In this enlightening episode of the Peak Performance Perspectives Podcast, Mark sits down with Olivier Mankondo, a holistic health and weight loss coach who transformed his life through plant-based nutrition. Olivier shares his powerful journey from struggling with chronic health issues and obesity to losing 77 pounds and reversing his aging process—all without medication. Growing up in Africa with a naturally healthy lifestyle, Olivier's health took a downturn after adopting a diet high in processed foods and animal products in the UK.

Discover how a single YouTube video inspired Olivier to make a radical shift to a plant-based diet, leading to rapid weight loss, improved energy, and a youthful appearance at the age of 54. Olivier provides a deep dive into the detox process that accompanies the transition to plant-based eating, explaining why sticking with it is crucial despite initial discomfort. He also dispels common myths about protein, drawing fascinating comparisons between humans and herbivorous animals, and shares his simple, intuitive approach to eating that avoids calorie counting.

Olivier's daily routine includes intermittent fasting, where he eats only two meals a day, giving his body time to cleanse and heal. As a coach, he emphasizes the importance of mindset and gradual dietary changes, helping clients ease into a healthier lifestyle while minimizing detox symptoms.

If you're curious about the benefits of plant-based eating, the power of intermittent fasting, and how to maintain a healthy mindset for long-term wellness, this episode is a must-listen. Olivier’s inspiring story and practical advice will leave you motivated to take control of your health naturally.

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Olivier Mankondo is a speaker, author, weight loss and wellness coach passionate about helping people achieve optimal health.

Olivier has been able to lose 35Kgs(5 ½ stone or 77 pounds) in 9 months, reverse all his chronic diseases, and slow down quite dramatically his ageing process after adopting a plant-based nutrition.

Since 2016, Olivier has not been sick a day and has helped hundreds of people create an amazing level of health and vitality through his talk and health coaching.

He has completed the training program for weight loss coaching accredited by the International Association of Therapists.

He is also the creator of the”3-Step Weight Loss & Wellness Program” and the author of the book: “The Plant-based Nutrition: How It’s Going to Change Your Life” which has been translated into French as well.

On a side note, Olivier can speak 4 languages including French.

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In this episode of the Peak Performance Perspectives Podcast, we dive into the world of digital marketing and automation with expert Seb Brantigan. If you're a business owner, coach, or consultant looking to save time, improve efficiency, and increase your success rate, this episode is a must-listen.

Seb shares his wealth of knowledge on how automating repetitive tasks—like follow-up emails, text messages, and reminders—can dramatically impact your business. He explains how automation isn’t just a time-saver; it’s a game-changer that can significantly boost your marketing efforts, especially when it comes to webinars and consultation calls.

Discover how you can transform your webinar attendance rates from the industry average of 10-15% to an impressive 30-40% or higher with the right automation strategies. Seb breaks down the tools and techniques that make this possible, emphasizing that automation doesn’t have to be complicated. With the proper setup, you can keep your leads warm, provide consistent value, and ensure your prospects show up ready to engage.

Seb also touches on the importance of maintaining your automations to achieve sustained results. Whether you're just starting with automation or looking to optimize your existing processes, this episode offers actionable insights to help you streamline your operations and maximize your marketing success.

Tune in to learn how mastering automated webinars and other marketing automations can help you save time, increase your efficiency, and drive better business outcomes.

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Seb Brantigan also known as "The Britpreneur" is a Speaker, Best Selling Author, and Digital Marketing Veteran who has been in the industry for nearly a decade. Seb has worked with several 7 and even 8 figure earners to scale their business and marketing strategies. He has worked with one of Britain's most famous television personalities and has received two digital marketing awards.

He is a world traveller who enjoys immersing himself in different cultures and building new friendships. His greatest passion is to empower others to be successful and happy in all areas of their life. Seb would be delighted to discuss speaking opportunities on your podcast.

