SUCCESS Podcasts

Jim Kwik has turned a traumatic brain injury as a child into a lifetime of unlocking the brain's secrets. He shares a volume of insights with Tristan concerning how you can harness your brain to maximize happiness and productivity.

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Dawn is considering a transition from real estate to coaching but wants to know how she will be sure it is the right move. She also has questions about the optimal way to structure her new coaching business. Rory offers advice.

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After suffering serious brain injury in a traffic accident, Eliza VanCort was forced to rebuild her communication abilities from the ground up. That journey totally re-shaped her perception of personal relations. That lead to her book, A Woman's Guide to Claiming Space. Specifically, she gained key insights into how women can change their communication style in order to better make their voice heard, and she shares those with Kindra.

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Julien and Kiersten Saunders (@richandregular) discuss the interpersonal conflict that comes with tackling a meaningful financial goal. In fact, conflict is usually a key theme in most financial advice. The harsh truth is while your self-esteem can take a hit when the people closest to you don’t support your financial decisions, it’s not a reason to stop. 

In this episode, we discuss: 

Conflict with others being the hardest part of wealth-building 

What can happen when your financial plan is at odds with your social agenda

How a fear of moving away from home can affect your financial trajectory

How the experience of managing conflict evolves over time and across your financial journey 

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Mike Scioscia is one of the great baseball players of the last 40 years. As a catcher with the Dodgers, he won the World Series twice, made two All-Star games and was one of just seven major leaguers to appear in the iconic Simpsons episode Homer at the Bat. Following his playing career, he managed the Angels for 19 seasons, winning manager of the year twice and bringing the franchise their only World Series in 2002. These days, he is managing Team USA for the Tokyo Olympics, but he was kind enough to take some time to share the lessons he has learned over his truly impressive career.

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Justine has a successful branding business but finds herself restless and unable to enjoy the success she has achieved. Rory offers some perspective adjustments to allow her to move past the roadblocks preventing her from feeling satisfaction. 

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Emily Vavra and her brand ItsEmily encourage followers to be 1% better every day. That’s a path she followed from humble beginnings all the way to being a successful business owner and keynote speaker. She describes her journey to Kindra in detail. They also discuss techniques for kickstarting positive energy throughout the day.

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Julien and Kiersten Saunders (@richandregular) explore the healthy and unhealthy ways people compete in relationships -- and not just the romantic ones! Whether it’s a desire to ‘out-gift’ your partner, or a race to ‘out-earn’ your colleagues, competition in relationships can have both positive and negative effects on your financial goals. 

In this episode, we discuss: 

Ways competition might show up in relationships

A study that suggests friendly competition is a way to “spice things up”

The social shifts in becoming a breadwinner and the pressures associated with being one

How to manage a competitive spirit without ruining relationships

Full show notes and resources can be found here: www.richandregular.com/listen 

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Glenn Sanford is the founder of EXP Realty and the CEO of SUCCESS Enterprises. He tells Tristan about the 3 great mentors of his life, his general theory of business and much more.

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Devin is trying to replace his executive assistant but is unsure of what his needs will be due to the ongoing business changes caused by the coronavirus. Rory helps him define his needs and suggests some solutions.

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