In this episode, Don and Evonne open up about their current struggles staying dedicated to a training program in the gym or committing to a new hobby without being all-in like they used to be with bodybuilding. They also talk about the balance they need to maintain with work, fitness and new hobbies.

In this episode, the special guest is Don and Evonne's daughter, Gracie. They get into her perspective of working for her mom and dad, as well as having a backseat view of the growth of Clean Eatz.

In this, episode we have another awesome guest on the show, Tony Cowden. He is an ex-Army Special Forces Vet, successful business owner, and all-around great guy. We talk about what Tony has recently been up to business wise and what he has been doing outside of that with training and life.

In this episode, we have a very special guest on the show. Brandon Lilly, a world-class powerlifter, is an awesome and interesting guy! He gives us some insight into his life and story.

Don & Evonne talk about the application of a vision board in their lives and how helpful it has been to have one. They explain the benefits of creating a vision board, along with the power of the law of attraction.

Don & Evonne talk about the competition in the meal prep industry and how often they see other companies that copy meal ideas. They talk about the difference between the companies you should "kill" and the ones you should ignore.

Don & Evonne talk about the mistakes they had in their first marriages and how they learned from them and applied that to their relationship. They give insight on why you shouldn't be against a second marriage if your first fails.

Don goes into something he is very passionate about – BULLYING. He gives two perspectives on the topic, and explains how big of a role it played in shaping his life.

Don & Evonne go through a session with their life coach, Laura Burkey. They delve into areas of their lives that need improvement, including how to start slowly giving up control on some aspects of the business as they grow.

Don shares how spending a week volunteering in Haiti became one his most life-changing experiences.