What is holding you back from living a life that you love? Is it fear? Most of us are hindered by fear in one way or another, but it doesn’t have to control your life. You could learn to conquer your fear and create a life worth living. Just take the first step just start.

Is watching Netflix and having a bottle of wine every night helping you close the gap from where you are to where you want to be?

The truth is sometimes our worst enemy is ourselves and not what happens around us. If you don't want to continue taking punches from life, it's time to get up and start fighting back! Fight back!

Take control of your own happiness and find ways to love yourself again.

“ I found good men and women wherever I went on my journey through life. I strived to be as good as they were, as good as I could be, so in the end, those that knew me would be proud to call me their friend. All I ever wanted was to be a good man.”

This episode is especially dedicated to the courage of Viktor Frankl who wrote a book entitled Man’s Search For Meaning. And for teaching me the importance of having a mission in life and that as we serve something bigger than ourselves, our happiness and success will follow.

“Don’t expect the time in your life when you’ll be free from change, free from struggle, free from worry. To be resilient, you must understand that your objective is not to come to rest, because there is no rest. Your objective is to use what hits you to change your trajectory in a positive direction.”

“What are you telling yourself is impossible? My hunch is it’s a heck of a lot more doable than riding your bike to the Himalayas, hopping off and ascending Everest without any assistance. Oh, and then riding back home.”

This episode is especially dedicated to Barry Michels and Phil Stutz who wrote a book entitled, The Tools. For their wisdom in teaching me the character difference between Consumer and Creator. I am both humbled and grateful.

This episode is especially dedicated to Harry Dorfman, one of the world’s leading mental training experts who wrote Coaching The Mental Game -

For his wisdom on optimizing our relationships with others and recognizing that I am not 100% right about anything. I am forever grateful.

Competition holds the promise to bring out the very best in us, and that’s why we should seek it out. The word comes from the Latin root peto, which means ‘to go out and seek.’ The prefix com means ‘with’ or ‘together.’ Thus, competition is a social process that requires others. You can’t do it by yourself.