Code 3: Life. Reinvented.

What happens when life gives you a second chance—and then a third?

In this episode, I sit down with author, TEDx speaker, journalist, executive wellness coach, and two-time cancer survivor Savio P. Clemente.

After being diagnosed with Stage 3 Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in 2014, Savio endured chemotherapy and fought his way into remission. Ten years later, after delivering a TEDx talk, covering the Oscars, and returning from India, cancer returned.

Together, we explore what happens after a life-altering crisis, including:

This conversation is for anyone questioning their path, feeling stuck, facing adversity, or wondering if it's too late to reinvent themselves.

Because sometimes the greatest challenge isn't surviving the crisis. It's deciding how you'll live afterward. Because sometimes the greatest challenge isn't surviving the crisis. It's deciding how you'll live afterward.

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What happens when you've done everything right, built a successful career, and still find yourself wondering, "Is this really it?"

In this episode, I sit down with my longtime friend Eric Riemer to explore his remarkable six-year journey from a successful career in financial services to becoming CFO of the Yosemite Rivers Alliance, a nonprofit dedicated to protecting one of America's most iconic natural landscapes. Along the way, Eric shares how health scares, the loss of his parents, and a growing sense of misalignment forced him to rethink what success truly meant.

We discuss career burnout, the difference between success and significance, the power of gradual change, and why many high achievers feel disconnected from work that once energized them. Eric also shares how he overcame fear, challenged limiting beliefs, and designed a portfolio career that ultimately led him to work he loves.

If you've ever felt trapped in a career that looks good on paper but no longer feels like your own, this conversation offers practical wisdom, hope, and proof that meaningful reinvention is possible.

To get in touch with Eric, you can find his LinkedIn here, or through the Yosemite Rivers Alliance site.

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What does success actually look like when you’ve built businesses, raised kids, made mistakes, and gained enough perspective to know money alone isn’t the answer?

In this episode of Code 3: Life Reinvented, I sit down with entrepreneur Navid Moosa for a conversation that goes far deeper than business strategy. Navid shares the extraordinary story of his family being forced to flee Uganda under Idi Amin’s regime with just one suitcase and 90 days to survive, and how that legacy shaped his mindset around struggle, gratitude, and resilience.

We also unpack what it means to be a “parentpreneur” and whether it’s actually possible to build ambitious businesses without sacrificing your presence at home. Navid gets brutally honest about mistakes he’s made as a father, the lessons they taught him, and why his newest mission is helping other parents avoid the same traps.

We also explore:

This is a conversation about entrepreneurship, family, reinvention, alignment, and what really matters when the noise dies down.

If you’ve ever wondered whether success is costing you too much, this one’s for you.

Navid Moosa Website
https://navidmoosa.com

Social Handles (all platforms):
@TheNavidMoosa

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What if every moment you spend living inauthentically is a small death?

In this deeply personal solo episode, I read passages from my upcoming book, Powered by Authenticity, and introduce one of the most important ideas in the entire book: urgent authenticity.

After surviving two widowmaker heart attacks and completely reinventing my life, I’ve come to believe that authenticity is not something we pursue someday when the timing feels right. It’s an urgent responsibility to ourselves right now.

In this episode, I explore why so many successful people drift away from who they really are, how masks become survival strategies, why vulnerability is essential to living truthfully, and what it means to choose aliveness over autopilot.

If you’ve built a life that looks successful on the outside but feels disconnected on the inside, this conversation is for you.

I also share practical reflections on growth, mortality, radical honesty, and the question I believe we all need to ask ourselves: Is my life pointing toward my authentic truth?

To discover what MORE can do for you, please visit bemorealigned.com.

What if the biggest reinvention of your life is still ahead of you?

In this episode, I sit down with author and speaker Debbie Weiss, who didn’t begin her transformation until age 50. From a lifetime of caregiving and self-sacrifice to becoming a writer, speaker, and creator, Debbie’s story challenges everything we believe about timing, identity, and what’s possible later in life.

Debbie opens up about the moment that changed everything, when she realized she had spent decades taking care of everyone else while losing herself in the process. What followed was not a clear plan or a bold leap, but something much more relatable: small, imperfect steps that slowly reshaped her life.

We explore:

Debbie shares the philosophy behind her “Sprinkle Effect,” the idea that transformation does not come from one big moment, but from consistently adding small, intentional changes that compound into something meaningful.

