The Active Life Podcast

CrossFit NYC AKA “The Black Box” pays almost $1,500,000 per year in rent. Staff members make over $100,000 per year. The concrete floor to buffer sound cost over $100,000. The cleaning service costs over $2,000 per week. And according to the gym’s owner, Hari Singh, that, and more is all worth it. In this episode we talk to Hari about the responsibility associated with the health and fitness of over 1,600 members and 26 staff members. We discuss how Hari and his staff brought CFNYC to greatness and what he believes the future of the gym and the gym business is. Any business owner can gain great value from this interview.

CrossFit NYC can be found at: www.crossfitnyc.com

@crossfit_nyc

This is an absolute must listen for anyone frustrated by their co-workers. “It’s not my job” might be the best thing to say if you want to lose your job but also the most tempting thing to say when your co-workers under perform. Usually we are proponents of just knowing and doing your job, staying within your responsibilities and absolutely nailing them. That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t ask for more responsibility, it means that when you move off of your task you risk doing someone else’s job the wrong way and screwing it all up. But today we are talking about when that is poor advice. Today we are talking about how you can help your co-workers do their job better and in turn, make yourself more money.

This is an absolute must listen for anyone frustrated by their co-workers. “It’s not my job” might be the best thing to say if you want to lose your job but also the most tempting thing to say when your co-workers under perform. Usually we are proponents of just knowing and doing your job, staying within your responsibilities and absolutely nailing them. That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t ask for more responsibility, it means that when you move off of your task you risk doing someone else’s job the wrong way and screwing it all up. But today we are talking about when that is poor advice. Today we are talking about how you can help your co-workers do their job better and in turn, make yourself more money.

Dr. Jacob Harden is an innovator in the space of social media for Doctors. With great video clips and his tagline “Helping you live pain free 1 minute at a time”, @dr.jacob.harden has amassed over 365,000  followers! On this episode we discuss how Dr. Harden hacked social media culture, how that social media culture has affected his private clinic, and how he manages to maintain credibility while working with both novice and elite powerlifters without ever having been an elite powerlifter himself.

Dr. Harden can be found at:

@dr.jacob.harden

www.myodetoxorlando.janeapp.com

Dr. Jacob Harden is an innovator in the space of social media for Doctors. With great video clips and his tagline “Helping you live pain free 1 minute at a time”, @dr.jacob.harden has amassed over 365,000  followers! On this episode we discuss how Dr. Harden hacked social media culture, how that social media culture has affected his private clinic, and how he manages to maintain credibility while working with both novice and elite powerlifters without ever having been an elite powerlifter himself.

Dr. Harden can be found at:

@dr.jacob.harden

www.myodetoxorlando.janeapp.com

Despite major age and experience differences, the experience of working with adults in a group setting is very similar to the experience of working with children in a school classroom. The tactics used in both are parallel, the need for versatility and introspection are the same, and the long reaching value of outcomes are profoundly similar. In one case we are educating the world’s youth, in another, the world’s Active populations, but in all cases we are just people trying to sell ourselves to other people. Enjoy this very unique episode as Dr. Sean interviews his wife, a special education teacher in a high school biology classroom who is also a CrossFit athlete on the parallels of her two worlds.

Despite major age and experience differences, the experience of working with adults in a group setting is very similar to the experience of working with children in a school classroom. The tactics used in both are parallel, the need for versatility and introspection are the same, and the long reaching value of outcomes are profoundly similar. In one case we are educating the world’s youth, in another, the world’s Active populations, but in all cases we are just people trying to sell ourselves to other people. Enjoy this very unique episode as Dr. Sean interviews his wife, a special education teacher in a high school biology classroom who is also a CrossFit athlete on the parallels of her two worlds.

The best fighters in the UFC are making the pilgrimage to see Dr. Beau Hightower and today we have him on the show. Dr. Hightower is a professor for doctoral candidates at SUNM, he runs a multi modal health services clinic that is booked out for 8 weeks, and on this episode we talk about topics like how to grow your social media following and how to leverage social media influence to build a medical business. We also talk about how to be a better doctor through improved self awareness and of course we get into what it’s like to treat the greatest fighters in the world.

Dr. Hightower can be found at:

@Dr.Beau.Hightower

Web: Elite-OSM.com and SUNM-Edu.com

The best fighters in the UFC are making the pilgrimage to see Dr. Beau Hightower and today we have him on the show. Dr. Hightower is a professor for doctoral candidates at SUNM, he runs a multi modal health services clinic that is booked out for 8 weeks, and on this episode we talk about topics like how to grow your social media following and how to leverage social media influence to build a medical business. We also talk about how to be a better doctor through improved self awareness and of course we get into what it’s like to treat the greatest fighters in the world.

Dr. Hightower can be found at:

@Dr.Beau.Hightower

Web: Elite-OSM.com and SUNM-Edu.com

Today I had the chance to sit down with a friend of mine with the sole objective of intentionally making each other better people. In this episode I discuss how we did that, some of the hard truths that I had to hear, and how hearing those things made me better. This is a serious episode that comes with a serious challenge. It won’t be easy, but it will be worth it