As a Master Manifester, you have the power to attract abundance OR scarcity, depending on the thoughts you perpetuate. Ergo, gaining clarity around what you want and achieving a higher level of consciousness is key in inviting prosperity into your life.

Iain Grae is the founder of Evolved Lyfe, a platform designed to raise the collective consciousness and help high-achievers, entrepreneurs and leaders effortlessly create wealth while making a larger impact in the world. A serial entrepreneur, Iain’s first major success came in 2002 with Innovation Ads, a marketing agency he grew from zero to 150 employees in three years. Iain is also the bestselling author of 10 Principles that Brought Me Millions and the owner of San Antonio Raceway & Cycle Ranch. He is passionate about sharing his understanding of human potential and helping others experience the phenomenon of Heaven on Earth.

Today, Iain joins Emerald to explain how his capacity as a Master Manifester perpetuated both scarcity and abundance in his life, depending on his level of consciousness at the time. He walks us through his journey from victim to what calls the Flourishing Zone, a place where he is happy and thriving. Iain discusses how he overcame survival thinking and the culture of busyness though a mindfulness practice that helped him identify actions with impact. Listen in for Iain’s insight around the be-do-have-give theory of abundance and learn how to view your emotions as a gift.

How Iain learned he could be the master of his own destiny

The difficult period when Iain’s self-worth took a hit

How Iain went from poverty to millionaire in under 3 years

The clarity necessary when you are a Master Manifester

The different stages of consciousness Iain has experienced

Why Iain documented the principles that created his success

How Iain overcame survival thinking around ‘doing more’

Iain’s ‘where are my hands’ strategy to return to the present

How depression helped Iain reconnect with himself

Iain’s be-do-have-give philosophy of attracting abundance

Iain’s insight around how our emotions can be gifts

Evolved Lyfe

Evolved Lyfe on Facebook

Iain on YouTube

Resources

10 Principles that Brought Me MILLIONS by Iain Grae

Iain’s Free Millionaire Prowess Course

Creative Age Consulting Group

Emerald’s Website

Emerald on LinkedIn

Emerald on Twitter

Email: [email protected]

This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation.

Do you bring your heart to work? Or do you play role? Are you going through the motions without revealing too much of yourself or truly engaging with the people around you? Ulrik Nerløe argues that strong organizations are built when we show up as our authentic selves, creating a culture of honesty that facilitates a meaningful connection to the work we do.

Ulrik is the founder of Unified People, a consulting firm built on the principle that ‘whole people create whole companies.’ He has 18-plus years of experience in personal and leadership development, designing sales strategy and management training programs in the IT industry as a sales manager, sales director and executive mentor. An authority in the realm of corporate culture and employee engagement, Ulrik is passionate about helping people live more consciously and release their untapped potential in every aspect of their lives. He is also the author of the bestseller The Life Bridge: Your Journey from an Unconscious to a Conscious Life.

Today, Ulrik sits down with Emerald to explain how his five-year-old son’s words, ‘Don’t you think it’s time you stopped being angry with yourself?’ propelled him to create Unified People. He discusses the connection between authentic, honest leadership and strong, results-oriented organizations. Ulrik shares his understanding of the disconnect between self-confidence and self-esteem and offers actionable advice around adapting to change and defining your own expectations. Listen in for Ulrik’s insight on the value of a mentor to show you the path, the beauty of living in the present, and the benefit of bringing your heart to work.

How the words of Ulrik’s five-year-old son inspired his calling

How authentic, transparent leaders build strong organizations

Ulrik’s mission to make work much more meaningful

The disconnect between self-confidence and self-esteem

Ulrik’s daily practice of repeating ‘you are good as you are’

The energy we waste living up to assumed expectations

Why Ulrik sees adapting to change as a mandatory tool

Ulrik’s distinction between mentoring and coaching

The value of a mentor in showing people the path

The relationship between organizational and brand culture

Ulrik’s insight on how most people miss out on the present

Ulrik’s dream to reach a global audience with his message

The challenge around daring people to discover their own value

Unified People

Unified People on LinkedIn

Ulrik on LinkedIn

The Life Bridge: Your Journey from an Unconscious to a Conscious Life by Ulrik Nerløe

Creative Age Consulting Group

Emerald’s Website

Emerald on LinkedIn

Emerald on Twitter

Email:

Do you bring your heart to work? Or do you play role? Are you going through the motions without revealing too much of yourself or truly engaging with the people around you? Ulrik Nerløe argues that strong organizations are built when we show up as our authentic selves, creating a culture of honesty that facilitates a meaningful connection to the work we do.

