SUCCESS Podcasts

Rhonda Byrne is the creator behind The Secret, a life-changing documentary and subsequent best-selling book igniting a global movement. She's gone on to author 6 more books in The Secret book series. Today she talks with Natasha about the life-changing knowledge that she and Natasha have applied to their lives to create the greatest life they could dream of. As Rhonda says, "There is no such thing as a hopeless situation. Every single circumstance of your life can change!"

Find Rhonda Byrne online, on Instagram @thesecret365, and on her YouTube: The Secret by Rhonda Byrne.

Check out her latest book The Secret to Love, Health, and Money: A Masterclass and her new audiobook The Magic. Available on all digital platforms.

Follow Natasha on Instagram @natashagraziano

Subscribe to Natasha’s YouTube channel: youtube.com/c/NatashaGraziano

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Our beliefs can be strongly held which can make it difficult to see other ways of looking at situations. Tamsen Webster, keynote speaker and message strategist, needed to have a battle of beliefs to move past a debilitating panic disorder. She realized that when two truths fight, only one wins. 

In this week’s episode, Tamsen talks about how we determine the kind of story that we live, deciding on our own genres and roles. Instead of conflicting beliefs, Tamsen encourages finding connecting beliefs. She also discusses with Erin seeing stories as being in motion, as we keep telling and building on them, and the story isn’t over until you decide it is. 

Part "idea whisperer," part speaker, and part strategist, Tamsen Webster has helped people and organizations build the big ideas that bring big change. She combined 20 years in marketing and four years as a TEDx Executive Producer into The Red Thread™, a simple way to change how people see...and what they do as a result. But everything she knows about people, speaking, and change, she learned at Weight Watchers.

Learn more about Tamsen Webster, purchase her book, and join her newsletter The Red Thread on her website tamsenwebster.com.

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“A lot of us spent our lives just climbing the ladder rung by rung by rung,” says Mike Kim, speaker, educator, and consultant. “And then we realize the ladder is leaning up against the wrong building.” 

Mike started as a church music director in the middle of Connecticut and is now a personal branding and marketing expert. When his business really began to take off, his personal life was in shambles and he struggled with being an entrepreneur. This week, he chats with Karen about how our journeys matter to our story and how we brand ourselves. He discusses how our identities are continuously evolving and how success is sequential not simultaneous. 

Learn more about Mike Kim at mikekim.com, his book and podcast are called You Are The Brand. 

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“Although the number of people quitting their jobs is down from the peak in 2021, it still remains at the highest levels since the 1970s,” says Kiersten Saunders. “The collective American psychology towards work has changed. It's like we collectively experienced this psychological shock.”

Julien and Kiersten dissect the Great Resignation one year later – who quit, why they decided to, and what the impacts have been. Many workers are now taking career pivots and venturing into entrepreneurship, side hustles, online businesses and more, and getting creative with multiple income sources.  Employees are also pushing for more freedom and flexibility in their schedules, work locations, and roles. 

They also discuss the generational differences between workers, the lack of progress in legislation, how women were disproportionately affected by the pandemic, and shifting social norms around wellness, parenting, and equality. 

Learn more at richandregular.com, purchase Kiersten and Julien Saunders’ latest book Cashing Out: Win the Wealth Game by Walking Away, and follow on Instagram @richandregular. 

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Dr. Elisa Hallerman’s inner saboteur is named Trixie. Trixie is impulsive, she can be inappropriate – loud, sloppy, manipulative, and dishonest. At her lowest, Elisa thought she was Trixie. “I started to realize that Trixie was not only a mask that I could take off, but more importantly was a part of me that I could personify and give autonomy, that she could become my greatest ally and a teacher.”

This week, she discusses being sober for 20 years and her unique career, from lawyer to Hollywood talent agent to opening the first-ever recovery management agency. As well as understanding depth psychology, tapping into the unconscious part of ourselves, going deeper into the soul through quiet time and creativity, and doing soul work through storytelling.

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Dr. Elisa Hallerman’s website is drhallerman.com, follow her on Instagram @drelisahallerman, and Facebook at facebook.com/elisa.hallerman. Her book Soulbriety: A Plan to Heal Your Trauma, Overcome Addiction, and Reconnect with Your Soul is out now. 

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Wes Watson was in prison for 10 years when he started waking up at 2:45 am to create the man he wanted to be. 

Now he’s an author, founder, and self-made multi-millionaire. 

Today, he talks with Natasha about his extraordinary climb and their shared experiences. As well as developing a high frequency mindset, finding focus, and learning to be accountable to yourself. As Wes says, “what you believe that the world owes you, is what you owe the world”. 

Find Wes Watson at weswatson.com, on Instagram @watson_fit, and on his YouTube GP- Penitentiary Life.

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Tara Renze’s grandmother left a note for her one-week-old son that simply said: “be who you came to be”. This simple but profound message transformed her life and is now changing other professionals. Tara is an author, entrepreneur, speaker, and emotional intelligence practitioner. This week, she talks about showing up as your authentic, vulnerable self. This includes battling negative self-talk, admiring rather than comparing yourself to others, recognizing your highest inner saboteurs, and being less hard on yourself.

Take the free Saboteur Assessment at positiveintelligence.com/saboteurs. Learn more about Tara at tararenze.com. Listen to The Big Ask Podcast and follow her on Instagram at @tararenze. Her latest book is Be Who You Came To Be – she also has a children’s book being released soon! 

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“I grew up on television, I watched TV 80 hours a week” says Teddy Zee. “I grew up watching what the perfect family meant, with the white picket fence, dog, two kids, vacations, love and family meals. I was living in two worlds.”

Teddy was raised to survive and take care of himself. His parents had immigrated from China without money or education and while they never knew where the next dollar was coming from, they always had the TV or record player on. After starting in HR at NBC in 1979, he worked the ranks of Hollywood, going on to produce and supervise classic films like My Girl, Charlie's Angels, and The Pursuit of Happiness. Teddy discusses how trauma and tragedy happen to everyone and connect us all, as well as taking responsibility for causing pain, living in survival mode, finding joy in developing stories, and his new ventures in NFTs. 

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Americans spend $219 per month on subscription services on average. What’s worse – people guess that number is closer to $86 when asked. We used to only have subs for things like newspapers, magazines, gyms, and cable. Now we have streaming services, software, online courses, sports tv, vitamins, razors and more, all of which can erode your budget! 

Today, Kiersten and Julien Saunders (@richandregular) are providing tips for auditing and managing subscriptions, lowering and negotiating costs, and simplifying it all. “I dare you to cancel something today,” says Kiersten. “Watch how good it feels – I promise you there's nothing better than knowing that next month they ain't getting your $4.”

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Rocket Money (previously Truebill)

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“I’ve generated almost 88 billion views on YouTube. A billion of them was just dumb luck, but the rest was using the formula that I teach,” says Derral Eves. He’s worked with companies like Nintendo, Red Bull, Google, and Adobe and mentors MrBeast, now the highest-earning YouTuber in the world. Derral talks with Tristan about his formula for success, as well as the YouTube AI, his obsession with livestreams, understanding analytics, and the importance of storytelling. 

Check out Derral’s YouTube channel at youtube.com/@derraleves and his website at derraleves.com. His book is called The YouTube Formula. More info about his 12 week course can be found at channeljumpstart.com/success. 

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