Gordon joins me today to share his amazing experience when he went on the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage. He describes the moment he realized he wanted to walk the pilgrimage and how he prepared for it. He discusses some of the memorable moments and the great people he met along the way. Gordon also explains why a bad photo of himself during the last day of the walk is his favorite.

So, you’ve cleared the distractions.  The chaos has quieted down.  Now what?  They say nothing is more frightening than the “blank canvas.”  

Bill is followed by thousands on Twitter because of his grounded and thoughtful discussion on “character” and what it means to be man in today’s society.  There is no shortage of men online raging at the “me too” movement, espousing meals of red meat and nails, and competing for the most grueling morning routine.  Bill comes at this tricky subject matter with the sober passion and humility of a man who truly wants to grow, contribute, and lead.  His viral Twitter thread of “uncomfortable truths,” (pinned tweet here) is a profound example of what he has learned to date.  Whether you agree with his “truths” or not, you cannot help but respect the conversation.

Anthony joins me today to share his story, his experiences growing up, and what made him choose to start his business. He describes what an identity shift is and how it factors into unlocking our true potential. He explains how his coaching program works and who qualifies for them. Anthony also shares some of the struggles he experienced in life and how he overcame them.

Nothing I have found has been more powerful in shifting the dynamics or perspective of a life or business situation than the ancient Hawaiian practice of Ho’oponopono.

By redefining it as “The Ability to Respond.” 

“The only task in your life and mine is the restoration of our Identities, our minds, back to their original state of void or zero.” – Ihaleakala Hew Len, PhD.

Welcome to a gritty conversation about success. Michael Dash hustled his way to an incredibly successful business, only to find out the costs of grinding it out to the exclusion of other parts of his life.  Michael takes us through his ups and downs as an entrepreneur and business man, his struggle with addiction, a year’s long law suit and how curiosity lead him to healing and freedom.  

Fred joins me today to discuss how we can engage other people with opposing opinions and have a decent, productive conversation. He shares his passion for helping people communicate with each other better and describes the event that changed his perspective on life. He explains what trigger words are, what unconscious bias is, and the kind of topics people always avoid. Fred also shares tips for making sure you have a dialogue with another person - instead of a debate.

How do I lift the heaviness and the burden of the dictionary’s definition of “Responsibility?”  

“the state or fact of having a duty to deal with something or of having control over someone.  Synonyms: blame, fault, guilt, culpability, liability”

By redefining it as “The Ability to Respond.”