We are switching things up today! The guys are not picking their own segments. Each person is leaving the room while we decide what they are going to talk about! John discusses where he draws the line, Cory talks about being uncomfortable and Maurice dives into the details of how he has beaten the demons of his past. Then in the Main Event we cover the pros and cons of doing business in different areas of the country!

Today, we see a calmer side of Fosco's World. He discusses how the simple things are what bring the greatest joy to people. Cory shares some things he is embarrassed about, mostly academic. We find out that he and Maurice got the same score on ACT and the kinds of doors that score can open for you. Maurice explains why you can never be afraid to say "I don't know". We wrap up the episode with a Main Event covering the value of playing the long game.

Today, Fosco opens his world and we have a panel discussion on why "white music" aka Rock music is not cool and no longer seems to drive culture as it once did. Cory discusses, the power of dominating what you do and truly honing your individual craft. Maurice is on the "I don't owe you anything program" and we wrap up the episode with a conversation surrounding the state of vices. As a culture we fail to recognize the dangers of many vices and habits.

John introduces the "MYD Program". Failure to manage one's dick has resulted in the downfall of not only men, but empires. Cory explains how desire for your work should feel comparable to the desire you have felt for a woman. Maurice is goes deep and introduces the "Humility is the beginning of all understanding program". We wrap up the episode with a conversation about the business of sex and how whether you realize it or not, everything we do revolves around sex at some level.

We enter into Fosco's World and we are keeping the pressure on. Putting pressure on yourself will push you toward your goals faster and keep you on the path to achievement. Cory is not lucky, but he is grateful. We discuss why people think that successful entrepreneurs just got lucky. They don't recognize the skill and struggle that it takes. Maurice is on the "The process of trying to achieve the ability to be great program" and in the Main Event we define and discuss how to handle conflicts of interest.

Stop listening to people just because the post some cute picture with a fancy car and a cute motivational quote. Its time to stop taking advice from broke people and properly vet who you listen to. We also enter into Fosco's world and discuss the power of positivity. Cory gives a lesson in art history and visualization from Van Gogh. Then Maurice is on the "Don't help a person out more than they wanna help themselves out program..."

Isolation is becoming more prominent and is having a detrimental impact on mental health and the wellbeing of society. Today, we dive into the dangers of isolation and the benefits of camaraderie. We also enter into Fosco's world and John discusses the importance of loyalty and how you cannot have an effective partnership without it. Cory provides a tale of inspiration and overdelivering from the "pickle man" and Maurice is on the "Get Out Your Own Way Program" after a party with Nas.

Everyone thinks they want to be an entrepreneur because of what they see on IG but few have the true grit to make it through the process. Today we separate the Entrepreneurs from the "Wantrepreneurs". John says " enough with networking" and discusses why you should not want to be a player in an industry, you should want to destroy everyone in an industry. Cory explains why the spot you feel most uncomfortable in is exactly where you need to be and Maurice is on the "Be all about your business" program.

Censorship? Not for us... John opens the show with a passionate message for a listener. Cory discusses how if you're bored, you're probably broke too. People who are motivated and pursuing goals don't get bored and Maurice is on the "Philanthropic Program". The Q&A brings up an important discussion about addiction and gaining the respect of co-workers. In the Main Event we dive into why you must STOP PROCRASTINATING if you want to achieve any level of success.

Reality TV is making you dumb and hindering your progress, or in the words of John Fosco, it makes you "a gossipy person". Cory explains what you need to understand about momentum. Maurice is on the "Don't let your significant other mess up your program program", which is a wild one... We wrap it up with a discussion surrounding many hot button issue in our society. You do not want to miss this conversation!