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In this new episode of Unlock Your Potential, I chat with Tom Wheelwright, CPA, entrepreneur, best-selling author, Rich Dad advisor & international authority on taxation.

We start the episode by delving into Tom's journey in tax planning for entrepreneurs and uncovering the common ground between entrepreneurs and tax planners.

In the middle of the episode, Tom explains the two rules every entrepreneur needs to know to understand the tax law about deductions.

Near the end of the episode, we reflect on a crucial point for entrepreneurship: see the obstacle as an opportunity instead of a barrier. Hear what Tom has to say about this.

I hope you enjoy this episode and learn some hacks to maximize your deductions and make your business more profitable.

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In this new episode, I chat with Mike Koenigs, an entrepreneur, author, speaker, and influential online personality.

We start the episode by discussing the concept of reinvention and pondering whether our life's purpose is fixed or evolves.

As the conversation progresses, we explore the importance of self-acceptance and being comfortable with our true selves as a catalyst for personal growth and evolution.

Towards the end of the episode, we explore the concept of the hero's journey and Mike reminds us that we don't have to have the worst life to be able to make a profound change.

I hope you enjoy this episode, and motivates you to discover how to reinvent yourself if you feel stuck.

Meet Carrie Sun, born in China and raised in Michigan, graduated early from MIT in Math and Finance, and author of Private Equity, her first book.

At the beginning of this episode, Carrie shares her journey as an immigrant’s daughter, recounting the challenges her family faced and how witnessing her parents' sacrifices molded her relentless work ethic.

Midway through, we delve into the topic of risk-taking. Carrie emphasizes the importance of unwavering focus on plan A only and cultivating an insane work ethic as key ingredients for success.

At the end of the episode, Carrie provides a crucial phrase that we should all keep in mind to train our brains to achieve success: "Success is against human nature" You'll want to hear this explanation.

I hope you found this episode deeply inspiring and that it ignites a newfound motivation within you to hone your work ethic and conquer your life's aspirations, regardless of the obstacles.

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Meet Coach Dar, an occupational, therapist and mental edge coach who has helped athletes create life-changing results.

At the start of the episode, Coach Dar shares her story that serves as a turning point in her life, revealing how a visit to the chiropractor led to a stroke and ultimately inspired her to embark on a mission to fix the world.

Halfway through the episode, we delve into the significance of the people around us in life's journey. Coach Dar’s advice on identifying patterns in new relationships is a must-listen.

Toward the end, we explore the concept of mental resilience. Discover how life's challenges act as muscles, strengthening our ability to face new obstacles and propel us forward.

I hope you enjoy this episode and gain valuable insights to build a more resilient mindset that helps you win in life.

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This new episode of Unlock Your Potential features Dr. Stan Tatkin, therapist, researcher, best-selling author and developer of the PACT Institute.

At the beginning of the episode, we delve into the psychology of relationships. Dr. Tatkin emphasizes the importance of a shared purpose for a stronger relationship.

Midway through, we explore how relationships influence every aspect of our lives. Dr. Tatkin sheds light on why prioritizing the couple system is crucial for your life's success.

Towards the end, we unveil the secrets for a secure functioning relationship. Discover the three key insights Dr. Tatkin shares to nurture a robust connection.

I hope you enjoy this episode and gain valuable insights for cultivating a stronger relationship with your partner.

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This new episode of Unlock Your Potential features Carol Roth, a “recovering” investment banker, content creator, bestselling author, entrepreneur, and media personality.

We start the episode with the story behind Carol's transition to become a “recovering” investment banker and the significance of finding the right partner as a key predictor of success.

Midway through the episode, we explore the intricate realm of money perception. The core issue lies in the manipulative power associated with shaping perceptions of money.

As we approach the end of the episode, we unpack the concept of the system. Carol shares her perspective on crafting a system that works for everyone can be the key for the economy.

I hope you enjoy this enriching conversation and gain valuable insights into Carol's experiences and thoughts on economy.

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In this new episode of Unlock Your Potential, I am thrilled to welcome back the insightful Dr. John Demartini, a distinguished human behavior expert, polymath, and author of over 40 self-development books.

