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"If you show me a greedy wealthy person, just wait 10 years, then you'll just show me a person. Somehow karma will separate their money from them." - Kevin O'Leary

Most people think wealthy individuals are aggressive risk-takers who leverage everything for maximum returns, but Kevin O'Leary shatters this myth completely. The Shark Tank investor reveals that the truly wealthy are shockingly conservative with their money - they don't use leverage, they don't chase speculative investments, and they've learned that preserving capital matters more than beating the market. What's even more surprising is his observation that successful entrepreneurs often become terrible investors once they get their first big payout, usually relying on their spouses who spent years managing family risk to guide their financial decisions.

O'Leary's wisdom goes far beyond investment strategy into the psychology of sustainable wealth. He breaks down how wealthy people have mastered knowing their limits - they understand exactly what they're good at and refuse to venture into areas where they lack expertise. But perhaps most powerful is his insight about karma and giving back: wealthy people who stay wealthy always find meaningful ways to be philanthropic, while those who become consumed by greed inevitably lose everything. He even shares how his upbringing in Cambodia taught him that what you put in your body directly impacts your energy and success, explaining why many wealthy people prioritize nutrition over convenience.

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"I'm trying to give these words for somebody to go, oh, that's what I have. So you're not alone." - JAY GLAZER

For ten years, Fox Sports insider Jay Glazer lived with a secret that was slowly eating him alive. Every Sunday, millions watched him deliver breaking NFL news with his signature confidence, but what they couldn't see was the panic attack often happening behind his eyes. During the biggest moment of his career - the NFL's 100th anniversary Super Bowl broadcast - anxiety hijacked an hour and a half of his life, leaving him with zero memory of the most important show he'd ever done. The worst part? Not a single colleague knew he was drowning in plain sight.

What makes Jay's story so powerful isn't just his struggle with anxiety and depression - it's how he transformed his pain into purpose. He reveals the unexpected way he uses humor as a lifeline during panic attacks, why he finally chose to stop suffering in silence, and how being vulnerable about mental health became his greatest strength. This conversation will change how you think about the masks we all wear and remind you that even the people who seem to have it all together are fighting battles you can't see.

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Gino Wickman shares how overcoming the fear of success, failure, and judgement will set you on the right path to building a successful business and a fulfilling life.

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"For many years I lived with a conversation of, I'm not good enough. I'm stupid. I'm never gonna figure this out. Everyone else around me is smarter than me." - Lewis Howes

Lewis gets brutally honest about the exhausting mental script that once dominated his life - that relentless inner voice telling him he wasn't smart enough, wasn't working hard enough, wasn't deserving of the success he watched others achieve so effortlessly. He knows what it's like to work twice as hard while your mind works against you, creating the very struggles and limitations you're desperately trying to overcome. This isn't just another motivational speech about positive thinking; it's Lewis sharing the profound realization that changed everything - how the conversation in your head becomes the blueprint for your external reality.

What makes this episode so transformative is Lewis's understanding of how your mind works overtime to prove your thoughts right, even when those thoughts are sabotaging you. He breaks down the mechanism behind why shifting your internal narrative isn't just feel-good advice but a fundamental rewiring of what you allow to manifest in your life. From his own experiment of finding a penny worth $4,000 through intentional thinking to the deeper principles of how self-talk shapes opportunity, Lewis reveals why your mindset isn't just affecting your mood - it's literally creating your results.

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In today's episode, Shi Heng Yi discusses the power of breath and mind to control your emotions and reshape your life.

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Lewis and Martha open up about the boundary that saved their relationship before it even began. After years of exhausting themselves trying to keep the peace by constantly changing who they were, they learned that the strongest relationships aren't built on avoiding conflict—they're built on being crystal clear about what you will and won't accept from day one. Lewis shares how he almost scared Martha away by laying out his non-negotiables immediately, including his firm rule about never tolerating screaming, while Martha reveals how they both had to unlearn their people-pleasing patterns that were slowly draining their energy.

What makes this conversation so powerful is how they moved beyond just setting boundaries with each other to creating protective barriers with friends, family, and colleagues that actually strengthened their relationship. You'll discover why waiting years to set boundaries makes everything harder, how to communicate limits without shame or anger, and the specific framework they used in therapy to turn potential deal-breakers into relationship strengtheners. This isn't about being selfish—it's about creating the safety that allows real love to flourish.

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Craig Groeschel discusses the importance of building a strong foundation with your spouse and how to attract lasting love in your life.

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"It's actually our inability to be vulnerable that makes us weak." - BRENÉ BROWN

Brené Brown completely flips everything we've been taught about strength and vulnerability on its head. She reveals how our society's obsession with avoiding pain - whether through medication, alcohol, blame, or just pretending we're fine - has created the most medicated, addicted, and emotionally fragile generation in history. Through a brilliant football analogy about injured quarterbacks, she shows why the teams that acknowledge their vulnerabilities and adapt their strategy always outperform those that pretend nothing's wrong. Her insights cut straight to the heart of why so many men struggle with anger, rage, and feeling completely lost when life hits them hard.

What makes this conversation so powerful is how Brené connects the dots between our personal struggles and what's happening in our country right now. She explains why the cheapest form of leadership is giving people someone to hate and blame, and how our collective inability to sit with discomfort is literally tearing us apart. Lewis opens up about his own journey of deliberately seeking pain and discomfort every day to build his emotional resilience, and together they explore why acknowledging your vulnerability isn't just brave - it's the only way to actually protect yourself when life inevitably gets tough.

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"Even just becoming aware of what’s driving your craving can change everything." – Dr. Rangan Chatterjee

Next time you're on the couch at night, spoon halfway to your mouth, ask yourself one question: What am I really feeling right now? Dr. Rangan Chatterjee breaks down a beautifully simple framework—Feel, Feed, Find—that helps us understand the emotional hunger behind our habits. Whether it's ice cream after a long day or scrolling endlessly through your phone, this method isn’t about restriction. It’s about curiosity. Instead of judging yourself, you pause. You notice. And sometimes, that pause is all it takes to start changing the story.

What stuck with me most wasn’t just the emotional insight—but how practical it all is. Want to feel calm in 60 seconds? Dr. Chatterjee teaches a breathing technique called the "3-4-5 breath" that literally rewires your nervous system. He explains how even simple actions—like a warm bath or a moment of touch—can downshift your body from stress into ease. If you’ve ever felt stuck in a loop of stress and self-soothing, this episode will give you the tools to break free.

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Jay Shetty, Best-selling Author and Podcast Host shares how to break the negative relationship patterns that are holding you back.

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