Today in Fosco's World, John was sexually harassed relentlessly by a man in a gas station. We cover the way this was handled and how something like this is viewed in society. Next, Cory covers the value of gift giving and letter writing and Maurice is on The Appreciation & Gratitude Program". In the main event we cover why when you can emotionally detach from money, it comes much easier.

13 zeros... Apple and Amazon recently became the first two companies to reach a 1 Trillion dollar market cap. Today John breaks down what that means and how we all can take part in their success. Cory breaks down 6 things that just aren't for him and Maurice tells us how much fun "The Fun Program". The Q&A brought up some harsh realities and wrap it up with the Main Event focused on the importance of building rapport in the workplace.

Being liked does not matter. What matters is that you remain who you are, that you are your authentic self. We cover this topic and much more. Cory covers being why you can never be afraid of failure. Maurice is on the why you need to have women in your business program and we hit the main event with a discussion on superiors in business who will foster growth rather than simply look for a task to be complete.

Enough blaming others. It is time to take responsibility for your actions and choices. On this episode we also cover John's respect for Eminem after his latest surprise album. Cory explains why you can't confuse movement with momentum. Maurice talks about the "Question Everything Program" and the Q&A brings about a discussion on how to handle self doubt. 

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It never ends. You may think that once you get through "that one thing" that your life will be smooth sailing but that is never the case. There is always another battle looming around the corner. Such is the life of an entrepreneur. Also on this episode, John discusses political correctness, Cory gives us an emotional talk about his most recent tattoo and the link to his great grandfather and Maurice is on the commitment program.

Today, John Fosco explains why emotions must be felt. You must feel painful emotions because that is where the most growth can occur. Cory follows suit, discussing how he never lets his distractions outweigh his goal. Dr. Clarett is on the "Don't Take Advice From Stupid People" Program. Then we wrap the show with a discussion surrounding the value of getting a job to experience the real world.

Today we have a very special guest. John Fosco sits down with the co-founder and CEO of CommonBond. CommonBond is a disruptive company that is changing the way college students and college graduates can finance their loans. Listen up to learn about the entrepreneurial journey, struggles and successes of this phenomenal entrepreneur!

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Businessmen/women live in and master systems, entrepreneurs create the systems. Don't miss an exciting and informative discussion on the difference between an entrepreneur and a businessperson. John discusses how being so focused on business can force you to sacrifice some humanity. Cory tells you how to breakthrough plateaus and Maurice gets on the serious program because of a conversation he had with his daughter.

Are you a "Cell Phone _____Head"? John describes the dangers of constantly being entrenched in your device rather than the people around you. Cory explains why you should never fear failure and Maurice educates everyone on the Financial Literacy Program. Then for the Main Event the guys discuss single words that change your life.

Today, John gives us a lesson in how politicians answer questions and the sales takeaways that come with it. Cory dives deep on regret and why you need to take action now because there is nothing worse than being on your death bed thinking "what if..." Maurice explains the "Fear Program" and we wrap up the episode with a discussion on why you must take ownership of your job even if you aren't the owner. Act like you own equity and you will be rewarded for it.