In the immortal words of Curtis Armstrong from the movie Risky Business, sometimes you gotta say, “Yes.” Well, okay, he says it in a more forceful manner, but the message is pretty much the same: Say yes! We spent a day and a half together in beautiful San Diego taking in Opening Day, doing some Yoga Sculpt, being appreciative, and recording ...

We start things off in our 75th episode by recapping Chris’ five-day fasting mimicking diet. After reading the book The Longevity Diet by Valter Longo,  Chris and his wife decided to try the recommended program through Prolon. While it was definitely challenging in some respects, the biggest takeaway was that we simply don’t need to eat ...

We wrap up our infatuation with Phil Collins as Jon finally finished “Not Dead Yet,” Collins’ memoir. How do we find a work-life balance? Should’t it be called a life-work balance? Why are we running around like crazy? We touch on this and the importance of understanding what’s really important in our lives. If you’ve ...

After sharing the latest of what we’ve learned through reading Phil Collins’ memoir, Jon shares the story of touring Arizona State University with his college-bound son. I share some details of the 10-year anniversary celebration my wife and I had recently. We discuss the limited amount of minutes we have in each day (1440 to ...

After singing some Sting and Phil Collins, Jon and I reminisce about how times have changed. We talk about how wives are superior to husbands in the taking-care-of-the-sick department. Jon and his family are taking a tour of our Alma mater, aka the Harvard of the West, Arizona State University. Will his oldest son decide ...

We start off with some thoughts on Phil Collins’ memoir, Not Dead Yet. Jon very thoughtfully sent me a copy and we’re having fun comparing our impressions of the book so far. If you’re a fan of Collins or Genesis, it’s definitely an entertaining read. We talk about the job interview process, and how uncomfortable it can ...

This week we talk about the power of intentions. When we have them and we share them with The Universe, magical things can happen, as we've both experienced numerous times.

Jon and I talk Phil Collins, living without social media, creating productivity lists, and more!

Jon shares some thoughts on A Star is Born, making me realize that my list of movies-to-see is now in the thousands. We check in on the practice of spending money on the weekends only, and talk about the importance of doing an annual check-up to see where we stand with our financial and life accounts. We finish things ...

2019 is upon us. Jon and I ring in the new year by talking about what we learned from 2018 and how to apply it to the new year. As always, we hope you enjoy!