Dr. Demartini begins by imparting invaluable tips on productivity and prioritizing activities, particularly beneficial for entrepreneurs seeking to enhance their effectiveness.

Midway through the episode, we explore the concept that challenges are part of the human experience. Dr. Demartini shares an empowering perspective, stating, “If you're not pursuing challenges that inspire you, you're attracting challenges that don't.”

By the end of the episode, we explore a crucial question: What is stopping you from achieving your dreams? It's about asking quality questions to free ourselves from those things that bring us down.

I hope you enjoy this episode and learn valuable insights to help you achieve your dreams. 

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In this new episode of Unlock Your Potential, I chat with Dr. Neha Sangwan, an internal medicine physician, author, corporate communication expert, and CEO and founder of Intuitive Intelligence.

We start the episode by exploring the correlation between some physical ailments people experience and their origins rooted in mental or emotional factors.

Mid-through the episode, Dr. Neha delves into the intricate concept of burnout, offering valuable insights into its various phases. Take a moment to reflect on which phase resonates with you and gain a deeper understanding of your own experiences with burnout.

Near the end of the episode, Dr. Neha shares a personal anecdote, highlighting the incredible resilience of our bodies. This serves as a reminder to be kind to yourself when facing moments of stress.

I hope you enjoy this episode and gain some insightful strategies to cope with the stress and burnout in your life.

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Meet Kenneth Stanley, an artificial intelligence expert, author, former professor of computer science at the University of Central Florida, and creator of Maven, a new social network designed to help you discover new interests and connect with like-minded individuals.

At the beginning of the episode, Kenneth takes us on a journey through his early years in artificial intelligence, recounting the challenges of figuring out how computers could act like a person.

Halfway through the episode, we delve into the idea that sometimes setting an objective is bad for you. Kenneth's perspective offers a unique take on achieving greatness, especially if you’re trying to be creative or innovative.

Near the end of the episode, Kenneth introduces Maven, a social network that disrupts the traditional online experience by eliminating addictive elements like likes and followers. Would you try a social network like this?

I hope you enjoy this episode, and helps you reflect on your life objectives and reconsider your approach to it.

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Join me in my new episode of Unlock Your Potential, featuring the return of Kute Blackson, author, inspirational speaker, and transformational teacher.

We start the episode with Kute's story of upbringing with a healer father, delving into how these early experiences have profoundly shaped his beliefs and worldview.

As the episode unfolds, we confront a powerful truth often overlooked: no one is coming to save you. So, how do you realize that you are your own hero?

Kute also shares profound insights on the three pillars of success that are bound to resonate with you.

Near the end of the episode, we delve into the power of connecting with your true essence. Learn how this connection unlocks dimensions of self, creativity, and intelligence, propelling you toward the next level of success.

I hope you enjoy this episode and explore the power of self-discovery and its importance in following your dreams.

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Join me in this new episode of Unlock Your Potential featuring Dan Ariely, renowned professor of psychology and behavioral economics, and a founding member of The Center for Advanced Hindsight.

We start this episode by diving into the difference between standard economics and behavioral economics, explained right from our expert guest. We also explore the irrational decisions people make every day and their relevance to the world of entrepreneurship.

Halfway through, we discuss the essential ingredients for success: taking risks, trying different things, and stopping wasting time on things that don't work.

As we approach the end, Dan and I tackle a common myth surrounding entrepreneurship: the belief that a groundbreaking, never-seen-before idea is the key to success.

I hope you enjoy this episode and learn a little about why we make irrational decisions and how you can find opportunities there to make an impact in the world.

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In this new episode of Unlock Your Potential, we welcome Andrew Bustamante, a former CIA agent who runs a program called Everyday Spy.

Ever wondered how someone becomes a CIA spy? Andrew starts the episode by unveiling his fascinating journey and sheds light on everyday actions that unknowingly expose us to potential risks.

Midway through, we delve into the key differentiator between a spy and the average person: Compartmentalization. Discover how compartmentalizing is crucial to help you break barriers to success.

Near the end of the episode, Andrew shares a powerful concept from the world of espionage that entrepreneurs can apply to their lives: Don't try to fix your weaknesses, try to improve your strengths.

