This is about Radical Ownership and how it will change your life.

Principles learned from sales, applicable to all areas of life and breakdown to a fundamental law of the universe.

Radical Ownership is the first ingredient to change and become the version of yourself you want to be.

Nikhil talks about his experience dealing with FOMO while on a diet. Still wanting to go out with friends while on a diet, he developed 12 strategies to maintain his social life and maintain his fitness progress.

Everyone struggles with self limiting beliefs and places limitations on themselves capping progress. I go over 10 of the most common gym limitations and explain how to break through your plateaus.

My first venture into entreprenuership was a window cleaning business. My partner and I experienced many ups and downs throughout the process, learning a ton the whole way. I share the pros and cons of how we approached Mustang Window Cleaning, and what you can learn from my mistakes and failures.

In this of The Infinite Gain, we sit down with a recent college graduate who embarked on a remarkable journey through hostels in Europe. Join us as we delve deep into the stark differences in ways of life between rural Europe and urban America, offering a unique glimpse into the cultural nuances, surprises, and challenges encountered along the way.Our guest shares their insightful observations and personal anecdotes, highlighting the contrasts in daily routines, values, and perspectives that make this cross-continental exploration so compelling. Discover the profound impact of these experiences on personal growth and development, and gain valuable insights into the world beyond your comfort zone.

You don’t meet someone who adds layers of complexity to your worldview very often. Through deep reflection, Daryl Eng has developed methods and frameworks for approaching life. We discuss the differences between American and Asian culture, forming good habits, pushing yourself out of your comfort zone, self-improvement, and more. Enjoy!

Adrienne Navarre is not your typical twenty-year-old. While thoroughly enjoying the social aspect of college, Adrienne has managed to build multiple successful businesses. Despite facing criticism for working in crypto, Adrienne worked hard to build his brand and maintains a deep curiosity for self-improvement.

You don’t meet someone who adds layers of complexity to your worldview very often. Through deep reflection, Daryl Eng has developed methods and frameworks for approaching life. We discuss the differences between American and Asian culture, forming good habits, pushing yourself out of your comfort zone, self-improvement, and more. Enjoy!

Entreprenuership is scary. I've lived most of my life in fear of not being good enough or failing. This episode marks the day I decided to say, "screw that" and attempt starting a business. Throughout the highs and lows, this day was incredible. I was lucky enough to be joined by two friends to ride the wave together.