Imagine building a successful company, only to have a national economic crisis shut it down for good. How do you pick up the pieces and start over?

I sat down with Jeff Bush to find out how he navigated this very situation. A background in sales led him to launch a mortgage company, but when the housing bubble popped in 2007, bankruptcy was his only option. Determined to feed his kids, he did the thing, started another business, called 100 leads each day, and had his dream exit.

Here's how Jeff overcame the worst financial loss possible, built a sales company in his barn, and bought a thriving wedding venue in the middle of Covid. 

Taking the first step to try something new is exciting and rewarding. But what if you don't really care about the thing once you do it?

I got personal with Damien Law of Effin' Good Snacks to learn what makes this brand better than his first. After googling healthy late-night food options, he saw a need for tasty snacks people actually wanted to eat. Would a previously failed yoga business keep Damien from going after his melatonin-filled dreams?

Here's how this 21-year-old entrepreneur identified a problem, baked up a solution, and launched a brand in the middle of a pandemic (with a little help from TikTok).Get some of Damien's delicious cookies here: www.effingoodsnacks.com 

It's easy for the strongest people to show up for others, but sometimes the strong ones are unnecessarily silent. How can you catch a breath while drowning in plain sight?

I sat down with Brenda Warren, The Soulutionist and creator of TAPIN MethodTM, about picking yourself back up after hitting rock bottom. As a United States Marine Corps veteran, she's seen her share of hits and misses. After several adversities collided at once, a call to a crisis center talked her off the ledge and reaffirmed her desire to help others in similar pain.

Here's how Brenda's strategic plan will help you overcome any barriers and live unapologetically unstoppable.You can learn more about Brenda at www.brendathesoulutionist.com and Instagram @Brendathesoulutionist 

All too often, people focus on the negative things in their lives. But it's possible to find enjoyment in every experience—no matter how seemingly mundane. What could you do to make each moment more pleasurable?

Stepping out of my comfort zone, I got personal with Genesis, an erotic blueprint breakthrough coach, about how to set your mind and body free. Always looking on the bright side, she teaches others how to find and create pleasure in all things. Here's how she uses a positive mindset, self-love, and five erotic blueprints to achieve a deeper knowledge as she does the thing.

Learn more about GenaSis here and/or discover your blueprints www.coach4gbs.com 

Making an impact and improving lives doesn't require fame, flashy gadgets, or wads of cash. Time, passion, and a big heart are all you need. But does volunteering only a few minutes each month actually make a difference?

Today I sat down with Tomasa Velediaz, a real-life community superhero, to learn the answer. Growing up in Mexico, she often found herself begging for food. As a teenager, she moved to this country, ready to work hard and improve her life. And she decided to teach kids an important lesson about the environment in the process. After all, sometimes the simplest projects move the biggest mountains.

Here's how Tomasa did the thing to clean up her community and why she encourages others to follow their hearts and do the same.Learn more about Bayside Community Center here: https://www.facebook.com/BAYSIDECOMMUNITYCENTERLV 

Traveling the world alone can feel intimidating. It’s also rewarding. What if you packed your bags, set aside your fears, and did it anyway?

I had the chance to speak with Ross Epstein, Partner at InteLink Law Group, about his worldly adventures. Although he practices law today, he's always been a traveler first and a lawyer second. A high school Latin club trip to Italy sparked his interest, a stay in Israel springboarded his love, and the sudden end of the Cold War fueled his desire to travel. But how would he get involved with the global changes while still earning a living and raising a family?

Here's how Ross left law, moved to Prague after the Cold War, started a telecom business, and found his way back to IP and transactional law—without ever sacrificing his need to see the world. 

When something doesn't go as planned, do you jump ship or wait for a safety net? Entrepreneurs tend to run away from failure, but sometimes it's the best friend you never knew you needed.

I had the opportunity to chat with my fellow mastermind member and friend Jill Addison, about her ability to pivot and transfer skills to new experiences when life threw her a curveball. Twelve years ago, she started her first business as a digital marketer, soon discovering it wasn't the right fit. But since life is a daring adventure, she decided to wipe the slate clean and enjoy the ride. Here's Jill's master plan to do the thing, earn $10K a month in passive real estate income, and raise a $1B donation with a little help from her like-minded clients. 

Fear, anxiety, and nervousness make your heart race, knees knock, and palms sweat. And guess what? So does excitement. What if you channeled your fears into excitement to go after what you really want in life?

I sat down with Christine McDannell, the Founder and Principal at The Magnolia Firm and dear friend of mine, to explore how a fearless attitude and innate entrepreneurial mindset paved her journey from garage circuses to boutique brokerage. Trusting in hard work and blissful ignorance, she discovered the secret behind a successful exit—and now helps others do the same. Whether she's jumping headfirst into the tech industry, riding a motorcycle, skydiving, or selling a business in 77 days, here's how inherited confidence drove Christine to do the thing on her own terms. 

High achievers get stuck in their heads, disconnected from themselves. Self-doubt, exhaustion, and burnout keep people from doing the thing. But what if you slowed down to learn how to trust your natural intuition?

Today I went on a journey with Somatic Therapist and Authentic Relating Facilitator, Kate Middleton. A deep fascination for yoga and meditation drove her to study with other teachers and open her own center in Indonesia. Soon, the parallels between somatics and authentic relating became apparent, and she decided to tie them together to achieve homeostasis. Discover how Kate uses somatic therapy to embrace self-inquiry, human connection, and personal development, helping others cold turkey their inner critic to finally do the thing. Learn more about Kate www.katemiddletonyoga.com 

The brain is perhaps the most complex organ of the human body. It controls your thoughts, actions, and behaviors. But what if something triggers an inner beast, and your brain starts working against you?

I had the immense pleasure of speaking with Dr. Amelia Case, Health & Behavior Expert, about how being out of touch with the mind exacerbates all problems. Although a successful clinician herself, dissatisfaction with her own mental health treatment led Amelia to start a coaching business to help others. Making the brain accessible was a priority. She personifies it with seven beastly characters: dog, monkey, lion, wolf, eagle, rabbit, and cat. Each animal represents the innate need for survival, takes over when it sees a threat, and will stop you from doing the thing.

Learn how Amelia identifies each beast brain and the restep needed to tame it. Then take this quiz to learn which beast brain is getting in your way. https://www.donewithanxiety.com/DoTheThing