Some people look for an exuse to do something, and others an excuse not to. 

Had a guy at the gym I was using while traveling peek his head in and muse, "just as I suspected, pretty poor." He had no intention of working out, and now in his mind had a pretty good reason not to.

This got me thinking of times in my life I've used the same logic, and probably gotten similar results as the man who peeked his head into the gym.

Are you someone looking for any possible way to get something important done, or any excuse to let yourself off the hook?

"When you have done a good deed that another has had the benefit of, why do you need a third reward-as fools do-praise for having done well or looking for a favor in return."

-Marcus Aurelius

This episode I go into why what you do matters, and how doing something good is easily nullified by seeking something in return.

I explore an article on the benefits of cold showers from a scientific study of over 3,000 people. 

I've been doing cold showers as popularized by Wim Hof for almost 2 years and have never felt better. CHeck out the article below on the benefits.

Link to article: https://theconversation.com/amp/cold-showers-a-scientist-explains-if-they-are-as-good-for-you-as-wim-hof-the-iceman-suggests-181678

I share a story of how a regular beach day coud've ended in tragedy, and why I'm glad I was prepare before I needed it.

In this episode I talk to Gregory Russell Benedikt: professional life coach, author, surfer and Man of Discomfort. We talk through realizing your potential, becoming your best self, best morning routines/habits and much more. 

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The Dare to Dream Podcast

The title says it all. No one cares about your excuses, do the work, change ytour life, take back your agency.

Some great excerpts from Robin Sharma's book The Everyday Hero Manifesto.

I've been digging around listening to tons of podcasts and reading a lot of books the last few months, and I share some of the best ideas I've come across: from how your life can top a billionaire's to guarding your health like a pro athlete. 

This episode I talk about Michael Easter's book Comfort Crisis, and some thoughts on how we live today vs ancient history, and what we may be missing out on that is causing an epidemic of mental, physical and emotional health problems.

I go into superheroes, and how to accomplish goals that you're struggling to hit. How to achieve your goals like Batman.