How To Get A Grip

John Lee Dumas is the host of the hyper-popular podcast, Entrepreneurs on Fire, and the creator of the Freedom Journal, The Mastery Journal and the Podcast Journal.

He's interviewed over 2,000 incredible entrepreneurs, including Tony Robbins, Gary Vaynerchuk, Tim Ferris and Matthew Kimberley.

In today's episode we get candid about taxes, PTSD, patriotism, Puerto Rico and inspecting your own poo.

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Mike Ganino has over 20 years of experience working with brands to help them tell their story. He's an energetic shot of caffeine right into your bloodstream and he's one of Matthew's favorite people (and soon to be yours too!). On today's episode, Mike dives into his childhood memories, coffee culture, and how he discovered his gift for speaking on stage.

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Todd Herman is an author, performance advisor, and entrepreneur. He's clocked in over 15,000 hours in mindset strategies to help business owners build better systems and become better people. On today's episode, Todd shares what makes us unique, his strong New York City identity, and his new book that's out, The Alter Ego Effect.

Laura Belgray is the owner of Talking Shrimp and one of the best writers alive today. On today's episode, Laura chews the cud with Matthew to discuss everything and anything that keeps her sane (as well as insane). She shares her speaking fears, her productive-procrastination habits, and that time her neighbors almost killed her.

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The Art of Travel, by Alain de Botton

I'm Matthew Kimberley

About a decade ago, I found myself the owner of a technology recruitment company in Brussels, Belgium.

I was quickly spiraling into what was clearly - in retrospect - a bout of depression.

I self-medicated by writing a book, giving myself the kind of advice that I really needed at the time.

You can get a copy of that book here: http://geni.us/VLgvwlg

Over the last ten years I've found that I now know less than I knew before. The grip is occasionally looser than I'd like.

Particularly balancing all the regular stuff with self-employment and growing businesses.

So I regularly seek counsel from my friends and other entrepreneurs, and I ask them the question: what keeps you sane?

I enjoyed and benefited from those conversations so much that I thought it was selfish to share.

And so the How To Get A Grip podcast was born.

Catch a list of all the episodes here: www.howtogetagrip.com

And you can subscribe here: https://matthewkimberley.com/subscribe

Let me know if you find it useful.

And get a grip.