Why do some people keep moving forward when life knocks them down, while others stay stuck at the starting line? In this episode, Eric Elkins explores the psychology behind success, motivation, and goal achievement. From elite athletes and marathon runners to personal stories of overcoming adversity, they discuss why breaking big goals into smaller wins can create momentum that compounds over time. The conversation highlights the power of mindset, resilience, and focusing on progress instead of perfection.

If you’re ready to take elite-level insights and turn them into actionable strategies for growth and lasting impact, call 678-921-5497 or visit DoubleELLC.com to schedule a complimentary consultation with the team at Double E.

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Why do some people keep moving forward when life knocks them down, while others stay stuck at the starting line? In this episode, Eric Elkins explores the psychology behind success, motivation, and goal achievement. From elite athletes and marathon runners to personal stories of overcoming adversity, they discuss why breaking big goals into smaller wins can create momentum that compounds over time. The conversation highlights the power of mindset, resilience, and focusing on progress instead of perfection.
If you&rsquo;re ready to take elite-level insights and turn them into actionable strategies for growth and lasting impact, call&nbsp;678-921-5497 or visit <a href="https://doubleellc.com/">DoubleELLC.com</a> to schedule a complimentary consultation with the team at Double E.
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Step into the world of extraordinary financial achievement with “The One Percent Show,” hosted by financial advisor Eric Elkins. Created to share the stories and strategies of the world’s top entrepreneurs, listen in to learn more about the tools and practices that will empower you to push beyond your limits of growth, embrace continuous learning, and turn your financial dreams into reality.

On each episode, Eric will pull back the curtain on the elite ranks of the 1% through candid conversations with business leaders, providing practical advice, tips, and strategies that you can implement in your own business to achieve tangible results and growth. Whether you’re a seasoned entrepreneur or just beginning your journey, “The One Percent Show” delivers the tools, inspiration, and insider secrets you need to elevate your business—and your life—to new heights.

Step into the world of extraordinary financial achievement with &ldquo;The One Percent Show,&rdquo; hosted by financial advisor Eric Elkins. Created to share the stories and strategies of the world&rsquo;s top entrepreneurs, listen in to learn more about the tools and practices that will empower you to push beyond your limits of growth, embrace continuous learning, and turn your financial dreams into reality.
On each episode, Eric will pull back the curtain on the elite ranks of the 1% through candid conversations with business leaders, providing practical advice, tips, and strategies that you can implement in your own business to achieve tangible results and growth. Whether you&rsquo;re a seasoned entrepreneur or just beginning your journey, &ldquo;The One Percent Show&rdquo; delivers the tools, inspiration, and insider secrets you need to elevate your business&mdash;and your life&mdash;to new heights.

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Why Do Some People Succeed While Others Give Up?

Schools teach kids how to earn money—but rarely how money actually works. In this episode of The One Percent Show, Eric Elkins and Allyssa Brooke unpack the lessons about wealth, work ethic, and financial literacy that are often learned at home, not in classrooms. The conversation explores why money remains a taboo topic for many families, how outdated systems shape financial habits, and the long‑term impact of modeling behavior, discomfort, and responsibility. From parenting and perspective to generational lessons and real‑world stories, this discussion focuses on how values, communication, and experience shape financial confidence far beyond a paycheck.

Call 678-921-5497 or visit DoubleELLC.com to schedule a complimentary consultation with the team at Double E. They specialize in translating elite-level insights into actionable strategies for growth and lasting impact.

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Schools teach kids how to earn money&mdash;but rarely how money actually works. In this episode of The One Percent Show, Eric Elkins and Allyssa Brooke unpack the lessons about wealth, work ethic, and financial literacy that are often learned at home, not in classrooms. The conversation explores why money remains a taboo topic for many families, how outdated systems shape financial habits, and the long‑term impact of modeling behavior, discomfort, and responsibility. From parenting and perspective to generational lessons and real‑world stories, this discussion focuses on how values, communication, and experience shape financial confidence far beyond a paycheck.
Call&nbsp;678-921-5497 or visit <a href="https://doubleellc.com/">DoubleELLC.com</a> to schedule a complimentary consultation with the team at Double E. They specialize in translating elite-level insights into actionable strategies for growth and lasting impact.
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What the 1% Teach Their Kids About Money

Getting rich is one thing—but staying wealthy is a completely different challenge. In this episode, Eric Elkins digs into why so many fortunes fade over time and what separates lasting wealth from short‑term success. The conversation explores discipline, process, and decision‑making, using real‑world examples from athletes, entrepreneurs, and multi‑generation families. Eric discusses lifestyle creep, the role of advisors, how wealth is passed down, and the importance of teaching financial responsibility to the next generation. Listener questions add practical context around insurance, inheritance, and long‑term planning, keeping the focus on sustainability rather than status.

Call 678-921-5497 or visit DoubleELLC.com to schedule a complimentary consultation with the team at Double E. They specialize in translating elite-level insights into actionable strategies for growth and lasting impact.

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Getting rich is one thing&mdash;but staying wealthy is a completely different challenge. In this episode, Eric Elkins digs into why so many fortunes fade over time and what separates lasting wealth from short‑term success. The conversation explores discipline, process, and decision‑making, using real‑world examples from athletes, entrepreneurs, and multi‑generation families. Eric discusses lifestyle creep, the role of advisors, how wealth is passed down, and the importance of teaching financial responsibility to the next generation. Listener questions add practical context around insurance, inheritance, and long‑term planning, keeping the focus on sustainability rather than status.
Call&nbsp;678-921-5497 or visit <a href="https://doubleellc.com/">DoubleELLC.com</a> to schedule a complimentary consultation with the team at Double E. They specialize in translating elite-level insights into actionable strategies for growth and lasting impact.
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Why Getting Rich Is Easier Than Staying Wealthy

Very few people reach the 1% by moving fast—and that’s exactly the point. In this episode, host Eric Elkins unpacks what truly separates top performers from everyone else, using Warren Buffett’s long-standing principles as the foundation. The conversation explores patience in an instant‑gratification world, why process matters more than headlines, and how comfort can quietly stall progress. Eric also digs into failure, discipline, long-term thinking, and why most meaningful success takes years—not months. Listener questions add real‑world context around layoffs, early retirement, business ownership, and home equity, grounding big ideas in practical decision-making.

If you’re ready to take elite-level insights and turn them into actionable strategies for growth and lasting impact, call 678-921-5497 or visit DoubleELLC.com to schedule a complimentary consultation with the team at Double E.

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Very few people reach the 1% by moving fast&mdash;and that&rsquo;s exactly the point. In this episode, host Eric Elkins unpacks what truly separates top performers from everyone else, using Warren Buffett&rsquo;s long-standing principles as the foundation. The conversation explores patience in an instant‑gratification world, why process matters more than headlines, and how comfort can quietly stall progress. Eric also digs into failure, discipline, long-term thinking, and why most meaningful success takes years&mdash;not months. Listener questions add real‑world context around layoffs, early retirement, business ownership, and home equity, grounding big ideas in practical decision-making.
If you&rsquo;re ready to take elite-level insights and turn them into actionable strategies for growth and lasting impact, call&nbsp;678-921-5497 or visit <a href="https://doubleellc.com/">DoubleELLC.com</a> to schedule a complimentary consultation with the team at Double E.
Follow on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/people/Double-E-LLC/100064095279757/">Facebook</a>, <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/double-e-llc/">LinkedIn</a>, and <a href="https://www.instagram.com/double.e.llc/">Instagram</a>

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