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You’ll hear it throughout your life often enough, “That’s impossible!” Surely, Author of “I'mpossible: Desire.Dream.Do” and Motivational Speaker of Griffin Motivation, Jeff Griffin, is no stranger to the world impossible. He heard enough after a tragic accident about how he’d never walk again, he’d never be able to have kids, and he’d never get married in his condition. Through willpower and ‘choosing to succeed’ Jeff has transformed his life after becoming paralyzed in a painting accident. Today, he has four kids, a beautiful wife, and recently climbed a mountain (on his feet!), and wants to teach you how you can use the principles he’s learned to enrich your life and business. Up next, we chat with a Life Coach who has had the benefit of being coached herself by many great minds, like Steven Covey, Robert Kiyosaki, and Jack Kenfield. Tiffany Peterson of TiffanySpeaks.com discusses the power of the self care tool box and learning how to cope with our emotions. There are no new emotions, Tiffany says, and it’s how we deal with our emotions when they are triggered that counts. Tiffany also challenges us to choose the kind of person we want to become every day, month and year, and then take steps to become that person, and trust ourselves along the way. Tune in for more sage wisdom.  [00:00:00] Facebook Opens Door to New Friendships [00:05:25] Shattered Spine Dashes Football Dreams [00:11:30] Success is a Choice with Three Parts [00:18:21] Tiffany Peterson’s Storied Background [00:25:46] Choose Who You Are and Trust Yourself [00:33:22] Develop Your Self Care Tool Box

When you think of wine, you might think of a bottle, or even a box, but a can? Ryan Harms, Owner and Founder of Union Wine Company, has built an empire around canned wine in southern Oregon, and has seen year over year growth of 40% or more! We  discover the journey that took him from Winemaker to CEO of the largest canned wine distributor. It wasn’t all profit and glory, and Ryan has perhaps the biggest tip for any aspiring entrepreneurs: don’t lose sight of the thing that matters most on your path to success - your family. Next up, we learn about the burgeoning cannabis industry and how to build a successful business around these previously shunned products with Founder and CEO of Global Cannabinoids, Ryan Lewis. There is still much we don’t know about this miracle plant, but new research has revealed its unique ability to produce cannabinoids, or ingredients found within hemp and marijuana plants, that can perform a variety of medical functions. From sleep aids to cancer treatment, the possibilities are endless. Also, find out how a focus on building relationships, maintaining clear communication, and market research positioned Ryan to become the first global B to B, bulk seller of hemp. Tune in to get great tips for your business from Entrepreneur Weekly.        [00:00:00] Union Wine Company’s Meteoric Growth      [00:05:50] Ryan Harms’ Journey: Winemaker to CEO      [00:11:30] The Number 1 Mistake Entrepreneurs Make      [00:18:20] Building a Cannabinoid Business      [00:27:11] The Science of Growing Cannabinoids      [00:33:21] Communication, Marketing, and Research

Whether you’re the CEO of a large corporation or the average work-a-day Joe, insurance is a big decision, and an even bigger expenditure every month. Find out how Clearsurance Founder and CEO, Mike Crowe, built an impartial insurance aggregation platform that can help you find the right insurance for your car, health, or business based on our needs. Insurance is a competitive and profitable field, listen in to pierce the veil of insurance agents and save on your bills. Insurance hasn’t been fully aggregated like the airline and travel industry has, with sites like Travelocity dominating the scene and giving you reliable price comparisons, and Clearsurance is disrupting the marketplace. Founder of Travelocity, Co-founder of Kayak.com, and Author of Disruption OFF, Terry Jones, knows A LOT about disruptive technologies and their influence on various markets, from his time on the board of 17 different companies and work helping to build the online travel site, Travelocity, from within American Airlines in the mid 1990s. Tune in to find out how you can recognize, adapt, and succeed in the face of incoming industry disruption. His most recent book, Disruption OFF: The Technological Disruption Coming for Your Company and What to Do About It, contains amazingly valuable information for any entrepreneur, in an easily digestible 100 short-chapter format. Check it out on Amazon.com.         [00:00:00] Put Your Insurance Out to Bid       [00:05:51] Get the Full Picture with Clearsurance       [00:11:30] What Drives Clearsurance Profit?       [00:18:21] Perspective: Innovation Vs. Disruption       [00:26:50] Meet Change Head On with Disruption OFF       [00:33:22] Lessons From Innovative Companies