I hope you enjoy this episode and feel inspired and equipped with valuable insights about spying that can elevate your life.

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Meet Dean Hall, a licensed therapist, a world record swimmer, and a two-time cancer survivor who swam the length of the Willamette River to cure his leukemia.

At the beginning of the episode, Dean shares the deeply personal story of his marriage, the loss of his wife, and his fight against cancer.

Halfway through the episode, we talk about how to drive human behavior. Discover a powerful hack to propel yourself towards achieving your goals and develop the will to commit to them.

At the end of the episode, Dean unveils the concept of the Big Dream, a profound connection to the purpose of life we all seek. Dean also shares how he overcame cancer; the story will surprise you.

I hope you enjoy this episode and find moving forward with your dreams and goals inspiring.

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In this new episode of Unlock Your Potential, I chat with Andrew Daniel, an author, spiritual teacher, and the visionary founder and director of the Center for Cinesomatic Development.

At the beginning of the episode, Andrew opens up about his journey, recounting a time when he faced bullying. He delves into his transformation from a victim mentality to the empowered individual he is today, proving that you can break through when you feel stuck.

Midway through the episode, we delve into the concept of being the main character in your own life. We explore the intriguing phenomenon where some people seem to neglect their role as the central figure in their life narratives.

Near the end of the episode, we ask an interesting question: Why do you do what you do? Is it for your fulfillment or driven by external expectations?

I hope you enjoy this episode and feel inspired to break through in those challenging moments when feeling stuck.

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Meet Jason Lange, president, and co-founder of BloomBoard, a pioneering talent development provider dedicated to empowering K-12 school districts in cultivating, advancing, and retaining educators.

In this episode, we start by delving into the concept of being an academic "average" and how that does not impede heightened achievement.

Halfway through the episode, we explore the education landscape, offering valuable perspectives for entrepreneurs seeking new skills and parents contemplating their child's educational journey.

Near the end of the episode, Jason shares his vision about the future of education and how the system could work for the best interests of students, teachers, and parents.

Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or a parent navigating the educational sphere, I hope you enjoy this episode and gain some helpful insights about the education system.

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This new episode of Unlock Your Potential features Henry Ammar, a musician, entrepreneur, human behavior expert, and the host of the Making It Happen podcast.

We start the episode by delving into the universal principle of success. Encompassing who you are, what you know, your unique X factor, and the transformative power of taking intentional action.

Midway through the episode, we unlock the 3 Keys to breaking through limitations that often hold us back. You'll want to write down these keys.

Near the end of the episode, we dive into the transformative power of decision-making. Henry emphasizes how the choices we make in challenging situations can shape the trajectory of our entire lives.

I hope you enjoy this episode and learn one thing or two about how navigating your emotions helps you manage different aspects of your life.

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This new episode of Unlock Your Potential features Ed Andrew, an entrepreneur, accomplished attorney, and a high-performance business coach with an impressive track record of having positively influenced the lives of over 20,000 individuals.

At the beginning of the episode, we explore what it truly means to be an entrepreneur, the spectrum of challenges it presents, and the boundless opportunities that await those who dare taking the leap.

About halfway through the episode, we talk about a question that may haunt entrepreneurs: "Why isn't my business working?" The answer will surprise you, and it has nothing to do with your business or the market.

Near the end of the episode, we focus on the connection between your success and the intricate workings of your central nervous system. Additionally, we dive deep into entrepreneurship programs, unveiling the reasons behind their occasional failures.

I hope you have enjoyed this episode, which has a lot of valuable information for all aspiring entrepreneurs and those who have already jumped into this great journey.

Meet Marc Washington, the founder, and CEO of Supergut, a company that helps people live a healthier life by the science of the gut microbiome.

At the beginning of the episode, we discover how Supergut was born, inspired by Marc's family, and the impact of their products on enhancing people's health through diet.

Halfway through the episode, Marc illuminates the intricate realm of probiotics, prebiotics, and postbiotics, offering a clear understanding of our gut health.

Near the end of the episode, we look at the effects of ultra-processed diets on our bodies and how they influence our overall well-being. Marc generously shares invaluable tips to enhance your nutrition.

I hope you enjoy this episode and learn one thing or two not only about entrepreneurship but also about nurturing your body through optimal nutrition.

