How to Create and Share an Amazing Life with Lori Harder

<p dir="ltr">I'm your host, Anthony Trucks, and today we have Lori Harder on the show. Lori is a friend I've known for a couple of years now. She's an incredible human who has experienced a lot, learned from her experiences, and has a unique skill set for sharing her expertise in a way that benefits the world. She talks about her journey, from her childhood interest in religion to navigating a shift in identity. She's been through financial struggles, made a significant income in the fitness industry, delved into personal development, and more. Now she's working on launching projects she started from scratch. Lori shares her journey and the reasons behind her choices. So, without further ado, let's dive into the episode.</p> <p dir="ltr"><strong>[2:20] Why should I listen to you? </strong></p> <p dir="ltr">I would say you should listen to me because I've achieved something remarkable in my life.</p> <p dir="ltr"><strong>[3:04] What is it that you do so well? </strong></p> <p dir="ltr">It's intriguing. I believe there are a few things I excel at, but they initially stemmed from a need for survival. These tactics eventually evolved into the realization that, even though they originated from challenging times in my life, they've transformed into skills that can be applied to various areas. I'm particularly adept at learning, such as reading and understanding people and inspiring them to embrace a vision. However, I'm also acutely aware of my weaknesses and make a point of surrounding myself with individuals who possess the skills I lack.</p> <p dir="ltr"><strong>[4:00] Was it always that way for you, or did you have an attorney that you asked for help from? </strong></p> <p dir="ltr">In the early 2000s, I had vivid memories, largely because I was deeply entrenched in the fitness world. Back then, I used to read fitness magazines, and it struck me that the individuals I aspired to be like—those women gracing the covers and winning prestigious fitness awards—seemed flawless. I believed they had it all, and I thought I