Stop being your own worst enemy in business. First up, Founder of Rebels for Joy and Speaker, Author, and Coach, Bonnie Kelly, shares her amazing story of struggle and success. We discover how to use ‘mindfu’ to get to the bottom of what is holding us back and causing us to self-sabotage our own business interests. Then, Host of Growth Mindset University and Author of Amazon #1 Best-Selling book, The Podcast Playbook, and Founder of Jordan Paris Marketing and Production,  Jordan Paris, fills us in on how hard work, perseverance, and the three simple principles of having fun, helping people, and making lots of money inform all of his decisions. Tune in and learn how to get ahead in business.   · [00:00:00] Joy is the Meaning of Life · [00:05:49] Self-Sabotage is Your Biggest Enemy · [00:11:30] Rebels for Joy - Exercise Your MindFu · [00:18:21] Hard Work and Perseverance Pay Off · [00:26:28] Why Jordan Only Interviews His Heroes · [00:33:22] Have Fun, Help People, Make Money

Quality is something that will stand the test of time, whether it be the materials used to create something or the little nuances that take an experience to the next level. We are joined today by two guests who have given the business world a fancy edge. We begin the hour with Jay Stein, CEO of the Dream Hotel Group, who explains why their lifestyle hotels create lasting memories. Every little touch is carefully thought out when it comes to the Dream Hotels decor, hospitality, restaurants, and entertainment, and the ambiance keeps guests coming back. Jay shares how he was able to take the lessons he learned from his parents and reflect it in his management training. Tune in for Jay’s advice on staying calm in the heat of conflict, and how to create a company culture that will unite everyone as a team. Then, if you’re sailing in the South of France or catching waves on the California Coast, you’re going to need some eyeglasses that will withstand the salty air. Shane Baum, Founder and CEO of the Leisure Society, took his passion for design and durability and created heirloom glasses that could be passed down through the generations. These frames are designed with resistance in mind - made from titanium, and plated in gold. Shane details how he stepped out on his own and created his brand from scratch after leaving a name brand designer. Hear Shane’s tips on what it takes to turn your passion into a thriving company.  [00:00:00] A Look at Lifestyle Hospitality [00:05:41] Dream Hotels Delight Senses [00:11:30] Respect: Sign of a Great Leader [00:18:21] Gold Plated Heirloom Glasses [00:26:04] How to Build Your Own Brand [00:33:21] Designing a Job You Love

Have you been trying everything to turn your business around and nothing seems to be working? Well, Deberah Bringelson, CEO of Your Strategic Solutions, makes the bold statement that “the core of your business is damaged” and it’s time to fix it. Deberah explains that she is able to come into a company and strengthen the leadership and team members while improving the overall company health and culture. Discover the seven questions that you must ask to solve what is ailing your company. Then, David Komlos, Co-author of Cracking Complexity: The Breakthrough Formula for Solving Just About Anything and CEO of Syntegrity, shares the importance of leveraging the collective knowledge of a well built team in order to solve complex problems quickly.  He details some aspects from his book that can make your company’s meetings more productive and help the business navigate challenges in order to provide quality forward momentum. Join us and learn the tools David suggests to find your role as a leader and create an environment for your team to thrive.  [00:00:00] Your Business Core is Damaged [00:05:59] Value Confidential Conversations [00:11:33] Seven Questions You Must Ask [00:18:29] Transform Your Organization [00:24:23] Mobilizing Your Team Quickly [00:33:21] Members and Critics Meetings

It takes someone thinking outside the box to invision, and bring to fruition, a business that no one has ever seen before. Our two guests this week did exactly that and it was driven by their passions. We begin the show with Nick Buzzell, Founder and CEO of The Spirits Network, who decided to take a connoisseur product and make it accessible from the comfort of your couch. The love of spirits such as whiskey, tequila, gin, and more has spurred the creation of The Spirits Network. This network is a streaming service that offers you exceptional, high quality programming that explores the processes, history, folklore, and labors of love that are poured into the making a quality spirit. Nick details that their innovative technology is the first ever opportunity to purchase a liquor from your tv screen and enjoy it while you learn about it. Join us to find out how you can be a part of this culture that is sprinkled with intricate elixirs. Next, Paul Trapp, Chief Executive Officer of EventPrep franchise, shares how he and a friend took a small idea for some supplemental income and exploded it into 17 franchises across the U.S. Paul tells us that as a veteran, the military taught him the importance of being prepared in life, and his book, Prep for Success: The Entrepreneur’s Guide to Achieving Your Dreams, give us a look at their unique story. Tune in to hear Paul’s tips on cultivating employee and company growth, attracting strong talent, and developing a happy culture in the workplace. [00:00:00] “Tastes Better than YouTube” [00:05:25] Turning Wine into Whiskey [00:11:31] A Movie with Your Drink [00:18:21] Importance of Preparation [00:26:36] 17 Franchises Around the U.S. [00:33:22] An Inside Look at Recruiting