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This new episode of Unlock Your Potential features Jim Oliver, host of Breakaway Wealth Podcast, founder of CreateTailwind, and the world authority of The Infinite Banking Concept.

We start the episode by talking about how difficult it is to realize that what we have learned about money since we were children is wrong.

In the middle of the episode, Jim shares the pivotal moment that changed his perspective on finances. It's all about the concept of cash-flowing assets, a true game-changer in the quest for financial freedom.

Near the end of the episode, we talk about starting a business, and Jim emphasizes the critical role of mentors in your journey toward success.

I hope you enjoy this episode and that you walk away with valuable knowledge that can enhance your financial journey and personal development.

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This new episode of Unlock Your Potential features Chantal Carr, Co-founder of Hope Arising and a dedicated social entrepreneur with 20 years of experience who teaches entrepreneurship to women in Africa.

At the beginning of the episode, Chantal shares a moving personal experience that led her to volunteer in Africa, where she witnessed the harsh reality of thousands of women and was motivated to take action to empower them economically.

Halfway through the episode, we delve into the idea that simply throwing money at problems isn't a sustainable solution. We have to fusion resources and knowledge to address the unique needs of individuals.

Near the end of the episode, Chantal talks about how her participation in an ENTRE event helped her gain more clarity to take the step and start coaching nonprofits.

I hope you find this episode both insightful and inspirational and gain a renewed sense of purpose to make a positive impact in the world.

Meet Matt Zemon, an entrepreneur, an Amazon best-selling author, and a Psychedelic Medicine Advocate.

At the beginning of the episode, we talk about the journey produced by psychedelics. Matt answers an interesting question: What happens in our brains when we take psychedelics?

Halfway through the episode, Matt shares his awakening and how this shift in perspective was game-changing in how he pursued business.

Near the end of the episode, Matt explains that psychedelics are not a cure but a catalyst for awakening awareness. The real work comes later with the ongoing process of what to do with that new way of seeing the world.

I hope you all enjoyed this episode and gained a new perspective on psychedelics and how can be used in psychology.

This new episode of Unlock Your Potential features Tina Wells, an entrepreneur, best-selling author, and the founder of RLVNT Media, a multimedia content venture that serves a diverse audience of entrepreneurs, tweens, and culturists.

We start this episode by talking about Gen Z's behavior, particularly within the world of entrepreneurship, shedding light on their perspectives and attitudes toward embarking on this path.

Midway through the episode, we tackle an interesting question: Which generation should we target as businesses?

At the end of the episode, Tina imparts invaluable wisdom on the importance of leaving room for innovation and fresh ideas as an entrepreneur.

I hope you enjoyed this episode and learned some insights that can optimize your entrepreneurial journey.

This new episode of Unlock Your Potential features Tom “Quitproof” Jones. As a marine veteran and world record holder, Tom conquered extreme physical challenges, including a marathon pace for 121 consecutive days from Huntington Beach, California, to New York City.

At the beginning of the episode, Tom starts the conversation by sharing his philosophy on adversity: how it can be a path to opportunity rather than a reason to quit.

Midway through our conversation, we explore the concept of the North Star as a guiding light that fuels our ambitions. We talk about the importance of courage, taking action, and the remarkable power of vocalizing your goals to the world.

In the last part of the episode, we delve into the significance of trauma and its pivotal role in unlocking your true potential. It is a potent reminder that the only element within your control is yourself.

I hope you enjoy this episode and feel inspired to persistently pursue your goals, without ever considering quitting.

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Meet Joelly Goodson, an acclaimed branding expert with over two decades of experience cultivating brand awareness.

Joelly is the driving force behind Branding Matters, a podcast dedicated to assisting marketers, business leaders, and entrepreneurs in the quest to forge strong brand equity and amplify their profits.

We start the episode by delving into the very essence of branding. Discover the significance of defining your brand's personality and how it lays the foundation for a robust branding strategy.

Halfway through the episode, we talk about what it means to take the leap to be an entrepreneur as Joelly shares her own story.

At the end of the episode, we explore the connection between authenticity and branding. Learn how crafting an authentic brand hinges on being true to yourself and pursuing what genuinely resonates with you in your career.

