If we don't learn to prioritize ourselves, we aren't able to serve anyone else either. We must spend some time being selfish before we can learn to be good for someone else. We don't serve the world by not knowing what we want and by being unsatisfied with what we get. Today's show is to highlight the need for self awareness.

In today's episode I sit down with Conner Moore to have a candid conversation about his approach to growth and personal development. In this conversation we talk about life philosophies, getting real with yourself and your approach to life while also lightening up and enjoying the process. We also chat about plant medicines, facing your own death and other non conventional approaches to self realization. Check out Conner's coaching and other work by clicking hereChe out his Instagram by clicking here.For more content from Rick Alexander, click here.

We ALL carry around stories that aren't ours. When we tell ourselves the wrong story for a certain amount of time, it is likely to form our belief system. An unproductive belief system is likely to become a pathology in our lives and keep us from what we really want. In today's show I talk about all of the different ways we pick up baggage and the imperative for us to ask ourselves what is true and what is simply programming.For more content from Rick, click here.

In today's show we talk about how the formation of the ego crafts the way that we look at ourselves and the way that we look at the world in relation to ourselves. In this one, I posit another way to look at the world based on an experience I had while officiating a wedding for a close friend.

Today I chat with Adam Greenfeld and Dan Freed, the founders of a nootropic company called Find My Formula. FMF specializes in matching the right nootropic to the consumer's brain chemistry to maximize benefit and results. In this conversation we talk about why habits should be prioritized over resolutions, how to incrementally improve and how to retrain yourself to deal with stress and overcome resistance.

The most dangerous way to live is lukewarm. When the water is only warm enough that it doesn’t give you a reason to leave, you’ll find that you tolerate what you don’t want and you’ll stay in it an environment that doesn’t serve you for far longer than you should. In today's episode I break down the dangers of a 'lukewarm way of living' and how we can push back against the mentality that would have us settle for a life that is less than we deserve or desire.To learn about the courses that I talk about in the intro, check them out here:Clarity Academy The way of trials

In today's episode I talk about the benefit of choosing something to elevate above everything else. It is only when we come up against the right obstacles that we find the right form. To learn more about Rick Alexander, click here.

Today I talk with former NFL athlete, Anthony Trucks. Anthony is a now a coach and speaker with a passion for helping people reach their full potential by "turning success into their second nature". In this conversation we talk about the value of rock bottom moments, the six different levels of failure that we face in life, finding identity through what we create as well as learning to integrate the ego in a productive way.To learn more about Anthony, click here.

One of my deepest beliefs is that the universe is constantly inviting you to fulfill your potential and on today's show I lay out a logical case for how that happens, should you decide that your current life isn’t giving you everything that you want.

Awareness is something that can’t be replicated. It is the single biggest gift that humanity holds over everything else in the known universe. We aren’t just alive but we are aware that we are alive. We aren’t just going to die some day but we are uniquely aware of the limits of our own mortality. Every positive thing that’s ever been said about the efforts of humanity is driven by the awareness of that fact. It is the recognition of who and what we are that allows us to try and maximize our experience. Today I lay out a case for you to strive not just in what you do but to strive for an increase in the awareness of what you do.To learn more about Rick or to check out more of his content, click here.For more information on The Clarity Academy, click here.