158: How to Get from “Here to There” and How to Create Focus for Your Life Purpose (feat. Thane Marcus Ringler)

If you’re like me, you have passions and desires to make an impact with your life. The scale at which you make your impact will be different from others, but it doesn’t take away from the fact that you just want this life to count. But, after surveying friends, a few things tend to get in the way of this pursuit: lack of clarity on our ‘why,’ the inability to navigate failure and even fear of failure, and then the lack of know-how regarding inevitable transitions in life. Well today, we’re sitting down with a new friend of mine, Thane Ringler, who’s passion and purpose in life is to help people just like you get from here…to there.

Thane Marcus Ringler is described as ultra-competitive, fiercely determined, a loyal friend, relationally driven, internally motivated, always an athlete, adrenaline junkie, lover of learning, disciplined by necessity, extroverted and introverted, and a passionate and inspired Up & Comer. Early-on, his sights were set on a long-term professional golf career, until an injury sidelined that dream, and in turn, created an opportunity for him to reassess his own passions and purpose. In today’s conversation, Thane is going to share how to become committed to long-term goals, live others-focused, and develop the discipline required to sacrifice the pleasure of today for the reward of the tomorrow, over and over again. And the goal? To help you get from here…to there.

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