Are you willing to play the Yes game?
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Episode Summary
In this episode of The Launch Button Podcast, the focus is on reframing productivity by challenging the idea that more time is the solution. Instead, the host encourages listeners to obligate themselves more and start saying yes—to help, to accountability, and to new opportunities. The "Yes Game" is introduced as a weekly challenge to accept help whenever it’s offered. Personal stories, team experiences, and real-life examples demonstrate how obligation drives action, productivity, and growth.
Key Highlights
- The Myth of Needing More Time: The real issue isn't a lack of time—it's ineffective use of it.
- The "Yes Game" Challenge: For one week, say yes to any offer of help to build the habit of receiving support.
- Obligation Beats Procrastination: Commitments and accountability to others force action and reduce delay.
- The 78% Rule: If something meets at least 78% of what you want, say yes and move forward.
- Personal Story on Ego and Receiving Help: A moment with the host’s father illustrates how pride can block efficiency.
- Fun and Productivity Coexist: Behind-the-scenes photos and events show that work and play fuel each other.
- Tools for Accountability: Use apps, AI (ChatGPT, Gemini), or even scheduled events to stay on track.
- Say Yes, Even at Home: An example where a mom saying yes led to recharging through a 6K run.
- Upcoming Events: Join the team in Seattle, Miami, and New Jersey—being part of a community builds momentum.
- Final Message: You don’t have a procrastination problem—you have an obligation problem. Say yes, show up, and let the snowball of action begin.
About the Host:
Hugh excels at helping entrepreneurs and executives who are on the path to manifesting their dreams - whether they are on the first steps of a launch or a giant leap forward as they level up their business. His podcast is dedicated to helping trustworthy, integral, and heart-centered entrepreneurs connect to the people who need them most.
Hugh Zaretsky, was an IT executive until his wake-up call came on 9/11. Realizing how short life can be, Hugh transitioned his career to become a real estate investor, international speaker, best-selling author, philanthropist, and advocate for empowering individuals. Hugh started investing in the precursor to Short-Term Rentals back in 2005. His expertise in cash-flowing properties (STR, SFH, and multi-family) has allowed him to successfully train over 12,500 real estate investors and entrepreneurs to complete profitable real estate transactions, launch businesses, or take them to the next level.
Hugh has been a certified real estate continuing education instructor in 4 different states. His latest book "The Launch Button" was an Amazon best seller in 4 categories including all of real estate. He recently spoke at the Humanity Summit in Portugal on the global issue of "Sustainable tourism (including STRs) and how to work with local communities". His dedication to mentoring and coaching aspiring entrepreneurs makes Hugh a highly sought-after speaker. Get ready to be inspired and gain invaluable insights from Hugh's wealth of experience.
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