Jason Treu (pronounced “Troy”) has a passion for people. As a naive grad student he asked future employers what became one of the most difficult questions for people to ask: ‘Are you happy’?

A Solocast on the concept of Making Money Irrelevant

When Amy and Jordan Demos were in high school they made a pact that they would spend as much time as humanly possible together. Today, they are married wedding photographers who used to be elementary school teachers. Now, their weekdays are their own while their weekends are filled with capturing love, devotion, and total bliss.

A solocast on the power of Elimination. Goods, Events, Relationships.... If it doesn't fuel you or add to your purpose consider the power it will bring your life it is eliminated.

On this weeks solocast, Adam dives deep into the epidemic of student debt.

Troy Wittmann and I met in Milwaukee, Wisconsin while both of us shared the stage at the TEDx event put on by UW Milwaukee. Troy’s message about taking back the educational keys was one of my favorite talks of the week and we definitely hit it off at the event and on this podcast.

In this solocast Adam tells you to tap into your subconscious mind not only to preserve the mind and body but to begin to answer complex questions efficiently. The daily questions may seem small and not very life changing but did you know that your subconscious mind is working in a bigger way and you don’t even know it

Leslie Tayne is a debt resolution attorney based in New York City with a passion for helping people tackle (and eventually) love their debt. Her book, Life and Debt, inspired the interview as I couldn’t imagine anyone truly LOVING being in debt.

Richard Fagerlin is the author of Trustology, an amazing book about the art and science of leading high trust teams. Richard does management and leadership consulting through his company Peak Solutions based in Fort Collins, CO.