Listen to the original podcast here:
http://sixfiguresidegig.com/043-julian-hosp-pro-kite-surfer-to-medical-doctor-to-entrepreneur/

Julian started in the world of professional kitesurfing at the age of 18, he later wrote his first book Kiteboarding Trictionary. After years of study and finally achieving his goal of becoming a doctor he made the life changing decision to leave the medical profession after just 6 months. He did so to dedicate his time to his true passion and return to kitesurfing. Julian shares how he managed to achieve such an impressive track record of accomplishments in life and continues to pursue even greater entrepreneurial endeavors with the release of his new book.

In this episode you’ll hear:

How a daily routine is key to achieving your goals
The value of prioritizing tasks starting with those that produce the greatest results
Why you are the sum of the people you spend the most time with
The importance of dedicating time focusing on the goals you set
Special thanks to Dr. Julian Hosp for taking time from his busy schedule to speak with us and thanks to you for you for joining us today. See you next time on The Six Figure Side Gig podcast!

EPISODE RESOURCES
www.25stories.org
Books mentioned in this episode –
Kiteboarding Trictionary, by Julian Hosp
25 Stories I would tell my Younger Self, by Juilan Hosp (soon to be releases)
Elon Musk; Tesla, SpaceX and the Quest for a Fantastic Future, by Ashlee Vance
Losing My Virginity: How I Survived, Had Fun, and Made a Fortune Doing Business My Way, by Richard Branson
The 4-Hour Work Week, by Tim Ferriss

Podcast Interview "Six Figure Dollar Side Gig"

Read the full interview here: http://bit.ly/25stories-bravepreneur

As a kid, Julian’s Mom made him grow a tree to teach him patience.

She made him swim 10 laps for an ice cream cone.

Today, Julian is a world-class athlete, serial entrepreneur, and now, soon-to-be bestselling author.

Discover how seemingly small and unimportant decisions have a huge and often unexpected impact on your life.

1. The Tree story – Learning delayed gratification .
2. The Swimming story – Ice cream as a reward

3. The Gymnastics story – Finish what you start
4. The Sandwich story – Outselling the school cafeteria
5. The SAT story – Studying the dictionary
6. The Saving story – Monopoly in real life

And more!

Bravepreneur Podcast with Julian Hosp from  25 Stories

Read the full interview here: http://bit.ly/25stories-enchanting-lawyer

“My mom always told me that for very great things to come to you, you have to give and give and give and give and give.”– Julian Hosp
Everything that has happened in Julian Hosp’s life has helped him to get to where he is today. Whether it was planting a peach tree at six years old, following his dreams and moving to the USA as a teenager, moving to Asia and overcoming the language barrier, or the long lasting effect that his strict basketball coach had on him. Julian has learned that there is always a way – proving this by his fulfilment of his dream to be financially free within 10 years – in only 5 years. In today’s show, Jacob chats to Julian about the events that have changed his life, gaining and using knowledge, and his book – ‘25 Stories I would tell my younger self’.

Enchanting Lawyer Podcast with Julian Hosp from  25 Stories

Der Leichenkeller ist ohnehin kein vielfrequentierter Ort, schon gar nicht nachts um halb drei. Julian Hosp präparierte einen Körper, da öffnete sich knarzend die Tür, und der Medizinstudent wähnte sich in einem Gruselfilm. Statt eines Zombies erschien sein Professor, der prüfen wollte, ob Hosp tatsächlich nachts um zwei zum Präparieren kommt, so wie er es tagsüber angekündigt hatte. Denn tagsüber hatte er keine Zeit zum Studieren, er musste ja kitesurfen. Arzt geworden ist er trotzdem – und vieles mehr.

Mediziner, Sportler, Geschäftsmann, Vortragender, Buchautor: Heute deckt Dr. Julian Hosp eine beeindruckende Bandbreite ab. Damit wir einander zum DO-IT-Talk begegnen konnten, mussten wir Kontinente überbrücken: Der gebürtige Tiroler hat seinen Lebensmittelpunkt nach Hongkong verlegt. In unserem gut halbstündigen Google Hangout berichtet er von seiner Schulzeit in den USA, dem Studium in Österreich und seiner kurzen Erfahrung als Arzt im Krankenhaus, die ihn dazu bewog, Geschäftsmann zu werden.

Als Schüler ging er ins Ausland, so bald es ging, lernte in den USA das Kitesurfen lieben, und kehrte zurück nach Innsbruck, weil sich in Österreich professioneller Sport und ein Studium besser verbinden lassen. Seine erste Kitesurf-Ausrüstung verdankt Hosp übrigens seinem Vater. „Dafür bin ich ihm bis heute dankbar“, sagt Julian Hosp.

See more at: http://thomasstradner.com/2015/11/ein-weit-gereister-tausendsassa/#sthash.Y3om2dRJ.dpuf