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Joseph Abell On Building Will Power & Confidence
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Will power is the ability to constantly change your default behavior and confidence is memory of past success
Team, one of the perks of having this podcast is the ability to talk with truly extraordinary and unique individuals. Today’s guest Joseph Abell is one of those people and has such an amazing story. He lost his dad at a young age and afterwards, his family became ultra-religious. Joseph made it a practice to analyze and examine the validity of the information he was being given in church and ended up debating the church’s teachings. This ultimately led to him getting kicked out and becoming homeless as he couldn’t stay with his family. After being home-schooled his entire life, Joseph ended up going to high school and won first place at nationals for speech and debate. This garnered national attention and in college he started teaching speech and debate. He built a company to teach people how to succeed at speech and debate and the company grew to the top of the industry and became the best in speech and debate coaching in the country, coaching multiple national champions. Joseph proceeded to receive the largest scholarship USC offers for Law School and is currently practicing law. While this story is already incredible, going from homeless to receiving the largest scholarship USC offers to practice law, he also is building his personal brand. Joseph wrote a book called “Unlimited Willpower” and has built his online following to over 700k people across his channels. In today’s episode we specifically discuss:
How to get into law school
- How to get an internship
- How to pass the bar
- How to choose your firm
How to build confidence
- What is confidence?
- Start by accomplishing micro goals
- Celebrate your small wins
You can find Joseph at the following links:
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Manage episode 322410681 series 2681950
Will power is the ability to constantly change your default behavior and confidence is memory of past success
Team, one of the perks of having this podcast is the ability to talk with truly extraordinary and unique individuals. Today’s guest Joseph Abell is one of those people and has such an amazing story. He lost his dad at a young age and afterwards, his family became ultra-religious. Joseph made it a practice to analyze and examine the validity of the information he was being given in church and ended up debating the church’s teachings. This ultimately led to him getting kicked out and becoming homeless as he couldn’t stay with his family. After being home-schooled his entire life, Joseph ended up going to high school and won first place at nationals for speech and debate. This garnered national attention and in college he started teaching speech and debate. He built a company to teach people how to succeed at speech and debate and the company grew to the top of the industry and became the best in speech and debate coaching in the country, coaching multiple national champions. Joseph proceeded to receive the largest scholarship USC offers for Law School and is currently practicing law. While this story is already incredible, going from homeless to receiving the largest scholarship USC offers to practice law, he also is building his personal brand. Joseph wrote a book called “Unlimited Willpower” and has built his online following to over 700k people across his channels. In today’s episode we specifically discuss:
How to get into law school
- How to get an internship
- How to pass the bar
- How to choose your firm
How to build confidence
- What is confidence?
- Start by accomplishing micro goals
- Celebrate your small wins
You can find Joseph at the following links:
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