In this deeply inspiring episode, we sit down with Dr. Shafer Stedron, a mother, physician, neurologist, life coach, and writer, who shares her incredible journey from trauma to triumph. Dr. Stedron opens up about the struggles she faced during her medical training, where she felt disconnected from her passions, and the challenges she encountered in a relationship that left her feeling devoid of autonomy.

Through candid conversation, Dr. Stedron discusses the transformative process of reclaiming her story—how she navigated the complexities of balancing a demanding career in medicine with the need to nurture her creative soul. She delves into the pivotal moments that led her to rediscover her love for writing and music, passions she had set aside in the face of professional and personal pressures.

As a life coach, Dr. Stedron has taken her experiences and channeled them into helping others, particularly those who have suffered from intimate partner abuse and violence. She talks about the power of storytelling in healing, how reclaiming one’s narrative can lead to profound personal growth, and the importance of building a future that aligns with one's true self.

In addition to her medical practice, Dr. Stedron is now dedicated to writing two books, creating music, and fostering an online community that supports victims of abuse. Her mission is to provide a safe space for those who feel silenced, offering them the tools and encouragement needed to reclaim their voices and lives.

Join us as Dr. Shafer Stedron shares her powerful story of resilience, healing, and empowerment. Whether you're seeking inspiration, advice on overcoming personal obstacles, or insights into the intersection of medicine, creativity, and life coaching, this episode offers valuable takeaways for everyone.

Tune in to hear how Dr. Stedron’s journey of reclaiming her life’s narrative has not only transformed her own path but is also making a profound impact on the lives of others.

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I'm a mom, a physician, a board certified Neurologist, Jay Shetty Certified Life Coach with a Focus on Reclaiming your Story and honing Focus, a musician, writer and publisher on a quest to help others on their journey of growth and improved health through storytelling.

I grew up in the Midwest and was a professional singer/songwriter/producer from the age of 14-20, with a promising career ahead of me having been accepted to NYU School of Music Business and working in NYC,. I then met a convincing young man and got married at the young age of 20, and my life changed completely. The following two decades, I focused on everything but my marriage in order to stay in it. I moved back to the Midwest, worked three jobs and earned my degree in Psychology, went to Medical School and Neurology Residency at IU, then moved to rural Northern Michigan, far away from family and friends. Over time, I was expected to work outside of the home less and less, and eventually was working only for my spouse and the family. Eventually I recognized that I had to break free of the ever-shrinking world that I had become encapsulated in: I knew I needed to make some big changes, however scary and difficult it may have been. After years of going through a challenging divorce with young children, I learned how to refocus my energy not on my current circumstances and challenges, but forward towards my goals and upon actionable steps to take me there.

I helped my daughter publish two books, start a podcast What's Up Young Authors!, and pursue her philanthropic efforts to support wildlife and the humane society. We started a publishing company, the Little House of Dreams, to help young authors make their dreams of writing and publishing their books a reality. I then wrote my book, currently in pre-publication, about a boy who loves his brightly colored blocks, and how his mother relates to her neurodiverse son to help him cope with the normal challenges of the day and connect with him in a way that helps him learn to self-regulate.

I became a Certified Life Coach with the Jay Shetty Program and started my life coaching business, helping others reclaim their stories, hone their focus and work in actionable steps towards building their beautiful futures and meeting their goals.

I created supportive content from music to reels and articles to share with others going through similar life challenges, and was overwhelmed by positive feedback I received. This led to my creating my podcast, Talks with Dr Shafer, where I share solo episodes with encouraging and inspiring content based on my writings and experiences, as well as guest episodes with inspiring people who are generously using their energy and expertise to help others on their journey of growth and self-awareness.

I created an online community, We Don't Tell Our Stories, to support victims of Domestic Abuse and share resources that may help them regain self-awareness and encourage them to reclaim their lives.

I achieved a lifelong dream of mine to join the Ski Patrol, something I had always wanted to do but wasn't "permitted" to during my marriage. This was one of the first things I pursued after choosing freedom, and the camaraderie, support and community I experienced was critical in regaining my self-confidence and on my journey forward to becoming the woman I am today.