I hope this episode leaves you with a deeper understanding of the world of branding and its potential for your entrepreneurial journey.

Meet Chris Smith, a father, husband, and seasoned entrepreneur dedicated to helping fellow business visionaries and organizations tap into their untapped potential.

At the beginning of the episode, we explore the powerful notion that you don't have to decide between a thriving career and a fulfilling personal life. It's possible to have a harmonious balance that leads to an overall successful life.

In the middle of the episode, we dive deep into the ways your language influences the trajectory of your life and the outcomes you achieve.

At the end of the episode, Chris talks about the incredible power of language in the entrepreneurial journey. Discover how the way you communicate can shape your identity within your industry.

I hope you enjoy this episode and gain fresh insights into the profound impact of the language you use over the course of your life and career.

In this new episode, I chat with Laura Gassner Otting, renowned as an author, catalyst, and Executive Coach. With a dynamic career of over 25 years, she's ignited change across various domains, from politics to entrepreneurship.

Now, Laura inspires individuals to challenge their limits, guiding them to think bigger and embrace audacious goals.

We start this episode by delving deep into the concept of success and what it truly means to have a fulfilling job, especially at different stages of your life.

Halfway through, we explore the realm of leadership. Laura shares invaluable insights on what it takes to be a great leader and what your team can expect from you.

At the end of the episode, Laura unveils her journey into entrepreneurship, and we talk about what being an entrepreneur is: designing the life you want.

I hope you enjoyed this episode and gained fresh perspectives that can help your life and career.

Rebecca Zung is an author and one of the Top 1% of attorneys nationwide recognized by U.S. News as one of the Best Lawyers in America. Zung has also garnered global recognition for her expertise as a Narcissism Negotiation Expert.

In the first half of the episode, we talk about how narcissistic personalities possess the uncanny ability to dismantle your perceptions without you even realizing it.

As the episode progresses, we explore the unsettling behaviors that narcissistic individuals are capable of, impacting the lives of those around them.

At the end of the episode, Rebecca shares the impact of her content and work on countless individuals.

I hope you enjoyed this episode and gained some valuable insight into narcissistic people and learned to recognize them.

Elizabeth Spraggins built a successful career in the entertainment industry. Now, she runs All JOY Inspired LLC, a coaching website to connect individuals with resources and encouragement to become successful business owners.

At the beginning of the episode, Elizabeth shared a bit about her early life and how she got started in the entertainment industry.

Halfway through the episode, we talk about an interesting point: what makes people trade the life they could have for acceptance from people they don't even like?

At the end of the episode, Elizabeth tells us how she dedicates herself to helping other people in the entertainment industry transform their lives using the knowledge and entrepreneurial skills she learned during her career.

I hope you enjoyed this episode and felt inspired by Elizabeth's powerful mission.

This new episode features Todd Campbell, a friend, Chief of Transformation at ENTRE Institute, and an expert on personal growth and development.

At the beginning of the episode, we talk about the hidden potential within each of us, emphasizing how our unique raw material can be the source of our superpowers.

Midway through the episode, Todd shares motivational words, urging us to persist in our pursuits and never lose sight of our innate capabilities for success.

At the end of the episode, we delve into how what other people think about ourselves is not our business. Our focus should be on keeping ourselves solid.

I hope you enjoyed this inspiring episode and learned how personal growth and the courage to persevere can lead to success.

Nick Newsom is a professional with over 20 years of experience in the communication software field and the founder of Ytel Communications.

At the beginning of this episode, Nick takes us on a journey through his early years as an entrepreneur.

He shares invaluable insights about the significance of passion and humility in discovering the path to success and achieving goals.

Mid-through the episode, we dive deeper into the topic of optimizing life and achieving professional success while maintaining a healthy work-life balance.

Finally, we conclude this incredible episode with Nick's invaluable advice on finding purpose in life and how to pursue it.

I hope you enjoyed this episode and learned a thing or two to help you streamline your professional and personal life.

Melissa Urban is a 7x New York Times best-selling author, co-founder, and CEO of Whole30, a program to help people establish healthy boundaries and successfully navigate habit change for 30 days.

