Do The Thing

In this episode, Stacey and Niki engage in a heartfelt conversation about the power of transformation, teaching, and personal growth. They discuss the importance of detaching from outcomes, being a servant leader, and the magic of witnessing others' shifts in mindset. They also explore the significance of building a supportive community and the ripple effect it can have on individuals' lives. Join them as they share inspiring stories and reflect on their own journeys of self-discovery and fearlessness.

Learn more about Niki at queencush.com 

Still on the dating apps? Are you worried you'll swipe left on your perfect match and waste energy on someone incompatible? If so, the Do The Thing Dating Experiment podcast is for you.

Yes, you read that correctly. I finally started a new podcast—The Do The Thing Dating Experiment! You've seen how much the Do The Thing Formula integrates seamlessly into all our challenges. Now it's time to put it to use in the dating scene! Listen as members of the Do The Thing Singles Community step outside their comfort zones and try new things as they go on a quest to find love. And our first guest, Dr. Nancy De Andrade, wants you to say yes!

Here's why I believe the Dating Experiment is the perfect way to try something new and rediscover yourself in the process.

Ready to hear some inspirational stories? Listen to the Do The Thing Dating Experiment podcast on your favorite platform. 

Society often pressures people to conform to pre-determined expectations. But what if you made a new path and chased your dreams?

In a deep conversation with Lauren Mauldwin, we discuss challenging the status quo to create your own version of ambition. After years of feeling trapped by society's expectations, Lauren had an epiphany: rather than trying to fit into a pre-determined path, she could take control of her life journey. This decision would lead to a life-altering twist, teaching her the power of embracing failure and vulnerability. Would she also be able to help others toward achieving their goals?

Here's why Lauren stopped following the status quo to choose her own path.

Keep the conversation going! Follow Lauren Mauldwin on LinkedIn and Facebook. 

In this episode, I'm sharing a journey that started as research for my book but has now become an exciting business opportunity. Join me as I talk about the challenges I'm facing as I grow my business and the steps I'm taking to overcome them. 

So many people want to lose weight. But only a few actually succeed and keep the pounds off. What's preventing the rest from reaching their target?

I got personal with Dane Fuller—Founder of FULLER—and really dissected why breakfast is the most important meal of the day, especially if you want to stay lean. Always passionate about all things health and fitness, he knew he wanted to build a brand in that niche. And e-commerce seemed like the right avenue. But would he be able to create a healthy and delicious product to help his audience lose weight?

Here's why Dane believes every successful weight loss journey begins with what you eat for breakfast.

Are you a guy looking to lose weight and take control of your wellness? Join Dane's Facebook group, Secrets of the Lean.

Want to guarantee a great start to your day? Try Dane's delicious, healthy, and really filling breakfast products at eatfullerfood.com. 

Past experiences shape who we are. And trauma makes it difficult to move forward in life. Imagine the possibilities if you opened a new door and learned to trust yourself.

I got personal with Cindy Larson to discover how she found true joy in emotional healing. After leaving an abusive marriage, she found herself single for a long time. But meeting the love of her life changed everything. Unfortunately, his sudden passing left Cindy looking for answers. Would she return to a place of peace and happiness in her newest quest for love?

Here's how Cindy found her voice, learned to trust her intuition, and why she'll never settle.

Want to stay connected with Cindy? Follow @fitnessfan100 on both Instagram and Twitter, or send a friend request to Cindy Larson on Facebook. 

Being comfortable feels good, but it doesn't allow for growth. Imagine what you could accomplish by simply stepping outside your comfort zone.

It was a pleasure to sit down with Brian Cook, Founder and President of StretchMed. Always passionate about fitness, he enjoyed working as a personal trainer at a local gym. However, Brian wanted to create something more lucrative for himself. He jumped in head first when an innovative idea for a new stretching studio presented itself. But would he be able to scale this new fitness franchise model?

Here's how Brian opened his first studio with a $3,500 post-dated check and scaled a thriving stretching franchise model.

Want to learn more about Brian, his fitness journey, and his one-on-one streching routines? Follow Brian Cook on Linkedin or visit stretchmedstudios.com. 

Are you tired of being told to "just practice" to improve your public speaking and podcasting confidence, only to see zero results? Public speaking is the number one phobia worldwide. What if you put yourself out there, conquered your fear, and attended a Toastmasters meeting?

After experiencing the benefits of Toastmasters firsthand, I knew it was time to dare the Do The Thing community to attend a meeting. Today, I invited three Toastmasters onto the show: Gregory, Shannon, and Francine. We explore how to overcome fear and master impromptu speaking to achieve personal growth in a positive environment. Will you be ready for the next table topic?

Here's how the Do The Thing Toastmasters Dare will hone your public speaking skills, push you to do hard things, and connect you with an amazing community.

Connect with these fellowToastmasters:

Shannon Keating: Visit shannonkeating.com, follow @shannonkeating on Instagram, and listen to the Unmasked & Open Hearted podcast.

Gregory Russell Benedikt: Learn more about Gregory's coaching at gregoryrussellbenedikt.com, and remember to check out the Dare To Dream Podcast.

Francine Turtz: Reach out at [email protected]. 

Life is filled with uncertainty. But sometimes, the best moments happen when you unlock the power of the universe. Imagine the possibilities if you pushed aside your fear and learned to live in the moment.

Today, I got personal with Josh Grillo to learn why he went on a three-month sailing excursion with his wife, two kids, and their big dog. After the death of his father, Josh decided to set sail for the Baja Hob Rally. During his epic trip, Josh and his family would face the unknowns of life on the water as they navigated unpredictable weather and waves. But would he learn something more profound about himself along the way?

Here's how Josh conquered his fear, packed up his entire family, and set sail on an adventure of a lifetime.

Want to learn more about Josh's epic journeys? Follow @wildersailing on Instagram, or check out his YouTube channel, Wilder Sailing. 

If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. Most entrepreneurs don't achieve success on their first try. But what if you fail several times in a row?

In an eye-opening conversation with Dr. Samuel West—Founder of the Museum of Failure—we explore the connections between fear, risk-taking, and failure. Samuel dedicated his career as a psychologist to understanding the role of failure in innovation and progress. What he uncovered was the paradoxical connection between failure and success. He created the Museum of Failure for people to share stories of their biggest setbacks. But would these tales help others embrace their own shortcomings?

Here's how Samuel started the Museum of Failure and why he believes accepting failure is the first step toward growth.

Intrigued by Dr. Samuel West's journey? Visit museumoffailure.com to follow along and learn more about upcoming exhibitions.