John Haydon is a friend, a musician, a Buddhist, an educator, and he's only got a little while longer to live. He's beat the odds by an immense stretch, but the road looks a lot closer to the end. He invited me to sit down with him and his brother Jim to talk about that.

John's new book, The Self Reliant Entrepreneur, is out and ready for you to love! Buy the hardcover, not the kindle. It's a daily reader kind of a book and it's a mighty tool for your success. Get this. 

Should you start a podcast? Or a YouTube channel? What do you need to know? I've got a podcast jumpstart if you want to get launched quickly. 

Charlie Gilkey is smart. Check out his new book, Start Finishing! 

In this, I talk through the concept of Monday resets. I give you four words as your program: forgive, refuel, target, connect. It'll make sense once you dig in. Sponsored by Thinkific: go to http://cbrogan.me/thinkific to check it out! 

Rorke Denver is a former US Navy Seal Commander, bestselling author, Hollywood movie actor, and leadership speaker and coach. I was happy to catch up with him after a few years and see what's new in his world. 

His book is Damn Few. His movie is Act of Valor. Really swell dude!

I put this out on Memorial Day to pay homage to those US military women and men who fell while serving our country. Always remember. 

I love interviewing Clay Hebert. He's got the perfect introduction, the perfect brand, and more. Catching up with Clay is HUGE! 

I catch up with author Mark Schaefer on his new book, Marketing Rebellion, and get more into what's going on in his world. 

Bryan Eisenberg and his brother Jeffrey are always out on the cutting edge of ecommerce and retail and a bunch of related technologies. Their book, Be Like Amazon, is a must read for strategy delivery. I got a chance to catch up with Bryan, so here's your opportunity to listen in. 

We don't talk enough about mental health and wellbeing for business professionals and entrepreneurs. Stress, anxiety, and depression are on the rise (thanks, modern society) and yet we don't know how to tell others what we're dealing with. We don't know how to help ourselves to feel less of it. And we don't know how to interact with others dealing with it. I have a few thoughts for you. Drop an email: [email protected] if you want to talk more.