Squash your mind bugs with Calvin Correli

Calvin Correli gets some open, honest thoughts from Ed Latimore on life. Ed is a former professional heavyweight boxer and a bestselling author with incredible insights on the topic of self-improvement.  

In this episode, Calvin Correli dives in with Gay Hendricks - psychologist, writer, leader in the field of personal growth and founder of The Hendricks Institute - about self reinvention.  

In this episode, Calvin Correli gets the chance to speak to Zuby - rapper, author and fellow podcast host - about his experience of growing up under the influence of 4 completely different cultures.  

The process of growing up is something Calvin is extremely passionate about. In this episode, Calvin Correli gets the chance to interview Brad Martineau - 'Chief Baller' and founder of SixthDivison.

Brad is married with five kids, loves playing basketball and is pretty into the whole entrepreneur thing. Brad is also passionate about growing as leaders and one subject that Calvin and Brad dive deeper into is parenting. A lack of good parenting is contributing to a large majority of the problems we are facing in the world today.   

Brad also talks about how he was chasing all of these things that he thought would make him happy and it didn't. On this pursuit, he realized what his true purpose is - serving others. Listen to this episode to find out more about his inspiring journey.

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There's been a lot of focus on police brutality recently. And we all agree that it's terrible and we'd love to completely eliminate that. In order to do that, we have to understand what it's really like to be a cop. What is their reality? What constraints and pressures are they under?

In this episode, Calvin sits down with an Arizona police officer who generously offered to share his experience .If you want to be part of the solution and not just be part of the crowd shouting empty slogans, listen to this episode with an open mind and loving heart.

In this episode, Calvin Correli sits down with Lloyd Burnett—a long time Simplero customer and friend.

Lloyd got triggered over one of Calvin’s Instagram stories, where he was taking a friendly jab at the rioters and looters. That led to a private dialogue, and we decided to take it public, because we both felt that what we’d uncover would be valuable to other people and the larger healing of the racial conflicts the world is experiencing right now, and has experienced for a long time.

We both believe in the importance of open, honest, respectful, and loving dialogues, as the most important tool we have for healing as a nation.

Listen to this episode if you want to experience a healing deep dive into the pain.

In this episode, Calvin Correli interviews Joe Apfelbaum - CEO of Ajax Union, a B2B digital marketing agency based in Brooklyn, NY. 

Joe is a business strategist and marketing expert who helps hungry entrepreneurs go from random goals that lack follow through to achieving purpose and wow results in every area of their life without feeling like something is missing. 

Calvin and Joe dive deep into Joe's journey and he how found his purpose. It can be really easy for us to get into our own heads and dismiss our amazing potential as human beings. If you want to learn about how to get out of your own way and get into your passion, this episode is for you.

In this episode, Calvin Correli interviews Jerry Colonna - investor, executive, and board member for more than 100 organizations to help entrepreneurs and others to lead with humanity, resilience, and equanimity. Jerry is the CEO, and co-founder, of Reboot.io, an executive coaching and leadership development firm whose coaches and facilitators are committed to the notion that better humans make better leaders.

During our episode, Jerry speaks on leadership and the art of growing up. Leadership development is extremely critical for everything that we need to do as a society right now and there is a worldwide pandemic of leaders who haven’t grown up. We also talk about how you can help alleviate suffering in others through compassion. 

Jerry believes that in our work lies the possibility of the full realization of human potential. Work doesn’t have to destroy us. Work can be the way we achieve our fullest selves.

Enjoy!