Excel Radio

The skills that will help you build a good business are the same skills that will help you live a happier, more fulfilling personal life. Michael J. Gelb, best selling author of the book The Art of Connection, joins Dr. Zyrowski in discussing the core elements that are necessary to build good relationships.

As Michael explains, good relationships are the cornerstone to a variety of different areas of happiness and success in life. Good relationships are a critical element in implementing good ideas, developing innovative culture in the workplace, generating revenue, and having a happy home life. His advice is predicated on his experience as well as thorough research in the areas of neuroscience and psychology.

In this episode, Michael Gelb discusses the basic principles that he teaches in his book The Art of Connection and the importance of each in your journey to making and deepening good quality relationships.   You’ll learn:

• Recognizing the importance of connecting
• How to focus on the connection instead of on the transaction by connecting before solving
• How to understand how challenging communication is
• How emotions are scientifically contagious
• Why you want to be “a glow worm”
• How to achieve the Three Liberations
• What your personality type is
• How to identify your limitations and move beyond them
• How to manage and transform conflict

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Marijuana isn’t just about getting high; this plant has been used for thousands of years in Eastern Medicine, and now research can prove the medicinal benefits of tis plant. But now science has taken it a step further. We are able to get all the benefits of weed without getting high through the use of cannabidiol (CBD).

There is much confusion on this topic of CBD vs. weed. But our CBD expert James Sol Radina with BioCBD comes on the show to clear up the misinformation and help you learn about CBD. You see, cannabis is a family name that consists of the hemp plant (male part) and the marijuana plant (female). CBD is found in marijuana and hemp, as is THC. Although both CBD and THC are naturally found in cannabis plants, THC is the part that gets you high. CBD is used for medicinal purposes, without any anxiety or psychoactivity. 

CBD from hemp is 100% legal in all 50 states and 40+ other countries. But like everything, all CBD products are not created equal. Some CBD oils have poor bioavailability, with only 5-10% of the CBD actually being used in your body. But CBD products like BioCBD are 100% bioavailable and are free from chemical additives. BioCBD products are naturally extracted from the hemp plant using curcumin, one of the world’s most powerful compounds on the planet.

In this episode, Dr. Zyrowski & James discuss the benefits of CBD extracts and CBD oils for everything from athletic recovery, sports performance, sleeping, pain, stress, anxiety, neurological disorders, and even cancer. They review just a few of the thousands of CBD healing stories, including Little Lance. He’s been 3 years bout free from his Chron’s disease thanks to CBD. James also reveals three different ways to utilize CBD and when to use each.

In this episode:

• What is CBD? What is THC? 
• Why using cannabidiol does NOT make you high
• The 100% legal way to get all the health benefits of weed without marijuana
• What CBD really is and isn’t
• Is CBD right for you?
• The amazing therapeutic benefits CBD
• Best way to use cannabidiol: Topically vs. Capsules vs. Vape Pens
• How to get CBD that is 100% bioavailable
• What is the difference between Hemp & Marijuana?
• Why many are using cannabis therapy to promote health
• BioCBD’s powerful secret sauce that supports anti-aging and is anti-inflammatory

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If are struggling with depression or know someone who is, then you must know that there’s hope! Dr. Nick Zyrowski helps his patients beat depression naturally with these 6 alternative therapies.

In many cases, the medical treatments for depression are scary and risky. Anti-depressants and anti-anxiety medications are prescribed like candy and yet there are serious side effects associated with such medications. Dr. Nick has seen these side-effects with people he knows and cares about. 

Depression is a serious matter and cannot be taken lightly. Working to fight depression begins with optimizing the body and doing so naturally. Understanding that there are natural ways to beat depression is one thing. Knowing what to do is another.

In this episode, Dr. Zyrowski emphasizes 6 natural ways to beat depression, the same 6 methods he uses with his consulting clients to restore their brains and bodies to full working potential so they can enjoy life.

In this episode…

1. #1 thing to do to instantly improve your state of mind.
2. The number one neurotransmitter to boost for those with depression.
3. The best test to take if you’re suffering from depression.
4. What is mindful meditation and how can it help?
5. Best practice for your brain and body
6. The proper fuel for your body.

