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Brad sits down with Coach Micheal Burt, an internationally-known author and nationally-acclaimed keynote speaker that coaches on personal and business development topics.

In today's playbook, Brad and Micheal Burt talk about craving common sense advice, and what it means to "solve for clarity" when helping to elevate someone's endgame.

So, what advice does Coach Michael Burt have for Brad Lea? Play today's Dropping Bombs to find out!

Matt Manero, author of You Need More Money, believes that life starts at 150,000 a year. Though, he admits, it gets really good at about 500,000.

Did your brain blank out at those numbers? You're not alone. "The reality is that most people don't have success. They're broke," says Matt. But, if you're going to aim for more income, why cap potential at 75,000 per year?

"Being able to step in and help my family when they needed me was the greatest gift I ever got," says Matt. "But I had to help myself first."

Helping you make more money is exactly what Matt Manero's book is all about. So, are you ready to wake up and solve your financial problems once and for all? Check out this episode of Dropping Bombs to find out.

What do Cole Hatter and Brad Lea both have in common? The desire to force-multipliers of good in the world.

"If you're not giving back, you're going to go out of business," both agree.

Cole is a writer, award-winning speaker, and entrepreneur chats with Brad Lea about his annual conference, Thrive. Inspired by the success of Tom's, the footwear company that makes headlines with their philanthropic business model, Thrive teaches entrepreneurs how to make their money matter.

How to get big enough that your wealth can help others? Check out Brad and Cole's stories of "making it," and the struggle it took to get there in this episode of Dropping Bombs.

Dropping in for today's Dropping Bombs is Russ Whitney! Russ is an entrepreneur, philanthropist, and worldwide leader in the business, real-estate investment, and financial training fields.

So, what do Russ and Brad have in common? More than having "made it," these two entrepreneurial powerhouses find the most satisfaction in helping others.

"I was laying in my bed, sure I was about to die." Two nights ago, Nate Walker thought he was having a stroke. "Wondering if the ambulance would arrive in time was a big wake up call."

Do you ever struggle with the idea of slowing down? Hustle 24/7—It's unofficial motto of entrepreneurs everywhere. And, at 33, Nate Walker of LevelUp University is no stranger to the self-made millionaire mindset. "You want to grow, to build stuff," says Nate.

But there's a difference between running on the 24/7 hustle hamster wheel and building a sustainable business. One will make you insane and eventually kill you. The other will gift you more freedom and impact than you can ever imagine.

How did Brad build LightSpeed VT without missing a single Daddy-Daughter Dance? Get his insights and tips in Episode 65 of Dropping Bombs!