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What do we admire most about each other? What’s behind our drive to help other people? What are our BIG dreams for the future? In celebration of the 100th episode of Destined to Be, our dear friend Allison is turning the tables and asking US the questions. She asks who we would want to interview if we could pick anyone in the world (alive or dead) and what we’d like to go back and tell the younger version of ourselves. We explain why mindset matters more than the circumstances we’re dealt, describing what situations drain our energy the most—and how we either avoid those things or shift our thinking in the moment. Listen in for insight on the abundance mindset that inspires our desire to help others and build a lasting legacy and learn how being present can help you overcome fear and start living YOUR wildest wouldn’t it be cool ifs! Key Takeaways Who we would each want to interview if we could pick anyone (alive or dead) What we would to tell the younger version of ourselves about being present The abundance mindset behind our desire to help other people What situations/people drain our energy the most and how we come back from those things The characteristics we admire most in each other (and wish we had) Our wildest wouldn’t it be cool ifs and how we’re working toward building a legacy Why your mindset matters more than the circumstances you’re dealt What’s next for our family moving into 2021 + what we’re working on as a couple Connect with Jeremiah & Mallory Destined to Be Podcast Destined to Be on Instagram Jeremiah on Instagram Mallory on Instagram Level Up Entourage Facebook Group Resources Dean Graziosi Tony Robbins Abraham Hicks Dr. Wayne Dyer Dr. Joe Dispenza Tom Bilyeu Gregg Braden Dr. Bruce Lipton 5 Things We’d Tell Our Younger Selves on DTB EP062 5 More Things We’d Tell Our Younger Selves on DTB EP064 Brittney Connor-Savarda on DTB EP097 The Gold Standard: Rules to Rule By by Ari Gold Entrepreneur’s Organization Tracy O’Malley Emotional Agility on The Ed Mylett Show Finding Joe Ultimate Longevity