Changing Your Footwear for Improved Health and Comfort with Gordon Hay

Gordon Hay
“People are throwing their lower bodies through so much exessive motion because our world’s not natural… and then everything backfires, and they go, ‘Oh no, what happened?'”
Gordon Hay

In this episode, we talk with Gordon Hay, who is the co-founder, inventor, and creative visionary for ALINE. ALINE is a foot services provider that has evaluated the lower body mechanics of over 100,000 diverse athletes including Olympic medalists, NFL players and PGA players. Gordon offers some guidelines on when to worry about what you’re wearing on your feet, how footwear choices can change the appearance of your body, and how to get your feet and legs working in harmony.

Balancing Financial and Service Opportunities by Giving Back with Dan Sutera

Dan Sutera
“I always wanted to do something good in the world and be of service, and it was always a heard call whether or not to pursue the tech or financial opportunities versus the service opportunities.”
Dan Sutera

I met Dan Sutera through the not-so-secret organization The Society, founded by Neil Strauss. If you haven’t heard of him, Dan is the co-founder and President of Futurism.com, the founder of ShareFile (later acquired by Citrix), and Vice-President of Product at Yext. In fact, he’s a six-time entrepreneur who has taken two tech startups from inception to Inc 500.

In this conversation, we focus primarily on his new nonprofit, Impact Network, which runs 10 e-learning based schools in rural Zambia. It’s clear that Dan is deeply passionate about this field, and he shares both that passion and his technical knowledge about running nonprofits in this podcast. For him, it’s clear that there’s a bigger mission than just making a bunch of money, and the real question is what do you do with that money once you’ve made it.

Filling Up Your Good Life Buckets with Jonathan Fields

Jonathan Fields
“Something can drop in your life as a source of great suffering and overtime become a source of great teaching.”
Jonathan Fields

For this episode I had the honor of speaking with award-winning author, serial entrepreneur, growth strategist, and podcaster Jonathan Fields. He is regularly featured in the media on outlets including the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, Business Week, USA Today, and many more. While he’s impressive in everything he does, I particularly admire his success in podcasting; his top-rated podcast, The Good Life Project, gets millions of listens in more than 150 countries.

His newest book, How to Live a Good Life, explores his concept of “good life buckets,” which we discuss in this podcast. It also includes 30 days of inspiring, actionable explorations to get you started on a path to possibility.

Knocking Down the Three Pillars of Fear with Ravé Mehta

Ravé Mehta
“How do you thrive versus just survive when you’re hit with the unexpected?”
Ravé Mehta

This week, we’re joined by the founder of Mehta Labs, Ravé Mehta. Mehta Labs creates technology and immersive experiences that support increasing human potential. Ravé has spent over 15 years researching and hacking fear to better understand how we can overcome these reactions and feelings. Ravé is also pioneer in the virtual reality industry, with nearly two decades of experience in using VR for accelerated learning. We discuss overcoming negative emotions, conquering fear, increasing your flow state and more.

Maintaining Relationships and Health Through Hormones and Behavior with John Gray

John Gray
“You’ve gotta define ‘What am I? What is me? Where am I independent?” And from that place of independence, bring something home, so to speak.”
John Gray

My guest on today’s show firmly believes that your grief is the gateway to your greatest good.

This week, we talk to John Gray – the author of Men Are From Mars, Women AreFrom Venus. This book is John’s most famous by far, and has been translated into 45 languages in over 100 countries. In this episode, he offers a lot of detailed information and advice (particularly for men) about how to best address relationship dynamics, hormone levels, and health.

Forging Connections and Influencing People with Neuromarketing Techniques with Roger Dooley

Roger Dooley
“Flattery has been shown to make the person you’re speaking with or flattering like you more and remember more of what you tell them.”
Roger Dooley

Roger Dooley, the founder of Dooley Direct and cofounder of College Confidential, talks in this interview about how to apply neuromarketing techniques to your own marketing endeavors. If you’re less interested in marketing, though, there are plenty of takeaway tips that you can use to help connect with (and influence) people in other spheres as well.

The Complex World of Vitamins, Methylation, and Your Health with Gregory Kunin

Gregory Kunin
“When you become in tune with your body, you get to know how you’re feeling, and you become very aware and conscious.”
Gregory Kunin

Gregory Kunin, the guest in this week’s episode, is the CEO and founder of Ola Loa Products. He’s Vice President of the National Health Federation and a serial entrepreneur. As a child, Greg suffered lead poisoning. And as a consequence, he’s on this life long quest to really help people with their health through, in particular, the use of vitamins. He’s here to share his insights on blood coagulation factors, genetic mutations, toxin-free diets and more.

Aiming for True Immortality with Youthful Vitality with Nick Delgado

Nick Delgado
“I like putting a kink in people’s belief system about health, and there’s going to be a lot of controversy over what I have to say, but there won’t be any controversy when I’m 130 years young.”
Nick Delgado

Did you know that quality sleep improves your hormones and your recovery? Here to discuss the importance of a good night’s sleep is health expert Nick Delgado. Nick is known for his research in anti-aging and fitness and is very knowledgeable about NLP. In addition to discussing sleep, Nick shares his tips on eating right, finding the right health tests and more.

Forging Connections and Authority with a Compelling Voice with Roger Love

Roger Love
“The words make you an expert, but the sounds make you believeable.”
Roger Love

Today we talk to Roger Love. Fortunately for all of us, Roger isn’t only a consultant to the stars. He’s sold over 100 million CDs and has written three top-selling books, which means he’s been able to reach an incredible number of people worldwide. And in this episode, he coaches Get Yourself Optimized listeners on how to develop a powerful, compelling voice. If you want to continue your vocal training, pre-order his newest book Set Your Voice Free, which came out on December 27th, 2016.

Creating a Company With a Dream, a Vision, a Purpose, and a Mission with Michael E. Gerber

Michael E. Gerber
“The job isn’t to fix the business you’ve got. The job is to create the company you want.”
Michael E. Gerber

Today I’m fortunate enough to have an incredible guest. Let’s start off with some hints to see if you can figure out who it is! He’s the mega-bestselling author of 28 E-Myth books, including The E-Myth, The E-Myth Revisited, and his newest book Beyond the E-Myth. Inc. Magazine has declared him the “World’s #1 Small Business Guru,” and his books and methods are taught at well over a hundred universities worldwide.

Have you figured it out yet? The answer, of course, is the renowned Michael E. Gerber. In this conversation, he gives incredible insight into creating and running a company, all gleaned from decades of experience. We learn in particular about OldCo versus NewCo, and the four distinct personalities of the “entrepreneur within.”