The Dash: How To Make A Difference With Your Life with Joe Foley at Joe Polish’s Genius Network™

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Episode Summary

How would you like to change your life, experience more joy, and impact the lives of people around you? Here’s Genius Network Member Joe Foley with a few thoughts on the poem “The Dash.”

Here’s a glance at what you’ll learn from Joe Foley in this episode:

  • Joe reads a poem that will cause you to reflect on what matters most in your life…  
  • 18 strategies you can use every day to make a difference with your life  
  • Joe acknowledges four Genius Network Members that have greatly impacted him  
  • How to change your life, experience more joy and impact the lives of people around you

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Show Notes

  • Picture your tombstone, the dash between your birthday and the day you die is the life you have managed to live.
  • Starting today, starting now you have an opportunity to enjoy your dash and to make it one worth living.
  • Life is not a race to 10x your business, it’s an art project to 10x your life.
  • Enjoy your senses, tastes, and pleasures, but the most important point is to share your joy with others.
  • Never let a day go by where you are not grateful.
  • Don’t be a sourpuss entrepreneur, someone who can’t be alive or present for the benefit of everyone around you.
  • Do something for others with no expectation for something in return.
  • Don’t think your shit doesn’t stink.
  • Target a small time increase each day to be a slightly better person to the people you meet and encounter.
  • Have a daily impact on others.
  • “Starting today, starting now, I will focus on my dash daily.”

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