Mind Over Habit

What if becoming financially successful isn't simply about earning more money—but about becoming the kind of person who knows what to do with money, business, opportunity, and responsibility?

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‎On this episode of the Mind Over Habit Podcast, Moses sits down with Tony Bradshaw, entrepreneur, author, podcaster, speaker, and business leader, to explore the connection between money, habits, business, personal growth, and purpose.

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‎Tony is the author of The Millionaire Choice: Millionaire or Not. You Can Choose., 31 Days to Get Money Smart, and Creating Millionaire Families. He is also the host of The Millionaire Choice Show and founder of the Purpose of Wealth Live Events Series.

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‎With more than 25 years of business leadership experience—including Director, VP, CIO, and COO-level roles—Tony has helped lead digital, marketing, technology, and strategic growth initiatives.

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‎But this conversation goes beyond titles and numbers.

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‎We explore the choices behind wealth, the power of getting 1% better every day, developing people while growing businesses, avoiding lifestyle traps, creating a meaningful financial plan, and understanding what wealth is actually supposed to accomplish.

Marriage brings two people together—but it can also bring together two families, two cultures, two histories, and sometimes two very different ideas about loyalty.

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‎What happens when your spouse feels you're choosing your family over them? How do you honor your parents without allowing outside expectations to weaken your marriage? And what happens when cultural traditions, Christian values, and personal expectations collide?

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‎In this episode of the Mind Over Habit Podcast, Moses sits down with Pesa Shayo, author and co-founder of Live Your Best Marriage, to explore these difficult but important questions.

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‎Pesa helps cross-cultural Christian couples build what he calls a United Front—learning to stop turning against each other and start facing outside pressure as one team.

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‎This conversation explores communication, boundaries, loyalty, culture, faith, conflict, emotional maturity, and the everyday habits that can determine whether a couple grows closer or slowly becomes divided.

‎What happens when artificial intelligence becomes more influential than human relationships? In this thought-provoking episode of Mind Over Habit, Moses sits down with Justin Cale II, leatherworker, activist, political campaign strategist, and founder of the House of Cale.

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‎Justin shares his perspective on how AI is reshaping creativity, education, politics, and culture. Drawing from his experience as a young creative entrepreneur and former Logistics Manager for the Jenn Mack Campaign, he explores the challenges facing artists, the risks of AI dependency, and why genuine human connection may become one of the most valuable skills of the future.

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‎If you've ever wondered how Gen Z really feels about AI, creativity, and the future of society, this conversation is for you.

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What does it really take to build a podcast, stay consistent, and create something that lasts?

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‎In this episode of the Mind Over Habit Podcast, Moses sits down with Victor Jones, host of the Liquor Talk Podcast, storyteller, entrepreneur, and conversationalist.

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‎Victor has spent years creating space for conversations with creators, entrepreneurs, entertainers, and everyday people. Through hundreds of conversations, he's gained a unique perspective on people, creativity, relationships, setbacks, and the realities of the creator journey.

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‎Together, Moses and Victor explore what authenticity really means, why consistency is harder than motivation, what podcasting teaches us about human nature, the challenges facing creators, and how someone can build a platform without losing themselves in the process.

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‎This is more than a conversation about podcasting. It's a conversation about showing up, finding your voice, learning from people, overcoming setbacks, and building something that can outlive the moment.

What happens when the life you built falls apart—and you have to rebuild yourself from the ground up?

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‎In this powerful and deeply human episode of the Mind Over Habit Podcast, Moses sits down with Steve Gamlin, also known as The Motivational Firewood® Guy and The Vision Board Guy.

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‎Steve's journey is anything but ordinary. After blowing up his radio career, first marriage, and financial stability at age 35, he found himself at a crossroads. A strange moment involving a $3 bucket of golf balls, a thunderstorm, and two questions from a coach became part of the turning point that helped him begin rebuilding his life.

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‎Today, Steve is a motivational speaker, comedian, author, coach, and creator of the Vision Board Mastery and Ultimate Life Vision methods.

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‎But his story has also taken him through profound grief. After losing his beloved wife, Tina, in December 2024, Steve began another difficult chapter—learning how to grow through grief while using his experience to help others facing heartbreak and loss.

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‎In this conversation, we explore purpose, visualization, gratitude, self-talk, kindness, humor, relationships, resilience, grief, and the importance of taking positive action.

