Yep, that's right.

Today is a special episode where I’m joined by my good friend Nils to talk about the differences and similarities between the routes we have been down. Nils went to uni, got a degree and then a job whereas I dropped out to start my own business.

So 2 very different paths yet I’d say we’re quite similar in terms of our work ethic, our philosophies and our general personalities. 

On today's episode, Bill Clarke and Nils will chat about the difficulties when it comes to deciding what you want to do, how university can mould us as people, as well as some of our tips for navigating your next steps in life.

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It might seem easy to forget to be grateful in our fast-paced lives. 

Easy to forget the wonders of the world, the lives we live and the potential we have as a race. So how do we go back to this foundational practice of gratitude? 

How can we slow down and appreciate everything we have. 

I’ll show you exactly how in today's podcast.

Key points = 

• Why this is becoming a forgotten practice
• What gratitude can bring into your life and the lives of others
• What you can start doing today to regain this gratitude in your daily routine.

Self-improvement, personal development, personal growth, whatever you want to call it - I love it.

Yet I know that a lot of people have misconceptions about not only what this means, but also the reasons behind it.

Today's episode is about sharing with you my thoughts on personal development, how to make sure you stay consistent with it, as well as 3 steps you can take when starting your own unique personal development journey.

Key points = 

• Why I focus my time and energy on personal development
• How to make it sustainable and fit around your current lifestyle
• 3 steps to take when starting or thinking about starting your personal development journey

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So let’s start with something that cost me £20,000.


No, it wasn’t a car or a deposit on a house.


It was a choice.


A choice to do what everyone else was doing.


Imagine that, making a decision that you think is right but then slowly understanding you were just going along with the norm.


Hey, we all make mistakes. I make a lot of small ones and some big ones but this was one I know I truly learned the best lesson from.


When everyone is going one way, go the other.


An important lesson in personal development.


How can you know at the age of 16 what your path is? Do you go to university? Do you travel? Do you go straight into a job? Do you take the leap into entrepreneurship?


Self-improvement can really start when we understand our purpose.


That's when we can truly Transcend Yesterday.


Key points from today's episode = 

• Why are we forced to plan our careers at 16 - A-levels, uni, debt, grad scheme, life.
• The education system doesn’t show us the potential for life outside careers
• 3 tips to finding purpose (look at passions, look at 5 people you admire, trying new things both good and bad)

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With such intimate access into what everyone else is doing online, how can we not compare ourselves?


How do we approach this tough subject that is causing people to put on a happy face for their Instagram filter and then go back to feeling miserable? 


Listen to today's episode on how to stay away from the rabbit hole of comparison.

Key points = 

• The damaging effect of faking it
• Overcoming jealousy on social media
• Comparing yourself to yesterday

I'd love for you to recommend this podcast to a friend, review it and subscribe so you can keep up to date with episodes released every Tuesday and Thursday.

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For the busy bees who never feel like there’s enough time, here’s what little things you could be doing to find more time in your day to fill as you wish.

Key points = 

• My best tips for staying away from your phone, and focused on what you need to do.
• The beast of social media & how to tame it to become more productive.
• What to do with your spare time - make sure it’s not wasted.

Productivity is an important aspect of personal development. Whether you're an entrepreneur trying to focus on growing your brand, or whether you're looking for productivity hacks to reduce your distractions and stay off social media.

Today's episode in the Transcending Yesterday Podcast with Bill Clarke covers all of these, as well as my recommendations for what you can do with all your spare time to ensure it's not wasted.

I'd love for you to recommend this podcast to a friend, review it and subscribe so you can keep up to date with episodes released every Tuesday and Thursday.

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What is this one habit that we can implement to achieve our goals consistently? 

What is this one change in your life that will skyrocket our progress? 

What is it that the most successful individuals of all time stick to day after day?


Key points = 

• The benefits of a daily routine
• Full day vs morning + evening
• Falling out of the habit
• How I choose what I include in my routines
• Being realistic when you have a 9-5 job

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