Show Note Links: Topics Dr. Zyrowski discussed during the podcast

Are you completely satisfied? If not, do you have dreams, aspirations or goals? Some coaches ask: “How bad do you want it?” Well cornerman coach Dr. Jeff Spencer says there’s much more to goal achievement than desire and focus; it’s the methodology that counts.

Dr. Jeff Spencer was an Olympian. He has helped 45 Olympic championships. His champion mindset is one that has allowed him to be not a coach, not a mentor, but a cornerman to high-performing individuals. Over the last forty years, Dr. Jeff has had the privilege to be a cornerman to some of our generation’s greatest achievers, from Tiger Woods to U2, Bulletproof to Nike.

While on the show. Dr. Spencer discusses why 85% of people have goal frustration. They know that they want and can achieve more, but don’t know what else they could do to achieve their goals. According to Dr. Spencer, you can’t just want it bad enough, try harder, or dream bigger and make those things happen out of nothing. There’s a specific path and skills needed to get there. The 10 historically proven steps to achieve your biggest goals are what he has coined as the “Goal Achievement Roadmap”.

In this episode of Excel Radio, Dr. Jeff Spencer discusses:

1. Why 85% of people have goal frustration
2. What is his #1 advice to entrepreneurs
3. Why no one wins alone
4. His 10 step methodology of goal achievement, The Goal Achievement Roadmap
5. The best advice to go next level with your health
6. How to identify the right goals for you
7. What must be done first before you start pursing your goals

If you knew the coordinates to the fountain of youth, would you make the trip? Who wouldn’t, right? It isn’t exactly the fountain of youth, but Dan Sullivan believes it to be the next best thing. 

Dan Sullivan is the creator of his own Strategic Coaching Program based in Toronto, ON Canada. Dan started his coaching in 1989. Currently, he has approximately 3000 clients, 120 employees, and 15 other coaches.

In the age we live, new methods and procedures are being developed frequently; however, if you don’t have the mindset to take advantage then they won’t do you any good. Reprocessing your own stem cells & bi-passing pharmaceutical companies certainly affects their bottom lines. On top of that, things are becoming faster and more affordable. It is up to YOU - and YOU only - to take control of YOUR health.

Instead of letting Dan's success come as at the expense of his health, he fosters better health in his 70s than he did in his 30s. Dan constantly is searching out ways to optimize his health and cure the common signs of aging, so he can live well into his 100s.

 In this episode, you’ll learn…

Want to stay looking young and feeling young longer? Want to know the BEST anti-aging product on the market? Of course you do!

Collagen is a buzz topic right now, and for good reason. Collagen is “like the glue that holds us together”, as it is the primary building block of skin, hair, nails, bones, tendons, joints, and cartilage. As we age, the production of collagen slows and our skin begins to sag, our hair becomes brittle, and our joints begin aching. A vital way to rejuvenate your body and stay youthful is to supplement with collagen. Collagen is also renowned for its gut-healing properties. Tune in to figure out how to start using this superfood daily and which product to choose.

With the holiday season approaching, consider gifting health to your loved ones. Fitness trackers have come a long way in the last few years, and the data collected by them could save your life (or the life of your loved ones). The real-time data collected from fitness trackers can help you adjust your lifestyle to achieve more effective workouts, better health, more restful sleep, and a healthier heart. Dr. Zyrowski compares which fitness trackers are the best overall health trackers on the market.

In this episode…

Refuel with October’s signature fruit. The best defense against the flu (and it’s not the flu shot). All this and more we discuss in this week’s episode.

Dr. Zyrowski totes that pumpkins are more than just décor. Pumpkins contain nutrients such as alpha and beta-carotene, nutrients that are associated with longevity. Although you may have heard bananas being referenced as “nature’s energy bar”, cooked pumpkin actually has more refueling potassium. Potassium helps restore the body’s electrolytes post-workout, which is why Dr. Zyrowski encourages it’s consumption for optimal performance. Ashleigh gives cooking tips and recipe suggestions for using fresh pumpkin.

