Success Resources Podcast

In today’s episode, Russell Brand, comedian, actor, author and podcaster, joins us from backstage at a Success Resources event in London.

Russell has captivated a wide audience for being raw and real about his struggles with drug abuse and his willingness to use his challenges to educate others on how to overcome hardship. 

In this 20-minute episode, Russell talks about social media, fatherhood, confidence and what changing your life requires you to do. 

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RESOURCES / LINKS:

Russell's Instagram

Russell's website

 

In today’s episode, Nick Santonastasso, bodybuilder, model, global keynote speaker and a shifter of perspectives, joins us from backstage at a recent National Achievers Congress in America where he was a participant.

Nick was born with Hanhart syndrome, an extremely rare genetic disorder that meant Nick was born with no legs, only one arm and one finger. Despite this, nothing has stopped this young man from achieving massive success in all areas of his life.

In this interview Nick will be talking about why most people quit, why it’s important to celebrate the wins, and how to adapt your mindset to be grateful for everything.

 

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RESOURCES / LINKS:

Nick’s Instagram 

Success Resources’ Events

 

In today's episode, Dean Graziosi, author, investor, entrepreneur endorsed by Tony Robbins and Sir Richard Branson, joins us from backstage at a recent National Achievers Congress in America. 

Dean started with a firewood business in high school and went on to have his first real estate deal before the age of 20. From there he went on to create a multi-million dollar real estate business, became a multiple NY Times best-selling author, and is one of the most watched real estate and success trainers of our generation. 

Dean is obsessed with sharing the success habits learned along this journey with the world.

In this episode, Dean will be teaching us why he doesn’t want his kids to go to college,  the importance of being yourself when you're growing your brand, and  why you should attend live events to be around like-minded people. 

In today’s episode, Gene Simmons, co-founder of KISS, chats to Gene McNaughton, the president of Success Resources America at a recent National Achievers Congress.

Gene Simmons is most famous for being the bassist and co-lead singer of legendary rock and roll band KISS. Simmons formed KISS in the 1970s and they are still touring today—recently completing a successful tour around Australia. But aside from being a bona fide rock god, Simmons is also a bona fide serial entrepreneur.

He generated a personal wealth of over 300 million dollars. He has started a chain of restaurants, a financial services management company, reality shows, owned a football team, is a best-selling entrepreneurship author, and is a well-known speaker on the business lecture circuit.

In this episode, Simmons talks about the importance of hard work and how we have all the information we need for success in our pockets.  

In today’s episode, Gene McNaughton, president of Success Resources America, sits down with Joseph McClendon III. 

Joseph is your go-to guy in getting people ‘unstuck’ from fear and negative habits. Today, Joseph talks about how to use the magnetic success formula, how to interrupt your patterns and how to turn your rituals into habits. This episode is jam-packed with insights from one of the most sought after ultimate performance specialists in the world.

 

 

In today's interview, Gene McNaughton, president of Success Resources America, sits down with Russell Brunson, co-founder of Click Funnels. Russell covers topics about the mindset and strategies he attributes to his personal successes as an entrepreneur. He  talks about goal setting, meeting your heroes and using pain in decision making. 

He once was a regular guy from Idaho listening to Tony Robbins and Dean Graziosi, but now, he's presenting alongside them and is a founder of a software business that has created 206 millionaires.  Listen to this podcast to learn his amazing career trajectory and his mission to help other entrepreneurs.

In today's interview, Gene McNaughton, president of Success Resources America, sits down with Russell Brunson, co-founder of Click Funnels. Russell covers topics about the mindset and strategies he attributes to his personal successes as an entrepreneur. He talks about goal setting, meeting your heroes and using pain in decision making.

Listen to this podcast to learn his amazing career trajectory and his mission to help other entrepreneurs.

If you're just joining us, this is the 2nd part of our interview with Michael Burnett, CEO of Success Resources who is sitting down with the world’s #1 life and business strategist, Tony Robbins. In this episode, you’ll get to hear how Tony created the “Tony Robbins" we see today.  He goes deep into how he prepares to be on stage for his mega-events, what drives him and what legacy he wants to leave. 

Tony Robbins — best selling author, entrepreneur, philanthropist and the world’s #1 life and business strategist. Tony is the Chairman of a holding company with 40 privately held businesses with combined sales exceeding $5billion / year. His best-selling books and sold-out seminars reach more than 4 million people in person and over 50 million people from 100 countries. In today’s fun and light-hearted conversation between Tony and Michael Burnett, Tony shares what he collects, his favorite comedians, sports teams, guilty pleasures and even who would he thinks the perfect cast would be in a movie about him. What stands out about this interview compared to others with Tony is that he and Michael have worked together for the past 25 years and built a genuine friendship as a result — making this one of the most personal, intimate, and fun conversations we’ve ever seen Tony have. 

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RESOURCES / LINKS:

 

• Tony on Instagram

• Tony website

• Success Resources Events

 

Tony Robbins — best selling author, entrepreneur, philanthropist and the world’s #1 life and business strategist. Tony is the Chairman of a holding company with 40 privately held businesses with combined sales exceeding $5billion / year. His best-selling books and sold-out seminars reach more than 4 million people in person and over 50 million people from 100 countries. In today’s fun and light-hearted conversation between Tony and Michael Burnett, Tony shares what he collects, his favorite comedians, sports teams, guilty pleasures and even who would he thinks the perfect cast would be in a movie about him. What stands out about this interview compared to others with Tony is that he and Michael have worked together for the past 25 years and built a genuine friendship as a result — making this one of the most personal, intimate, and fun conversations we’ve ever seen Tony have. 

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RESOURCES / LINKS:

• Tony on Instagram
• Tony website
• Success Resources Events

Grant Cardone, making his second appearance on the podcast is here to discuss why money is garbage and if you’re looking for freedom in your life you need to prioritize “Cash Flow” over everything else. Grant is the founder of several companies spanning sales training, to real estate, to seminars and stadium events. He’s a best-selling author and global presence on social media. He is someone worth listening closely to if you’re in business. I’m excited for you to listen in on this sneak-peek of Grant Cardone at a recent National Achievers Congress event.

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RESOURCES / LINKS:

• Grant on Instagram
• Grant’s website
• See Grant Speak Live

 

3 KEY POINTS:

1. Why assets that produce cash flow are more significant than trying to stockpile cash
2. Why you must get your finances in place to give you true freedom
3. Beliefs and understanding we have about money are often incorrect