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Repossible

Bradley Charbonneau

You become the kind of person who does that kind of thing… by doing that kind of thing. You feel it: you were meant for more. Not more stuff or more pressure—more clarity, creativity, courage. But you’re stuck in a loop. Waiting. Overthinking. Telling yourself, “I’m just not the type of person who does that sort of thing.” But here’s the truth: you’re not stuck. You’re just not yet the kind of person who does that sort of thing. You can become them. How? Do the thing. That’s what Repossible is

education self-improvement

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00:04:41

re31: Is your story in the prison of the past? (Can...

Repossible ·

2018/11/15

Is it stuck in a computer? Maybe in a drawer. The old collecting dust dilemma. Is there a way out?

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00:06:51

re30: Don’t wait 12 years

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2018/11/08

It’s just a step. A little step. Right in front of you. One foot in front of the other. Standing still counts as zero. One step counts as one. Take the first step. This episode of the Repossible podcast is sponsored by “Spark: How to write a book with your kids–and why you should.” Today’s episode was inspired by Seth Godin’s post “A note from 2030.”

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00:06:51

re30: Don’t wait 12 years

Repossible ·

2018/11/08

It’s just a step. A little step. Right in front of you. One foot in front of the other. Standing still counts as zero. One step counts as one. Take the first step. This episode of the Repossible podcast is sponsored by “Spark: How to write a book with your kids–and why you should.” Today’s episode was inspired by Seth Godin’s post “A note from 2030.”

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00:02:41

re29: Oh baby, it’s cold outside. (AKA: No one will...

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2018/11/01

It actually is cold outside. Why do you do what you do?

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00:02:41

re29: Oh baby, it’s cold outside. (AKA: No one will...

Repossible ·

2018/11/01

It actually is cold outside. Why do you do what you do?

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00:04:40

re28: Math with a 14-year-old son, storytelling, and...

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2018/10/25

It’s Thursday. It must be Repossible.

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00:04:40

re28: Math with a 14-year-old son, storytelling, and...

Repossible ·

2018/10/25

It’s Thursday. It must be Repossible.

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00:03:50

re27: Indefatigable, indomitable, and the spanakopita

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2018/10/18

It’s a Greek dessert and an ancient Indian book. From an old colleague: “Among your other qualities, you’re indefatigable. Congratulations on this.”

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00:03:50

re27: Indefatigable, indomitable, and the spanakopita

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2018/10/18

It’s a Greek dessert and an ancient Indian book. From an old colleague: “Among your other qualities, you’re indefatigable. Congratulations on this.”

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00:08:31

re26: The school uniform and unleashing massive brain...

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2018/10/11

Unless you’re a kid and go to a school where they require you to wear the same exact uniform to school every single day, you have a decision to make on a morning-by-morning basis.

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00:08:31

re26: The school uniform and unleashing massive brain...

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2018/10/11

Unless you’re a kid and go to a school where they require you to wear the same exact uniform to school every single day, you have a decision to make on a morning-by-morning basis.

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00:03:31

re25: What was that tingle in the hairs on the back...

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2018/10/04

If I don’t get the goose-bump factor when I’m reading it then I can’t do it.– ?Russell Crowe Just as you’re doubting the whole sombrero escapade, the hairs on the back of your neck start to tingle. I could throw loads of science your way backing up the numbers behind the decision-making trajectory and possibly wow you with all kinds of theories and books and research. Or the hairs on the back of your neck could stand up. I’m all for science. I’m a numbers guy, a math lover, a

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00:03:31

re25: What was that tingle in the hairs on the back...

Repossible ·

2018/10/04

If I don’t get the goose-bump factor when I’m reading it then I can’t do it.– ?Russell Crowe Just as you’re doubting the whole sombrero escapade, the hairs on the back of your neck start to tingle. I could throw loads of science your way backing up the numbers behind the decision-making trajectory and possibly wow you with all kinds of theories and books and research. Or the hairs on the back of your neck could stand up. I’m all for science. I’m a numbers guy, a math lover, a

en

00:03:49

re24: In a schoolyard brawl, “Decide” is going to win...

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2018/09/27

By a knockout. Hoping, wanting, dreaming, wishing, pleading, begging, whining, hoping. These are just a handful of the actions you undertake, whether consciously or unconsciously before you decide. I often think in mathematical terms, charts, and line graphs. I see all of those actions or beliefs or thoughts as heading downwards. Sure, you might think that hope is ascending in that you are hoping for something better what sounds pretty much like ascending

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00:03:49

re24: In a schoolyard brawl, “Decide” is going to win...

Repossible ·

2018/09/27

By a knockout. Hoping, wanting, dreaming, wishing, pleading, begging, whining, hoping. These are just a handful of the actions you undertake, whether consciously or unconsciously before you decide. I often think in mathematical terms, charts, and line graphs. I see all of those actions or beliefs or thoughts as heading downwards. Sure, you might think that hope is ascending in that you are hoping for something better what sounds pretty much like ascending to me, but I see it as

en

00:03:49

re24: In a schoolyard brawl, “Decide” is going to win...

Repossible ·

2018/09/27

By a knockout. Hoping, wanting, dreaming, wishing, pleading, begging, whining, hoping. These are just a handful of the actions you undertake, whether consciously or unconsciously before you decide. I often think in mathematical terms, charts, and line graphs. I see all of those actions or beliefs or thoughts as heading downwards. Sure, you might think that hope is ascending in that you are hoping for something better what sounds pretty much like ascending to me, but I see it as

en

00:05:24

re23: When you talk to your friends, do you usually...

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2018/09/20

As an author, I talk about my books with friends.* But a little-known secret is that I haven’t finished the books yet and I’m doing research for the upcoming book by talking about it. Here I not-so-accidentally drag my entrepreneurial rockstar friend into letting me know how Jeff Bezos sees things. Don’t forget that “the vast majority of decisions are reversible.” I talk with an old pal of mine and it gets me content worth two chapters of my upcoming book. So I got that going

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00:05:24

re23: When you talk to your friends, do you usually...

Repossible ·

2018/09/20

As an author, I talk about my books with friends.* But a little-known secret is that I haven’t finished the books yet and I’m doing research for the upcoming book by talking about it. Here I not-so-accidentally drag my entrepreneurial rockstar friend into letting me know how Jeff Bezos sees things. Don’t forget that “the vast majority of decisions are reversible.” I talk with an old pal of mine and it gets me content worth two chapters of my upcoming book. So I got that going

en

00:04:16

re22: Give a Voice to Your Truth and Give Truth to...

Repossible ·

2018/09/13

I could be completely wrong about this, but I believe we all have an inner voice or we can call it our subconscious self or it’s actually fine to call it or relate to however you want. But I think something is there, something is in there and when we are connected with it, when we are aligned with it, following it, allowing ourselves to be pulled by it, then things are easier, more meaningful, and, dare I say, effortless. If you’d like the transcript from

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00:04:16

re22: Give a Voice to Your Truth and Give Truth to...

Repossible ·

2018/09/13

I could be completely wrong about this, but I believe we all have an inner voice or we can call it our subconscious self or it’s actually fine to call it or relate to however you want. But I think something is there, something is in there and when we are connected with it, when we are aligned with it, following it, allowing ourselves to be pulled by it, then things are easier, more meaningful, and, dare I say, effortless. If you’d like the transcript from this episode, it’s over

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