In today’s conversation, Genevieve is going to take you through all the things you need to know about having a safe, secure, and health-optimized home.

Tune in to learn what you need to reexamine in your home, the things that you can (or should) change, and the things that you can do right away in order to be able to live your most optimal life in the place you spend the most time!

My guest today is someone I have known a very long time! Dr. Ameet Aggarwal is a naturopathic doctor that I have studied with personally in Toronto, Canada. Since then, he has gone on to do some really incredible things.

Today, Dr. Aggarwal and I dive deep into limiting beliefs, legacy beliefs, emotional transformation, emotional detox, and negative self-narratives and how to overcome them.

My guest today has not been on The Entrepology Podcast since episode 20! Katrina Bos is an author and all-around wise woman.

Katrina is a mathematician by background and she is currently in Guadalupe having sold all of her life possessions as she travels around the world in search of the experience that happens when you surrender to the universe.

My conversation with Katrina is a long one — but there wasn’t one part of the podcast I could do away with — it was wisdom-bomb after wisdom-bomb!

My guest today is the Director of Sales of a company called WAVi — Paul Sorbo.

The WAVi is an incredibly fascinating piece of technology that can actually measure one’s state of badass — because it actually measures brain activity.

he WAVi is an EEG scanner which enables us to actually measure raw brain waves to get a sense — of not only the amplitude of connectivity — but also the types and density of waves that we are seeing within the brain.

Self-compassion is not pouring a glass of wine at the end of the day, self-compassion is not (necessarily) having a bubble bath or getting your nails done; self-compassion is about the way that you speak to yourself. And I cannot think of anyone better than Dr. Yashar Khosroshahi to take us through the neuroscience of self-compassion today!

In this episode, Jessica talks openly about her journey as an entrepreneur; the huge roadblocks that they had to overcome in order to get their product to market; and why if she had quit early on, it never would have been able to change women’s lives the way that it has.

In today’s episode, not only do we talk about is some of the commonalities between the really incredible guests that they have on She’s on Top, but we also discuss Tracy’s and Jessica’s own entrepreneurial journey.

There may be a low barrier to entry of the online space, but what these two ladies will tell you — and so many of their guests will also share — is that there’s a secret sauce to actually being successful in the online world.

For the next thirty minutes or so, I’m going to be talking to you about something that we have developed in our clinic, Entrepology Performance Labs, called the ‘radical restoration system.’

Within this system, there are three key pillars; the three Rs that I use with my patients to help them renew, recover, and restore their body on a daily basis.

My guest today, Lynn Marie Morski, says that quitting is — in fact — her superpower. She is a medical doctor, a lawyer, and many other things — but most excitingly, she is spreading her message to the world about when you need to say it’s over for things that are no longer serving you. Her book and business, Quitting by Design, is all about the art of quitting — when you should quit, quitting as a tool to carve out a successful life, finding your ‘why,’ and forming new, healthy habits.

No one could honestly not be more qualified in the themes of The Entrepology Podcast than today’s guest, Anne Matthews.

In today’s episode, we got down on a variety of topics, including how old you need to actually be to have a baby, how to balance children and entrepreneurship, and whether or not we should be freezing our eggs as entrepreneurs or just working to preserve egg quality.