Having It A.L.L.

You know that voice in your head, that tells you just what you need to hear so that you shrink back, play small, succumb to fear. Yeah, you do?! Well, so does my guest on today's podcast.

Aaron Anastasi has quite the resume of accomplishments and experiences in his life:

Aaron still has his inner voice, but it's whispering different things to him now.

In our conversation Aaron and I talk about limiting voices, shifting beliefs to shift results, abundance and the power of sexual intimacy for creativity.

What you’ll learn in this episode:

Yup, this is a very loaded title. But here's the thing: everything my guest talk about are pieces for a massively awesome life. The tools, practices, mindsets and beliefs she shares, when practiced regularly and with intention, will absolutely set you up for a massively awesome life. Honoree has chosen powerful mentors to help equip her tool belt for life's curveballs.

Read the episode notes for this one, there's a lot in there. If you haven't heard of people like Napoleon Hill, Tony Robbins and Hal Elrod, then go check them out. Click the links or Google search them yourself, and see if their messages resonate. They've surely helped millions of people get out of their head and get into living!

So this episode is not about giving you a formula or template. Quite frankly I don't think they exist and I caution any person or source that claims to have the answer. But what Honoree does is give you incredibly powerful tools and beliefs that you can use and try on for yourself, to help you experience life in its full awesomeness!

Things you’ll learn in this episode:

This is part 3 in my series where I'm breaking down the meaning of A.L.L. - Abundant Loving Life, and where I'm sharing my framework for having it all. In the A.L.L. framework, I've chosen to focus on what I think are 6 key areas of life: Faith, Family, Friends, Fitness, Finance, and Fun. Faith: belief in something bigger than you; believing in something you don't understand. 

• Not talking about religion specifically. You can have FAITH and not consider yourself religious. That's how I feel about myself. 

Family: the people in your innermost circle. 

Friends: the people who are in your inner circle. Your personal tribe.

Fitness: your health.

Finance: your ability to generate what you need to live the life you want

Fun: your ability to let your inner kid out, laugh, let go, and enjoy life.

Measurements (Accountability) on the 6 F's Faith - 10 couple meditations/prayers Family - 15-20 family dinners, 10 family playtimes Friends - 4 couple outings Fitness - Regular weekly exercise, join a running group or fitness class. commit to doing a few small fitness things each day. Finance - Enrolilng in Financial Peace and going through the 7 Baby Steps Fun - 1 vacation out of country, 1 vacation in states

Today’s guest is a father to three daughters, a husband to a beautiful wife, friend to myself and so many others, and an economist by profession.

His name is Robert Monroe, and if you met him in person, the first thing you’d probably notice is his smile.

He’s got one of those ear to ear smiles that tends to come with a hearty laugh and come from a place of joy.

But behind the smile is a man who has been some incredibly trying times in his life. At a young age Robert was orphaned and learned some brutal lessons about life. But his smile never faded.

I’m incredibly honored to bring you this conversation with Robert, where we talk about life, family, parenthood, and much more.

What you’ll learn in this episode:

I truly believe that your relationships are the most important factor to your health (and I'm not talking about relationships in the way you might be thinking).

This episode will get you thinking.

What you’ll learn in this episode:

There is a theme on this show that comes up in a number of episodes: Breakdowns lead to Breakthroughs.

My guest on today’s podcast knows all about this.

Ruby Fremon has had her breakdowns in life. She knows what it feels like to hit the proverbial rock bottom.

Her story has many familiar elements: destructive relationship, substance abuse, self hate.

But what makes Ruby unique is in her response to these life circumstances.

Now, after years of learning what “self love” means, Ruby can say with a smile that she is absolutely love life, and has made it her mission to help others do the same.

Ruby is a coach, catalyst and ignitor, helping people bust down their limiting beliefs, conquer their biggest fears, and get unstuck. She is a firm believer that you can have it all in life without sacrificing a thing (so you can see why we get along so well!)

What you’ll hear in this episode:

This episode was inspired by an article titled “The one sentence that finally inspired me to lose 70 pounds”.

I read that and thought to myself, “I want to know that one thing!!!”

Not because I feel I need to lose 70 pounds, but because anytime someone claims to know the one thing/secret/habit I really want to hear it.

So I checked it out….and liked what I read!

But the point of the article made me think about my one thing and about a topic that I address regularly on this show --- personal mission statements.

What you’ll learn in this episode:

I’ve met some very cool people through this podcast. Typically, I’m inspired to have them on the show because of their work or the message they are pushing out to the world.

I’ll see their TED talk, or read one of their powerful blog posts, or hear them in an inspiring interview. Something like that.

My guest today impressed me for a totally different reason.

I met Matt Giovanisci through Facebook.

He posted a link to a webpage he created with the sole purpose of getting himself booked on podcasts.

I thought it was incredibly creative. Check it out here: http://www.moneylab.co/guest/

He made this web page, loaded it with tons of unique and funny information about why he'd make a great podcast guest, and put his contact info

I loved his approach and humor, and thought "What the heck? I have him on the show". And that's what happened!

Matt makes a living by being creative online. He's hosted a few podcasts, created some profitable online brands, produced some hilarious rap videos, and overall has been able to turn his passions into revenue streams that allow him to LIVE THE DREAM.

Matt and I talk about creativity, being original, and going against the herd. 

What you’ll learn in this episode:

Continuing our series on the Having It A.L.L. framework, today's episode is all about LOVE. 

I have a special guest on this episode with me today, one perfectly suited to chat with me about love.

In this conversation you'll learn:

Yeah, this episode has a pretty bold title. But bold men are deserving of bold titles. I’ve been inspired by Bill Jamison since meeting him 3 years ago. What Bill has that made me want to record a conversation with him, is this amazing ability to surrender to what he does not know, trust in himself and the process, lead his life with purpose and conviction, love and give with all of his heart, and be an example of what a powerful 21st century man is all about. That’s someone who I want to talk to!