Michael Pittman dives even deeper in part two and discusses more of his entrepreneurial journey. Michael touches on racial inequality, work ethic, and social media.  

Michael Pittman is here! He's a marketing guru and entrepreneur extraordinaire, but most importantly he might be one of the most underrated subject matter experts in the world of personal development. Andy and Joe go deep with Michael, touching on everything from college to family, and the realities of running a client service business.

David Butler, the former VP of Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Coca-Cola joins us this week! He gives incredible insights into success, the creative process, and the purpose of design. David also speaks about the work he has done in his personal life, and gives a history of how he got his start. 

Through two recessions, countless shifts in the marketplace, and all kind of tough crossroads, Blake Howard has helped to lead his company to the top. Matchstic is the brand identity house of the south, and that is thanks, in no small part, to the creative work of co-founder and creative director Blake Howard. In this episode Blake and Andy discuss the ups-and-downs of running a creative business. They discuss what growth and change has looked like, from the massive successes to the unexpected failures.  

Don't forget to check out AndyChristiansen.com for a wealth of incredible resources if you are looking to discover your next big thing.

The canine king of Instagram is undoubtedly the loveable "Tuna". He's a Chiweenie pup with an impressive smile, and an even more impressive fanbase. With over 2 Million followers on Instagram Tuna is a  bona fide celebrity. His parents, Courtney and Ian, have grown this page from nothing. They've managed to turn these simple goofy dog photos into an incredible business. They snagged a publishing deal with Penguin books and have toured the world sharing the warmth of this incredible dog with his numerous die-hard fans. 

Today Courtney and Ian discuss how they did it, and what it takes to sustain an audience in the ever-growing world of social media. They discuss the struggles, and hard decisions necessary to take the plunge and do this full-time. Courtney wraps up the episode with an incredible piece of advice for those who aren't sure what their next step should be. 

Make sure to shop all things tuna: www.tunameltsmyheart.com

And follow this incredible puppy: @tunameltsmyheart

It's time to transition! Andy and Joseph discuss the biggest change to the podcast thus far. 

Feeling Overwhelmed? Read these books! Andy and Joseph come through with some solid recommendations.

Hobbies! What are yours and what do they mean for your mental health?

In this episode we discuss the process for breaking your goals down into attainable steps!

In this episode we discuss why fear of success is actually so much more prevalent and challenging than fear of failure.