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Nervousness stops people from taking action and doing the thing. But what if you let your inner voice lead the way?

In today's celebration interview with Jeremy Bradford—Find Your Voice Challenge Champion—we explore the transformation he underwent over the course of 17 days. When Jeremy first learned of the Do The Thing dares, he was scared and uncertain. But instead of running away, he did the thing and stepped out of his comfort zone. What did he learn about himself in the process?

Here's how the Find Your Voice dares helped Jeremy overcome anxiety and discover he's worthy of love.

Want to follow his journey? Connect with Jeremy Bradford on Facebook to give or receive advice! 

We often wonder if we can make a difference in this vast universe. But the ripple effects you create are endless. What if you left behind a legacy beyond yourself?

It was a pleasure to chat with Brad Hart—Found of Make More Marbles—to learn why he believes anyone can transform their life in a meaningful way. While still in his twenties, Brad started a highly successful hedge fund. Money poured in, but it didn't fulfill him. He switched gears to follow his passion—helping others recognize their full potential. But would this move pay off for Brad?

Here's why Brad left his successful hedge fund to serve other entrepreneurs and says life is a marathon, not a sprint.

Stay connected! Learn more about Brad's masterminds, community, and programs at makemoremarbles.com.

Pick up a FREE copy (just pay shipping) of The 8 Minute Mastermind at 8minutemastermind.com or The 8 Minute Money Manager at 8minutemoneymanager.com. 

Whenever a hero gets a call, it's up to them whether or not they answer it. But what if that hero were you?

I had a heart-warming, inspiring conversation with Laura Carney—author of My Father's List—to learn how she navigated the world while filled with grief. When her father passed away, Laura took it upon herself to honor his wishes and complete the items on his bucket list. But what would she discover about herself in the process?

Here's how finishing and documenting her father's bucket list helped Laura overcome grief, revealing her true self.

Preorder My Father's List at bylauracarney.com, and follow @myfatherslist on all social platforms. 

Innocent children often find themselves caught in the crossfire when parents divorce. But what if the adults found a balance to resolve their conflicts outside the boxing ring?

In a thought-provoking discussion with Stu Weintraub—Founder and CEO of the Center for Child-Safe Divorce and Shamanic Energy Healer—we learn the importance of navigating the emotional effects of divorce. Various hardships have shaped Stu into the shamanic energy healer he is today. He says we must reconnect with nature to restore balance in our lives. But will his past experiences help Stu become a bridge between heart and head to help others heal?

Here's why Stu believes in mediation over litigation when protecting children from the trauma of divorce.

Learn about Stu's nonprofit at lovebeforelaw.org, or visit stuartweintraub.com for info about his healing retreats and workshops 

Do you feel overwhelmed by all the tasks you need to accomplish and the mental baggage that holds you back? You're not alone. But once you develop mental toughness, anything is possible.

Today, I talked with Daniel Powell, an endurance athlete with thousands of miles under his belt. Always up for an adventure, he set out on a daring bicycle ride in the dead of winter to raise funds for a community center. The challenge pushed him to the brink of physical and mental exhaustion. Would he be able to silence his inner critic and cross the finish line?

Here's how Daniel did the thing to bike 2,446 miles and complete 12 triathlons, raising $400K for charity along the way.

The story doesn't have to end here! Follow Daniel Edward Powell on Facebook or @captain.challenge on Instagram. 

Jumping into the dating pool can feel overwhelming. With so many fish in the sea, the fear of rejection is real. Will you connect with any of them? Imagine what could happen by releasing your inhibitions and diving in head first.

I got to chat with Chrissy Palmer, who participated in the second Do The Thing Dating Dare Challenge. Widowed nearly a quarter-century ago, Chrissy was nervous about reentering the dating scene. Fear prevented her from even talking about relationships. Our online community inspired her to make herself available once again. But would she be brave enough to stick her first toe into the dating pool after 25 years?

Here's how Chrissy gained self-awareness by connecting with herself and others during the Do The Thing Dating Dare Challenge.

Chrissy invites you to get to know her dogs on social media. Follow @onyxandcoal on Instagram! 

The fear of being judged keeps too many people from doing the thing. But what if you put yourself on exhibit to discover the power of self-motivation and resilience?

I had a great conversation with Matt to learn how doing something unknown and somewhat scary helped him overcome fear. As a financial consultant, he lived a predictable, comfortable life. But after years of setting aside his ambitions to build a financial consulting business, Matt was craving something new. He wanted to overcome fear and step out of his comfort zone. Would stand-up comedy be the right outlet for him?

Here's what pushed Matt to sign up for improv and comedy classes and what he learned from his first stand-up comedy show. 

The fear of failure keeps many people from doing the thing. Instead, they try to avoid challenges instead of facing them head-on.

Today, I chatted with Branden Coluccio—Managing Director at Relentless Ventures—to uncover how a series of unexpected circumstances took him on an unimaginable journey. Growing up, Branden always knew he wanted to be an entrepreneur. He set his eye on private equity and enjoyed many successes. But when the government came knocking on his door, Branden had to learn how to find the positive in a horrible situation.

Here's how Branden transformed 10 1/2 months behind bars into an enlightening experience.

Intrigued by Branden's journey and want to learn more? Visit relentlessventures.io or email him at [email protected]. And be sure to listen to his podcast, Convictions. 

I brought on my friend Chrissy to talk about how she has used "figuring things out' as way to become wildly successful. We got to uncover that in this interview, and so much more. On top of being able to talk about how she started her first business by cleaning toilets on a shoe string budget, we got to talk about how the new venture she is launching called the Rapid Acquistion Club and now being able to help so many more people realize their own dreams.

Buying a business is an exciting endeavor. Ownership opens the door to so many new experiences. Why don't more people do it? They get paralyzed from planning every little step. Is it even possible to acquire a business while still keeping a full-time job?

In this eye-opening discussion with Chrissy McDannell— Founder at The Magnolia Firm, you'll learn all about her latest venture for connecting business buyers directly with sellers.

Here's why Chrissy did the thing to launch The Rapid Acquisition Club and encourages first-time buyers to follow a take-a-step-forward approach.

In this episdoe you will get to see how figuring things out has supercharged her success

Eager to learn more? Follow The Magnolia Firm on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube to discover more about The Rapid Acquisition Club. You can also follow Christine McDannell on LinkedIn.