Building a brand is more than just a logo and a business plan. To truly build something amazing, you need to build a tribe. We sit down with Dario Tejo or Origin to discuss how you can build a brand, business, and community of tribes men and women who believe in your vision and success.

In this episode, I share some thoughts regarding recalibration of the physical state, mental awareness, and our growth. These topics have been circling around my head the last few months, echoed in conversations with fellow coaches and athletes, and maybe even some things you have been itching to discuss yet weren’t sure who to speak to it about.

If you are an struggling entrepreneur, optimistic dreamer, or business owner.... this episode is for YOU! I talk with Josh Simmons about the reality of being an entrepreneur and business owner, the sacrifices you need to make, and what most Instagram success accounts don’t tell you!

In this ASK ME ANYTHING episode, we answer your questions about training, nutrition, and business and professional growth. Enjoy

Laying down the framework to take your fitness, strength and conditioning, and physique to the next level. We talk nutrition and fad diets, how to actually burn fat, and why most people could benefit from doing high volume, heavy weights, and more!

Everyone needs a mentor. Whether are your beginner or advanced coach, surrounding yourself with other coaches who are passionate, driven, and always evolving is key to your success.

Unfortunately, many coaches let their ego stand in the way of their overall growth and development. We talk today to explore why all coaches, regardless of sport, can benefit from linking up with coach mentors and friends to help them continually evolve their mindset, training philosophy, and programs

Friend and strength coach, Alec Pagan (@alecjose on Instagram), is a New York-based strength and power specialist who is here to talk with us about his journey any strength and power industry, how he seeks out mentors, and why everyone should try heavy unilateral squats (results @RPE.11 on Instagram).

Hold yourself accountable.

It’s easy to have hopes and dreams of a better body, more money, or achieving whatever goals you have. The hard part is establishing the habits to achieve them.

Learning to hold yourself accountable is a skill that take time to develop and is easily forgotten if you don’t always sharpen your axe. Actions speak louder than any words you can write or say, and without action on those proclamations your word has no merit.

Hold yourself accountable to a higher standard, one that you believe in. The easiest way to do this is to simply do the thing you say you are going to do, and cut down on the fluff that stands in the way of you doing those things.

Today, Brad Godbold and I talk about the importance of experiences vs things, seeking out the seekers, and why living in the fringe is essential to personal growth and success. We highlight keynote speakers from Sorinex Summer Strong 12, each offering deeper perspectives in the realms of strength and conditioning, perseverance, small business, and changing a broken culture.

Follow us on Instagram and be sure to check out some of the motivation leaders we discussed today!

Instagram.com/thebarbellceo

Instagram.com/coach_bradley_g

Instagram.com/cal.dietz

Instagram.com/taitfletcher

Instagram.com/coach_brettb

Instagram.com/rpm_neil

Instagram.com/ryanmichler

Instagram.com/derekwoodske