But don’t toss the seeds! Pumpkin seeds are little treasures that are extremely rich in zinc, magnesium, potassium, protein, essential fatty acids and B vitamins, which are important for immunity, energy, and balanced hormones.

With the seasonal change comes the threat of “seasonal” illnesses like colds and flus. But that’s just a myth. The truth is that we are exposed to viruses and bacteria every day of our lives; the thing determining who gets sick and who stays well is NOT the presence of the viruses or bacteria – it is the state of our IMMUNE FUNCTION. Dr. Zyrowski discuses the most effective way to keep your immune system in tip-top shape during the winter months so you can avoid the flu and thrive!

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Halloween, Thanksgiving & Christmas…all three holidays revolve around sugar. Sugar is bitter-sweet. Sure, it tastes good, but what it does to your brain and your body is sickening, literally.

Sugar is an addictive substance that is linked to various types of disease, including weight loss resistance, cancer, diabetes, heart disease and more. Why? Because it single handedly drives inflammation in the body, throwing off your hormones, and wreaks havoc on nearly every system in your body.

The average American is consuming 130 pounds of sugar a year. This is 26x more than our ancestors did a hundred years ago. You may be thinking that you only eat sweets occasionally. But sugar hides in 74% of packaged food. What’s more, bread, rice, pasta, and cereal have the same effect on your body as sugar, contributing to the problem.

Want to know why you should quit sugar? Want to learn how to stop eating it? Then you’ll need to tune in this week’s episode.

Sugar hides under many names. In fact, there are at least 61 different names for sugar listed on food labels. These include:

High fructose corn syrup, barley malt, Barbados sugar, beet sugar, brown sugar, buttered syrup, can juice, cane sugar, caramel, corn syrup, corn syrup solids, confectioners sugar, carob syrup, castor sugar, date sugar, dehydrated can juice, demerara sugar, dextran dextrose, diastatic malt, diatase, ethyl maltol, free flowing brown sugar, fructose, fruit juice, fruit juice concentrate, glucose, glucose solids, golden sugar, grape sugar, honey, maple syrup, icing sugar, invert sugar, lactose , malt, maldextrin, maltose, malt syrup, molasses, muscovado, panocha, powdered sugar, raw sugar, refiners syrup, rice syrup, sorbitol, sorghum syrup, sucrose, sugar, treacle, sucralose

A little discipline goes a long way. Fasting is an incredible healing tool that’s humans and animals have been practicing for centuries. Only recently, with the abundance of food at our fingertips, has fasting become a thing of the past. 

However simple fasting may sound, it is an incredibly powerful (yet overlooked) tool for healing the body. Through fasting, you can actually turn on “good genes”, allowing your DNA to express health. Fasting flips the epigenetic switch in your body to genetically be a better version of yourself.

There are many different kinds of fasts, but in this episode, Dr. Zyrowski discusses the top four and how you can begin reaping the 6 shocking and life-changing health benefits of fasting.

In this episode…

• 4 methods of fasting that you can do
• Why our ancestors fasted
• How eating less can boost your metabolism
• How fasting influences your insulin sensitivity
• What fasting does to the brain
• How fasting can protect you from diseases like Alzheimers, Parkinsons, Diabetes, and Cancer
• The secret to aging slower and staying younger
• How to boost the anti-aging hormone HGH through fasting
• Why an unhealthy gut = unhealthy skin, and what fasting can do to help
• Why bone broth is a superfood, and how it can heal your leaky gut

Intermittent fasting articles

Can women really do and have it all? Sylvie McCracken is proof that women can! Sylvie McCracken is a female entrepreneur, wife & mother.

Sylvie didn’t start her business with trust fund money. She didn’t have things “handed to her”. She’s worked her tail off and has learned through experience how to start and grow a business while raising a family. Her unique perspective will really hit home to the female business professionals.

Time management is an essential skill every entrepreneur must learn, and Sylvie discusses practical strategies that she implements. She talks about how important it is to learn to say no, valuing your time, automating and delegating, and when it’s time to outsource. We also discuss how passive income is crucial to every entrepreneur’s success.

