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Andy Fuehl

School for Startups Radio

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Neil Patel

Gene Guarino

Jordan Goodman

Dorie Clark

David Allen

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Mike Lewis

Christy Whitman

Alena Chapman

Scott Oots

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James Sudakow

Michael Young

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6: Wealth Without a Job, Living with Purpose and Passion. Interview with Dr. Andy Fuehl.Jim Holzknecht: This is Play By Play on Life, Session Number 6.The rules of the game were these – for every podcast I'm going to pose a question, and then I’m going to answer it at the end. Sorry, got to keep playing. Go listen to the whole thing, if you want the answer.Approximately, what percentages of time do squirrels forget where they hide their nuts? You have to wait till the end for the answer. Here’s the podcast.Start your engines. Get them revving. Are you ready to play full out? Shift it to a new gear, accelerate? Great! Then buckle up. It's going to be a wild ride. Don't say I didn't warn you.Welcome to the transformational series, Play By Play on Life. This podcast series provides tips, tools, techniques and insights on how to reduce stress and increase joy, fun, creativity, inspiration and passion. I'm your host, Jim Holzknecht.Today with us is Dr. Andy Fuehl, Master of Money and Business Psychology. Dr. Andy Fuehl is a leading expert in teaching people how to achieve success and become millionaires doing what they love.Dr. Andy Fuehl, welcome to the program.Dr. Andy Fuehl: Thank you for having me on your program.Jim Holzknecht: Well, first of all, if you could describe for our listeners how you went from being unemployed to a millionaire in under three years. That’s amazing.Dr. Andy Fuehl: Well, actually, it was a three-step process. But let me take a step back, so you better understand where I actually came from.I was in corporate America for over 15 years. And as I was in corporate America, I always thought that, well, there had to be more. And the more I thought that it had to be was always getting a promotion, and I literally get promoted almost every single year in corporate America, which is almost unheard of.But every time I got promoted and took on bigger and bigger projects which I thought would give me happiness, it didn’t. It only made things worse.Well, one day, I was at a point where I was managing literally a $4-billion program. I mean, it doesn’t get much bigger than that. And I was managing this program, and I was just absolutely miserable, couldn’t figure out what was going on.Then, all of a sudden I got lucky. One day, it was back in 2001 and my manager called me into his office and said, “Andy, I’m sorry, but we no longer are going to require your services due to economic circumstances.” And I was just so relieved at that point. But I literally went from six figures to zero overnight. Not a plum position to be in.Well, from that point on, I really didn’t understand what I was going to do when I grow up. So I had to figure it out. I went through multiple different businesses at that point, and I went six figures upside down attempting to figure this out.That’s not a really good fun position, either. You think so?Jim Holzknecht: No, not at all.Dr. Andy Fuehl: No. So, what I thought of, I thought, “Okay, I’m going to use my talents. I’m going to use what I had learned in corporate America.” The problem was is I couldn’t save my soul if I wanted to, by doing that.Then, all of a sudden, I figured out what the problem was. I wasn’t living my life on purpose. Now, we have been given a God-given purpose and each one of us has a unique purpose in life. But the challenge is if you’re not expressing your purpose in life, guess what happens. You fail. That’s exactly what happened to me. Can you see that?Jim Holzknecht: /Yeah, so often, I think in our lives, we just feel like we pursue a path by default instead of by design, to actually find something that actually fills us up and it’s our passion. Tapping into that is really powerful once we start doing that and things are happening. So I really can see where that was opening up for you as well. Dr. Andy Fuehl: Good, because that brings me to a point,

6: Wealth Without a Job, Living with Purpose and Passion. Interview with Dr. Andy Fuehl. Jim Holzknecht: This is Play By Play on Life, Session Number 6. The rules of the game were these – for every podcast I'm going to pose a question, and then I’m going to answer it at the end. Sorry, got to keep playing. Go listen to the whole thing, if you want the answer. Approximately, what percentages of time do squirrels forget where they hide their nuts? You have to wait till the end for the answer. Here’s the podcast. Start your engines. Get them revving. Are you ready to play full out? Shift it to a new gear, accelerate? Great! Then buckle up. It's going to be a wild ride. Don't say I didn't warn you. Welcome to the transformational series, Play By Play on Life. This podcast series provides tips, tools, techniques and insights on how to reduce stress and increase joy, fun, creativity, inspiration and passion. I'm your host, Jim Holzknecht. Today with us is Dr. Andy Fuehl, Master of Money and Business Psychology. Dr. Andy Fuehl is a leading expert in teaching people how to achieve success and become millionaires doing what they love. Dr. Andy Fuehl, welcome to the program. Dr. Andy Fuehl: Thank you for having me on your program. Jim Holzknecht: Well, first of all, if you could describe for our listeners how you went from being unemployed to a millionaire in under three years. That’s amazing. Dr. Andy Fuehl: Well, actually, it was a three-step process. But let me take a step back, so you better understand where I actually came from. I was in corporate America for over 15 years. And as I was in corporate America, I always thought that, well, there had to be more. And the more I thought that it had to be was always getting a promotion, and I literally get promoted almost every single year in corporate America, which is almost unheard of. But every time I got promoted and took on bigger and bigger projects which I thought would give me happiness, it didn’t. It only made things worse. Well, one day, I was at a point where I was managing literally a $4-billion program. I mean, it doesn’t get much bigger than that. And I was managing this program, and I was just absolutely miserable, couldn’t figure out what was going on. Then, all of a sudden I got lucky. One day, it was back in 2001 and my manager called me into his office and said, “Andy, I’m sorry, but we no longer are going to require your services due to economic circumstances.” And I was just so relieved at that point. But I literally went from six figures to zero overnight. Not a plum position to be in. Well, from that point on, I really didn’t understand what I was going to do when I grow up. So I had to figure it out. I went through multiple different businesses at that point, and I went six figures upside down attempting to figure this out. That’s not a really good fun position, either. You think so? Jim Holzknecht: No, not at all. Dr. Andy Fuehl: No. So, what I thought of, I thought, “Okay, I’m going to use my talents. I’m going to use what I had learned in corporate America.” The problem was is I couldn’t save my soul if I wanted to, by doing that. Then, all of a sudden, I figured out what the problem was. I wasn’t living my life on purpose. Now, we have been given a God-given purpose and each one of us has a unique purpose in life. But the challenge is if you’re not expressing your purpose in life, guess what happens. You fail. That’s exactly what happened to me. Can you see that? Jim Holzknecht: /Yeah, so often, I think in our lives, we just feel like we pursue a path by default instead of by design, to actually find something that actually fills us up and it’s our passion. Tapping into that is really powerful once we start doing that and things are happening. So I really can see where that was opening up for you as well. Dr. Andy Fuehl: Good, because that brings me to a point,

006: Wealth Without a Job, Living with Purpose and Passion. Interview with Dr. Andy Fuehl

Bryant McGill

March 17, 2015  Wealth w/o Job Dr. Andy Fuehl &amp; Simple Reminders Bryant McGill

03.17 Wealth w/o Job Dr. Andy Fuehl & Simple Reminders Bryant McGill