Episode 253 Relentless Success with Todd Stottlemyre (Part 2)

Author: John Hulen
Published: Fri 28 Feb 2025
Episode Link: https://relationshipsandrevenue.libsyn.com/episode-253-relentless-success-with-todd-stottlemyre-part-2

John continues his conversation with Todd Stottlemyre. They discuss the importance of focusing on the process (not just immediate success), and why instant success doesn’t last. Todd also shares the story behind writing his books Relentless Success and The Observer.

In Part 1, Todd shared his journey from growing up in a baseball family to playing in MLB and later becoming a successful entrepreneur.

Listen to this episode to learn more:

[00:00] - Intro

[01:34] - Importance of loving the process to achieve greatness

[03:32] - How pain leads to purpose

[05:00] - Story behind writing his books

[11:33] - Todd’s new book project

[13:23] - How to get Todd’s book The Observer for FREE

[14:45] - Impact of Todd’s family on his business and vice versa

[18:26] - Role of faith in Todd’s businesses and life

[21:28] - Todd’s legacy

[23:49] - How Todd invests in his personal growth

[29:15] - Best way to connect with Todd

[31:31] - Fun activities Todd does with his family

[33:00] - Podcast recommendations

[34:42] - Closing remarks

NOTABLE QUOTES:

“Anything that you can have fast won’t last.”

“Anything immediate — it comes and it goes very fast. You gotta fall in love with the process, and that process is exciting.”

“Let the emotional thing that’s tied to the failure—let it go. But steal the lesson from that moment to become more. That’s the process, and that’s a beautiful thing. That’s the reward. The reward is, ‘Yeah, I fell down today, but when I got back up, I learned how not to fall that way again.’”

“If I don’t have my health, I don’t have anything else.”

“The gateway to success is an inside-out game. It has to start inside you.”

“I can’t worry about my neighbor right now when I’m trying to fix my home. So let me put my home in the right place, and then maybe, by example, I can be a great example to my neighbor.”

“I know that I have the power to change myself. I may not have the power to change others because they have to decide they want to change.”

“We all have a seed of greatness. We’re here to serve. We’re here for a purpose. We’re here for a reason. We’re here for a why, and it’s not for us—it’s for someone else.”

“When we work on us, then we can work on being better for those around us.”

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