In this episode, Dave welcomes coach Phil Beckner from the Boise State men's basketball program. Together they discuss the principles of an all-star work ethic through insight and examples from coach Beckner's experience in working with various current NBA stars.

In this episode, Dave discusses the third major rule of basketball coach Don Meyer (everybody picks up the trash), and how its literal and mental application plays a substantial role in helping you live the game changer life both personally and professionally.

Game changers don't rely on pep talks, pats on the back, and other sources of external motivation to stimulate their enthusiasm - their motivation comes from within. In this episode Dave shares 7 ways for you to stimulate the game changer enthusiasm and motivation required to make you unstoppable.

Most people do not miss their goals or fail to achieve their dreams through a lack of knowledge or not knowing what to do. Very often, they know what to do but instead choose to not do it, not do it well, or not do it consistently enough to make any impact. In this episode, Dave discusses how to close that gap so that you can become unstoppable in all that you do.

Caretakers in any organization, or on any team, are baseliners. They do just enough to get by, just enough to get paid, and just enough to not get fired. While their performance is certainly a step up from that of the undertaker, doing just what you're supposed to (as the caretaker does) will hold you back from living the game changer life. In this episode, Dave provides some characteristics of caretakers for you to evaluate your own tendencies against so that if you find yourself in this performance mindset, you can: face it, fix it, and work towards game changer status.

In this episode, Dave interviews former Marquette and Indiana University Coach, Tom Crean, to discuss the steps Crean used to turn the worst team situation in the Indiana Hoosier's 100-plus year history into a championship season. If you want to learn how to play a poor hand well, don't miss this episode!

Many organizations, and people for that matter, fail to sustain their success because of complacency. All too often, someone who becomes good eventually starts to: stay in their comfort zone, stop risking or changing, stop following the processes that made them successful, and more. In this episode, Dave shares three key temptations that successful people are prone to fall into. Whether you're already successful, or just starting out, use this episode to identify and avoid these key temptations that can hinder your progress towards becoming unstoppable.

If you want more opportunities, influence, trust, responsibility, and more, then you need to start owning it! The lack of ownership and acceptance of responsibility is what often prevents playmakers from becoming game changers. In this episode, Dave provides eight non-negotiable traits of game changers that you have the ability to own and consistently deliver daily to help you live the game changer life.

Becoming a game changer isn't just about being great at whatever it is that you do; an important aspect of living the game changer life, is living a life that is in balance. In this episode Dave gives four primary sectors of life where you should work to become more balanced in, and shares some dangers of what can happen if you stay out of balance for too long in one of those areas.

Everyone has a philosophy. It's what influences the way you see things, the way you make decisions, the way you respond to people, and more. The question isn't whether or not you have a philosophy. More importantly, what is your philosophy and where is it taking you? In this episode, Dave shares some elements of his own philosophy to help you develop, define, or tweak your own philosophy so that you become unstoppable.