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What does success really look like for you? For some, it is financial freedom. For others, it is strong relationships, good health, or lifelong learning. The truth is you cannot always chase every kind of success at once.

In this video, I share a story from Lake Powell that shifted my perspective on comparison and jealousy. Instead of wishing for someone else’s life, we can choose what kind of success matters most to us and focus our energy there.

You will discover why success is about tradeoffs, how to stop measuring yourself against others, and how to start defining your own version of a fulfilling life.

Take a moment today to ask yourself: What do you really want to succeed in?

Is money really the root of all evil — or is that just a misunderstood quote? In this episode, we explore the deeper distinction between loving money and having money, and how your mindset shapes your financial reality.

Discover why money, in itself, isn’t the problemm it’s the way we view and use it that matters. From biblical insights to wisdom from thought leaders like Warren Buffett, Myron Golden, and Bob Proctor, this reflection challenges scarcity thinking and introduces a more empowering, faith-driven approach to wealth.

Learn how money can act as a catalyst, amplifying who you already are, for better or worse. If you’ve ever wrestled with the tension between spiritual values and financial goals, this episode will give you clarity, peace, and a practical framework for moving forward.

Watch now and rethink your relationship with money from the inside out.

What does it really mean when someone says, "That's not fair"? In this episode, we explore how perceptions of fairness are often shaped by limited information, short-term thinking, and unspoken fears.

You’ll learn how to move beyond surface-level objections and build deals that feel fair and balanced to everyone involved. By listening closely, understanding the other party’s values and concerns, and speaking their language, you can create agreements that reduce fear, align with their goals, and deliver real value.

If you want to build stronger partnerships and more successful business relationships, this episode will show you how to turn fairness from a roadblock into a tool for connection and progress. Watch now.

Feeling stuck or like your goals are too far away? In this episode, we explore why slow progress doesn't mean you're failing. It means you're building momentum.

Through real-life stories and meaningful insights, you'll learn why consistent effort compounds over time, similar to how investing works. Whether you're working toward a dream, building a business, or pursuing personal growth, this message will help you stay focused and encouraged.

What you'll take away:

Why long-term effort leads to meaningful results

How to avoid feeling overwhelmed by big goals

A mindset shift that makes the journey sustainable

Don't let the distance stop you. Keep moving forward. Your progress is building.

George Visger shares his unbelievable journey of resilience, family, and triumph. From playing in the NFL to surviving nine brain surgeries, George fought through decades of medical, financial, and emotional challenges including a 38-year battle against the NFL and a $26.2 billion insurance company.

Hear how he transformed his adversity into strength, rebuilt his family, and now inspires others as a speaker and author. His upcoming book, Facing Giants: My 38-Year Battle, reveals the battles he has fought and won against hydrocephalus, the NFL, and the insurance industry.

Discover what it takes to overcome the impossible

Learn how George turned pain into purpose

Be inspired by his message of healing, faith, and perseverance

Learn more about George Visger and Facing Giants: https://GeorgeVisger.com

Is history just a collection of old facts, or is it the key to real growth?

In this episode, we explore why studying history, especially your own, is essential for personal and professional success. From journaling your weekly actions to identifying habits and patterns, you'll discover how reflecting on your past can help shape a more intentional future.

You’ll also learn why businesses that document and measure their progress are more likely to grow, and how your own life history could be the most valuable resource you have.

Take a moment to look back so you can move forward with purpose.

Watch now and start building a better future through reflection.

Step into one of the oldest and largest rose gardens in the Mountain West as we explore what roses can teach us about life, business, and the importance of slowing down. This reflective episode blends beautiful visuals with personal stories, offering you space to think deeply about your own journey.

Discover how the beauty and thorns of roses mirror life’s challenges and rewards.

Hear how scent and memory connect us to our past and can help guide our future.

Learn how stepping away from the noise can unlock clarity and growth.

Use this moment to pause, reflect, and ask yourself: Am I on the path I want to be on?

Take a breath. Slow down. And let this episode help you reconnect with what truly matters.

Are you doing things differently, or just doing what everyone else is doing? In this episode, we explore how breaking away from industry norms can open the door to better customer experiences and greater business success.

You'll hear real-world examples of business owners who challenged the standard way of doing things and won. From a painting company that moves furniture for clients to the gym that actually makes membership convenient, this episode is packed with stories that show how customer-focused innovation creates real value.

Learn why bucking the trend isn't just bold. It's smart. Find out how asking the right questions and rethinking "the way it’s always been done" could be your next big advantage.

Watch now and start serving customers your way.

What can an alley full of graffiti teach us about life, business, and organization? In this episode, we explore Boise's iconic Freak Alley, a place where layered street art tells a deeper story about structure, chaos, and perspective.

Through the lens of this vibrant, sometimes messy, but beautifully intentional space, you'll discover the power of giving everything in your life a place. Whether it's the clutter in your home, the inefficiencies in your business, or the mental overwhelm we all face, this episode breaks down how intentional structure brings clarity, peace, and better outcomes.

Learn how organization is more than just tidiness. It is a mindset that invites creativity, stability, and success.

Watch now and reflect: What needs a place in your life?

In this powerful episode, David Cruz shares his journey from competitive athlete to gut health advocate — and how a health crisis changed everything. After years of thinking he was living a “healthy” lifestyle, David was forced to confront food addiction, chronic inflammation, and metabolic dysfunction head-on.

You’ll hear how his experience with diverticulitis, high stress, and a rigid low-fat diet led to major surgery — and how a five-minute conversation sparked a life-altering transformation. David breaks down what most people misunderstand about food, insulin resistance, and the long-term effects of inflammation.

🔍 What you'll learn in this episode:

• How food addiction often hides in plain sight
• The role of insulin and ghrelin in hunger and cravings
• Why most Americans are insulin resistant — and what that means
• How nutrition, fasting, and gut healing changed David’s life
• What doctors don’t often tell you about metabolic dysfunction

Learn more or connect with David Cruz at: https://totalmetabolicsolutions.com/

Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by the guest, David Cruz, are his own and do not necessarily reflect those of the host or the podcast. This episode is for informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Always consult with your healthcare provider before making changes to your health regimen.