Inside each of us is a burning desire to win...I call it the Victory Monster. The problem is, many either suppress it or don't know how to activate it. Today we show you how.

In this episode, we'll cover:

1. Acknowledging your inner fire
2. The proper fuel for a victorious life
3. How your wins can benefit others
4. The importance of instability

While stuck in traffic, I saw a row of cement trucks. Though idle, they kept spinning to keep the cement liquid. We all have the "cement" inside of us, ready to be released to the world. The trick is not harden and let your skill die.

In this episode, we'll cover:

1. Finding out what you were designed for
2. The intersection of great and love
3. How to grow while idle
4. How to find your calling

Do you remember the SitCom "Friends," where the character Joey would always say his famous line, "How youuuu doing" when he'd speak to a pretty girl? The line became a staple of the show, but the phrase itself is something that's needed now more than ever.

In this episode, we'll cover:

1. How to spot people you need to check on
2. The power of caring about others
3. Accountability Checks with Yourself

During a 20 mile run early yesterday morning, I saw several flashing red lights. Unlike standard red lights that make us wait, flashing red lights are there to make us aware of what's around us, and then give us the ability to proceed. This flashing light mentality can be used in our lives as well.

In this episode, we'll cover:

1. How to find opportunity
2. How to grow in a company that inhibits growth
3. What the "flashing red lights" are telling our bodies and minds

We reached episode 200! I'm sincerely grateful to everyone who has taken time out of their day to listen to any of these podcasts. Your support means the world to me. On today's episode, I reflect on the last 100 episodes, how much I've grown as a person, and share the top lessons that I've learned that will help you get to your goals quicker.

In this episode, we'll cover:

1. The importance of mental milestones
2. How to reach bigger goals
3. Why circumstances don't matter
4. Why it's best to be the worst around better people
5. The epic role of Self-Talk
6. The Quest you must embark upon

A buddy of mine, Chad Sanschagrin, posted a run of his with the title "Momentum." I thought about how important the power of a WORD can be. On today's episode, we examine how you can pick and adhere to a word for peak-performance in your life.

In this episode, we'll cover:

1. The importance of a Word for growth
2. The benefits of Daily and Weekly Words
3. How to hold yourself accountable

Do you ever have those days where you're just not ok? No matter what you do, you can't shake the stress, worry, or heartache? When you have those days, it's important to admit it...and then create a plan to leave that day behind.

In this episode, we'll cover:

1. Coming to grips with the bad day
2. Setting a time limit for unproductivity
3. Drilling down to the root of the anxiety
4. How to turn your day around

In an effort to expand my limits and push boundaries, I signed up for the HokaOne Rocky 50, (50 Mile trail run) in February. The only problem is, I have never even done a trail run. That changed this weekend when some friends took me out for my first trail run. Lessons learned on the trails can be applied to blazing the trails of life and career.

In this episode, we'll cover:

1. The importance of Trusting your Team and their Experience
2. Awareness and how to respect people who do things different than you
3. Why who you're with is more important than what your'e doing
4. Why any progress is still good progress

Failure has prevented more goals and dreams from being realized than any other adversity. I'm not talking about the actual event of failure, but rather the perception of failure...the fear of the unknown. But what if I told you failure wasn't real?

In this episode, we'll cover:

1. Changing your perspective on failure
2. The tricks your mind plays on you
3. What a dairy farmer from the 1800s can teach u about success
4. How to Win or improve every single time

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When things don't go as planned or a plan fails, we often ask ourselves, "Whose fault is it?" While it's a common question, the answer is what defines leadership.

In this episode, we'll cover:

1. How to Revise a Plan
2. The Four Most common versions of Fault
3. What history teaches us