The hustle and grind pornographers would have you believe that hustle is enough. The truth? There is no “A for effort.” In today’s episode, Curt discusses what it means to be truly productive, and why human knowledge — not human braun — is the key to productive freedom.

Curt interviews Mike Weinberg, author of the new book, “Sales Truth: Debunk the Myths. Apply Powerful Principles.” In this no-holds-barred book (and interview), Mike tells you how to be more productive, cut through the B.S. sold by “new sales gurus”, and get down to SELLING.

Learn more and buy the book: https://mikeweinberg.com/

Curt provides principles to follow in creating pockets of order in a disorderly world in order to make you truly productive, instead of a “victim of busy.”

When we take our Thomas Edisons of today, put them in the corner and tell them to shut up, obey, or be drugged, we are threatening the future of our society.

Curt interviews Purdeep Sangha who works with male entrepreneurs through his “The Male Entrepreneur” company and podcast of the same name. Purdeep formerly worked in a good-paying, high-stress corporate job, but left it due to the negative impact on his mental and physical health, and relationships. Now he works with male entrepreneurs to help them face their unique challenges.

For more: http://PurdeepSangha.com

The Male Entrepreneur Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/super-fans-podcast-with-purdeep-sangha/id1365979812

To truly live the freedom lifestyle, you have to be truly productive. That means you have to be intentional about the choices you make each and every day. Learn more on today’s episode.

We’re at the halfway point of 2019. Are you as close as you’d like to be to the resolutions and goals you set back on January 1? Not to worry -- there’s more than enough time left in 2019 to crush them. Want to learn how? Listent to today’s episode.

Curt interviews Michael Strong, founder of the Academy of Thought and Industry -- a disruptive educational institution for high-school age students, empowering them to take responsibility for their own learning. The school fosters entrepreneurship and intellectual curiosity among its students. Curt and Michael also discuss the power of entrepreneurship to address the world’s most pressing challenges, as well as the need for transpartisanship in a deeply partisan world. 

For more: https://thoughtandindustry.com/

How you can use first principles reasoning to blow apart your assumptions and meet your challenges.

Instead of putting warm butts in seats and trying to “engage” them … wouldn’t you rather have a team of superheroes?