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Dan shares the harrowing details of his diagnosis, the

Throughout the episode, Dan reveals the strategies that

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In this episode, we delve into the intricacies of financial marketplaces with Noah Healy, a professional algorithm developer and recreational mathematician. Noah shares his groundbreaking research on game theory and designing new types of marketplaces that could potentially revolutionize the trading world.

Noah starts by discussing his journey into the world of mathematics and algorithm development, emphasizing how his passion for recreational mathematics led him to become an expert in game theory. He explains the historical context of trading, highlighting how the evolution of computers and the dislocation of information have shaped the current financial systems. Listeners will gain an understanding of how trading has been a significant part of civilization for centuries, with the city street being the unit of trade, and how the rise of coffee culture in the Middle East and Northern Italian city-states combined market gossiping into trading practices.

One of the key points Noah addresses is the inefficiencies in the current financial marketplace. He describes how his patent-pending system, developed from breakthroughs in information theory and computerized game theory, aims to supersede traditional commodity markets. This innovative system is designed to create a more efficient and equitable trading environment where buyers and sellers share a common interest in trading. Noah argues that the present market structure has led to increased costs, shortages, surpluses, and a significant reduction in human interaction.

Throughout the episode, Noah breaks down complex concepts in game theory and algorithm development, making them accessible to listeners who may not have a background in these fields. He explains how his system works, the potential benefits it offers, and the challenges it seeks to address. By implementing his approach, Noah envisions a marketplace that operates with greater efficiency and reduced transaction costs, ultimately benefiting all participants.

Noah also touches on the importance of understanding the history of trading to fully appreciate the challenges and opportunities in today's market. He emphasizes that many of the issues we face in the financial marketplace are not new but have been exacerbated by modern technologies and the rapid flow of information. By learning from history and applying innovative solutions, Noah believes we can create a more robust and fair trading system.

Listeners will find Noah's insights both thought-provoking and inspiring. His expertise in game theory and algorithm development offers a fresh perspective on how we can transform the financial marketplace. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in economics, trading, and the potential for innovative technologies to reshape our world.

Join us for a fascinating conversation with Noah Healy as he shares his vision for the future of trading and the role of game theory in creating efficient marketplaces. This episode will leave you with a deeper understanding of the complexities of financial systems and the exciting possibilities that lie ahead with Noah Healy.

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In this episode Mark invites Jana Barrett, a renowned certified tactical fitness coach and avid surfer, to discuss a revolutionary approach to women's fitness. The conversation dives deep into the common pitfalls women face when they train like men, often leading to injuries and frustration. Jana sheds light on the importance of understanding and syncing training routines with hormonal cycles to achieve optimal results.

Jana Barrett's journey into the world of fitness began with her love for surfing and a desire to maintain her joint health and overall well-being. Over the years, she has become a prominent figure in tactical fitness, a discipline that focuses on practical and functional movements designed to enhance everyday physical capabilities. Unlike traditional fitness programs like CrossFit or classical weight lifting, tactical fitness emphasizes joint health, mobility, and injury prevention.

Jana explains how most conventional training programs fail to address the unique physiological differences between men and women. Women’s bodies are influenced by hormonal fluctuations throughout their menstrual cycles, which affect their energy levels, strength, and recovery. Ignoring these differences can lead to overtraining, burnout, and injuries. Jana advocates for a more personalized approach, where women tailor their workouts to align with their hormonal changes.

Throughout the episode, Jana provides practical tips on how women can adjust their training based on their menstrual cycle phases.

Jana's approach to fitness is not just about physical strength but also about building confidence and a sense of empowerment. By training in sync with their hormones, women can optimize their performance, reduce the risk of injuries, and feel more in tune with their bodies. This method also promotes a healthier relationship with fitness, where listening to one's body becomes paramount.