Ulrik is the founder of Unified People, a consulting firm built on the principle that ‘whole people create whole companies.’ He has 18-plus years of experience in personal and leadership development, designing sales strategy and management training programs in the IT industry as a sales manager, sales director and executive mentor. An authority in the realm of corporate culture and employee engagement, Ulrik is passionate about helping people live more consciously and release their untapped potential in every aspect of their lives. He is also the author of the bestseller The Life Bridge: Your Journey from an Unconscious to a Conscious Life.

Today, Ulrik sits down with Emerald to explain how his five-year-old son’s words, ‘Don’t you think it’s time you stopped being angry with yourself?’ propelled him to create Unified People. He discusses the connection between authentic, honest leadership and strong, results-oriented organizations. Ulrik shares his understanding of the disconnect between self-confidence and self-esteem and offers actionable advice around adapting to change and defining your own expectations. Listen in for Ulrik’s insight on the value of a mentor to show you the path, the beauty of living in the present, and the benefit of bringing your heart to work.

How the words of Ulrik’s five-year-old son inspired his calling

How authentic, transparent leaders build strong organizations

Ulrik’s mission to make work much more meaningful

The disconnect between self-confidence and self-esteem

Ulrik’s daily practice of repeating ‘you are good as you are’

The energy we waste living up to assumed expectations

Why Ulrik sees adapting to change as a mandatory tool

Ulrik’s distinction between mentoring and coaching

The value of a mentor in showing people the path

The relationship between organizational and brand culture

Ulrik’s insight on how most people miss out on the present

Ulrik’s dream to reach a global audience with his message

The challenge around daring people to discover their own value

Unified People

Unified People on LinkedIn

Ulrik on LinkedIn

The Life Bridge: Your Journey from an Unconscious to a Conscious Life by Ulrik Nerløe

Creative Age Consulting Group

Emerald’s Website

Emerald on LinkedIn

Emerald on Twitter

Email: [email protected]

This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation.

Is presence something you’re born with? Or a skill set you can learn? Jonathan Bender contends that with the right support, confidence and charisma are traits that CAN be learned, and he is on a mission to help people develop the skills necessary to be fully present on ANY stage and connect with yourself and your audience.

Jonathan is the founder of WholeSpeak, LLC and The Performance of Your Life, programs that teach people how to show up on stage—and in life—with authenticity, power and dynamic presence. Since 1996, Jonathan has coached and taught workshops to thousands of entrepreneurs and professionals, focusing on self-expression, public speaking, personal growth and ‘the performance of your life.’ He has an MFA in Theatre and a master’s in performance studies, and works as a professional theatre director, writer and actor.

Today, Jonathan joins Emerald to discuss how competitive speech and theatre helped him find his voice and informed his understanding of life as a performance. He shares his childhood experience with bullying, explaining how emotional pollution can be countered by seeking support and nurturing from other sources. Jonathan offers insight around how he learned to step into his power and his current work on healing the wounds of disconnection. Listen in for Jonathan’s guidance on building the confidence to speak in public and developing presence as a skill set.

How speech team and theatre helped Jonathan find his voice

Jonathan’s calling to help people awaken to who they are

Jonathan’s understanding of life as a kind of performance

How your purpose evolves as you grow and the world grows

The concept of emotional pollution presented in Soar Above

How a men’s group helped Jonathan step into his power

Jonathan’s work around healing the wounds of disconnection

How good mentors have performance & coaching experience

How the skills of confidence and charisma can be learned

Jonathan’s advice around building confidence in speaking

1. Trust self to be responsive in moment
2. Competence increases confidence
3. Warm up and prepare
4. Care for self (silence the inner critic)
5. Develop presence in mind and body

How being present helps you connect to your audience

Your True Voice

WholeSpeak

The Performance of Your Life

The Performance of Your Life on Facebook

Jonathan on Twitter

Soar Above: How to Use the Most Profound Part of Your Brain Under Any Kind of Stress by Steven Stosny

Creative Age Consulting Group

Emerald’s Website

Emerald on LinkedIn

Is presence something you’re born with? Or a skill set you can learn? Jonathan Bender contends that with the right support, confidence and charisma are traits that CAN be learned, and he is on a mission to help people develop the skills necessary to be fully present on ANY stage and connect with yourself and your audience.

Jonathan is the founder of WholeSpeak, LLC and The Performance of Your Life, programs that teach people how to show up on stage—and in life—with authenticity, power and dynamic presence. Since 1996, Jonathan has coached and taught workshops to thousands of entrepreneurs and professionals, focusing on self-expression, public speaking, personal growth and ‘the performance of your life.’ He has an MFA in Theatre and a master’s in performance studies, and works as a professional theatre director, writer and actor.

