In this episode, we explore how resilience, identity, and purpose can help us navigate adversity and create meaningful success. Ryan Beckmann, philanthropist, entrepreneur, and founder of HeroPicks and The Last Save, shares lessons from his journey through addiction, trauma, and recovery. He discusses mental health, faith, leadership, and the power of service and community to turn personal challenges into positive impact.

Anthony Trucks, former NFL athlete, bestselling author, and leadership expert, shares how his experience in foster care, poverty, professional sports, and more than 30 traumatic life events shaped his “Dark Work” philosophy. He explains how confronting difficult internal challenges can help transform identity, build confidence, and improve performance in both life and business.

David Booth, Founder and Chairman of Dimensional Fund Advisors, discusses his journey from helping launch the first index fund to building a global investment firm. Drawing from his new book, Stay Calm: Learn to Embrace Uncertainty in Investing and Life, he shares why successful investing is less about predicting the future and more about understanding markets, staying disciplined, and embracing uncertainty. Get a copy of David's new book here.

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In today’s episode, Brian Sher and I sit down with Marshall Davis Jones to talk about awareness, presence, and the power of showing up. Marshall explains how language shapes our internal direction, emotional state, and connection with others, while sharing why physical proximity creates an energy that virtual communication cannot fully replace. He also delivers a powerful spoken-word performance centered on owning your thoughts, identity, and personal growth. Brian and I reflect on the relationships and unexpected opportunities that emerge when we make ourselves available, act with intention, and say yes when our priorities, timing, and risk tolerance align.

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In this episode, we explore leadership, innovation, and turning bold ideas into real impact. Dan Albaum, Co-Founder of Market Impact and author of The Giving Edge, shares how servant leadership, generosity, and strong relationships can create a lasting advantage in business. He also discusses building stronger teams and healthier workplace cultures.

Josh Hoffman and Jordan Eubanks, Co-Founders of LightHeaded, share how an idea from a Christmas tree decorating contest became a new category of illuminated sports collectibles. LightHeaded has already pre-sold 1,500+ units, generated $360,000+ in pre-launch revenue, and has 10,000+ units in its demand pipeline, along with 50 NCAA licenses and partnerships with McLaren F1, Hendrick Motorsports NASCAR, and the U.S. Army.

Clément Decrop, Founder of The Idea Space and a Master Inventor with 50+ technology patents, discusses how ideas are formed and how innovation can be turned into successful products. His products have generated more than $1 million in sales, and he is now developing a Generative AI-powered mindfulness platform.

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In this episode, we explore how mindset, courage, and intentional action can transform your life, from building financial freedom to creating deeper connections and living with greater purpose.

Lina Moynha, CEO of Property Elevate, shares her inspiring journey from growing up in a culturally conservative environment and relying on government benefits to building a successful property education business. She discusses breaking cultural expectations, challenging limiting beliefs, creating remote income through property, and using success to give back to her family.

Eric Saperston, award-winning film maker, author, and creator of The Journey and Live in Wonder, shares lessons from interviewing hundreds of influential leaders and learning what it takes to live an extraordinary life. He also discusses his latest release, The Three Things Game, and how meaningful conversations can spark joy, build deeper connections, and help us celebrate the experiences that shape who we are.

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In today’s episode, I sit down with Omar Sarieddine, co-founder of Ticmint, a live events platform built to give creators direct ownership of their communities and audiences. Omar shares how a passion project in Abu Dhabi shaped his understanding of culture, belonging, and genuine human connection. We discuss why in-person experiences remain essential in an increasingly digital world, how sports and music unite people through shared interests, and the patience required to navigate long sales cycles. Omar also explains how meditation, yoga, and breathwork help him manage the emotional demands of entrepreneurship while keeping Ticmint focused on sustainable growth, customer value, and meaningful milestones before raising additional capital.

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In today’s episode, I sit down with three leaders bringing clarity, compassion, and possibility to their industries. Dr. Jeremy Levin explains the growing distrust surrounding biotechnology, the hidden forces driving medicine costs, and how patient-centered incentives can restore confidence. John Polo shares how grief forced him to confront his inner dialogue and why awareness, respect, and kindness became the foundation for rebuilding his life. Dr. Fernando de la Peña reveals how his team achieved two-way holographic communication with the International Space Station and transformed those lessons into accessible, emotionally intelligent AI. Together, these conversations show how transparency and service create trust, strengthen connection, and turn hard-earned lessons into meaningful progress.

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In today’s episode, I sit down with Nic Glazer to break down the planning behind a highly productive 36 hours of cross-country travel. We discuss choosing flights based on timing and reliability, preparing hotel access before arrival, and building sleep, nutrition, exercise, meetings, and family time into the calendar. Nic explains the difference between looking at your schedule and truly studying it, including how to use travel time, white space, and unexpected delays with greater intention. I also share the importance of identifying your non-negotiables and applying the Michael Jordan rule to challenge excuses, expand your capabilities, and create more productive days without sacrificing what matters most.

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In today’s episode, I sit down with Tricia McCaffrey and Virgil Herring to discuss how luxury mountain living can create lasting value through family, connection, and presence. Tricia shares the vision behind Finale Breckenridge, the community’s final master-planned development, including limited residences, mountain homesites, and its first five-star hotel. We talk about what makes Breckenridge a year-round destination, from skiing and summer recreation to its welcoming character and proximity to Denver. Tricia also explains why thoughtful development and limited supply strengthen its appeal, while Virgil connects skiing, flow state, and high performance. Ultimately, our conversation centers on building meaningful experiences and memories with the people who matter most.

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This episode explores resilience, entrepreneurial freedom, and redefining success through the stories of three remarkable leaders who have transformed adversity into purpose. Colin Owensby, an ultra-endurance athlete and resilience advocate, shares his journey of overcoming a near-fatal accident, profound loss, and personal challenges. He introduces his Map of Resilience, a 25-year framework built around daily habits, relationships, environment, and meaning to help people navigate grief, reinvention, and adversity.

Michael “Buzz” Buzinski, a U.S. Air Force veteran, serial entrepreneur, bestselling author, and visionary marketer, shares how founders can build businesses that grow without depending on them for every decision. Through his Founder-Free Revenue Engine approach, Buzz helps entrepreneurs create scalable systems, sustainable growth, and greater freedom so they can spend less time working in the business and more time creating impact.

Caleb Campbell, a West Point graduate, former NFL linebacker, and keynote speaker, opens up about walking away from professional football and spending five years working as a janitor while rebuilding his identity. Drawing from his upcoming book Unstriving: 12 Lessons on Authentic Success from a Recovering Overachiever, Caleb explores the connection between identity, ambition, burnout, and authentic success, offering leaders a new perspective on achieving more without constantly striving.

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In this episode, we explore how entrepreneurs are turning sustainability into scalable innovation and creating products that challenge the way everyday goods are made. Phil Cohen, co-founder of CRUSH! and Simplifyber, shares how advanced materials and liquid fiber molding technology can transform natural cellulose fibers into high-performance, biodegradable alternatives to plastics and synthetic materials.

Michael Stausholm, founder and CEO of SproutWorld, shares the story behind the world’s first plantable pencil and how he turned an innovative idea created by three MIT students into a global business. From initially packing pencils in his living room to selling more than 85 million pencils across 80 countries, Michael demonstrates how purpose-driven products can grow into successful global brands.

Together, Phil and Michael explore the intersection of entrepreneurship, sustainability, innovation, and purpose, offering insights into how businesses can rethink traditional products, reduce environmental impact, and prove that doing better for the planet can also create meaningful business opportunities.

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