What does it take to make a great company? Well, that question has many answers and we have two amazing ones for you today. We begin the hour with Kelly Leonard, Executive Director of Insights And Applied Improvisation at The Second City, who explains how they took their comedy improvisation and implemented it into a business training. Everything in life that we’ve perfected usually takes thousands of hours of practice, and the folks at Second City Works created courses that offer entrepreneurs the opportunity to hone their communication skills which are a must when it comes to running a company. Hear why a sketch comedy show found the answer to bravery in business. Then, we get to the heart of the matter with Jeffrey Hayzlett, Chairman and CEO of C-Suite Network and Author of The Hero Factor: How Great Leaders Transform Organizations and Create Winning Cultures. Being a great leader can mean many things but being loved and respected by your employees, customers, and community is really the mark of an excellent business. Jeffrey discusses The Hero Club, what a hero culture is, and why putting your heart into your company can create greater success for everyone involved. Tune in for tips on developing a hero mindset within your team and influencing future hero leaders.  [00:00:00] Business Needs Performers  [00:05:27] Skills with Second City Works [00:11:30] Improvisation Helping Teams [00:18:21] Being Yourself, Living Values [00:26:03] Do it for the Common Good [00:33:21] Traits of a Hero Business

The fast-paced flow of our current society has led to an epidemic of silent suffering caused by being overworked, unhealthy, and disconnected from our roots. We dive deep into a conversation about the lack of the expression of love in the workplace with Raj Sisodia, Professor at Babson College, Co-Founder of Conscious Capitalism, Inc., and Author of The Healing Organization. He shares some statistics that put this crisis in perspective and help it move to the forefront of our minds in order to make a change. Discovering and healing your own trauma can transform you into a better leader for your employees, customers, community, and loved ones. Raj believes that every organization should create an environment that allows space for the voicing of our humanity and room for expressing our true nature, love. Listen for Raj’s tips on how to fortify your company with conscious thinking and change the world.          [00:00:00] Create a Healing Environment         [00:05:37] Cornerstones of Our Humanness         [00:11:30] We Need Conscious Leadership         [00:18:21] Powerful Childish Innocence         [00:26:14] Roots of Suffering in Business         [00:33:21] Measure Success with Service

It’s time to step into our greatness, change our mindset and create the business we’ve always dreamt of. We chat with business coach, Tiffany Peterson, who explains that we are our own energy economy and how we maintain that can change our world. By placing self-care of the mind, body, heart, and spirit, as our top priority, we can transform our path into a healthy, productive journey. Tiffany has worked as a corporate business coach and now has a thriving new podcast called the Tiffany Peterson Podcast which is a great resource to nourish your mind. Spending time learning new things and surrounding yourself with those who inspire you are just a couple of strategic steps that Tiffany shares to help you get ‘unstuck’. Join us today if you are ready to get out of your funk and chase your dreams.  [00:00:00] Coaching Through Challenges [00:06:04] Your Energy Economy Focus [00:11:30] Clarifying A Basic Life Principle  [00:18:21] Women Creating Relationships [00:26:09] Go the Extra Mile in Business [00:33:21] Prioritize, Nourish, and Associate

It’s time to help your business become the best it can be by imputing practices and technology that will make sure your company is keeping up with our fast-paced world. First, we get to the heart of the matter and learn about the importance of conscious capitalism from Michael J. Gelb, Co-Author of “The Healing Organization: Awakening the Conscience of Business to Help Save the World”. He explains that adapting a healing environment in your workplace by valuing your employees, building a compassionate workspace, chasing greener initiatives, and developing an overall conscious company culture can pave your way to success. Hear Michael’s tips on creating a work environment that creates loyal employees and customers. Then, are your employees frightened by the thought of learning a new computer system or deviating from their tried-and-true routines that are less efficient than they should be? It’s time to let go of the past and embrace change, and David McCourt, Founder and Chairman of Granahan McCourt Capital and Author of “Total Rethink: Why Entrepreneurs Should Act Like Revolutionaries”, shares how. He details steps that can help your company work their way through transformation, learn the value of collaboration, and shares the importance of a mentor during these times. Tune in and learn how to jumpstart your business to keep up with today’s fast-paced flow. [00:00:00] Awaken Conscious Business [00:05:35] Healing Means Wholeness [00:11:30] Put Your Employees First [00:18:21] Stop Incremental Thinking [00:25:55] The Value of Collaboration [00:33:21] Improve Your Strengths

Did you know that approximately 15-million Americans suffer from food allergies? SAFE + FAIR Food Company addresses the unique needs of this growing audience by creating products featuring recognizable ingredients, stringent allergen protocols, and affordable pricing. CEO Will Holsworth breaks down how a direct-to-consumer business model keeps SAFE + FAIR competitive in the clean-label food space. Next, Alan journeys to the heart of New York City to attend the Breakthrough Mastermind event. Entrepreneur Top 10 Keynote Speaker, Founder of SD Media Holdings, and event host, Scott Duffy shares his most significant insights from the week-long NYC mastermind before previewing an upcoming experience with Navy Seals at the Coronado Naval Base in January 2019. Then, Randall Thompson, Founder and President of Thompson Mug Company, turned a moment of inspiration in a baseball dugout into a multimillion-dollar business. As the former Toronto Blue Jays Pitcher prepares for an epic licensing agreement, we find out how he’s weathered growing pains while quickly scaling his business. Finally, imagine teaching your employees with the help of interactive games. Scrimmage is a mobile training and education platform designed to provide a personalized, engaging, and fun learning environment for all ages. We explore the ‘gamification’ of education with Founder and CEO, Derek Lundsten.

Once again, it is true that necessity is the mother of invention and sometimes as an entrepreneur you make a move that doesn’t work out but that doesn’t mean it wasn’t the right direction. Todd Belveal, Founder and CEO of Washlava, shares the perfect example of a great idea that wasn’t fully realized at the time of investment. Todd details how his company has revolutionized the laundry world but creating facilities that are run completely by a smartphone. Users and operators are able to access the washing machines and dryers 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Learn how Washlava was able to create laundry spaces that hold cleanliness, reliability, and ease of use as a top priority. Next, we dive into the best way to tell the world about your business with marketing expert Michelle Corr, Brand Strategist at Michelle Corr Media. Michelle explains that true branding is the psychological, emotional, and subconscious energy, or the intangible benefits, behind a person, product, or service. Building your brand is kind of like building a home, and you must start with a good foundation. Listen now for Michelle’s nuggets of wisdom to help elevate your brand’s influence.  [00:00:00] Necessity Equals Invention [00:05:27] Revolutionizing Laundromats [00:11:30] Finding Success from Failure [00:18:20] Journey from Alaska To Hawaii [00:26:28] Three Key Pillars of Branding [00:33:21] Elevating Your Influence

When you’re an entrepreneur your business can be a roller coaster of success, you will have your good days and bad. The key is being able to sustain your forward momentum even on the darkest days. Simon Leslie, CEO of Ink Global and Author of “There’s No F in Sales: A Book About Selling in Every Market Condition”, shares about the death and rebirth of the magazine industry. He shares the clever strategies they used when the internet took the world by storm and shoved print to the back of the shelf. Hear Simon’s five tips for conquering the downswings in your business. Then, it’s time to learn how to live in the present moment so we don’t miss out on the important things. Nir Eyal, Author of “Indistractable: How to Control Your Attention and Choose Your Life”, details the moment he realized that it was time for him to put down his phone and immerse in his life. He explains the key factors that contribute to the external and internal distractions that can keep us from accomplishing our goals. Listen now for ways to control the triggers that set off your distractions and you too can become indistractable.  [00:00:00] Rebirth of the Magazine [00:06:08] Why Print is Still Valuable [00:11:30] Persistence and Perspective [00:18:21] How to Control Your Attention  [00:26:55] Conquering Internal Triggers [00:33:21] Undistracted Relationships

When push comes to shove how will you respond? It turns out that there is a little something called AQ (Adversity Quotient) and it is the measurement of how you deal with a roadblock. We are joined by Dr. Paul G. Stoltz, Founder and CEO of PEAK Learning, who details his 40 years of research revolving around AQ. He also discusses grit, which is the resilience that you are able to embrace and face a challenge with. Paul explains that it’s important to measure not only your personal AQ but that of your employees as well, so you can make sure you’re all able to conquer obstacles together. If you are able to react better and faster to bad situations then it could change your whole life.Tune in to find out how Paul can help you develop the tools you need to strengthen your AQ and grit.  [00:00:00] Your Response to Upset [00:05:59] Avoid Completion Erosion [00:11:30] Measuring AQ with Innovation [00:18:21] Use Adversity Constructively [00:25:14] Tools for CORE Check [00:33:22] Entrepreneurs Embody Grit

Confidence and clarity are two of the most important driving forces behind a successful entrepreneur. We have the pleasure of hearing from two business men who have developed core principles that can make your entrepreneurial journey a little less rocky. Steven Kuhn, a decorated United States army combat veteran and Creator of HIT Principles, explains the philosophy he lives by and what it has helped him achieve. Steven sounds off about how going into a meeting with honesty, integrity, and transparency (HIT) can open up your world to luck and coincidence which can in turn give you that big break in business you’ve been waiting for. Hear Steven’s sure-fire way to create the life you’ve always dreamed of. Then, we chat with Aaron Scott Young, Chief Strategy Officer of The Unshackled Owner, who details his journey from successful business owner to jail and back again. There is a reason his company was able to run smoothly while he had to step away and it all comes down to the foundation that he built his business on. Tune in for Aaron’s tips on having clarity towards the goals you hope to conquer and how to build a strong team to help you reach the top.  [00:00:00] Evolution of HIT Principles [00:05:38] Create Authentic Connections [00:11:30] No More Selfish Entrepreneur  [00:18:21] An Unlucky Acquaintance [00:25:43] Find the Time to Recharge [00:33:21] Have Measurable Outcomes

A great leader is often curated through their ability to overcome struggles with honesty and integrity. The ever evolving political landscape presents us with the opportunity to learn from the past and admire some of the challenges they conquered. Author of  “Young Lincoln of New Salem”, Sam Rawlins shares why he became passionate about President Abraham Lincon’s origin story. Honest Abe’s ability to climb out of bankruptcy, cope with the loss of his fiance, and still continue on to pursue his passion for the law eventually led him to gain the title of the 16th President of the United States. Sam details his personal past and how it led him to write a book about a man he admired greatly. Hear the tale of Abraham’s journey from store clerk to leading the country through the American Civil War. Next, we hear from a female entrepreneur who conquered some amazing obstacles to help save lives. Laura Towart, Founder and CEO of My Personal Therapeutics, explains how she fell in love with technology that allows scientists to utilize fruit flies for personalized cancer treatment. She tells us that she gave up her schooling to pursue this passion, lost her investors and even spent down to her last dime to be able to offer it to the world. Learn more about how Laura’s gut instinct made it possible for some to change their lives forever! [00:00:00] Evolving Political Landscape [00:05:33] Lincoln’s Entrepreneurial Journey [00:11:30] From Bankrupt to President [00:18:19] Fruit Flies to Save Lives [00:24:37] Personalized Cancer Treatment [00:33:21] Trust Your Gut Instinct

Think outside the box! Entrepreneurs need to find creative solutions to the problems that businesses before them have faced. Luckily, there are some leaders that have already taken it upon themselves to take those first steps and Noah Glass, Founder and CEO of Olo, is one of them. Way back in 2005, Noah had a gut instinct that the smartphone would be the gateway to convenience for consumers and thus Olo, the on-demand, digital ordering interface was born. The application makes it possible for hungry patrons to order from their phone, skip the line, and even have food delivered to their doorstep from over 300 restaurant brands across the US. Hear Noah’s success story about dropping out of Harvard business school and laying it all on the line for his passion now. Up next, we hear from a former Amazon employee about what this successful company taught him. John Rossman, Author of Think Like Amazon: 50 ½ Ideas to Become a Digital Leader and Managing Partner at Rossman Partners, explains what he learned by working alongside Amazon’s Jeff Bezos. John shares why harmony is overvalued in the workplace and consensus is not always the best path to innovation. John’s book offers ideas on how to take your business to the next level by using some of the philosophies that are in place behind one of the most successful companies. If you are willing to be misunderstood for your departure from conventional business practices on the path to operational excellence then join us for advice on taking your first step. [00:00:00] Convenience at Your Fingertips [00:05:32] Laying it on the Line for Passion [00:11:30] Take the Road Less Traveled [00:18:21] Patience Leads to Evolution [00:26:48] Move Fast and Break Things [00:33:21] Achieve Operational Excellence

Whatever your habits are, good or bad, chances are that they were formed by learned beliefs you’ve carried around for years.  Erin Pheil, Founder of The MindFix Group, exclaims that it’s time to get rid of things that are no longer serving you. With the self-help epidemic that’s occurring it’s easy to get caught up with trying to add tools and tactics to your busy life in order to fix your issues. Erin shares that we must identify the root of the problem and do away with it. Stop covering up your roadblocks and learn to demolish them with Erin’s advice for a clearer path. Next, it’s time to unlock your potential. Patch Baker, Former Marine and entrepreneur of Mobius Media Solutions, believes that we are capable of endless possibilities. He tells us that if we’re willing to continue conquering the small things every day then we’ll build the courage to go after the bigger obstacles. Many people are comfortable sitting in the passenger seat or on the sidelines of life but if you want to make a difference you have to be willing to take your spot in the driver’s seat. Patch asks us, “Do you want to participate or accelerate?”  You choose. Join us now. [00:00:00] The Epidemic that is Self-Help [00:05:26] It’s the Root of the Problem [00:11:30] Identify, Uncover, and Eliminate [00:18:21] Achievable Endless Possibilities [00:25:39] Defining Your Journey in Life [00:33:21] Purpose: The Force Behind Drive