This episode is a must-listen for women who are looking to revolutionize their fitness routines and achieve a stronger, more confident, and powerful version of themselves. Jana's insights provide a fresh perspective on women's fitness, emphasizing the importance of understanding one's body and working with it, rather than against it.

Tune in to discover how you can transform your fitness journey by aligning your workouts with your hormonal cycles, and learn why tactical fitness might be the key to unlocking your full potential. Jana Barrett's expertise and passion for empowering women will leave you inspired to take charge of your fitness and health in a whole new way.

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In this episode we speak to Dr. Lance Knaub, the author of the transformative book, "The 4 Percent Breakthrough", where we dive deep into the principles of creating a self-managing company, a journey encapsulated in Lance's entrepreneurial path culminating in 2018. The podcast explores the practical steps and profound insights from Lance's experience in building and transitioning a successful business with five locations and about 50 employees into a self-sustaining model.

Lance shares his personal evolution from an entrepreneur running a brick-and-mortar healthcare business to a coach and consultant helping other entrepreneurs achieve balance and success. The show explores the challenges and triumphs of business ownership, the importance of introspection, and the value of partnerships.

In each episode, Mark and Lance break down complex concepts into actionable steps, making it accessible for anyone looking to start their entrepreneurial journey or refine their business model. They discuss crucial topics such as identifying your personal mission, understanding your perfect life, and defining what you want to achieve by the end of your career. The podcast emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and personal development, guiding listeners through exercises like the "perfect life" and "personal mission" statements.

"The 4 Percent Breakthrough" is not just for seasoned entrepreneurs but also for those at the beginning of their journey. The podcast provides a realistic view of the startup phase, highlighting the intense effort and learning required to build a successful business. It also offers hope and guidance for achieving a balanced lifestyle, even in the demanding world of entrepreneurship.

Lance discusses the importance of self-assessment and personal growth tools, like the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator and other validated tests. He emphasizes the value of using these tools to gain insights into oneself and others, particularly in a professional setting. They discuss how these assessments can aid in team building and personal development, although it's crucial to use them appropriately and understand their limitations. The conversation explores the idea that while tests can provide useful data, they must be complemented by honest self-reflection and direct interpersonal understanding.

The discussion then shifts to the practical aspects of running a business, focusing on the necessity of a structured approach to managing time and priorities. The guest introduces the concept of a "success schedule," where individuals map out their weekly priorities, non-negotiables, and essential activities. This planning tool is presented as a way to ensure that all critical aspects of life and work are balanced, preventing burnout and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. The host and guest share personal anecdotes and strategies for setting realistic goals, avoiding overcommitting, and ensuring consistent progress.

The podcast then addresses the business fundamentals crucial for scaling an organization. Lance outlines the importance of having a clear organizational structure, complete with defined roles and responsibilities. They discuss the need for position descriptions that align with the company's needs and the benefits of documenting processes and systems. This documentation is not only essential for smooth operations but also for scaling the business effectively.

Marketing and business planning are highlighted as critical components of this section. The guest recounts their experiences and the lessons learned about the importance of having a comprehensive yet adaptable business plan. They stress the value of conducting a skills gap analysis to identify areas where additional expertise is needed, whether it be financial, technical, or legal. This assessment helps in making informed decisions about hiring and developing team members.

The conversation then moves to the final section of the guest's book, which focuses on maintaining personal health and well-being while managing a business. The guest shares a personal story about experiencing a severe health crisis due to overworking and neglecting self-care. This leads into a discussion about the importance of mental health, nutrition, sleep, exercise, and posture. The guest emphasizes that these aspects are not just about personal well-being but are integral to sustaining high performance in business.

The episode concludes with a discussion on the importance of humor, play, and building meaningful relationships. The guest highlights how these elements contribute to a fulfilling life and a positive work environment. They advocate for a holistic approach to life, where professional success is balanced with personal happiness and well-being. The guest encourages listeners to pursue a full life, enriched with laughter, love, and strong connections, and not just focus on business metrics and achievements.

