One Shot

Doubt is something we all struggle with from time to time. Are we in the right career? Are we doing the right things to achieve our goals? What if this just isn’t meant to be? In this episode, we discuss how we deal with doubt to keep pushing towards what we are after. 

Brian Mazza is an entrepreneur and founder of High Performance Lifestyle Training, an organization designed to create an environment where like-minded people who are obsessed with becoming more efficient can come together. In this episode, we discuss Brian’s upbringing as an elite soccer player, his time in the food and hospitality industry, and how he is now encouraging others to forge the ability to pivot after adversity. 

The last two years have brought to light various issues of racism in our society. In this episode, we have a candid conversation about our various experiences with racism and what we can do to keep us all moving in the direction of equality. 

Jesse Bradley is a former professional soccer player turned speaker and pastor of Grace Community Church in Seattle, WA. In this episode, we learn how a life-threatening illness changed the course of Jesse’s life and led him into ministering and inspiring others. 

After the COVID lockdowns slowed the economy, we now face supply chain issues, inflation, and shortages in labor which has us thinking about what we are doing to prepare ourselves and our families. 

Jordan Burroughs is an Olympic gold medal and 5-time World Champion freestyle wrestler. In this episode, we learn how his relationship with his parents and an inner drive to be the best turned him into one of the greatest wrestlers of all time. 

We have an open discussion on the vaccine mandates companies and the government are implementing. 

Ben Patrick, AKA Knees Over Toes Guy, is the founder of the “Athletic Truth Group”, which is a gym and online training service of “unconventional” style training with over 2000+ knee success stories. In this episode we learn about how Ben overcame his own debilitating knee injuries and how he created one of the most unique training programs available to help thousands move pain free and live better. 

Last week we talked how you maintain the hunger even after you have seen success. This week, we talk about how to maintain the hunger when nothing is going your way. How do you keep pushing despite a lack of the results you are after? How do you keep pushing when everything around you seems hopeless?

Randy Bowman is the founder of “AT LAST!”, an organization helping impoverished kids perform better during the 7 hours a day they are in school by maximizing their educational resources during the 17 hours a day they are not in school. In this episode, we discuss Randy’s life growing up in a poor community, how he worked his way through Law School and a successful career as lawyer, and why he started “AT LAST!”.