At the beginning of the episode, we talk about how food and emotions are related and can affect our life.

Midway through the episode, Melissa shares her story of taking the leap to fully dedicate herself to Whole30, leaving behind a 9-5 job.

Her story serves as a powerful reminder for aspiring entrepreneurs, showcasing the transformative rewards that can await those who dare to turn their ideas into reality.

At the end of the episode, we talk about how those difficult situations we are sometimes ashamed of are experiences from which you can learn and transform them into something positive to get ahead.

I hope you all enjoyed this episode and feel inspired to take that step that can transform your life.

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In this episode, I chat with Kevin Kelly, an international author and co-founder of Wired who served as its Executive Editor for its formative seven years.

At the beginning of the episode, we explore the age-old question "What are we here for?" Throughout the discussion, Kevin shares his insightful perspective on life's purpose.

Halfway through the episode, Kevin addresses the prevalent fears surrounding AI (Artificial Intelligence) and assures us that employment should be the least of our worries.

Towards the end of the episode, Kevin unveils details about his latest book, "Excellent Advice for Living" and delves into some of the wisdom he wishes he had known during his youth.

I hope you all enjoyed this episode and gain a fresh perspective on life's purpose.

Together, Dorian Solot and Marshall Miller form a dynamic duo in sexual education. They co-authored the renowned book, "I Love Female Orgasm: An Extraordinary Orgasm Guide," a testament to their expertise and passion for promoting sexual well-being.

We begin the episode by exploring the complexities that can arise when it comes to understanding sexuality. Dorian and Marshall share their insights on how to navigate sexual challenges nowadays.

Halfway through the episode, we talk about the importance of open and honest communication in partner sexuality.

As the episode draws to a close, Dorian and Marshall generously share their wisdom on approaching sexuality from a parenting perspective.

I hope you enjoyed this episode as we explore the multifaceted aspects of sexuality with Dorian and Marshall.

Meet Larry Hagner, the founder and CEO of The Dad Edge, a remarkable personal development company dedicated to transforming the lives of men worldwide.

At the beginning of the episode, Larry opens up about his personal story, sharing his experiences with father figures and how these pivotal moments led him to embark on a mission to empower men and redefine what it means to be a father, partner, and leader.

We explored the profound influence of a strong marriage on a man's overall success. Discover the powerful connection between a fulfilling partnership and emotional and physical well-being.

Near the end of the episode, Larry shares his wisdom and urges all men not to wait until it's too late to address and repair the important aspects of their lives.

I hope you enjoy this episode and gain inspiration to continue improving your personal and family growth.

In this episode I chat with Matt Caldaroni, a visionary entrepreneur, former professional soccer player, and the co-founder and CEO of Molliteum.

With a deep passion for sports and a keen understanding of the power of mental resilience, Matt embarked on a mission to revolutionize athletic training.

At the beginning of the episode, we discuss the meaning of mental toughness and the importance of being committed to what you do because if you aren't, there's nothing to be resilient towards.

As the episode progresses, Matt imparts invaluable insights, highlighting that sometimes it's not merely a lack of focus that hinders progress, but rather a lack of clarity or confidence.

Towards the end of the episode, Matt delves into the crucial balance between having a vision and finding practical ways to achieve it. He emphasizes the need to address the question, "How do I do it?" to reach your goals.

I hope you all enjoyed this episode and learned a thing or two about how to reach mental toughness.

In this week's episode of Unlock Your Potential, I chat with Leon Logothetis, a global adventurer, TV host, motivational speaker, and best-selling author.

During the episode, we delve into an inspiring conversation that explores the power of pain, the essence of human connection, and kindness.

At the beginning of the episode, we discuss how pain, rather than being a hindrance, can catalyze profound change and personal growth.

In the middle of the episode, Leon reminds us that is important to stop and recharge when we're not feeling our best, as long as we don’t stop forever.

At the end of the episode, we explore how genuine connections and authentic interactions with others can unleash our true potential, bringing out the very best in ourselves.

But that’s not all! Leon is giving away 10 FREE signed books! Watch the full podcast and see what you need to do to get an entry.

Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity!

