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Sometimes life throws us curveballs. As college athlete engaged in rowing and rafting, Juliet Starrett received the gut wrenching diagnosis that she had cancer. She shares her journey of overcoming cancer and going on to become a three-time world champion in extreme whitewater rafting. Juliet teaches us how having the right mindset can get you through just about anything. Now, Juliet is an attorney and an entrepreneur. She provides insightful takeaways on how to treat people, how to motivate your team, and how to improve your health.
Stress can catch up with us in a variety of dangerous ways. It’s inevitable — whether you feel it or not — that stress will affect you. This means you need to know how to take care of your mind and your body. Dr. Stephanie Gray of Integrative Health and Hormone Clinic is familiar with stress and its maladaptive effects. As someone who's been rushed to the hospital due to stress, she knows how important it is to put your health first. She lists the signs to watch out for when it comes to stress and the blueprint to a longer, happier life. She also presents her book, Longevity Blueprint, and breaks down foods you should avoid and other external hazards you should look out for. Listen in as she shares vital information about gut health, functional medicine, and more.
Learning from our past mistakes helps us make better decisions moving forward. The economic crash of 2008 provided critical lessons and takeaways that everyone can benefit from. Drawing from his experience on the crash of 2008, financial advisor Stuart Arakelian talks about wealth acceleration, allocation, and diversification. He also shares some creative strategies on wealth transference as well as some tips on how to thoroughly vet a financial planner or advisor. Stuart thinks differently than other financial advisors. He formed Arakelian Wealth Management in 1997 after spending over ten years in Fresno working for two major life insurance companies. Stuart has built a respectable and diverse clientele and maintains a manageable number of clients, which allows him to effectively oversee and coordinate all of their financial affairs.
When Alina Morse was seven years old, she went to the bank with her dad and the teller offered her a lollipop. While she really wanted to accept, her parents always told her that candy was terrible for her teeth. So she asked her dad, “Why can’t we make a lollipop that’s actually good for your teeth?” In that moment, the idea for Zollipops® was born! Together, Alina and her dad set off to make delicious lollipop treats that were actually good for teeth. In 2014, the first Zollipops treat hit the shelves: a vegan, organic, smart and yummy candy. Alina became known as the “Lollipop Girl,” a true kidpreneur!
The essence of rules-based investing is to have a set method for managing your money. These methods can come in different forms. Rules-based investing expert and founder of Portfolio Café, Tim Fortier, has been an investment professional for over 30 years. In this show, you'll discover the magic question you need to ask whenever you're sitting across from someone selling you a system or a process. This million-dollar question will cut through the pitch and prompt the other person to explain themselves fully. Tim also debunks Wall Street myths, discussing how habits from 1950s still prevail, and how we can fall into bad investment mindsets because of this. He also shares a key strategy for receiving consistent returns. If you are a seasoned stock market investor or just toying with the idea, you're going to love the insight shared in this show.
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One of the ultimate goals for most of us is to achieve financial independence: the ability to be able to cover expenses using the money you have tucked away in savings. Yet the path to financial independence can be a bumpy one. Jonathan Mendonsa from ChooseFI (Choose Financial Independence) talks about his journey from being broke to financially independent. He touches on travel hacks, grocery bill hacks, and other things that can reduce your expenses and let you live within your means. Jonathan also talks about building a mindset that will help you expand your means without replacing your income, as most financial advisors say you should do. Jonathan breaks down the seemingly rosy life of millionaires as he talks about the truth of stealth wealth millionaires.
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Did you know that you can purchase a house and find people to pay your mortgage for you? This is called house hacking. It can be done in different ways, and the speed and style of it can be customized to fit your needs. If you’re interested in house hacking, you are going to love this show because John Hagen breaks it down for you. John also touches on his lifelong disease – what that has meant for him and how it’s actually driven him to succeed.
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For those of you who want to start a business or have already done so, becoming a person of influence is extremely important. Direct response marketing expert Seth Greene dives into how you can become an influencer in your marketplace or even on a national level. Seth is the author of five best-selling marketing books. His latest book, Market Domination for Podcasting, hit Barnes & Noble in January 2017. Seth recounts how he was able to avert an abduction using Krav Maga and tackles a marketing concept called the Shock and Awe Box, and teaches how it can help you get your foot into many doors.
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As the popular saying goes, behind every great man is a great woman. This speaks volumes when we take a look at the purchasing power women hold on different products and services in the United States. This is why it’s important to learn how to cater to the female market and get the most out of it for your business. B2B sales and operations expert Susan McVea, shares to us how to sell and communicate with women. She explains mistakes business owners and sales people often commit when selling to women, giving some helpful tips and insights along the way. Ultimately, she teaches the process, methodology, and mindset to properly get women to take action and invest in your product and service.
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"Keep moving forward because if you stand still, you're going to get run over." - Troy Steiner
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