Questions came in about everything from anger management to how to serve the country. I gave it my best go!

This episode is about an unorthodox way in which you can help overcome hurdles. Just like the title states, record your fears. Trust me, it scared me at first also.

One of the greatest known leaders of men was Sir Ernest Shackleton, who was and remains the most notable explorer of Antartica. He is remembered for multiple expeditions but Endurance would be the one most people think of. On the surface he failed at his goal, but to look deeper into it you'd realize how vital his leadership was in the jaws of defeat. We can use his principals today to succeed, even when we fail.

I grew up with my guest for this episode. We played sports together, as well as becoming wrestling and football champions (of sorts) and ran around doing what kids do. Then we both grew up, went in separate directions, joining the Army and Air Force respectively. Now, after two decades we are catching up and talking about the amazing work Joe is doing with the Boulder Crest Foundation. Be aware, we cover topics that may bother some but I genuinely believe if you listen, it will help.

Inside of every man is his past. For some it is something beautiful to reminisce about while for others it is traumatic. For 40 years, a three game rugby league series has been played by men from Queensland, Australia. They represent their state by wearing Maroon jerseys, sweating and bleeding for everyone they've every known from back home. Robert Burgin, through tireless work and a deep passion for the history of who these men truly are, has captured it in his latest book, Maroon Mentality.

Part of making massive changes in your life is the environment you allow. For some their largest distractions are people while others may be geographic in nature. For some it may be their lack of discipline and by assessing the surroundings they tolerate, coupled with remodeling their minds may be exactly what is needed to be able to break through.

My guest today is a brand on the rise. My favorite thing about Ice is that you can't pinpoint him as one type of person. He's a former professional athlete who transitioned into an entrepreneur who is showing his business savvy through his apparel company as well as his deepening business acumen and communication skills. On top of all of that he's someone people are enjoying getting behind. Enjoy this one and then go follow his rise!

Adam Wright is a Brisbane based rugby league coach. He coaches locally with the Wests Mitchelton Panthers and also walks the sidelines, as the man in charge of the Uruguay National Team. He's a salt of the earth type of man who tells it like it is and I can't wait for the next time we get to catch up for an ice cold beer.

My guest today is a friend of mine who has found his way through a few things in life. He lives and works in England now after being an Air Force brat, including his teenage years in Texas, before joining the US Army. Juan Jasso is nearly done with his Masters program, proving than a young man can go from a wayward boy to a good man and proud father.

Four years ago I clicked on the Instagram page, WildArk. Fast forward to today and I am interviewing one of the founders of the wildlife organization, Mark "Hutch" Hutchinson. Through the tireless work and dedication to preserving our beautiful world and the wildlife that inhabits it, Mark, his family and all those associated they are educating people like myself. We need more men and women like those at WildArk.