Inside The Inspired

Inside The Inspired

By Jonathan Z. CohenEducationSelf-Improvement
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Inside The Inspired episodes

  • A Conversation on Anti Semitism: Adam Scott Bellos, CEO of The Israel Innovation Fund

    Adam Scott Bellos is the founder of the Israel Innovation Fund, a philanthropic venture focused on Israeli and Jewish culture. He started the fund after noticing mismanagement and financial irresponsibility in many Jewish organizations. The fund's flagship project is called Wine on the Vine, which allows people to plant grapevines in Israel and supports Israeli wineries. Adam also hosted a show called Wine With Adam, where he interviewed prominent figures in Israel over a bottle of wine. He believes that time will work in Israel's favor and that the Jewish people's hope and connection to the land will prevail.


    Adam Scott Bellos is the founder of the Israel Innovation Fund and has dedicated his life to philanthropic ventures in Israel. He has a bachelor's degree in Judaic and Middle Eastern history from the University of Arizona and a master's degree in Middle Eastern history from Tel Aviv University. He has also served in the Israeli army and has a deep understanding of the Arab-Israeli conflict and Palestinian nationalism.




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    50 min
  • OverEasy CEO Kyle Maggard on Building a Healthy Breakfast Bar

    Kyle Maggard, CEO of Overeasy, shares his journey from the military to entrepreneurship and his mission to provide people with a healthier breakfast option. He talks about the inspiration behind Overeasy and the challenges he faced in creating the product. Kyle also discusses the importance of clean and simple ingredients and the benefits of oatmeal as a healthy start to the day. He shares his decision to drop out of Harvard Business School and bet on himself to start his own company. Kyle emphasizes the importance of courage and perseverance in the face of doubt and negative feedback. He encourages entrepreneurs to enjoy the journey and celebrate even the smallest wins along the way.


    Key Takeaways:

    • Kyle Maggard created OverEasy to provide people with a convenient and healthy breakfast option.
    • The inspiration for OverEasy came from the broken food industry and the health crisis in America.
    • Oatmeal is a complex carb and can be a healthy start to the day when made with whole grain rolled oats.
    • Kyle dropped out of Harvard Business School to pursue his entrepreneurial dreams and bet on himself.
    • Courage and perseverance are essential qualities for entrepreneurs to overcome doubt and negative feedback.
    • Enjoying the journey and celebrating small wins is important in the entrepreneurial journey.


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      35 min
    • Ep. #100! Steven Pressfield, Overcoming Resistance

      In this episode of Inside the Inspired, host Jonathan Cohen interviews author Steven Pressfield. They discuss various topics related to creativity, resistance, and finding one's purpose. Pressfield shares insights on rationalization as a form of resistance, the importance of being where the action is happening, and the role of the ego in the creative process. He also talks about the concept of flow state and the impact of artificial intelligence on creative writing. Pressfield emphasizes the importance of writing from the heart and finding one's own voice. He shares his own journey of overcoming resistance and offers advice for aspiring writers and artists.


      • Rationalization is a common form of resistance that people use to make excuses for not pursuing their creative endeavors.
      • Being in the right environment and surrounding oneself with like-minded individuals can greatly enhance one's creative journey.
      • Overcoming the ego and writing from the heart is essential for authentic and meaningful creative work.
      • Artificial intelligence may have its uses, but true art and writing come from the soul and cannot be replicated by machines.
      • Discovering one's purpose and voice requires perseverance, self-reflection, and a willingness to let go of control.


        • 49 min
      • The Key to High Performance with Dr. Erik Korem, PhD, CEO of Aim7

        Dr. Erik Korem is the CEO and founder of AIM Seven, a team of coaches that help individuals optimize their recovery and improve their performance using wearable technology. With a background in football and athletics, Dr. Korem has extensive experience in sports science and has worked with elite athletes and teams. He is also the host of the Blueprint podcast.


        • Stress is a generic response to various stressors, but the body's response is predictable.
        • Building the capacity to adapt to stress is more important than trying to manage stress.
        • Wearable technology can provide valuable data, but it needs to be paired with personalized recommendations and real-time feedback.
        • Graduated pressure and deliberate exposure to stress can help individuals develop resilience and adaptability.
        • It is important to find a balance between pushing oneself and taking the necessary rest and recovery.
          • 37 min
        • From Med School Drop Out to Martial Arts Expert featuring Jay Lee, Founder of Korean Tiger Studios

          What does it take to push yourself?


          On today's episode of the pod please welcome, Jay Lee, the founder and CEO of Koren Tiger Studios, a martial arts studio dedicated to helping professional and amateur fighters push their physical limits and skillsets to develop into quality humans.


          This episode is packed with gems of wisdom from Jay. Venturing across the world to help train and nourish young minds with marital arts.


          Being abandoned by his family and dropping out of Cornell Medical School to pursue martial arts full time, Jay has built his own unique methodology and expertise into a community for all ages to explore martial arts.


          Connect with Jay on Instagram: @CoachJunLee @KoreanTigerStudios

          47 min

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