#tyhodges

[poeticblkgiirl]

Ty Hodges as Larry Houdini, Don’t Look Under the Bed, 1999

Changed lives.

[valeriedenisejones]

Larry Sanders sits down with Ty Hodges to discuss success, upbringing, and his mentality.

Dr. Larry Sanders sits down with talented Ty Hodges to discuss success, upbringing, and his mental. Join us as we sit down with the talented and successful Ty Hodges to tell his story. -- -- -- LARRY SANDERS NBA / YOUTUBE / https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QK8QCMd-jco - --- This episode is powered by ZAR WELLNESS and NCR (National Credit Resources) / visit SSXPDC.COM for more details.

[break-the-stereotype]

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[hackinglife-posts-blog]

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1JBQMXbN2k)

remember you can do anything just be willing to fail and don’t give up

[hackinglife-posts-blog]

10 life hacks from a millennial

You are young, ambitious, confident and you want to be a millionaire? Great! Or maybe you’re ready to take things up a notch and finally start that business you have been dreaming of, but are afraid of the financial risks and not sure you want to give up the perks of a salary and benefits. 1. Keep it simple. In the beginning, learn as much as you can from free resources on the Internet. 2. Be frugal. If you have a mission or vision for your business, keep your overhead as low as possible. For example, you no longer need to have a downtown office to verify your legitimacy.Thousands of entrepreneurs work from home, the library, the coffee shop. You don’t need a brick and mortar location, especially if you aren’t selling a physical product. 3. Invest in yourself. If you are going to invest in anything at the beginning stages of your business, be sure you are investing in yourself. 4. Meditate. If you haven’t heard already, meditation is a powerful life hack. It can improve the clarity and function of the brain, lower your blood pressure, and so much more. As the stakes rise in your life and business, you will benefit from meditation because it will help you to handle stress better and manage your time and focus. 5. Stay healthy. Most entrepreneurs -- even myself -- have fallen into the trap of focusing solely on their business and neglecting their physical health. While hustling to get ahead and make a successful living on your own wind power, you may lose track of how many months have gone by since you moved your body from the desk chair. Richard Branson attributes his energy and stamina to daily workouts and considers exercise to be his secret weapon. 6. Network. Make yourself invaluable to your networks. Be a connector, set yourself apart by sharing resources with others at events and creating valuable connections for others. Can’t find a networking group that feels like a good fit? Start your own. 7. Give, give, give. Living is giving. Especially while you are starting out, be sure to give above and beyond expectation. 8. Think outside the box. This entire generation is outside the box when it comes to innovative business and money-making platforms. From Tim Ferriss’ The Four-Hour Work Week to virtual assistants, crowdsourcing platforms, information products online and so much more, we are still just scratching the surface of what is possible. 9. Be yourself. Be yourself because everyone else is taken. No one is you-er than you. The more different you are, the better. 10. Don’t Give Up. Never ever give up. Starting a business and going out on your own requires all of you. Each failure should be seen as a learning process and when you welcome failure you will see that it goes easier for you. We all fail. Majorly. Over and over. And we get back up and keep going for our dreams for as long as it takes.