In this week's episode of Unlock Your Potential, I chat with Nick Wood, a digital entrepreneur and the founder and CEO of Digital Landlords, an online course community that empowers individuals to create lucrative online "side hustles".

At the beginning of the episode, Nick talks about why he moved to West Africa and the defining moments that led him to make that leap. Additionally, we explore the importance of building 'muscle' to finish what you start.

Halfway through the episode, we dive into the importance of betting on yourself because no one will give you more security than you can give yourself.

Toward the end of the episode, we talk about if the desire for more money makes you greedy. Nick offers interesting perspectives about this.

I hope you all enjoyed this episode and learned valuable insights about being a digital entrepreneur.

In this week's episode of Unlock Your Potential, I chat with Dr. John Demartini, a globally acclaimed expert in human behavior, founder of the revolutionary Demartini Method, and an internationally published author.

His inspiring story reveals that the beginning of one's journey does not define its ending.

At the beginning of the episode, we delve into Dr. Demartini's personal challenges, including speech impediments and learning difficulties, and how he overcame these obstacles and emerged as the exceptional polymath he is today.

Halfway through, we explore why aligning your goals with your deepest values and being intentional in your pursuits are key factors in achieving what you want.

At the end of the episode, Dr. Demartini imparts invaluable insights that encourage individuals to soar to new heights.

I hope you all enjoyed this episode and feel inspired and motivated to keep working on your entrepreneurial journey.

Meet Garrett Gunderson, an author, speaker, and educator. Garrett is on a mission to challenge and debunk the money myths that hinder individuals from achieving their true financial potential.

We start by unraveling Garrett's entrepreneurial journey. We talk about how he built a thriving business, and how he changed the trajectory of his life by teaching people about money through the unique lens of comedy.

As the episode progresses, we delve into the invaluable skill sets that being an entrepreneur cultivates.

We explore the importance of how doing what you love is the key to avoiding burnout and cultivating healthier habits.

Towards the end of the episode, Garrett imparts his strategies and practices to stay on course and avoid getting stuck in the chaos of the world.

I hope you enjoy this episode and gain a fresh perspective on money, entrepreneurship, and living a fulfilling life.

Meet Dr. Robert Waldinger, an American psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, and Zen priest. In this episode, Dr. Waldinger discusses the role relationships play in personal and professional development.

At the beginning of the episode, we explore how relationships represent opportunities for growth and development through meaningful connections.

Midway through the episode, we talk about how happiness and money are related. Also, Dr. Waldinger shares some steps you can take to cultivate new relationships in your personal and professional life.

At the end of the episode, we emphasize the importance of avoiding loneliness during your entrepreneurial journey and how curiosity can be a powerful motivator to make new relationships.

I hope you all enjoyed this episode and gained some valuable insights about the importance of relationships in your entrepreneurial journey.

As a mentalist, magician, and athlete, Oz Pearlman has captivated audiences around the world with his unique blend of mentalism and mind-reading tricks.

In this podcast episode, Oz shares his secrets for success, including pushing yourself to try new things and learning from failure.

At the beginning of the episode, Oz and I discuss the importance of networking to achieve your goals and how there are no more excuses to fail, only laziness, according to Oz.

In the middle of the episode, Oz talks about the challenges of pursuing your dreams and shares his advice for developing a thick skin and persevering through setbacks.

At the end of the episode, Oz reveals how running marathons has helped him stay physically and mentally fit and gives a thrilling demonstration of his mind-reading skills.

I hope you enjoyed this episode and gained valuable insights from our conversation.

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Dan Martell is a serial entrepreneur, investor, author, husband, and father. He’s also the founder and CEO of SaaS Academy, the world’s No. 1 coaching program for B2B SaaS founders.

In the podcast episode, we discuss Dan’s book "Buy Back Your Time", his coaching program, and how to begin breaking the beliefs that are holding you back.

At the beginning of the episode, Dan talks about how he started his career and how telling his story was important for his personal and professional development.

Throughout the episode, we talk about how surrounding yourself with people on a higher level helps you unlock those negative beliefs you may have about yourself.

At the end of the episode, Dan talks about how to find a good mentor and shares some great advice on managing your time to build a life you won't have to retire from.

I hope you enjoy this episode and gain valuable insights from our conversation.