All men face the accumulated tension of anger... Where does it come from? What should we do with it?

Join us in this episode of Grow or Die as we discuss what it means to tame the tension and even utilize it toward our growth. 

In this episode of the Grow or Die Mid-Week Checkpoint, we examine a short clip from The Tim Ferriss Show where Tim interviews actor and former NFL football player, Terry Crews.

In light of the New Year, as we start planning how to execute and achieve our goals and dreams, Terry encourages us to reverse the process we normally adhere to in order to be the men we aspire to be.

How do you respond to constant rejection? Do you ever find yourself letting other people define you?

In this episode of Grow or Die, special guest Zoro the Drummer, the “Minister of Groove,” internationally-renowned rock star, motivational speaker, master storyteller, and author shares with us his journey toward purpose, fulfillment, and success amidst constant rejection. 

In this episode of the Grow or Die Mid-Week Checkpoint, we examine a short clip from NPR’s How I Built This Podcast. Guy Raz interviews Howard Schultz, Executive Chairman of the Starbucks Corporation.

While walking the streets of Milan, Italy, Howard began to recognize the culture and community surrounding coffee. With a vision in mind, he approached the original owners of the only existing Starbucks at the time, with a dream to create a similar culture in the United States, only to be rejected. Good ideas are not always appreciated at their start.

In this episode, Jade, Scott and Byron take some time to reflect on where we've been, where we are, and where we are headed. Our conversation spans personal reflections on Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, the Costs of Disengaged Men, the Fruits of the Spirit, Finding Joy, Contentment, and Success, and the Men of Growth Impact Challenge. 

In this episode of Grow or Die, Freestyle Friday Edition, we discuss the impact and power of journaling. 

Journaling can be many things, but there are three basic purposes to why we should be writing things down...

1. Journaling keeps the object of your ambition and your desired outcomes always in front of you. 

2. Journaling organizes and systemetizes your day-to-day tasks, thoughts, and tactical action plans with your larger outcome in mind.

3. Journaling establishes an account of your current situation and allows you critically evaluate your progress and where you need to make adjustments. 

How many times have you learned something that was profoundly important to you at the moment, but you never took action on it?

In this episode of the Grow or Die Mid-Week Checkpoint, we examine a short clip where Tony Robbins explains that “information without emotion is rarely maintained.” While speaking to a live audience, Tony unpacks the idea that the best learning is active, not passive.

Depending on which poll you read, between 88-92% of people that start New Year Resolutions, end up failing by the end of February.

In this episode of the Grow or Die podcast, Jade Molina, Byron Davis and Scott Rogers unpack the reasons why Resolutions DO NOT WORK. 

In this episode of Grow or Die, Freestyle Friday Edition, we tackle the classic view on setting S.M.A.R.T. goals. Even though this is a very popular method for pursuing desired outcomes, S.M.A.R.T. goals often fall short or simply do not work at all. 

Join co-founders, Jade Molina and Byron Davis as they discuss the idea that instead of setting goals we should be setting up systems that deliver results.

In this episode of the Grow or Die Mid-Week Checkpoint, we examine a short clip from the Impact Theory Podcast as Tom Bilyeu interviews Vishen Lakhiani, entrepreneur, education technology innovator, speaker, and founder of Mindvalley, a company specializing in education innovation

Vishen shares the three most important questions to identify when considering your end goals.