PNTV: How Successful People Think by John C. Maxwell (#269)

Here are 5 of my favorite Big Ideas from "How Successful People Think" by John C. Maxwell. Hope you enjoy!

[jorgerosales]

Thank you for sharing! Man. John Maxwell one of my favorite leaders.

[mmotorheadzzz]

Every morning I wake up there's always something to look forward to on your channel. Thank you Brian. You're a machine... #hermitmode :) Thank you!

[gstans]

This really is helping me. I made 3 quick notes on what my success has looked like when "Im on"....back to my basics...thank you man!

[defectivesteady]

Just started watching your videos. I'm super impressed by how much valuable content you have! Thank you! Definitely subscribed!

[seablue]

I really enjoyed the telescope story and your Emerson quotes regarding the 'heroism' of resisting the conforming behaviour of the herd. It helps me to stay strong when I know I'm right.

[supersid]

This is one of your best ones yet. Makes me realize I need to get back to listening to your videos

[alonyoaz]

Hey Brian! Regarding conformity, it was Solomon Asch who studied this isseue extensively, and nowadays you can see how a group of people can influence one person in an elevator to face the direction they're facing. Amazing.

[mopezmusic]

The telescope story really hit home for me. Thanks, Brian.

[Johnny_Vox]

Brian, great breakdown and truly motivational! I'm a follower now...

[andrewmead]

Really Really love this. super helpful to me where I'm at. Appreciate you brother.
And, yes, we use that SI app for our boys baseball teams. Couldn't manage without it. Thank you!

[MsFitVegan]

Thank you so much!!! Such a good video 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[gstans]

We humans have an urge to conform. It takes heroism to stand out on your own! Dude, this is awesome!

[drpaulchan]

this simple seems simple, but is really potent and important. thanks.

[rubatsch]

Another great video. Thanks, Brian! I loved the part about focus and the golf analogy. As far as conformity is concerned I find "How I found freedom in an unfree world" by Harry Browne really insightful, though some of it has to be taken with a grain of salt.

[mindsettomanifestation]

“Society will whip you with its displeasure of nonconformity.” Damn. So true and so many are fearful of this whipping. These moments make me grateful for being the so-called black sheep of the family. I grew up unwilling to conform to things that didn’t make sense to me—which was a lot!! It wasn’t easy going against the grain (many tears, feeling out of place, & excluded) but at least I built that muscle early in life and it’s helped me tremendously. Appreciate the summary. I like to know what I’m getting into before I invest my time in another book. So much repetition on the same ideas but I think I’ll enjoy this fresh perspective. About to dive into the book now ✨

[Matt.Collins]

Hey Brian-love the content. I love the app too would love to build an app like that i wonder if you can share how to build that out so clean! I bet it cost a decent buck too it’s so nice 👍 love it!

[Autodisciple]

Hey Brian ! What is that book where you talk about the psychological resiliency of people of england when they were bombed by the nazi and how they unexpectedly became more fearless about it with time.

I am in Paris now and wanted to look deeper into this book but couldn't google it.

Thanks for everything !

[fabia.]

Hey Brian is there any chance for book top ten list? or even an top 20 book list? ....
Would love to see theat, maybe just as a blog aticle.
Great video btw

[DaveLotito]

Gained a subscriber, awesome video man looking forward to more!

[jayman]

At the beginning of your talk you described Maxwell a top "authority" in leadership. What do you mean by him being an authority??