Brand. Spankin. New. That’s what this podcast is…

This was our first live Q&A podcast on Facebook. My wife Ashleigh and I came onto the show to share with our listeners what’s new and exciting at NuVision Excel. We talked about:

I have a future brain. I am impatient. I am an initiator. I am a taker. I direct and control. I’m a fixer. I’m an emotional vault. And I want to capitalize on who I am.

Live on this week’s episode, Steve Sisler, lead behavioral analyst at The Behavioral Resource Group, conducts a personality assessment of myself! Prior to the show, I took his personality profile assessments and sent the results over to him. On the show, we discuss how understanding our wiring and how we function in the world can help us fit in the right spot so it works for everyone. Then he dives into what my personality type and how I view the world.

Although I don’t live and die by these sorts of tests, I do find them to be extremely interesting. I think we can all benefit from learning more about ourselves so that we can be more aware of our influence on others and on situations. I’m a life-long learner, and I believe there’s always room for improvement. That’s why I chose to be real with all of you and lay it all out on the line. You’ll learn more about me in this episode than you have on any episode thus far.

Working with clients in more than 18 nations, Steve gathers behavioral, emotional, and attitudinal information on individuals within corporate and personal settings and develops strategies for effective leadership, teamwork, and entrepreneurial success. He has seen how behavioral analyses can improve performance and output of in the corporate setting, recently increasing performance of one company 40% in 18 months, simply by putting the right people in the right positions for their personality.

If you’re in a struggling relationship and want to do something about it, Steve Sisler can help. If you don’t know where you fit in the world, Steve can give you direction and clarity. If you are ready to boost output at your corporation, then get Steve on the phone. He’ll help you understand your next steps.

Most people are stressed. High achievers have even more stress than the average Joe. Stress causes the body to release cortisol, which causes chronic inflammation in the body, leading to things such as weight gain, hair loss, breakdown of muscle tissue, depression, anxiety, memory loss, and cancer. This is why it’s critical to find the solution to stress. The author of “The Stress Solution”, Dr. Arthur Ciaramicoli, states that by controlling negative thinking and eliminating cognitive distortion, we can see things as they are and not drive this stress response in the body.

To give you an idea of just how extreme this stress epidemic is, here are just a few of the statistics. 75% of Americans state that they suffer physically or psychologically from stress everyday. 75% of visits to primary care physicians last year were due to stress. And 50% of Americans state they wake up every night due to stress. 

Those numbers are staggering. The stress epidemic has amplified dramatically in the last few years. Americans have fewer friends, trusts rates are down, prejudice rates are up, and empathy is down. “Being busy” is the definition of successful.  

That’s why Dr. Arthur Ciaramicoli decided to write a book specifically to solve this daunting epidemic. Dr. Arthur and I discuss how stress is mainly caused by perception. Being able to perceive accurately is the key to decrease stress, says Dr. Arthur. Not only is stress psychological, there’s also a stress response that happens on a biological level. When we release the stress hormone cortisol on a regular basis, it causes negative thinking, inflammation, weight gain, hair loss, break down of muscle tissue, flabbiness, depression, anxiety and memory loss.

By being more empathetic, we can produce calming neurochemicals naturally. Dr. Arthur discusses the fact that Americans are medication-oriented, trying to fix internal problems with external agents. He states that it is critical to discover the cause. Through empathy and cognitive behavioral therapy, we can stop the stress response, while developing deeper relationships with those around us.

Currently in private practice, Dr. Ciaramicoli has been on the faculty of Harvard Medical School for several years, lecturer for the American Cancer Society, Chief Psychologist at Metrowest Medical Center, and director of the Metrowest Counseling Center and of the Alter­native Medicine division of Metrowest Wellness Center in Framingham, Massachusetts.

In this episode…

• Why stress has become a chronic problem in today’s world.
• Stress is a driver of inflammation.
• What stress does to the body.
• Why high-achieving people are the most stressed and most likely to develop illnesses that stem from chronic stress and inflammation.
• Empathy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) are the most comprehensive self-help tool to date.
• Sympathy vs. empathy.
• Why certain people overreact to stressful situations.
• Perception is key to reducing stress.
• Six steps to become empathetic and develop deep, lasting relationship with those around you.

