The Art of Fulfillment Joe Corcione

We all know the positive side of ambition; where you feel unstoppable and excited about the future. But on the flip side, ambition can be incredibly overwhelming. If you are ambitious, you probably have not one big goal, not two big goals, but probably five or six ginormous goals. Sometimes all of those different tasks and action items can collide, which they very often do, creating internal and external chaos in our lives.

Joe and Zac break down a framework that you can apply with your own goals as you strive toward fulfillment.

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As much as we all love Star Wars, there's one part of it that Zac and Joe think is total B.S.

And that B.S. idea is that the Dark Side is something that should be avoided at all costs.
In fact, the Dark Side should be embraced.
Because when you do, you'll find that you'll be able to reach a level of fulfillment that you didn't think was possible.
But, there's a catch: you can't let the Dark Side consume you. In fact, you have to learn how to control it.
And that is exactly what Joe and Zac cover in this episode. They break down how you can control the Dark Side, use it to your advantage, and not let it consume you in a way that totally destroys your life (because it totally can).
All in all, they prove that Yoda was in fact, wrong.
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If you're looking for a no-B.S. and actionable guide to actually complete any goal you're shooting for, this is the episode for you.
In this episode, Joe and Zac break down exactly how to approach setting goals, how to push through when it gets tough, and what you must do in order to see them through to the finish line.
Sharing from their own personal experiences with achieving their own big goals, Joe and Zac share how they were able to pull off massive wins for themselves - so you can, too.
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Designer, software developer, fine artist, and psychology expert; Zac is a modern-day renaissance man on a mission to redefine what It means to be an artist. He doesn’t believe in limits or labels, accomplishing a virtuoso level of skill in UX/UI design, Interior design, front-end development, & fine art to name a few.
 
Professionally, he’s worked for several of the top startups in the Phoenix area as a UX/UI designer creating SaaS software for the SmB market. As an artist, he has been published in magazines like Southwest Art and has artwork in galleries across the country.
 
In this episode, Zac and I unpack his decade of struggle through poverty, relationship trauma, and near-death experiences and how he used those to rebuild his body & mind to become unstoppable.
 
Plus, stay tuned to the end of the episode to hear about MASSIVE changes coming to The Art of Fulfillment going forward.
 
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Hector Rodriguez is an Ultra-Endurance Athlete who recently completed the Triple Crown of 200’s, which is three of the world’s toughest 200-mile footraces within a 3-month span. On top of this amazing feat, he’s completed multiple ultra-endurance events, and has inspired thousands of people to take action to better themselves.
In this episode, Hector and I discuss the one thing you need to do to build confidence in your life, how to best solve problems when things don’t go your way, and why “chopping wood” should be one of the goals you set every day.
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Justin True is an Ultra and Extreme event athlete, world traveler, and 3x world record holder. And through all of these titles and the activities that come with them, his mission is to motivate and inspire others to be the best that they can be. Some of his accomplishments include pulling a 3,000 pound car with his body for 26.2 miles and walking coast-to-cost on Madagascar; and he’s gearing up for one of his biggest challenges yet: a triathlon consisting of a 50 mile swim across the Bermuda Triangle, 3000 mile bike ride across the US, and a 600 mile run across the coast of California. Absolutely insane. But that isn’t the toughest thing he’s been through: he’s dealt with homelessness, physical and mental abuse growing up, and even getting kidnapped in Egypt. But he doesn’t victimize these things. Instead, he sees them as gifts and it inspires him to help others who are going through a dark time, as he’s become a huge advocate for mental health. 

In this episode, Justin and I discuss how to turn your greatest struggles into your biggest strengths, how to take the steps to fully love yourself and your life, and why you should allow yourself to be vulnerable if you’re emotionally struggling.

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