By Evan Johnson
In this episode of the Championship Leadership podcast, Daniel Blue shares his journey out of addiction and into living a purposeful life impacting others.
- For Daniel, when thinking of championship leadership he thinks of competing.
- That doesn’t necessarily mean competing with others, it mostly means competing with yourself.
- Too many get caught up in the space of comparison.
- This especially happens in social media.
- Seeing others achieve success might not even be the truth; many times people post things just to make themselves look good.
- Championship leaders are winners, but they don’t do what they do at the cost of their honor; they do it to make a difference.
- Don’t be afraid to go the direction that most are unwilling to go.
- There is nothing wrong with wanting to compete and win.
- Most often, by competing like that you will be able to positively impact those around you.
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Important Quotes:
“Life is about competing.”
“A lot of where we are today is a result of our childhood.”
“The bigger you get the more people you can impact.”
“Time is money.”
“I’m at peace.”
“The sky is the limit.”
“Control your own money.”
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More On Daniel Blue:
Originally from Oceanside California, Daniel Blue has called Las Vegas home for the past 10 years. Despite an addiction to pills, having a daughter at 19 years old and dropping out of college, Daniel was able to overcome those challenges to become a business owner of a seven figure company called Quest Education. He is married to his elementary school sweetheart and is a proud father of four: one daughter and three dogs. He currently sits on the board for two non-profit organizations, Vegas Wish and Family Promise.
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Resources:
Chat with Daniel at (702) 843-5430
Check out Daniel’s website at YourQuest.com
Connect with Daniel on Facebook
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This post was previously published on Natebailey.org.
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