Jeremy Hendon and I share many of the same passions and interests, specifically those in the area of nutrition and human performance. Although everyone understands the “common sense” aspects of health (eat more vegetables, move more, drink water, etc.), there are some massive gaps in our health (sick) care system.

One of these “gaps” that we discuss is stress. Typically, we view stress as a purely psychological state. However, our entire biochemistry distorts when stressors are present. Stressors can include toxins, poor food choices, thoughts, traumas, and electromagnetic fields. But one stress that is less commonly discussed is our need for a community. Historically, humans lived in tribes. But with the agricultural revolution, the industrial revolution, and now the technological revolution, this changed. Although we may be constantly tweeting/snapchatting/instagramming, we are more alienated than ever. This is a massive source of stress.

Another “gap” is the biomarkers that mainstream medicine is looking to for measures of health and/or disease. Unfortunately, most doctors are still running the wrong tests and looking at the wrong data to access a person’s physical well-being. The true biomarkers of health can be obtained through functional lab tests, but these are being run by only a select group of practitioners, and are rarely financially covered by insurance companies. True biomarkers of health give a more accurate assessment of health, and can be used to prevent disease all together. This is why both Jeremy and I are so passionate about sharing this information, as it could the lives of hundreds, nay thousands of people. 

In this episode…

Food is an investment in your health and your future. Alon Ozery’s philosophy of using quality ingredients and crafting them with heart has allowed him to grow his business idea into a successful corporation, while delivering good quality and good tasting food to people across the continent.

Brendan Riding’s passion is to teach people how to easily reverse chronic pain and correct their posture using simple biomechanics and exercise. Through is passion, he invented a back support device called Posture PT. This back support can be attached to any chair (office, home, or car), helping to maintain proper spinal posture, and therefore maximize overall function of the body.

Brendan has a wildly high success rate when working with potential surgery candidates. In fact, he’s helps 19 out of every 20 people avoid surgery through the lifestyle changes he recommends, including posture, dietary changes, exercises, stretches, and meditation. He makes a really important point: it’s not inevitable that you will age and deteriorate, needing medications and/or surgery. Surgery makes a lot of money. Proactive measures do not. So answers go in that direction.

Through talking with Brendan, I found out that poor posture (sitting in particular) has a stronger correlation to lowered life expectancy than smoking!

I’ve written about proper posture while using technology before, but this new information is staggering.

During our interview, he dives in to just how detrimental our sedentary lifestyle is to our health as a whole, causing hormone irregularities and structural aches and pains, all while aging us prematurely.

Ridings uses a great analogy about a car and how we must fundamentally fix the alignment of our body so we don’t wear down.

In addition to the lack of motion in our lives, our diets also play a significant role in aging our bodies by increasing inflammation and therefore the risk of illnesses like diabetes, cancer and heart disease. These “big killers” are rampant in our society, making the simple strategies that Brendan suggests in this podcast almost brainless.

Want the most power-packed foods in your diet to skyrocket your brain function, health and performance? Then you need to fuel your body with superfoods to become superhuman. Superfoods are the most nutrient-dense in antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, fatty acids, and probiotics. Learn what they are and how to get the most bang for your buck during your meals. We include practical uses for each of the 20 superfoods discussed, along with how they transform your body.

Things are changing so quickly in our world. If you don’t change and adapt, you’ll fall behind. It’s absolutely essential (both personally and professionally) to use innovative thinking and create implementable strategies to make your goals a reality.  This is why I want you to meet Mitch Matthews.  Mitch is a success coach, keynote speaker, the best-selling author of Ignite, and the host of the wildly successful podcast Dream. Think. Do. Mitch works with individuals, teams, and organizations, helping them to redirect their thinking and therefore maximize their creativity and progress.  In this episode, we discuss how to ask yourself better questions, giving yourself permission to dream, retraining your brain, promoting a spirit of hopefulness, and crushing worry and stress. 