There is something to be said about the perspective you have on life and it can definitely make or break success. David Meltzer, Founder and CEO of Sports 1 Marketing, explains that if you make the right decisions based on the right assumptions with the right perspective then you can create happiness. His latest book, “Game-Time Decision Making”, analyzes the strategies of professional sports coaches, managers, owners, and players which has given Dave in-depth insight on decision making. Change your life instantly by raising your awareness, taking accountability, finding forgiveness and empowering your ability to inspire others with these tips from Dave.  Next, we learn that work-life-balance in unattainable but maintaining wellness in all areas of your life isn’t. Mentor and Coach, Kevin Breeding, explains how he hit rock bottom and found clarity on the climb back up. He discovered that his purpose in life was helping others unpack their hidden potential and find a clear path to success. Profession, relationships, and spirituality are just a few of the seven assets in life that we must tend to. Join us to discover the other key components to a healthy lifestyle and unveil which is most important to you. [00:00:00] Assumptions with Perspective [00:05:44] A Map From Your Why to How [00:11:30] Persistent Pursuit of Potential [00:18:21] Find Your Total Life Blueprint [00:26:05] Your Secret Weapon to Clarity [00:33:22] Attend to Your Seven Assets

Are you the kind of leader that you would look up to? Stepping into a management role is not always second nature and sometimes it takes some failures to rise to the top of your game. We are joined by Scott Jeffrey Miller, Executive Vice President of Thought Leadership of FranklinCovey, who tells us why he wrote his new book, “Management Mess to Leadership Success: 30 Challenges to Become the Leader You Would Follow”. His book is a refreshing, unique take on the unseen side of management that is not often discussed. Taking on this role can be messy and it will be easier to find success with some sage advice. Many roadblocks can pop up on the way to creating a strong team and Scott offers valuable tips on how to thoughtfully face challenges head-on. Are you ready to hone your skills and become a boss that your employees will love and respect? Join us for Scott’s teachings on strengthening your leadership skills.   [00:00:00] A Great Leader is a Vulnerable Leader [00:05:55] Don’t be Fooled, Management is Messy [00:11:30] Courage to Lead Difficult Conversations [00:18:21] Honest Feedback Can Be Priceless  [00:26:25] Make Time to Form Solid Relationships [00:33:22] Take Time to Clearly Define Your Intent

What do you see when you look in the mirror? Do you feel that you are at your personal best? There is no denying that our physical health is closely linked to our overall well-being. If you aren't feeling top notch, need more energy, or just a boost of self esteem, there are some simple steps you can follow to find yourself again. Jason Phillips, Founder and CEO of iN3 Nutrition, shares his story that unfortunately began with recovering from anorexia and led to a path of wellness that has had a ripple effect on many others. He explains why it’s necessary to break unhealthy habits and thought processes in order to have the life you’ve always dreamed of. Jason also tells us that it’s possible to maintain a healthy lifestyle without sacrificing everything that you love. At the Nutritional Coaching Institute, he and his team have developed application based courses, and he explains that understanding theory is great but you really must know how to apply those theories to your life. If you’re ready to change your life, listen in for Jason’s four core principles to create a better you.  [00:00:00] Facing Yourself in the Mirror [00:05:26] From Anorexia to a Nutrition [00:11:30] A Healthy Paradigm Shift [00:18:21] The Meaning of Macro Diet [00:25:38] Using Practical Application [00:33:21] Four Healthy Core Principles 

Staying social and active are some of the key factors in maintaining a healthy lifestyle as we age. There is a rising separation between the older and newer generations as technology advances which can actually hinder the aging population’s lifestyles. Depression, loneliness, and degradation of health in the elderly can be fought with the introduction of a social robotic companion, ElliQ. Dor Skuler, CEO and Founder of Intuition Robotics, explains how their latest invention can help seniors stay engaged, connected, and feeling well in the digital age. If you know someone that could use a social companion find out how this cognitive robot can help preserve independence in the second half of life. After that, we learn about the value of social media marketing with Travis Chambers, Founder and Chief Media Hacker of Chamber.Media. He explains clever strategies that can be used to increase your views and shares, as well as helping you understand the benefits of an ad funnel. Travis shares his career success story that began with a viral YouTube video titled “The real meaning of MPH”, and was skyrocketed by a Turkish Airlines commercial featuring Kobe Bryant and Lionel Messi. Hear his tips on making the most of your marketing distribution budget and increasing your brand awareness. [00:00:00] Stay Connected with ElliQ [00:06:01] Learn Something New Every Day [00:11:35] The Importance of a Consultant [00:18:26] Shareable Social Over Viral [00:25:32] Increase Your Brand Awareness [00:33:27] Ad Funnels Convert to Profit

