On this special 4 part series Russell shares 2 interviews from the On The Brighter Side podcast that he and his wife, Collette did with Monica Tanner. Here is what you will hear during the second part of Russell’s interview: Why it’s okay to be afraid and to just move forward until you find your voice. Who Russell thinks is the coolest most influential person he’s met as an entrepreneur. And why Russell credits Collette with keeping him humble and grounded. So listen here to the informative second part or Russell’s interview with Monica in this 4 part series. ---Transcript--- Hey everyone, its Russell Brunson. Welcome back to the Marketing Secrets podcast. I hope you enjoyed the first part of our series yesterday, which was the first half of my interview with Monica Tanner on From the Brighter Side interview. So today we’re basically going to queue up the second half and then tomorrow, not tomorrow, but  the next episode you’ll have a chance to listen to my better half, and have Collette tell her side of the story, so I’m excited for that. So with that said, I’m going to queue up the theme song, and let you listen to the exciting conclusion of my interview with Monica Tanner. Monica: So I’m sure several of my listeners would love to do something amazing like, I try to talk a lot about finding your life’s purpose, and I know that so many of my listeners out there are like, “I want to do it.” Maybe even they’ve found their purpose but they’re so afraid that it will require doing something uncomfortable, or really far out of their comfort zone. So what advice do you have for them to just kind of put that aside and be like, “this is my mission, this is what I have to do, even if I’m deathly afraid.”? Russell: The good news is we’re all afraid, and you’re all going to be afraid at first. So this is my big thing I believe. So I think for everybody when you’re trying to find your life mission and your purpose, whatever it is, a lot of times even if we haven’t achieved it yet we know this is where I’m going. And we have this goal, I always picture there’s a mountain and on top of the mountain there’s this result we want to get, that’s where I’m going. So I’m going this direction to try and go up there right. But most of us aren’t there yet. And the biggest fear I see with people that are trying to actually change the world, is they’re always like, “Okay, when I get there, then I’ll be able to do stuff.” The problem is you’ll never get. It’s like the horizon line right, the closer you get to the horizon the further it’s away. You never actually get to the end. So I think the biggest thing is just starting. Starting. And that’s the scaring thing because we’re like, we’re not ready to start. One of my friends Gary Vaynerchuk, he said something that was really profound one time. He said, “A lot of people will go out there and try to create content to do whatever they’re trying to do. Don’t create content, figure out where you’re going and then document the journey.” I was like, oh my gosh. It blew my mind for a couple of reasons. One of them is after my whole business collapsed and crashed, and I was like, the worst possible time for me to start telling my story is when I started my podcast. I remember I was so, part of me was like, “Why am I doing this? I’m a failure at business, why am I starting a business podcast? I’m the worst person.” But I was like, “I’m going to start it now because I think, even though I failed I know some things that other people haven’t, so I maybe I can start sharing some stuff that someday someone is going to start helping with.” So I created a podcast, similar to what I told you do, which you’re doing, which is so cool. Monica: I was totally going to point that out, I was going to say, you sat on my couch and you said, “Just do it.” And I’m like, “But I don’t know what to talk about.” And you’re like, “It doesn’t matter, just start talking, you’ll find your voice.” And I was like, “Okay, I’m going to do it