The Only True Key to Success (The Slight Edge)

This one is a little bit different for my channel, but it's important.
Life is a process of planting seeds, cultivating and harvesting... but we're always trying to skip the middle step.
Check out this recommended book and let me know if you want to see more content like this!

[thesalameandercreative]

These are the kinds of things of which anyone in any stage of life or success can find benefits from being reminded. So yes, keep em coming!

[shavnore]

I started doing this 5 years ago and it changed my life. Build a brand with over 200k followers and landed a 6 + figure job. Literally started by buying the best business books and reading them on my night shift at the hospital. You can be the best engineer in the world, but if your work life balance sucks, your time management sucks, your social skills suck, nobody will want to work with you. Wake up and do something everyday that puts you closer to your dream, even if it’s small, make sure you do something and keep moving forward.

[TheKevinCruz]

Thanks for the video Jordan! Please make more like these. I've figured out this mentality on my own pretty recently. I've noticed a positive change in my life ever since I've been doing more little things here and there instead of just putting off everything.

[settingfiretogiants]

I have 2 children under 4 and a full time job. through wise time management (1-2 hours before bed) I've gotten more done since they've been alive than before.
I think about mixing most of the day and when it's crunch time I try to make small improvements and implement what I've learned throughout the day. small successes over time definitely become huge

[davidlevene]

Thank you Jordan, that was precisely my own experience.

[AWdioWaveProductions]

Definitely do more, please! This is huge motivation. Thanks for the vid!

[Charlyfromthenuclearcity]

Nice video. Work is definitely the key, there's no way around it.
Thanks for keeping me motivated.

[stevennnn-ep]

Yes! I need more of this!! Thanks you!

[Bizsker]

Glad I saw this today. I'm becoming​ more and more passionate about recording/mixing and it's reassuring to know what you put in is what you get out. For my day job, that's not the case. Thanks for doing this encouraging video Jordan!

[TonyTruthRx]

You can definitely do more of these. I can vibe with what you're saying about the small things adding up to big moments. Those parts are pieces of the "whole". Not all of us will have the opportunities to quantum leap so I think you're speaking realistically and respect that. Thanks!

[hottbluz]

Thank you for sharing your perspective.

[AJIPOWE]

Great video Jordan! This was a helpful reminder to keep working steadily and improving incrementally. Would love to see more of this type of video. Thanks for the inspiration and all the other knowledge you've shared!

[jovandavidovic]

The book is amazing (one of the best I've ever read) and I love your review, also.

[geme]

Great Video - thanx a lot. Yeah - personally I would appreciate to see more videos like this.

[MatthewRichardsRock]

Really great advice man. Ironically enough it's exactly the advice I need at this point in my career.
Cheers my friend. 🙂

[irusu.]

Hermano, great video. This made my morning, little steps make big things! Thank you so much. I always loved the way how you do stuff, this video relates to you as a mixing engineer too

[maxkiel]

95% of who we are by age 35 is a collection of habitual behaviors and reactions. Being conscious of this and working with it is key.

[poorvashuklavideos]

it's so easy to do but is just as easy to not do 💚

[nonstopberge]

Gary Vee said it best in my opinion. Macro patience VS Micro speed. Get things done fast, but be patience for the results.

[Andrew_Renko]

Good material. I think you can try to create similar content. But not too often))