Her journey also reveals something deeper. Reinvention is not about becoming someone new. It is about discovering parts of yourself that were there all along.

As Debbie puts it, you do not need to have it all figured out. You just need to start.

If you are feeling stuck, unfulfilled, or wondering if it is too late to change, this conversation is your reminder that it is not.

Your life is not over at 50. It might just be getting started.

To learn more about Debbie, please visit her site.

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You’ve done everything right. You built the career, earned the title, and created a life that looks exceptional from the outside.

So why doesn’t it feel like yours?

In this solo episode, I unpack a concept I’ve been living and studying for years called numb success. It is the experience of having high achievement but low aliveness.

This is not about burnout. It is not about failure. It is about the quiet truth that many high achievers already know but avoid admitting.

I share the real story behind one of the most important lines from my upcoming book:

“You don’t need to be exceptional to live an exceptional life. You just need to be exceptionally honest about who you are and brave enough to do something about it.”

In this episode, we explore:

This episode is a wake up call, but not the kind that tells you to blow up your life overnight.

It is about telling yourself the truth and taking one honest step toward a life that finally feels like yours.

Because the real risk is not failure.

It is building a life that looks exceptional and never admitting it is not yours.

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What happens when your career looks perfect on paper—but feels empty in real life? In this powerful conversation, I sit down with former lawyer and corporate leader Varuschka Nagesar, whose résumé includes global giants like Google, Accenture, and DHL. From the outside, she had everything: prestige, income, opportunity, and status. But inside, a quiet voice kept asking: Is this really it?

We talk about the courage to walk away from peak success, trusting your intuition, redefining what success actually means, and why many high achievers feel trapped in lives they’re supposed to love. If you’ve been questioning your path, feeling unfulfilled, or sensing there has to be more than titles and money, this episode will hit home.

We also explore authenticity, self-belief, grief after identity shifts, and how to listen when life is calling you toward something deeper.

Connect with Varuschka Nagesar:
Website: varuschkanagesar.com

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Website: bemorealigned.com.

Somewhere in the middle of a successful life, a quiet question can start to creep in: Is this really it? I know that feeling and for me, it took surviving two widow-maker heart attacks to fully face it. In this solo episode, I share why waiting for a crisis is a dangerous strategy and how most people ignore misalignment until life forces their hand.

I’ll read a passage from my upcoming book Powered by Authenticity and walk you through one of the most powerful exercises I’ve ever created: the Mortality Motivation Exercise. You’ll write your current obituary, your ideal obituary, and uncover the gap between the life you’re living and the life you know is possible.

If you’ve been stuck in autopilot, feeling successful on paper but empty underneath, this episode is your invitation to stop waiting and start living now.

Please check out our site at bemorealigned.com to see how we can help you move into a new chapter full of meaning and fulfillment.

Somewhere in the middle of a successful life…a quiet question shows up: Is this really it?

You did everything right. Built the career. Earned the title. Created a life that—on paper—looks like success.

So why does it feel… off?

In this episode of Code 3: Life Reinvented, I sit down with author Lorie Kleiner Eckert (Chai on Life) to talk about what really happens in a midlife transition—when success stops feeling like success.

This isn’t about blowing up your life. It’s about telling yourself the truth.

What We Cover:

Lorie Kleiner Eckert is an author and speaker whose book Chai on Life explores gratitude, reinvention, and finding meaning in everyday moments.

👉 Explore Lori’s work: Etsy Shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/loriekleinereckert/

MORE® is the destination for high-achievers ready to move beyond “numb success” and into a life of aligned reinvention.

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What happens when your life looks successful… but doesn’t feel like it?

In this solo episode, I explore a state I’ve come to call Numb Success — when you’ve built a life that works on paper, but something inside feels off.

This isn’t burnout. It’s not failure.

It’s the slow drift that happens when you start prioritizing what you should do over what actually feels true.

In this episode, I share a passage from my upcoming book, Powered by Authenticity, and reflect on how easy it is to lose yourself gradually — not all at once, but over time, through small decisions that move you further away from who you are.

I also talk about why awareness alone doesn’t create change, and where the process of coming back to yourself actually begins.

In this episode:

If you’ve ever had the thought, “Is this really it?” — this episode is for you.

🎧 Listen now and take an honest look at where your life feels aligned… and where it doesn’t.

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