In this week’s podcast, we have Jan Goetgeluk. Jan, Virtuix Founder and CEO, believed that virtual reality was about to make a come-back. He started working on the Omni motion platform in 2011, driven by a desire to walk naturally in VR instead of pushing buttons on a gamepad or keyboard while sitting on a chair. After two years of research and development, Goetgeluk launched the Omni Kickstarter campaign in June 2013, which raised more than $1.1MM and became one of the most successful Kickstarter campaigns at that time.

The Omni enables players to explore endless VR worlds, moving freely and at full speed in 360° without hitting any walls. Movements that would otherwise require unintuitive button presses are now the result of natural motion – simply walk, run, and turn in 360° in virtual reality games and applications!

Backed by Mark Cuban and other major investors, the Omni is the first omni-directional treadmill that lets players walk and run in 360 degrees inside video games and other virtual worlds.

Interested in the Omni check out this investment link https://www.seedinvest.com/virtuix/series.a.2

On the Podcast this week is Nate Forster the CEO of Neou Fitness. Neou is a mobile app that provides fitness routines for everyone from beginners to advanced workouts. Neou hosts some of the top fitness trainers in their field at affordable prices.

On the Podcast this week is Nate Forster the CEO of Neou Fitness. Neou is a mobile app that provides fitness routines for everyone from beginners to advanced workouts. Neou hosts some of the top fitness trainers in their field at affordable prices.

On this week’s podcast, we have Professor Craig Wright, author of The Hidden Habits of Genius. We talk to Craig about his research into the great geniuses throughout time and what we can learn from them. We also discuss how these geniuses seemed compelled to do what they accomplished and how we can take steps in our own lives to bring elements of genius to our journey.

On this week’s podcast, we have Professor Craig Wright, author of The Hidden Habits of Genius. We talk to Craig about his research into the great geniuses throughout time and what we can learn from them. We also discuss how these geniuses seemed compelled to do what they accomplished and how we can take steps in our own lives to bring elements of genius to our journey.

Craig Wright is the Henry L. and Lucy G. Moses Professor Emeritus of Music at Yale University, where he teaches the popular undergraduate course, “Exploring the Nature of Genius.” A Guggenheim Fellow, Wright has received an honorary Doctorate of Human Letters from the University of Chicago, is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and was awarded the Sewall Prize for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching at Yale (2016) as well as the DeVane Medal for Excellence in Teaching and Scholarship (2018). He holds a Bachelor of Music degree from the Eastman School of Music and a Ph.D. from Harvard.

This week on the podcast we have Sam Mancuso. Sam has been a Senior Marketing Executive at Mondelez, General Motors, OnStar, Darden, and Uno Restaurants. Sam has a great perspective on how being successful as a marketer comes down to just one key item. He also is watching the impact of technology on our lives and talks about what he sees coming in the near future.

This week on the podcast we have Sam Mancuso. Sam has been a Senior Marketing Executive at Mondelez, General Motors, OnStar, Darden, and Uno Restaurants. Sam has a great perspective on how being successful as a marketer comes down to just one key item. He also is watching the impact of technology on our lives and talks about what he sees coming in the near future.

Eric Maisel, Ph.D., is the author of more than 40 books and is widely regarded as America's foremost creativity coach. He trains creativity coaches nationally and internationally and provides core training for the Creativity Coaching Association.

Eric Maisel is a columnist for Professional Artist magazine and a featured contributor to Psychology Today. His books include “Rethinking Depression,” “Mastering Creative Anxiety,” "Creative Recovery," and his latest bestseller "Lighting the Way".

Today we talk to Eric about the importance of a daily practice, everyday heroics, and of course The Hero's Journey.

Eric Maisel, Ph.D., is the author of more than 40 books and is widely regarded as America's foremost creativity coach. He trains creativity coaches nationally and internationally and provides core training for the Creativity Coaching Association.

Eric Maisel is a columnist for Professional Artist magazine and a featured contributor to Psychology Today. His books include “Rethinking Depression,” “Mastering Creative Anxiety,” "Creative Recovery," and his latest bestseller "Lighting the Way".

Today we talk to Eric about the importance of a daily practice, everyday heroics, and of course The Hero's Journey.

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