In summary, the podcast provides a comprehensive guide to building a successful and balanced life, starting with self-discovery, practical business strategies, and culminating in personal well-being and fulfillment. 

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This is a very special episode where we illuminate the profound impact of light on our health, sleep, and overall well-being. 

This episode features an in-depth conversation with Dr. Martin Moore-Ede, a leading authority in circadian biology and the author of the groundbreaking book, "The Light Doctor." In this enlightening series, Dr. Moore-Ede shares his journey from practicing medicine under harsh fluorescent lights to pioneering research at Harvard Medical School in the field of circadian clocks—the internal mechanisms that regulate our 24-hour biological rhythms.

Episode 1: The Light and Dark of It All

Dr. Moore-Ede takes us back to his early days as a medical professional, where he first encountered the disruptive effects of artificial lighting on the human body. Working grueling 36-hour shifts under bright hospital lights, he noticed how fatigue and disrupted sleep patterns affected not only his performance but also his health. This experience led him to explore the relatively new science of circadian clocks, the internal systems that regulate our sleep, hormones, and overall biological timing. Dr. Moore-Ede explains how these clocks are synchronized by natural light and how modern life has drastically altered this synchronization.

The Circadian Disruption Epidemic

Dr. Moore-Ede delves into the specifics of how our modern lighting environment, dominated by LED lights rich in blue wavelengths, disrupts our circadian rhythms. He explains how these lights trick our brains into thinking it's still daytime, even during the evening, leading to a cascade of health issues. From sleep disorders and obesity to diabetes and heart disease, the impact of blue light exposure extends far beyond just disrupting our sleep. Dr. Moore-Ede reveals startling statistics, including how exposure to blue light at night can double the risk of these chronic diseases and even shorten lifespan.

Light as Essential as Food and Air

The conversation highlights a crucial yet often overlooked aspect of our environment: the quality of light we are exposed to. Dr. Moore-Ede argues that light is as fundamental to our health as food, air, and water. He discusses how our ancestors, who lived by the rhythms of natural light, were free from the circadian disruptions we face today. The shift from natural lighting to artificial, blue-rich lighting has profound implications for our health, making it an issue of vital importance.

Practical Solutions for a Healthier Light Environment

In this episode, Dr. Moore-Ede provides practical advice for mitigating the harmful effects of artificial light. He suggests using blue-blocking glasses in the evening, especially when working under artificial lights or using screens. He also emphasizes the importance of getting ample exposure to natural daylight, particularly in the morning, to set our biological clocks and improve sleep quality. For those unable to control their lighting environment, such as in workplaces with standard LED lighting, Dr. Moore-Ede offers solutions like advocating for healthier lighting practices and using personal devices to measure and adjust light exposure.

A Call to Awareness and Action

Mark and Dr. Moore-Ede discuss the lack of public awareness and educational resources about the importance of light on health. Despite the wealth of information available on diet and nutrition, the topic of light remains largely ignored. Dr. Moore-Ede stresses the need for greater awareness and action, particularly among decision-makers who can implement healthier lighting solutions in public and private spaces.

Future Topics and Practical Tips

The podcast sets the stage for future episodes, where Dr. Moore-Ede will delve deeper into the science of light and its effects on specific health outcomes, including mental health, cancer, and aging. Listeners will gain insights into how to create a healthier lighting environment at home and work, from choosing the right light bulbs to using blackout curtains and eye masks for better sleep. The episode also hints at exciting technological advancements, such as computer screens that automatically adjust to emit healthier light spectrums.

Conclusion

Join us on as we shed light on the hidden health impacts of artificial lighting and explore how to harness the power of natural light for a healthier, longer life. Whether you're a health enthusiast, a concerned parent, or a curious listener, this podcast offers valuable insights and practical advice to help you and your loved ones thrive in a world increasingly dominated by artificial light. Tune in to discover how simple changes in your lighting environment can lead to profound improvements in your well-being.

