Dare Goals: Recent Episodes
Dan & Dave Davidson
The dynamic draw of a dare, together with the life-changing gravity of goals, can be a phenomenal tag team duo to compel and challenge the change you need and maintain the consistency in life you wish to have.
Get taught, inspired, motivated and encouraged to develop dares that help pursue your personal goals with passion and purpose.
In under 3 minutes, the daily Dare Goals podcast by brothers Dan & Dave Davidson will train, influence, mentor and equip you to live dreams intentionally with a better-balanced life.
Add Dare Goals to your daily flash briefing. Find us at DareGoals.com
Yes open doors, but dare to do it intentionally, with pizzazz and purpose. Dare to Open A Door Like Never Before. - Dave Davidson
Go the second mile after going the second mile 6 1/2 times and now you're in marathon mode exceptionalism. -Dave Davidson
Learn in this podcast how a rudimentary parenting scenario can inspire your life.
Never erect a permeant wall where a temporary caution cone is required. - Dave Davidson
Sorry, your excuse for lack of time to dream dares and go for goals has been denied. The solution is staring right back at you from your screen. - Dave Davidson
Daring to get off the couch is step two. First, figure the factor of all the time you waste in life on unintentional lazy couch time. Secondly, dare yourself to waste less time and get your life into gear. - Dave Davidson
What dynamic approach can you and Elvis, Bono, and Beyonce have in common? Treat opportunity as an audience that should be satisfied. Don't leave any leftover energy on the court. Be the rock start that you are. - Dave Davidson
Take the dare to write down and review your goals regularly. Use a journal, 3 x 5 cards, type or text them, or capture them digitally. Make this dare your own today - "I Dare To Write Down Goals And Review Regularly!" Stay connected at DareGoals.com - hosted by brothers Dan & Dave Davidson
Start the ball rolling. Walk the runway whether you trip or not. Be authentic and people will gravitate towards what feels real. We identify with blunders and bloopers more than polished perfection. - Dave Davidson