We are living in a high-stress world. We expect ourselves to be superhuman and rarely give ourselves time to relax and feel safe in our own bodies. Our hormones and nervous system are turned on high, affecting our health and gene expression. That’s why positive psychology and wellness coach, Kayleigh Pleas, makes it her mission to help busy, stressed out individuals in both private, group, and corporate settings. In this episode, Kayleigh discusses how stress affects our health, sleep and mental status. She’s reviews practical tips to gain mindfulness, de-stress, and find peace and happiness in a demanding society.

Apps that Kayleigh mentions:

Meet MMA Hall of Famer, Adam Singer. Adam and his brother Rory, or the “Singer Brothers” as they are collectively known throughout the Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) community, have been training together for a quarter century. Adam, coach of the most famous MMA Fighter Forrest Griffin, has been voted Coach of the Year three times. Adam's reputation as one the top coaches in the United States has contributed to The Hardcore Gym’s enormous success. In this episode, he discussed what it takes to be the best, in both the fighting world and business world.

SPECIAL OFFER IN THIS EPISODE!  Cooking healthy doesn’t have to take a lot of time, effort or money.  Ashleigh and Dr. Nick Zyrowski discuss how their new book, Heal Yourself Cookbook, can help you learn how to use food as medicine and nourish your body with tasty meals. Heal Yourself Cookbook is a recipe and diet guide that contains all grain-free, sugar-free, hassle-free recipes that were designed for busy families.  

Get the edge in today’s high-paced world with these crucial performance strategies. Unlike the drug in the movie Limitless, nootropics offers enhanced brain function without the nasty side-effects. Dr. Andrew Hill discusses the building blocks for a high-powered brain, which include a high fat, high protein, low carb diet; proper quality and quantity of sleep; decreased chronic inflammation; and other high performance strategies. Other topics include smart drugs versus nootropics, meditation, hormone balancing, and increasing focus and energy. If you’re searching for brain enhancement techniques, don’t miss this episode!

Jason Connell, founder of Ignited Leadership, is a motivational speaker dedicated to helping young adults learn self-love and self-compassion. Jason discusses that our world has prioritized income and influence instead of improving the quality of life on earth. His mission is to help young adults connect with their authentic selves, realizing they are ok as they are. By doing so, he also helps individuals learn the art of reflection, the power of asking the right questions, the value of volunteering, and how to master their fear by overwhelming fears with confidence. In this episode, Jason also discusses his time-tested strategies on how to put your health first while traveling.

Fresh and Inspiring are two words to describe this podcast with Phil Randazzo. We discuss how to avoid falling in “The Gap”, as Dan Sullivan from Strategic Coach states. We review what the common denominator is amongst successful people. We further discuss how, in order to move the needle, you must self-evaluate often, self-educate constantly, put away distractions, and make your health a priority. We highlight two important projects that are giving back to the men and women in the military who are/have served our country. Phil has a diverse portfolio, but his primary passion is working with his non-profit organization American Dream U. American Dream helps soldiers get education and access to resources they need to find their dream job or to start a business of their own.

Many people don’t stick with a healthy diet and lifestyle because they become overwhelmed. They don’t feel like they have the time or energy to spend on making home-cooked meals. Let me introduce Orleatha Smith. She is the co-founder of 20 Dishes, a company designed to help you prep your week of meals in 60 minutes or less. We discuss her weight loss journey, kitchen hacks, batch cooking, meal prep, and other ways to drastically decrease your time in the kitchen while not compromising your nutrition.

Things don’t always go our way. Christine Hassler helps individuals overcome their disappointments in work, love, and life. As we’ve often discussed, our biggest challenges and struggles often shape who we are the most. She demonstrates how to harness and make the most out of the inevitable let-downs and how to avoid a “hangover” from such situations. In this episode, we dive into setting your mindset up for success, female fitness and nutrition, being a woman entrepreneur and what that looks like, and how taking care of yourself means “You Matter!” Christine is a Speaker, Life Coacher, and Author of 3 books, including her new release “Expectation Hangover”.

Jennifer Brouwer is an Entrepreneur and Interior Designer with a passion for aligning your space with your psychology. We discuss how the aesthetics of a room can promote productivity or cause negativity and chaos of the mind. She even discusses how beneficial the proper colors, organization, and layout of a room can be for your overall health.

