EPISODE · May 8, 2025 · 33 MIN
Weekly Ramble: Practicing Gratitude in Life & Business
from Burning The Ships
In this Weekly Ramble, we’re going deep into a topic that everyone needs more of: gratitude. Not the kind you post about on Thanksgiving, but the kind that grounds you in chaos, sharpens your leadership, and brings more meaning to your life and relationships.I share personal stories, including a powerful leadership lesson I picked up from PGA pro Jordan Spieth, and how practicing gratitude through adversity has helped me grow as a father, business owner, and human. Whether you’re navigating a hard season or just need a mindset reset, this one will challenge and inspire you to look at life differently.Key Talking Points of the Episode00:00 Introduction01:48 JJ’s Joke of the Week03:44 Why gratitude is a universal skill, not a personality trait 05:33 The Jordan Spieth interview that changed how I lead09:36 Leadership = “We win, I lose” mindset 11:26 What gratitude is really about13:25 Train your mind to see the positive in every situation 15:43 Reflections on resilience16:41 “Ready, Fire, Aim”: how I operate in life and business 18:08 The difference between casual thanks and meaningful gratitude19:17 Why handwritten letters matter more than watches 22:41 Easy gratitude practice: 5 texts to 5 people each week 25:24 You can’t send gratitude without feeling it yourself 26:40 Teaching kids to be grateful through habits and modeling 30:21 If you’re breathing, you’re winning at life31:35 Be here. Be thankful. Keep burning the ships. Quotables“Gratitude isn’t just for when things are going right. It’s for when everything’s going wrong and you choose to be thankful anyway.”“We win together. I lose alone. That’s leadership. That’s gratitude.”“Every breath you take is a reminder - you’re still here, still kicking, still in the fight.”Links608B Capitalhttps://608bcapital.com
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