In this episode, William Lam has guest Rabbi Curt Landry, who stands with Israel and is a bridge of unity and restoration between Israel and the Church.

About Rabbi Curt Landry:

In spite of Curt Landry’s rough start and challenges in school, he grew into a very successful businessman. As the Lord worked on his heart, he put his trust in Yeshua one night and wept as he came to understand God’s heart for him and his innately sinful nature. But the Lord was only beginning to reveal to him his true identity and purpose.

Identity is a revelation of why we are created and what we are created for. Those who understand and accept their true identity have the key to peace. When we know who we are, we can pull the lever of purpose, and God equips us to change lives. It is only through a process that God reveals this. This peace is what Curt wants others to experience.

As Curt grew and understood his identity better, God revealed his purpose—to stand with Israel, be a voice, and bridge unity and restoration between Israel and the Church.

The journey continued as officials and leaders in Israel approached him about a number of projects, namely projects to care for orphans–from infancy to adulthood.

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In this episode, William Lam has guest Jeff Sekinger, a Hedge Fund Multimillionaire that had a former addcition to opiods.

About Jeff:

Jeff Sekinger grew up in Columbus, Ohio with entrepreneur parents, which sparked his interest in finance. However, his addiction to opioids almost derailed his life. After seeking rehabilitation, he began building his personal brand on Instagram and launched the successful info product, Credit Secrets. This led to the creation of his company, O Percent, which provides financial education and consulting programs for small businesses. Jeff also founded Orca Capital, a cryptocurrency hedge fund managing over $50 million in digital assets. Both businesses are now based in Miami, Florida.

Find out more about Jeff Sekinger at:

Website:https://www.jeffsekinger.com

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeffsekinger/

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In this episode, William Lam, Michael Mahoney and Brady Edward discuss the importance of tewaking bad habits, why they're difficult to change, and some tips and strategies for breaking them.

As human beings, we're creatures of habit. We develop routines and patterns of behavior that become ingrained in our daily lives. However, not all habits are good for us. Some habits can hold us back, hinder our personal growth, and even cause harm to ourselves and others. That's why it's important to recognize and tweak bad habits.

Tweaking bad habits isn't easy. Our brains are wired to seek out patterns and routines, and breaking away from them can feel uncomfortable and even scary. But the benefits of tweaking bad habits far outweigh the discomfort of change. By tweaking bad habits, we can improve our health, relationships, and overall well-being.

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In this episode, William Lam and Brady Edwards discuss with Dr. Arup Sen the biotechnology side of health and nutrition to improve the min and create a better body and soul.

Dr. Sen has 35+ years in research and executive management positions at biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies, negotiated and managed licenses and joint ventures with J&J, Biomet, GCC, Tokuyama Soda of Japan, Eastman Kodak, and Sandoz/Novartis.

His work during the past decade led to the invention of proprietary technologies that produce unique water-soluble minerals, and micronutrients, including phytochemicals. Arup was awarded a Ph.D. in biochemistry from Princeton University and is a former faculty member at the National Cancer Institute (Bethesda, Maryland) and at the Scripps Research Institute (La Jolla, California) focused on cancer research.

Dr. Sen is the inventor of five (5) US patents and numerous international patents and pending patent applications in the fields of cancer therapeutics, bone repair biologics, and devices and diagnostics.

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In this episode, Michael Mahoney, and Brady Edwards discuss the 3 steps in changing those around you.

By being aware of the language we use to talk to others, we will be able to change the way others will think and change for the better.

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In this episode, William Lam, Michael Mahoney, and Brady Edwards discuss the concept of wanting pleasure, or more pleasure in a a given time.

Are you intentioinally lacking results because of the complex equivalent your putting on yourself?

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In this episode, William Lam, Michael Mahoney, and Brady Edwards discuss the importance of reframing your mind when you are having the worst day of your life.

Do you ever feel like a leaf in a terrible hurricane? Just blown away in all directions when you're having a bad day? This episode will help you reframe your mind with the appropriate tools to change the subjective reality into an objective reality.

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In this episode, William Lam and Michael Mahoney discuss how having thick skin can work against you in all aspects of life...whether it be personal or business.

Does having thick skin hold you back from becoming a better person and deter you from reaching your highest potential?

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In this episode, Michael is joined by Ryan Niddel to talk about his career path, doing what you love every day, learning the skills of mental programming, and how UPGRD® has impacted his personal and professional growth.

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In this episode, Michael and Brady are joined by Brad Clifford and they talk about how the body works at a hormonal level and that connection to your mental health as well as optimizing your mind and taking ownership of your health.

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