the pack.
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