69: How pursuing fulfilment can lead to Becoming Bulletproof, with Jason Lew (Enneagram 6)

How to stay true to yourself in the pursuit of fulfillment

This week’s interview is incredibly special because it is my favorite one to date. In this episode, I talk to one of my dearest friends, Jason Lew, and listen as he shares his brilliance, wisdom, advice, and success, how he has pivoted, and provided for his family while following and finding fulfillment.

If you are searching for something more, for what defines you and makes you unique, and how to use that to create a business and find fulfillment, listen to this episode to hear exactly how to take the leap and be truly aligned with yourself.

Authentically sharing his story

Jason starts off this episode describing his podcast’s premise—how he knew he was unhappy with his current role and work and was determined to find more and share that journey with those who could connect with it. We discuss his upbringing, the pressures to go to an elite school, and why he was considered the “black sheep” of his family.

Taking the leap

He shares the decision to go to college, and how one college party changed his life for the better, leading to his decision to drop out of college and pursue building his own business. Jason discusses the four years of struggles he faced, finally having tremendous success, and building seven-figure businesses. He digs into his realization that after 19 years in network marketing, he wasn’t happy, wasn’t feeling good, and decided to pivot again to change that.

Showing up as the best version of yourself

He tells his own story through shifting perspectives and the responsibility we have to own our feelings and how to do so. He shares the two sayings that helped him alter his view of challenges and helped him overcome them, and how refocusing on abundance changed everything. He describes his latest pivot, and how he is using his experiences and past successes to help others not only build the same but find fulfillment.

Jason Lew

Jason Lew is an entrepreneur, podcaster, and speaker. He’s built two 7-figure businesses over his 19-year career. Jason’s focus is to help professionals and entrepreneurs use their expertise to build profitable online businesses. He currently hosts The Business of Feeling Good Podcast.

Quotes:
“It was one of these ideas where it was, I didn’t feel it but I wanted to speak it—I wanted to speak into that intention of feeling good about the work that I was doing.” -Jason 4:19

“I think that the real magic in putting yourself on social media or putting yourself on a podcast is documenting the journey.” -Jason 4:41

“A- you can’t mooch off the government, B- you can’t mooch off your parents, and C- you have to love yourself—those were the 3 lessons my mom imparted on me.” -Jason 8:26

“I’ve had people tell me to change my process, and I can agree with that, but I think there’s also something to know your own process of how you get through your own shi*t.” -Jason 13:48

“I find that if I have a problem that I’m facing, whatever question I’m asking myself, whatever problem I’m coming across, it’s typically because I can’t see it from a new perspective.” -Jason 14:11

“When in doubt, focus out.” -Jason Lew 19:51

“If you really take a step back, we live in this incredible place. I always thought abundance meant making a certain amount of money...I tied my self worth to the numbers that I made, and because of that, I always thought that I was unworthy if I didn’t make that.” -Jason 24:36

“If you choose what you’re being, how you show up as an individual, it then determines your to-do list.” -Jason 31:22

“The whole reason I believe we’re here is to make an impact on the world and the generations that follow us and the legacies we leave behind, not just monetarily, but in the soul space.” -Tracy 38:06

“Moving forward, people are ready more than ever to say ‘ok now is the time to pivot’” -Tracy 38:39