Live Different Podcast

Evan DeMarco is a sports medicine and nutrition expert, published author, public speaker and frequent guest on television, radio, and digital platforms. He is a successful entrepreneur whose interest in diet, health and supplements began as an athlete and consumer determined to improve an industry that was going through massive transformation.

Evan shares tips on creating an achievable bucket list and working towards it, how to make work a support system for your life, and ways to solve the equation of your life.

Evan discusses his health and wellness journey, the ins and outs of omegas and CBD oil, and mind body connection.

He leaves listeners with the advice, "Create a lifestyle that you can be happy about. Set a realistic goal of something you want to achieve in your life. Do something every day that scares you."

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This week we are doing something a little bit different. Raj Nathan from RajNATION Innovation is interviewing our very own Matt Wilson about Under30Experiences.

Matt Wilson is Adventurer and Co-founder of the travel company Under30Experiences. In just a few short years U30X has grown to 15+ countries worldwide and 30+ local communities throughout the USA and Canada.Matt is also the Co-Founder of Under30CEO (Acquired 2016) and the Host of the Live Different Podcast and has 40+ Five Star iTunes Ratings on Business, Travel, Health and Performance. He brings a unique, uncensored approach to his interviews and writing. His work is published on Forbes, Inc. Magazine, Huffington Post, Reuters, and is part of the invite-only Young Entrepreneurs' Council (YEC) comprised of the world's most successful entrepreneurs 40 and younger.Matt is a shareholder of the Green Bay Packers. He hosts yoga and fitness retreats in his free time and completed the Crossfit Level 1 Coaching Course. He buys all his food from an organic farm in the jungle of Costa Rica where he lives.

In this week's episode, Matt Wilson shares the secret to growing communities, entrepreneurial lessons, and tips to create discipline.

He shares tips on strengthening your mental game, ways to create ambassadors and grow your brand organically, and the importance of being humble.

Matt shares tips on bringing your community together for the common good and how to really care about your community, all while scaling your company.

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David Osborn has built one of the top real estate brokerages in the world with more than 4,300 agents and annual sales volume exceeding $8 billion. A serial entrepreneur and best-selling author, David has founded over 50 companies—at least 30 of these are ongoing profitable concerns. David is also an educator who teaches audiences how to live abundant lives through goal setting, hiring great talent, and developing multiple streams of income. David is the proud father of two wonderful daughters and a son, and lives in Austin, Texas with his beloved wife, Traci, who is a mom and artist.

Today's episode is all about entrepreneurship, setting goals in several categories, and using wealth as a tool.

David shares what it means to choose to become wealthy, differences between listening versus problem solving, and the value of learning how to learn.

David talks about the importance of scheduling, reading, and journaling, as well as his miracle morning routine.

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Jeremy Goldberg is the founder of Long Distance Love Bombs. Jeremy is a TEDx speaker trying to make kindness cool. He is also a PhD scholar who spent the past five years studying the science of human behavior, specifically how attitudes affect action and how we can communicate to inspire greater and lasting change. Jeremy is a compassion-cultivating, day-making change agent, a kind heart, and someone who believes in you.

Today's episode is all about why balance is bullsh*t, getting clear on what you want to be, and the importance of scheduled play.

Jeremy shares how to find beauty in the mundane, how often to evaluate your inner self, and ways to design our environment in the best way possible.

He leaves listeners with the advice, "Accept total personal responsibility for the way your life is going. It's a very confronting thing but it's a very powerful thing. You are in control of how you respond and how you choose to do the things that you do in your life. That eliminates blame and excuses."

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Gregory Diehl has understood the importance of universal ideas from a young age. Though he was raised in California, he soon embarked on a journey of global quest for learning, self-discovery, entrepreneurship, and inquiry. Since then, Gregory has lived and worked in 48 countries and continues to use his experiences to help others along the path of self-fulfillment through exploration. He helps entrepreneurs prepare complex value messages across many mediums, and offers unconventional lifestyle coaching and brand identity consultancy for impassioned individuals. In his free time, gregory kidnaps felinse from streets around the world and bathes them in his sink before passing them along to strangers.

Today's episode is all about personal evolution, reverse culture shock, and loneliness when traveling.

Gregory shares how he learned which relationships in his life were truly meaningful, how to get multiple passports/residencies, and how to create sustainable happiness.

He leaves listeners with the advice about stepping out of your comfort zone, "Learn to ignore that part of you that insists on panicking when that happens."

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AJ Vaynerchuk is the co-founder of the athlete representation firm VaynerSports. He is also the former COO of VaynerMedia, a social-media-first digital agency, and a founding partner of the venture capital fund VaynerRSE. Born into an entrepreneurial family, he started displaying a sense for business from a young age. He is also involved with a number of other commercial projects.

