Dropping Bombs

"Make good shit and tell the truth" - Nicole Arbour doesn't shy away from either. A comedy powerhouse and social media star, Nicole seems to be everywhere right now. And, whether promoting her new book or on stage delivering stand-up, she's doing it with her trademark style of dishing out tough-to-swallow truths.

Which might just be the tough love we all need right now—whether you like it or not.

In this episode of Dropping Bombs, Brad and Nicole sit down to talk about what it takes to motivate people, why telling the truth is so taboo, and Nicole's new book, How to Lose the F*cking Excuses and Win Already. It's chock full of advice inspired by Nicole's own journey from physically disabled and living on her grandmother's floor to her first viral video launch and beyond.

Her secret? Stop bullshitting yourself and start winning. YOU can take the first step by pressing play.

Every company has culture, but more importantly, is it the right culture?

Jay and Brad talk about cultural alignment and what it does for turnover, profitability and overall success of the company.

Here's just some advice from Jay Doran, the culture coach: Write down your values, lead your people by example and train them.

Season two starts off right, with a speaker, coach, mentor and author, Weldon Long.

If you don't think the dreams are possible, you will miss the opportunity to make them a reality. You CAN change the way you think. How? Find out in this new episode of Dropping Bombs.

Crowdsourcing is coming up in a big way. You can split the cost of a car ride with strangers, rent an entire vehicle by the hour, stay in stranger's far-flung vacation homes, find responsible sitters for your pets, and even swap unwanted clothing or household goods.

Even better, not only is crowdsourcing a handy way to get things done on a budget, the focus on splitting costs (and resources) is also great for the environment.

So, what's next on the crowdsourcing horizon? Brook Shehand would love to add almost-expired food items to the list of swappable items that can now be found on an app.

Would you eat your neighbor's almost-spoiled groceries? Check out what Brad has to say about Brook's idea in this episode of Dropping Bombs.

Daymond John sits down with Brad to drop some knowledge on the squad. You might know Daymond from the hit show Shark Tank, but this experienced entrepreneur has been perfecting his hustle for 36 years.

Lesson number one? "If you can't innovate, you might be doing the wrong thing," says Daymond. "People who are passionate and driven about their business don't have a shortage of ideas."

Let the bombdiggity drop.

Don't want to get left behind? Then tune into this knowledge-packed episode that will keep you motivated long past the first listen.