Nelson Dellis is an author, speaker, and star in the Netflix Documentary, Memory Games. In this episode, you'll hear about his backstory to becoming a five time Memory Champion and, even if you lose your keys on a regular basis, the motivational takeaways are easy to find.

You can check out his titles on Amazon here: https://amzn.to/3FtIDjE

Nelson Dellis Website: https://www.nelsondellis.com/

Brent Gleeson returns to Off The Floor to chat about his new book, action-oriented principles, and updates on life, and business, moving forward from the pandemic.

Order the book: https://bit.ly/Brent-Gleeson-book2

Check out the website: https://takingpointleadership.com/embrace-the-suck-navy-seal-book/

There's a confession of an old crime and a new current understanding of how it all happened.

Nothing major crime-wise, but definitely some eye-opening ideas for how we are all primed to make decisions, how easily we can lose track of our process, and focus intently on recent events.

Which can be, as you will hear, a crime against progress.

Rob Rawson is a serial entrepreneur by definition.

The founder of timedoctor.com he's on a quest that will inspire anyone to push past the limits of your comfort zone or your perception of available time.

Dave Chesson was never the best writer... just ask his English teacher. But Dave decided to challenge the safety of his comfort zone to try to create a better life for him and his family.

You don't have to strive to become a self-published success story to learn a lot from Dave's story, you just have to love the idea of making a little bet on yourself to expand your comfort zone.

This episode is LOADED with fantastic takeaways for any motivated person to learn from.

For more on Dave Chesson, check out: https://kindlepreneur.com/

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Brent Gleeson is an Ex-Navy SEAL, keynote speaker, and author of the best selling book, "Taking Point: A Navy SEAL's 10 Fail Safe Principles for Leading Through Change"

While the Navy SEAL part of this interview may grab your attention, Brent Gleeson is also a highly successful entrepreneur and his unique combination of skills make this an episode of Off The Floor you don't want to miss.

If you are a manager or business owner that has to lead a team through change, or if you're trying to take that next step outside of your comfort zone, pay close attention to the tips and advice that Brent has to offer from someone with an occupation that utilized increasing amounts of pressure to develop the most elite unit of soldiers in the world.

For more on Brent Gleeson, his book, and speaking engagements, visit:

www.brentgleesonspeaker.com

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Omar Sayyed is the co-founder of Ties.com and is the textbook definition of "serial entrepreneur". On today's episode of Off The Floor, we talk about his origins story, the bold steps that he's taken to reach this point in his career, and advice that every future entrepreneur needs to hear.

*This episode pulls no punches and that's exactly what you can expect when you're talking to a someone like Omar Sayyed, an entrepreneurial shot caller.

For more on Omar, check out: www.omarsayyed.com

Honoree Corder had a chance encounter with a famous author and a 7 minute conversation changed everything for her.

Today, she shares her story of entering into the world of writing based on her years as a business consultant. You don't need to have sold over a million books to appreciate the parallels to any business, hobby, or quest for personal development.

For more on Honoree Corder, check out her website: http://honoreecorder.com/

If self-sabotage was not an issue, how much do you think you could accomplish? In this solo episode of Off The Floor, we look at how to lower the volume of your inner-critic.

Using principles from dance instruction, you'll learn the tips and strategies high level dancers and teachers use to keep the inner-critic from being the star of the show.

Why is "middle management" a euphemism for overworked, overbearing, and totally uncool?

As easy as it is to see management as a doormat in favor of great leadership, what if it's the leadership that's creating the problem?

Jonathan Raymond is the CEO and President of Refound, a company creating resources for training and developing managers, and the author of the book, Good Authority: How to become the Leader your Team is Waiting For.

On today's episode, we talk all things management.

Hopefully it can become a catalyst in your organization, whether you're an aspiring manager, current manager, chief executive, or owner.

For more on Refound: https://www.refound.com/start

For more on Jonathan: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanrefound/