How to Use Successful People as a Guide

June 10, 2022

12:24

Growing is what life is all about and growth comes not just from your own experiences but they can come from other people’s experiences too, be open to learning as the world around you has many life lessons to teach.

It’s another week of Insight Out with Billy Samoa and Brenden Kumarasamy! In this episode, we outline what other people are doing, what mistakes and pain they’ve done leading up to where they are today, what is the DNA of their success, and we will go over how to learn from other people’s life experiences, how to learn from their characteristics, that we can use to guide ourselves and to recognize further the process behind success, to be the best version of yourself today that you can be.

There is only so much you can do and learn on your own. If you want to improve in any area, learn from other people’s life experiences, and focus on the mistakes not only on greatness, Tune in for more valuable insights and lessons!

In This Episode

Introduction (00:01)
How to guide yourself through other people. (01:49)
Why it’s so important to understand the pros and the cons of admiring someone. (04:19)
Understanding the process behind the success. (07:35)
How other people can help to guide the decisions we make ourselves. (09:05)
Closing (12:23)

Valuable Insights

When you compare different people and you get really granular, you’ll find commonalities that are essential across the board.(01:40)
The trend from all of the successful content creators is consistency (06:03)
When you analyze success, don’t. Just rely on one data point, rely on a multitude of data points (06:29)

Notable quotes

“We listen to the people that we admire, but we don’t implement what they’ve done” (03:14)
“Don’t say Wow. Always ask how” (06:50)
“Focus on the people you actually want to be” (10:46)
“Happy life leads to a happy life” (11:35)
“Quality of the questions leads to the quality of the insights” (11:39)
“Joy is the most important factor of your success” (11:47)

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