What Drives You with Kevin Miller

From host Kevin Miller: When I was 7 years old and got out of line, my parents would give me an “attitude adjustment” and make me listen to motivational speakers like Zig Ziglar. I didn’t appreciate it at the time but the experience gave me awareness of how powerful our minds and outlook on life are. I went on to become a pro athlete, have 9 kids, start 17 businesses and become addicted to performance and production. Till I burnt out. Multiple times.

That started a quest to not just pursue performance, but to uncover my true potential which was far more than just what I did. It became about who I was and could be. I started podcasting as host of The Ziglar Show, in a stroke of irony. After countless conversations with the most influential thought leaders on the planet, I wrote a book called What Drives You to look at what we really want and understanding why we want it. I now host a podcast of the same name, What Drives You. I’ve had deep talks with over 270 experts in the Human Potential Movement and my shows have had over 70 million downloads. I’ve walked with well over 1,000 people as they pursue their own personal evolution.

Today I don’t seek out the most popular leaders, but the most knowledgeable. I find the professors teaching classes, the therapists counseling with patients and the researchers in labs who understand what causes us to transform in today’s world. And what keeps us stuck. We don’t need more ideas. We need better understanding. I’m pursuing my own personal growth and evolution and invite you to learn and grow with me. Join me on the What Drives You podcast.

Education
Self-Improvement
How To
901
666: Fighting the enemy - Q&A
“The number of the beast!”
58 min
902
665: Richie Norton’s financial advice: learn ho...
What are the habits of a guy whose fame comes from doing stupid things?
25 min
903
664: How are you coping with emotional strife? ...
You are not emotionally perfect. Neither am I. You have had some level of emotional strife in your life.
44 min
904
663: Richie Norton | Your stupid idea is way smart
In this show we are going to equip you to do something stupid, maybe something you’ve had in mind for a while.
58 min
905
662: Is admitting really the first step? - Q&A
What is a negative truth about yourself you would like to change?
46 min
906
661: Repairing relationships - Habits with Mile...
What are the healthy habits of an emotional fitness sensei?
20 min
907
660: How self-aware are you? - Q&A with Alan Stein
We are holding up self-awareness as a holy grail of success.
44 min
908
Special: Choose To Win Release - Transform Your...
Tom Ziglar brings you a special episode with the first chapter of his new book, Choose to Win.
37 min
909
659: Miles Adcox, how to be emotionally fit
Are you emotionally fit? We dig into this, a topic directly related to how everyone perceives you, especially those closest to you.
54 min
910
658: Tracking your daily activities will increa...
How does simply tracking your daily activities affect your overall success?
40 min
911
657: Being mentally tough - Habits with Alan Stein
Is being mentally tough a healthy habit for success?
24 min
912
656: Do you really know how to listen? - Q&A wi...
Do you think you are a good listener?
51 min
913
655: Alan Stein, high performance secrets from ...
What is your key to success?
62 min
914
654: Choose your own label
Got labels?
43 min
915
653: First listen to yourself - Habits with Osc...
What are the healthy habits of a professional listener? Though Oscar Trimboli actually says he’s not, he’s striving like we all are. But he’s a professional listening teacher at the least! This is our Habits show where we walk through the 7 spokes on the Ziglar Wheel of Life, this time with...Oscar Trimboli, our guest in show 651 where are topic was Deep Listening. I just received a requested case of his little book, Deep Listening, to give to those closest to me. I’d really, really encourage you to get yours, go to oscartrimboli.com. Of interest to me, in discussing Oscar’s personal habits, as you heard in the intro clip, he realizes that a person he often needs to listen to, is...himself. He also talks about his interest in photography, which he perceives as another form of...listening. You’ll be intrigued to hear all the habits of this deep thinker. 
26 min
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652: Revealing the enemy of your peace
What is the primary enemy of your ongoing peace?
44 min
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651: Oscar Trimboli, how to succeed by listenin...
Do you hear me? Do you hear anyone?
52 min
918
650: Do you look forward to retiring, or not?
The answer is more important than you’d think. I’m bringing you a two minute clip from Zig Ziglar today on, retirement. I’ll preface by admitting what he says is somewhat controversial. But the point massively valid regarding retirement, if that is your goal and expectation. So I simply asked this question on my personal Facebook page, “Do you look forward to retiring? Why or why not?” Quickly there were over 60 comments, and two distinct sides. The comments were all valuable enough that I changed my format and instead of having one of my regular co-hosts with me, I’m going to read through a majority of the comments, then simply pose some questions to you...and leave you to ponder your own perspective and desire. This will be an interesting show. And as it’s relevant to so many, I’d ask you to share it with others who you feel it would be of value to.
31 min
919
649: Being enough - Habits with Rick Hanson
Do you feel you are enough?
30 min
920
648: Remove your blinders to the main 7 challen...
Do you see it coming?! In this show I harken back to show 643 with Carey Nieuwhof where we discussed his message, “Didn’t See It Coming”, Overcoming the 7 Greatest Challenges That No One Expects and Everyone Experiences. We got a lot of great feedback on that show, and realized that half the battle, or more, is simply becoming aware! Thus the title of his message, “Didn’t see it coming.” So I wanted to hear from you, your real life stories. So I asked this question on Facebook:From the list below, which area, that everyone experiences to a degree, do you feel is most challenging for you, and why?And this is the list of the 7 greatest challenges from Carey’s book:CynicismCompromiseDisconnectionIrrelevancePride and NarcissismEmptinessBurnoutThe responses were incredibly candid, and while diverse...overlapping. Michelle Prince joined me to talk through as many of the comments as we could. We were touched and inspired. Abby Connect provides you with a team of U.S. based, professional, courteous receptionists that give your clients the best experience each and every time they call your business. 8-3-3-ABBY-WOW and mention our podcast OR go to abbyconnect.com/ziglar
43 min
921
647: Rick Hanson -- How To Hardwire Your Brain ...
Do you want to be happy, joyful, at peace?
70 min
922
646: Finally take action on all you know
We all have lots and lots of knowledge.
40 min
923
645: How hobbies and friends can help you avoid...
Did you know NOT having hobbies or friendships is often a sign of burnout, or that you are heading that way?
21 min
924
644: How to redeem your pain, abuse and hardships
Got pain? Had abuse? Endured some hardships?
32 min
925
643: Carey Nieuwhof - How to avoid the 7 key ch...
Don’t get caught by surprise!
51 min