Nicky Billou is a champion for freedom, free enterprise, and the most important person in our society, the entrepreneur. He is the #1 International bestselling author of the book best selling book Finish Line ThinkingTM: How To Think And Win Like A Champion. He is the host of the #1 podcast for Thought Leadership, The Thought Leader Revolution.

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Learn more about Nicky Billou!

Website: www.nicky360.com

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In this episode, Learn about:

3:28 - 5:47: Challenges and excitements about moving from Iran to Canada at age fifteen

6:59 - 13:42: What it was like to transition from corporate Canada to fitness coaching

14:31 - 19:25: How to push someone out of their comfort zone, and towards success 

19:58 - 24:06: Advice on how to approach goals in the best possible way to achieve your vision

25:08 - 28:14: The importance of “fail fast, fast often.”

29:03 - 35:00: Goal setting for the end of 2020 and the 90 Strong Challenge 

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Nicky Billou’s 3 things to get closer to his best self:

1. Listen better

2. Acknowledge those around him more

3. Don’t do stuff alone

1. Hope is Key

2. Let Your Why Fuel You

3. Do the Small Things Now to be Ready for the Uncontrollables

2x Paralympian, 3x World Champion, 4x World Record holder and Director of the Affordable Blade Project at Xiborg Inc.

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Learn more about Jarryd Wallace!

Instagram: wallace_jarryd

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In this episode, Learn about:

3:54 - 11:02: His decision of whether or not to amputate, and what that decision was like

11:40 - 20:40: How the timeline of recovery after amputation felt, and the importance of patience and redefining success

21:10 - 28:36: Goal setting after amputation, and getting back into competition

29:29 - 35:45: What his day-to-day is actually like with his prosthetic, and his work with some of the two million amputees in the United States

36:04 - 39:00: What fatherhood has taught him

39:20 - 44:42: How to “zoom out” and stay persistent and positive in the face of adversity

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Jarryd Wallace’s 3 things to get closer to his best self:

1. Pray

2. Patience

3. Persistence

1. Talk to Somebody

2. Be Aware of the People Around You

3. Learn to Love Yourself

Suicide survivor turned author and mental health activist. After a scary incident with suicide back in 2018, Cory's life will never be the same. He's devoting his life to creating awareness around suicide prevention and is writing his own book on his own story.

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Learn more about Cory Underwood!

howsuicidesavedmylife.com

LinkedIn: Cory Underwood

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In this episode, Learn about:

4:27 - 9:26: The development of himself, through successes and failures, as a person with depression and why he began to have suicidal thoughts

9:50 - 12:00: What he would tell his past self when he was at the depths of depression

12:38 -  17:26: The importance of creating support systems of and having candid communication for ourselves and  folks we care about

17:50 - 30:02: The timeline of his suicide attempt, the immediate aftermath, & his mental and emotional transition because of it

30:30 - 33:30: Some of his most important habits and routines that have gotten to a better place, and keep him in a better place

33:59 - 38:39: Personal reflections on what led to his suicide attempt

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Cory Underwoods' 3 things to get closer to his best self:

1. Don't drink Alcohol
2. Stay physically active
3. Read and activate his mind daily

1. Put the Reps in With Your Brain

2. Accept Your Version of Success

3. Go Into Relationships with the Mindset of Giving

4. Take a Leap of Faith

Jas Takhar is an Entreprenuer and Founder of REC Canda based out of Toronto. He built REC to the #1 Real Estate firm under the ROyal LePage umbrella in Canada. He's the host of "The REC Experience Podcast" where he's had on Gary Vaynerchuk, Grant Cardone, Kevin Harrington and many others!

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Learn more about Jas Takhar!

https://jastakhar.ca/

@jastakhar13 on Instagram

Jas Takhar on Facebook

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In this episode, Learn about:

4:03 - 12:52: What gave him the confidence to start his career at twelve and find his calling

13:09 - 21:16: The importance of confidence over long periods of time, and pursuing passions

21:55 - 27:48: What inspired him to make the jump from sales/marketing to real estate

28:12 - 36:00: Lessons he has learned in order to be the best and most effective leader possible

36:36 - 42:44: The Speed of Trust by Stephen Covey, and practical advice to connect with any person at a higher level

43:20 - 49:22: Anecdotes from the podcast industry and a glimpse of his new book, Removing Friction, Getting Out of Your Own Way.

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Jas Takhar’s 3 things to get closer to his best self:

1. Improve his health

2. Spend more time with his two boys

3. Grow with more people

1. Have Long Term Goals and Take Counsel From Those Who Have Been There Before

2. There are NO SHORTCUTS

3. Increase your chances for "Right" Opportunities

Sam Tinnesz is a recording artist and Songwriter based out of Nashville, TN. He's done everything from having songs in car commercials, movie trailers, tv shows, and sporting events to writing pop songs featured on Kygo records. One of my favorite songs of his, "Legends are Made" has been played by Dude Perfect, the PGA Tour, and Fox and CBS Sports.

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Learn more about Sam Tinnesz!

www.samtinnesz.com

@SamTinnesz on YT, Spotify, Apple Music, IG, Twitter, Facebook

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In this episode, Learn about:

3:55 - 9:32: Why he moved to Nashville and how he found his sound

10:06 - 12:50: Overcoming self doubt within the music industry 

13:23 - 17:05: How his wife quitting her job motivated him to succeed 

17:52 - 26:00: The importance of patience and playing for the long game

26:37 - 31:12: How a collaborative approach to music production opened doors

32:00 - 35:00: The ways fatherhood has changed his life and music career

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Sam Tinnesz’s 3 things to get closer to his best self:

1. Deepening his spiritual life

2. Get more physically fit

3. Think of others before himself

1. Don't Overpressure or Specialize Your Child

2. Change how you see the game

3. Surrender the Outcome