There’s is nothing quite like the feeling of your excited dog greeting you with pure joy the moment you walk in your front door. There is a company that has captured that feeling in a brand and we talk with Co-Founder of Dog is Good, Gila Kurtz, about how they did it. Their stylish, four-legged friend accessories have managed to resonate with customers hearts and can be found everywhere from Advanced Auto to Nordstrom. Find out how you can conquer the entrepreneurial setbacks when you're turning your passion into a career and where you can pick up a t-shirt that sums up the sentiment you feel for your canine best friend. Then, we discuss the value of a trusted relationship with strategic partner, Kevin Thompson, who has made over 600 successful business partnerships. Kevin explains how he began forming these symbiotic connections and what they have helped him achieve in his career. Join us to learn how to surround yourself with a solid network of entrepreneurs, avoid certain mistakes, and find success while helping others achieve it as well. [00:00:00] Capturing Lightning in a Bottle [00:04:57] A Leap of Faith for Your Passion [00:11:30] Show Up to Face Challenges [00:18:21] Value of a Trusted Relationship [00:26:02] Connect with High-Quality Clients [00:33:21] Create Solid Strategic Partnerships

Our character is often formed by the experiences of our past and the choices we make on how to deal with those experiences. It turns out that with a little hard work, we can change the narrative we’ve written in our minds and become more successful people. We begin the hour with Megan Fenyo, Founder of the I Am Enough Movement and Author of “You Are Enough”, who explains how through her struggles she found strength. She shares her story about an abusive childhood, a toxic marriage, and how, after it all, she took back her life. Hear five steps that can help you overcome your negative self-talk and pave a new path toward success. Then, we learn about the power of giving back from Andrew Steel, lead actor in Wish Man, and Founder and President of Flicks 4 Change. He discusses the amazing opportunity he’s been given to play Frank Shankwitz, Founder of Make-A-Wish Foundation, in the film. Andrew also explains how he learned that service to those in need comes before personal rewards and how that principle has made an enormous impact on his life. If you are ready to be a part of something bigger, listen for Andrew’s tips on helping others while your own dreams are realized. [00:00:00] Overcoming Toxic Thought Patterns [00:05:45] Moving From Struggles to Strength [00:11:30] Five Steps to Knowing You’re Enough [00:18:20] Giving Back Against All Odds [00:26:03] Mysterious Ways of The Universe [00:33:21] Give Back First, Rewards Later

Business can be all about connections and the advice you share with fellow entrepreneurs is valuable. There is now a way that you can make your time equal money. Troy Roques, Director of Strategic Partnerships and Business Development for Symposium, discusses how the Symposium app allows you to set a rate for your time and get paid up front for that coffee or lunch business meeting. This app can even give kids the opportunity to sign up for tutoring and make some extra money. Are you looking for a safe side hustle for you or someone in your family? Learn more now. Then, how you deal with your experiences helps define your identity and the Coach’s Coach, Travis Brady of Next Generation Coaching, explains how choosing a positive path can lead to success. He also tells us how he learned to look past his physical attributes and realize that he was capable of conquering his goals. Tune in for Travis’ tips on guiding others with what you had to learn the hard way.   [00:00:00] Value of Reputation and Time [00:05:19] It’s All About Connections [00:11:30] Your Struggle is Your Story [00:18:21] You Are More Than Your Body [00:26:30] Choosing Positive Transformation [00:33:21] Identity Through Experiences

The world is full of temptation and there are those out there trying to help many steer clear of taking the wrong path. Unfortunately, pornography has a scary underbelly and Doug Osmond, Director of Nonprofit Development for Fight the New Drug, explains the effort they are putting behind educating the public on this growing problem. Understanding how the porn industry is linked to human trafficking and hearing about the scientific effects it can have on one’s brain may open your eyes to a scary world you didn’t know existed. Learn more about how you can help others fight this addiction. Then, are you working too much and letting life fly by? It’s time to start making the most of your money and Chris Miles, Cash Flow Expert and Anti-Financial Advisor for Money Ripples, joins us to discuss how you can reallocate your funds in order to have a more relaxed way of living. Taking an equal look at your income and expenses can make it possible to free up cash flow that you didn’t realize was being misused. Tune in for more on financial freedom and Chris’ book, Beyond Rice and Beans, which can help you live comfortably without sacrificing what you love. [00:00:00] Opening Your Eyes to a Problem [00:06:10] FIGHTERS Stand Up to Educate [00:11:30] Be a Voice, Spread the Message [00:18:21] Help From an Anti-financial Advisor [00:26:30] Reallocate Funds, Free Up Time [00:33:21] The Cash Flow You’ve Been Missing

