TEST: Have a Bad Day! – RockStar Entrepreneur

TEST: Have a Bad Day! – RockStar Entrepreneur

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In this video, Dr. Dan teaches you why you MUST have bad days. Spoiler: Without bad days, you can’t have successful days.

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Hey fellow RockStars, Dr. Dan here. And in this video, I wanted to go over real quick, feeling like you have to be motivated all the time. With coaching clients, this has come up quite often, with consulting, and even in my own life, I’ve had to deal with this as well.

What I want to talk about is feeling like you have to be motivated all the time in order to do stuff, and the reality is that some days you’re going to feel amazing, and you’re going to be like, just on a float, getting everything done. Like today. Woke up early, did yoga, actually before I did yoga I took a freezing cold shower, which I do every morning. Did yoga, then after yoga, ate some breakfast, then I did an awesome workout. Did some cardio, then I worked out, then I got on the phone, did a couple of things, went to the bank, and that’s why I’m in my car right now on my way back. Everything is just flowing and I feel amazing today but, you know what, the last couple of days, I didn’t feel amazing.

It’s going to happen where you have down days. Where some days, you feel like you’re just walking through mud. Where it feels like everything is pushing you backward and everything’s going against you. You just can’t get anything right. The thing is, is just to keep pushing forward, but also allow yourself to feel that. Allow yourself to just have, a, what some would call, “a bad day.” Allow yourself to have an off day. It doesn’t mean that you’re going to go lock yourself in the closet and not talk to anybody. No, that’s not what I’m saying. I’m not saying close shop for the day if you work for somebody else or if you have your own business and you have to keep it going every day, then just do some light stuff. Don’t push yourself too hard.

Obviously, deadlines and things like that’s a little bit different but, allow yourself to kind of just take it a little easier than normal, so that way you can replenish and push yourself further. The last thing you want to do, is take some kind of synthetic drug or over-caffeinate or something like that just to push though, because it’s just going to make it so much worse when you come crashing, and then you’re going to get sick, or you’re going to have to take a few more days, or you just get really depressed.

You don’t want to get it to that point. You want to be able to just kind of relax a little bit, not do as much. I know for myself, instead of me pushing, 100% or 110%, which it feels like I’m doing a lot, I’m able to just cut back and maybe do about 15, 20%, just to kind of allow yourself to get through the sludge, so you can replenish and push forward.

Think of it like, some of the top athletes in the world. Let’s talk about the Olympics. An example would be the Olympics. The people in the Olympics, they don’t train like they’re going to be in the Olympics next month the entire time. That would be impossible. They would kill themselves. They only push themselves, and I don’t know exactly, but they push themselves harder as they get closer to that time because they know they’re training for it. I don’t know, at one point, maybe it’s six months, maybe it’s a year before, and then they start increasing more and more and more as they get closer and closer.

Just like bodybuilding, something that I used to do in the past. A lot of my friends competed, and they didn’t look the same in the offseason. The call it the off season. When it came time to the contest, that’s when they got shredded. That’s when they started lowering their water intake and stuff like that, and dieting really extreme so they could look very vascular, and you could see the muscles and the veins and all that stuff. But, they couldn’t live like that 24/7, 365 out of the year. That would be impossible. It would not be good. They would die.

They only did that as it led up time to the contest that they were entering in. Then after the contest, the day after, they were really bloated because all of a sudden they took in all this water. A lot of them went and had like a whole big thing, like a gallon of ice cream, and just ate it up and stuff like that, so I’m not saying do that, but my point is, and hopefully you can get that, my point is, allow yourself to have off days, because then you’re not fighting those off days.

I’ve heard this example from one of my good friends, Guru Singh. He’s told me it’s kind of like a sailboat, and up until this last year I’d never been on a sailboat so, I didn’t know what I sailboat was really like. I understood what he was explaining but theoretically, it made sense to me but when I was on a sailboat, I’m like, “Oh, yeah, I’m kind of getting it.” When the wind is pushing against you, it’s going the wrong direction, because you need the wind to push you towards where you want to go. Your destination. You can’t go against the wind because then the sails will go the wrong direction. It will push you backward, which would not be good I’m assuming. I’ve never been in a sailboat going backward, so I don’t know, but if you’re going forward, you want to find that angle in that sail. You want to turn that sail until the wind is pushing it and you’re going that direction, and it might tip your entire sailboat a certain angle, but as long as you’re not flipping over or anything like that, you are good.

So, it’s about looking for those angles. When you feel the wind pushing against you, you need to find that angle, and that angle is, taking it a little easier, maybe relaxing a little bit, whatever it is for you. Maybe go out and get a massage, maybe go see a movie, maybe go walk along the beach, or a hike in the mountains, spend time with family, do all those together, do more of that so you can recharge, so you can come in even stronger when it’s time.

That’s what I’m suggesting to do. I’ve made it through, but you know what, one thing’s guaranteed, is it’s going to happen to me again. It might be tomorrow. It might be two or three days from now. Who knows? But when that happens, I’m going to adjust my sail and find those angles, and push right through it. So recharge, do all the stuff I just said, hopefully, that helped. Be a RockStar in your business and your life.

 

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Dr. Dan

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Dr. Dan Ardebili is the co-founder of The 2RockStars, He is also a Internationally Renowned Best Selling Author, Reality TV Producer, Relationship & Life-Style Expert and Coach (teaching the world to live life with style!), Radio Show Host, and much more.

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