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‎This is a conversation about falling down, getting back up, and learning how to keep the fire burning.

What happens when the life you've built no longer feels aligned with the person you're becoming?

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‎In this episode of the Mind Over Habit Podcast, Moses sits down with Ibeth Ayala, an innovation coach, life design expert, international bestselling author, and advocate for intentional living.

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‎Ibeth shares the personal burnout and major life reset that forced her to rebuild her life—starting with herself. We explore the human side of innovation, why fear can become a barrier to meaningful change, how breathwork can support clarity and creativity, and why letting go is one of the most important leadership skills.

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‎From her books No Risk, No Fun and From the Ground Up to her work with executives, creatives, and people navigating personal reinvention, Ibeth offers practical insights for anyone who feels stuck, overwhelmed, or ready for something different.

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‎This is a conversation about courage, creativity, identity, habits, and the choices we make when we decide to design a life that actually feels like ours.

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What if faith isn't simply about being saved and waiting for heaven—but about discovering why you're here and learning how to live with greater purpose today?

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‎In this powerful episode of the Mind Over Habit Podcast, Moses sits down with Gerald Robison, affectionately known as Dr. G, a pastor, teacher, missionary, and author who has ministered across three continents and trained Bible teachers in more than 25 countries.

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‎Dr. G brings humor and deep thought to difficult questions about Christianity, suffering, joy, spiritual growth, purpose, and the Bible. Having personally faced tongue cancer and the possibility of death, he brings a deeply personal perspective to questions many people struggle to articulate.

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‎Together, Moses and Dr. G explore why Christians sometimes struggle with the things they know they "ought" to do, how genuine joy can be cultivated, why difficult questions can sometimes become accusations, what it means to become more like Christ, and why our faith should engage not only our emotions but also our minds.

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‎This is a conversation about faith, mindset, purpose, resilience, and learning to see God—and life—with new eyes.

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Artificial Intelligence is transforming business, leadership, and society faster than most people realize. Yet many leaders are still approaching AI with outdated assumptions, misplaced fears, or unrealistic expectations.

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‎In this episode of the Mind Over Habit Podcast, Moses sits down with Andrew Quillen, founder of AndMaverick and former leader and advisor across OpenAI, Stripe, Spotify, and Coinbase.

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‎Andrew now advises executives, investors, governments, and major institutions including Microsoft, Blackstone, JPMorgan Chase, Mayo Clinic, and the governments of Australia and New Zealand on AI strategy and emerging technology.

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‎Together, they explore what leaders still misunderstand about AI, lessons from inside OpenAI, the future of crypto beyond speculation, decision-making in uncertain times, mental health for ambitious professionals, and what remains uniquely human in an age of intelligent machines.

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‎This conversation is essential for entrepreneurs, executives, investors, innovators, and anyone seeking clarity in a rapidly changing world.

What does more than three decades in the sports information industry teach us about discipline, risk, decision-making, and consistency?

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‎In this episode of the Mind Over Habit Podcast, Moses sits down with Ed Franklin, a sports information professional with more than 33 years of industry experience and an MBA in Finance.

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‎Ed has built his philosophy around research, statistical analysis, disciplined bankroll management, professionalism, and long-term consistency rather than chasing short-term winning streaks.

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‎Together, Moses and Ed explore how experience changes decision-making, why consistency is harder than it looks, how data and human judgment work together, the psychology of risk, and what entrepreneurs and everyday decision-makers can learn from a field where uncertainty is unavoidable.

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‎This is a conversation about much more than sports. It's about process over impulse, discipline over emotion, and building habits that support better decisions over time.

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What if the secret to remembering more wasn't studying longer but sleeping smarter?

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‎In this episode of the Mind Over Habit Podcast, host Moses sits down with Brandon Christian, founder of Remory, a startup developing memory technology inspired by groundbreaking research in sleep science and neuroscience.

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‎After his grandmother suffered a fall that affected her memory, Brandon discovered a fascinating area of research known as Targeted Memory Reactivation (TMR), which explores how sounds and scents can strengthen memories during sleep. What began as a personal project evolved into a company dedicated to helping students and lifelong learners improve memory retention.

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‎Brandon shares the science behind sleep and memory, what 54 studies reveal about TMR, the myths surrounding "learning while you sleep," and the realities of building a hardware startup from scratch.

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‎If you're a student, entrepreneur, or simply curious about how the brain works, this episode is packed with fascinating insights.

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