The housing market is a roller coaster of exciting investments and there is more than one way to get in on the action. Co-founder and CEO of Wholesaling, Inc., Cody Hofhine, joins us to discuss their unique way to use real estate to your advantage. If you’re diligent, study the laws of the states you’re doing business in, and market correctly then wholesaling doesn’t require a realtor’s license. Cody explains the importance of discovering the story behind deeply discounted properties in order to help sellers solve the problem they are faced with. Assigning a contract or double closing on a property, depending on the state, can offer speed and convenience to sellers in a tight situation and put money in your pocket. If you have the courage to fail your way forward, not let life tell you no, and forge your own path to the life you dream of then listen to Cody’s tips now.   [00:00:00] Break the Mold, Do it Your Way [00:05:43] Creating a New Path to Success [00:11:30] Let Drive and Hustle Replace Funds [00:18:21] Solve Problems with the Real Story [00:27:46] Take Massive Imperfect Actions [00:33:21] Completely Avoid Analysis Paralysis

Opinions That Count and Five Cultural Pillars: Do you really want to know what your consumers are thinking? Well, there is a way to shift through influencers and hear the opinions of your loyal followers! Mike Donoghue, Founder and CEO of Alpha Group, and Kyle Lelli, General Manager of The Tylt, join us to explain their brilliant platform that can help businesses capture the pulse of their target audience. Hear how The Tylt, Pigeon, Project Text, and Elsewhere can help your company thrive and deliver what your customers crave. Then, we learn about the culture and values behind a company that was started by a man with a troubled past. Cameron Mitchell, Author of “YES IS THE ANSWER. WHAT IS THE QUESTION?”, explains the five cultural pillars that he founded his restaurant chain on. Cameron Mitchell Restaurants puts their people first and that appreciation is passed on to their guests. If you’re ready to define your mission and crush your goals then listen now for Cameron’s tips that will set you on the right path.    [00:00:00] Share Your Opinion Where It Counts [00:05:32] Showcase Topics with Real-Time Polling [00:11:31] Capture Opinions of Target Audience [00:18:21] It All Began with Culture and Values [00:28:07] Built by Our People For Our People [00:33:22] Integrity, Hard Work, and Goal Setting

Cultivate a Caring Culture and Activate Your Inner Artist: In business, it’s important to appreciate your employees so they have the confidence to take care of their customers. Dr. David Rodriguez, Global Chief Human Resources Officer of Marriott International, discusses the importance of building a strong culture for your company. Leaders that actually walk the talk help transform an ordinary moment into a special experience. Hear stories about how the Marriott family planted the seeds for a solid, caring business team. Next, we step into the world of creativity and explore the possibilities that it can open up. Matt Ross, Founder and CEO of One River School of Art and Design, shares why he felt compelled to start a school that would expand minds. Matt explains that their courses really spice things up by taking away the boredom factor that can sneak in when taking a single focus art medium class. Tune in for tips on finding the inspiration to chase your passion and create the career of your dreams. [00:00:00] Bring Your Spirit to Work with You [00:06:12] Become a Leader Who Really Cares [00:11:30] Culture is the Life Blood of a Company [00:18:20] Art is Essential to Your Wellness [00:27:15] Boredom is Creativity’s Greatest Enemy [00:33:21] Excite Your Brain, Chase Your Passion

You’ll hear it throughout your life often enough, “That’s impossible!” Surely, Author of “I'mpossible: Desire.Dream.Do” and Motivational Speaker of Griffin Motivation, Jeff Griffin, is no stranger to the world impossible. He heard enough after a tragic accident about how he’d never walk again, he’d never be able to have kids, and he’d never get married in his condition. Through willpower and ‘choosing to succeed’ Jeff has transformed his life after becoming paralyzed in a painting accident. Today, he has four kids, a beautiful wife, and recently climbed a mountain (on his feet!), and wants to teach you how you can use the principles he’s learned to enrich your life and business. Up next, we chat with a Life Coach who has had the benefit of being coached herself by many great minds, like Steven Covey, Robert Kiyosaki, and Jack Kenfield. Tiffany Peterson of TiffanySpeaks.com discusses the power of the self care tool box and learning how to cope with our emotions. There are no new emotions, Tiffany says, and it’s how we deal with our emotions when they are triggered that counts. Tiffany also challenges us to choose the kind of person we want to become every day, month and year, and then take steps to become that person, and trust ourselves along the way. Tune in for more sage wisdom.  [00:00:00] Facebook Opens Door to New Friendships [00:05:25] Shattered Spine Dashes Football Dreams [00:11:30] Success is a Choice with Three Parts [00:18:21] Tiffany Peterson’s Storied Background [00:25:46] Choose Who You Are and Trust Yourself [00:33:22] Develop Your Self Care Tool Box