Friday Feelings

What Does It Really Mean to Live an Extraordinary Life?

Jenelle Friday Season 1 Episode 17

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In this episode of Friday Feelings, we’re digging deep into what it means to live an extraordinary life.  It's not by chasing perfection or external validation, but by making intentional, emotionally intelligent choices every single day.

Jenelle sits down with leadership coach and business strategist David Bush for a powerful, honest conversation about the mindset shift from “good enough” to above and beyond. David shares his journey from aspiring pro athlete to transformational coach, and the principles he now teaches to help others unlock significance, not just success.

Together, they explore the difference between implanted, imprinted, and inspired beliefs, and how breaking free from old stories is the key to creating new truth trenches. You’ll learn how the words you speak reshape your brain, how failure is a necessary bridge to growth, and why small consistent actions, like drinking water in the morning, can change everything.

Whether you feel stuck in average or are climbing toward something more, this episode will inspire you to “drop the shovel,” challenge your limiting beliefs, and begin building a life that’s anything but ordinary.

🛠️ Key takeaways:

  • How to identify when you’re living in “average mode”
  • Why belief systems shape your ceiling and how to rewrite them
  • The 5 actions that influence transformation (watching, reading, listening, writing, and talking)
  • How to build your mindset and daily habits around the extraordinary

🎧 Listen now and take the first step toward the life you choose to live.

Resources:

  • Connect with David! https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-bush-4875248/
  • https://www.bdr.ai/
  • The Extraordinary Life Planner:

Referenced Materials:

  • Mindset: The New Psychology of Success (https://amzn.to/4jORtfG)
  • Atomic Habits (https://amzn.to/42uGN00)

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