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In this episode, Henry and I dive deep into the transformative power of mental fortitude and gratitude. Henry reflects on his journey from feeling overwhelmed to discovering the profound value in life’s simple pleasures. Whether you're struggling with daily stress, grappling with big decisions, or seeking ways to build resilience, this conversation offers actionable insights and personal anecdotes to guide you.

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Join us for an inspiring episode that combines personal stories, practical advice, and motivational insights to help you navigate life’s challenges with greater resilience and appreciation. Whether you're facing a major life decision or simply seeking ways to cultivate a more grateful mindset, this episode offers valuable guidance and encouragement.

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Meet Our Guest:

Woodman, an MBA graduate speaks three languages and is considered a hedonistic, opportunistic entrepreneur. In 1984, he pursued his passions for film production and travel. After a decade of travels, he moved Chile, to produce the game show "Machos."
In 1997, he founded a virtual tour company that evolved into a global platform tech that helps hotels manage and deliver visuals to thousands of online travel websites.
Woodman's work in television and film production earned him four local Emmy nominations. In June 2024, he published a book, which he now plans to develop into a TV series.

In this engaging podcast episode, Mark dives into the critical topic of overcoming fear and procrastination in entrepreneurship and personal growth with Christian. They emphasize that everyone has the same amount of time each day, and the key to success lies in how one uses those 16 waking hours. The conversation begins with a discussion about founders who often get bogged down in the minutiae of tweaking their products, delaying the inevitable moment when the market judges their work. They argue that instead of obsessing over details, entrepreneurs should focus on moving forward with clarity and speed, as time is of the essence.

The concept of "stop chopping the lettuce" is introduced, stemming from a story about a friend who turned around a failing pizza shop by shifting focus from trivial tasks to crucial business strategies like marketing. This metaphor underscores the idea that getting stuck in day-to-day operations can be a form of procrastination, driven by the fear of failure. The discussion then shifts to dealing with fear, a common barrier for creatives and entrepreneurs. Christian shares a practical tip called "shaking the shark," which involves confronting fears directly to realize that they are often baseless.

Christian also shares his morning routine as a powerful way to combat fear and anxiety. This routine includes physical exercise, mental learning, and contemplation, with a special emphasis on journaling. By writing down fears and feelings, individuals can engage the rational part of their brain, process emotions, and gain clarity. The act of journaling, especially when starting with a gratitude list, helps displace anxiety and fosters a positive mindset. The routine also includes learning something new every day, which builds a sense of progress and reduces the fear of the unknown.

Mark and Christian further discuss the importance of immersive learning—engaging deeply and consistently with a new skill or knowledge area. They compare it to language immersion, where daily practice leads to mastery far more effectively than sporadic learning. This method can be applied to various fields, such as marketing, sales, and content creation. By dedicating a specific amount of time each day to learning and experimenting, individuals can overcome their fears and improve their skills.

A particularly compelling part of the episode is when Christian shares his personal story of growing up as a refugee, moving through multiple countries, and the challenges of adapting to new environments. He reflects on how these experiences shaped his ability to connect with people, develop empathy, and become a lifelong learner. He highlights that his challenging upbringing taught him that if nothing is certain, then everything is possible. This mindset allowed him to pursue unconventional paths and become a successful coach and content creator.

The episode concludes with a discussion on how modern life, especially for those who have grown up in stable, predictable environments, can limit creativity and potential. The hosts argue that the lack of a predetermined life script can be an advantage, allowing individuals to write their own stories and explore diverse opportunities. They encourage listeners to embrace uncertainty, continually learn, and cultivate the inner child who dreams without fear. Through this approach, anyone can break free from the constraints of fear and achieve their fullest potential.

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Christian is an entrepreneur, international recording artist, philanthropist and high performance coach. His extraordinary journey makes him a uniquely dynamic speaker and compelling leader.
He has co-founded Third Drive Media. His business Xponential, empowers business and non-profit leaders. Christian has been a pastor for 25 years. He is the host of the "Headspace by Christian Ray Flores" podcast and author of "Little Book of Big Reasons to Love America."