AJ shares his experience growing VaynerMedia to an epic level of success and managing a company of several hundred employees with his brother Gary, his decision to leave VaynerMedia to focus on his health and start VaynerSports, and his struggles with Chron's disease.

AJ discusses his thoughts on hiring and firing quickly, the most important aspects of company culture, and why he and Gary aren't afraid to fail.

AJ leaves listeners with the advice, "As long as you learn from a mistake or failure, it's a win."

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Bethany Tran is the founder of The Root Collective and Weft + Warp Brand Strategy. Bethany is a social entrepreneur who is trying to make the world a better place with a business that matters. The Root Collective is changing the world for the better by offering handmade shoes that provide jobs for people that need them. Bethany is a passionate communicator and believes firmly that business can (and should) be used to change the world. When she's not running her two businesses, she can be found reading fluff fiction, making kombucha, and snuggling with any dog she can get her hands on. She lives in Raleigh, NC with her husband, two resident dogs, 11 chickens, and has a steady stream of foster pups at any given time.

Our episode today is all about travel, running a business when you have no idea what you are doing, and figuring things out as you go.

We discuss how essential curiosity is, ways to manage expectations (including your own), and looking at the world's largest problems as the greatest opportunities.

Bethany leaves listeners with this advice: "There are so many problems that need solving. If you see something that needs solving, and no one else is doing it, it's on you and that's a really good thing. Fear is an absolute liar. Tell fear to shut up."

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Brant Cortright, Ph.D., is the author of The Neurogenesis Diet and Lifestyle: Upgrade Your Brain, Upgrade Your Life and a brain health coach. He is a Professor of psychology at the California Institute of Integral Studies. As a licensed clinical psychologist he maintains a private practice in San Francisco that focuses on an integral/holistic and neuroscience-informed approach to brain health and depth psychotherapy. He specializes in depression, stress and anxiety, career and meaning, as well as relationship and intimacy issues.

He has authored two previous books, Integral Psychology and Psychotherapy and Spirit (both published by SUNY Press.) He speaks and gives workshops around the US, Europe and Asia.

Our episode today is all about creating a lifestyle that creates new brain cells and gets people away from depression by holistic means.

We discuss psychedelic usage, finding a therapist to help treat depression, and meditation and heart opening.

Brant leaves us with the advice, "It's never too early to have a lifestyle that is anti-Alzheimer's and pro-brain health. Alzheimer's is a lifestyle disease and is almost entirely avoidable."

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Jaime Tardy is the creator of the Eventual Millionaire Podcast. She has interviewed over 150 millionaires and become an expert on building systems in your business to free up two of our most finite resources, money and time. Tim Sykes is a penny stock trader, entrepreneur, and full time teacher who has generated millions of dollars through his investment strategies. Dozens of Tim's students are now earning six figures/year and he's also created several millionaire students. Tim is using his wealth to build 1000 schools around the world in an effort to bring education to those who need it most. Brent Beshore is the founder of Adventur.es where he invests in early and late stage companies. Brent is an expert on evaluating small businesses and people. Greg Rollett is a best selling author, marketing expert and the founder of ambitious.com, a platform created to share lifestyles and personalities of young people who are taking life into their own hands.

Our episode today is all about business. We are sharing some of our favorite clips from entrepreneurs, teachers, podcasters, and other business experts on topics like making millions, evaluating yourself, and creating habits for success

We went back into the archives and dug up a few excellent episodes that highlight some business performance tips and we put them all together for you in today's episode!

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Allen Gannett is the founder and CEO of TrackMaven, a marketing insights platform whose clients have included Microsoft, Marriott, Saks Fifth Avenue, Home Depot, Aetna, Honda, and GE. He has been on the "30 Under 30" lists for both Inc. and Forbes. He is the author of The Creative Curve: How to Develop the Right Idea, at the Right Time. He is a contributor for FastCompany.com where he writes on the intersection of technology and human nature. Previously, he was a co-founder and General Partner of Acceleprise Ventures, the leading SaaS startup accelerator. He was also once a very pitiful runner-up on Wheel of Fortune.

Our episode today is all about strengthening the creative muscle, ways to allow space for creativity, and how to handle fear in the face of creativity,

Allen shares his personal tips and strategies for developing creativity, the relationship of consumption to creativity, and how to surround yourself with doers.

Allen leaves listeners with the advice, "None of this stuff is crazy. All of this stuff takes determination, focus, and a willingness to make yourself uncomfortable."

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