Sid Mohasseb, The Entrepreneur Philosopher is an example of an immigrant's American Dream; a published author, serial entrepreneur, investor, university professor, innovation leader, and speaker.

At 16, he migrated to the US, at 21, started & later sold his first company while in college, and at 27, became the youngest partner of a national management consulting firm. During the next two decades, he founded & ran several early-stage & hyper-growth companies.

Here, we discuss his story & experiences.

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Doesn't it make you feel good every time you fulfill a goal or achieve something?

Of course, it does!

But, shouldn't that feeling of success be driving you further on your road to achievement?

What if you continue to bask in the success you found and eventually, not move further?

That's complacency, not laziness and it can kill!

Tune in to learn how to ensure complacency doesn't set in after you have just achieved something, and how to keep going on to achieve more!

Our minds work in wondrous ways. And, they are always working so long as you breathe.

With the tinkering going on in there, there are moments that stand out leaving you catching your breath while you ponder the breakthrough you just envisioned!

That's what intuition, insights, and epiphanies are all about.

Once you experience this, the choice is yours; whether to be amazed at it and let it fleet away or pursue it to make it come true!

What would you do?

A celebrated fitness expert, speaker, brand spokesperson, TV personality, author, and philanthropist – Fitz Koehler has done it all!

Fitz uses her passion for fitness to help others discover the benefits of a healthy lifestyle. She founded Fitzness International & later Morning Mile, in an effort to “change the face of the next generation and win the battle against childhood obesity”. It's a before-school running/ walking program implemented in hundreds of schools throughout the USA, Canada, and Japan.

In this episode, we discuss her journey, her fight with cancer, and now, her revitalized new journey to help others.

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It's said that expertise is developed through practice and practice happens through repetition. As a result, you get so good at something that how you execute your craft leaves the rest in awe!

Yet, repetition is considered boring and not challenging enough. It's new things, new experiences, and innovation that everyone is after.

Can repetition be different, intriguing, and a creative pursuit as well?

What do you think?

Where do you believe water flows? Where it finds the least resistance.

Where do you see lighting strike? Where it wants to.

The path of least resistance is the natural path that anyone who wants it easy will meander toward. But, those with a vision know that there will be challenges in their path of action and ready themselves to face such, in order to achieve their goals.

What kind of a person are you? The one who is happy being average or aspires to pursue greatness!

Paul Huber is a computer engineer who spent over twenty years at a leading aerospace and defense company developing safety-critical, embedded computer systems. For him, the challengers have been less technical and more about battling the twin opposing forces of complacency and perfectionism.

In this episode, Paul and Rajeev examine the value of work, and why some people succeed while others don't, what elevates the great from the average, and how you can use the same principles too, to find contentment.

In order to be successful, do you need to go after something very complex? Or, do you take something complex and make it simpler?

What do you think?

Simplicity is the key to success. We think and act simple, and just being our natural selves in how we perceive challenges and solve them, ensures success.

Listen in to learn how to weave simplicity in everything you do so that it becomes a habit, second nature in your daily life, helping you scale the loftiest mountains there are!

Information is a weapon in your hands in today's day and time. If you have what you need, you can leverage and wield it to your benefit. But, with the floodgates of information thrown open and no quality check in place, you can be inundated by an avalanche of information, most of it what you may not need.

How do you keep afloat and your head above the water while taking what you need to still build your raft and sail away into the sunset?

Listen and find out!

Jeroen Corthout from Belgium is the co-founder and CEO of Salesflare, an intelligent CRM built for SMBs. After dabbling in several different things, Jeroen came upon Salesflare from a need to have an easier way to follow up on leads. It's now the most popular CRM on Product Hunt and top-rated on review platforms like G2 for its ease of use and automation features.

In this episode, Jeroen reflects on his entrepreneurial journey and shares valuable nuggets that apply to any entrepreneur on the lone road.