Author of “Less Doing, More Living” Ari Meisel joins us to teach how we can free up our time and our minds.  Ari gives specific tools that you can use to optimize, outsource, and automate nearly everything in your life so you can be more productive and spend more time living.

Start your day with the hallmarks for success.  Dr. Zyrowski reviews the do’s and don’ts for beginning your day, so that you can lay the groundwork for productivity and positivity all day long.  The tactics in this episode are being used by many of the world’s top performing entrepreneurs, leaders, and athletes. 

In this episode, Dr. Zyrowski and Jeremy Hendon discuss various techniques to heal your body and change your mindset to get the most out of life.  They review the most important principle Jeremy teaches to make your life work better and how to make it happen.  Learn how to use pain to drive you forward, the importance of sleep for your health, the value of lab testing, and so much more.  Jeremy Hendon is the co-founder of Paleo Living Magazine. Jeremy also coaches people on how to love their life.

The functional lab tests Dr. Zyrowski and Jeremy Hendon discussed are found here:

Whether your traveling for business or pleasure, most people fall off their normal routines when they are away from home.  Don’t let your next trip be filled with caffeine, poor food choices, and lack of exercise. Instead, Mark Soisson and Dr. Zyrowski review how to prepare for a successful trip, how to eat healthy, and fun workout options while on the road.  You’ll be smooth sailing on your next trip, keeping your body and mind in tip-top shape.

Keeping our minds sharp with age is essential if we want to continue performing at high levels. Join Mark and I as we discuss the tell-tale signs of brain degeneration, how to stop it, and how to maximize your brain function for life. 

For those of you who struggle to make it through the day, you need to tune into this episode. Mark Soisson and I lay out exactly how to you can achieve all day energy.  We discuss the seven key strategies that will unlock your energy potential, turn your body into a fat burner, and allow you to perform without relying on stimulants like sugar and caffeine.

Learn how to get your perfect bathing suit body in the least amount of time possible. High intensity interval training (AKA HIIT) is the optimal way to exercise to turn your body into a fat burner because of its physiological effects on the body. You'll spend less time in the gym and more time burning fat outside of the gym. Jacqueline Schram and I discuss why it works and how to perform the Top 5 HIIT exercises.

Calculate Your Maximum Heart Rate

1. Subtract your age from 180.

2. Modify this number by selecting among the following categories the one that best matches your fitness and health profile:

a. If you have or are recovering from a major illness (heart disease, any operation or hospital stay, etc.) or are on any regular medication, subtract an additional 10.

b. If you are injured, have regressed in training or competition, get more than two colds or bouts of flu per year, have allergies or asthma, or if you have been inconsistent or are just getting back into training, subtract an additional 5.

c. If you have been training consistently (at least four times weekly) for up to two years without any of the problems just mentioned, keep the number (180–age) the same.  

d. If you have been training for more than two years without any of the problems listed above, and have made progress in competition without injury, add 5.

For example, if you are thirty years old and fit into category (b), you get the following:

  180–30=150. Then 150–5=145 beats per minute (bpm).

To find out more about what Dr. Zyrowski is up to:

This is one power-packed episode. Ameer Rosic, is a performance and life coach.  In this episode, he’ll coach you on how to win at life. He discusses areas including health, exercise, eating right, how to complete goals, and the importance of having a mentor.  Ameer is a high energy individual and I know you’ll be just as excited to transform your life using Ameer’s success tips.

Join me as I interview Doug Larson, co-owner of Faction Strength and Conditioning and co-host of the fitness podcast, Barbell Shrugged.  Doug gives practical and easy-to-implement exercise strategies. He also uncovers what athletes are eating to shed fat and gain lean muscle.  Whether you’re new to working out or are looking for ways to boost your workout to high performance, then you’ll want to hear what Doug has to say in this fitness episode.

In this episode, I talk with Jayson Gaignard about the highs and lows entrepreneurs experience, and how intimate the relationship is between the success of your business and your health. Jayson shares secrets on creating a life you love and the rituals he uses to manifest success as an entrepreneur.  Jayson is the founder of MasterMind Talks and the host of MMT Podcast.