Today, Jonathan joins Emerald to discuss how competitive speech and theatre helped him find his voice and informed his understanding of life as a performance. He shares his childhood experience with bullying, explaining how emotional pollution can be countered by seeking support and nurturing from other sources. Jonathan offers insight around how he learned to step into his power and his current work on healing the wounds of disconnection. Listen in for Jonathan’s guidance on building the confidence to speak in public and developing presence as a skill set.

How speech team and theatre helped Jonathan find his voice

Jonathan’s calling to help people awaken to who they are

Jonathan’s understanding of life as a kind of performance

How your purpose evolves as you grow and the world grows

The concept of emotional pollution presented in Soar Above

How a men’s group helped Jonathan step into his power

Jonathan’s work around healing the wounds of disconnection

How good mentors have performance & coaching experience

How the skills of confidence and charisma can be learned

Jonathan’s advice around building confidence in speaking

1. Trust self to be responsive in moment
2. Competence increases confidence
3. Warm up and prepare
4. Care for self (silence the inner critic)
5. Develop presence in mind and body

How being present helps you connect to your audience

Your True Voice

WholeSpeak

The Performance of Your Life

The Performance of Your Life on Facebook

Jonathan on Twitter

Soar Above: How to Use the Most Profound Part of Your Brain Under Any Kind of Stress by Steven Stosny

Creative Age Consulting Group

Emerald’s Website

Emerald on LinkedIn

Emerald on Twitter

Email: [email protected]

This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation

To live a life free of regret, you need to realize that the temporary discomfort of taking steps to fulfill your purpose is much less painful than giving up. So, how do you develop the courage to move forward and fulfill your potential? How can a creative coach help you shift from frustration to exhilaration?

Sean Stewart is the founder of The Creative Track, a business training and mentoring firm that supports mission-driven entrepreneurs in building lucrative lifestyle-friendly businesses they love. Sean’s background as a poet, songwriter and artist informs his intuitive approach to coaching, and he adds elements of live music, spoken word poetry and freestyle rapping to his events and workshops. Sean has 15-plus years of experience as a public speaker, and he has appeared as a featured expert on NBC and FOX News.

Today, Sean sits down with Emerald to share his early connection to the idea of spirituality and human potential. He describes the ‘lightning rod’ experience that initiates his creative process and the self-coaching practice he employs to build courage. Sean addresses the idea of living a life with no regrets, comparing the short-term discomfort of forward motion with the long-term pain of failing to follow through. Listen in for Sean’s insight on the magic of coaching to help you take action on your dreams and get inspired by his spoken word rap on the creative process!

Sean’s early connection to ideas around spirituality, human potential

How Sean elevates to each new level by listening and taking action

The ‘lightning rod’ experience that initiates Sean’s creative process

Sean’s approach to crashing through boundaries

The self-coaching practice Sean uses to build his courage

Sean’s high-level awareness of short- vs. long-term pain

How Sean uses his creative gifts for music and rap to inspire others

Sean’s reminder to transcend cultural conditioning

Sean’s insight around the magic of coaching to help you take action

The intuitive approach to coaching that Sean employs

Sean’s advice on listening to the call within you

Sean on Facebook

The Creative Track

Email [email protected]

Wayne Dyer

Deepak Chopra

Aceyalone

Brendon Burchard

Creative Age Consulting Group

Emerald’s Website

Emerald on LinkedIn

Emerald on Twitter

Email: [email protected]

To live a life free of regret, you need to realize that the temporary discomfort of taking steps to fulfill your purpose is much less painful than giving up. So, how do you develop the courage to move forward and fulfill your potential? How can a creative coach help you shift from frustration to exhilaration?

Sean Stewart is the founder of The Creative Track, a business training and mentoring firm that supports mission-driven entrepreneurs in building lucrative lifestyle-friendly businesses they love. Sean’s background as a poet, songwriter and artist informs his intuitive approach to coaching, and he adds elements of live music, spoken word poetry and freestyle rapping to his events and workshops. Sean has 15-plus years of experience as a public speaker, and he has appeared as a featured expert on NBC and FOX News.

Today, Sean sits down with Emerald to share his early connection to the idea of spirituality and human potential. He describes the ‘lightning rod’ experience that initiates his creative process and the self-coaching practice he employs to build courage. Sean addresses the idea of living a life with no regrets, comparing the short-term discomfort of forward motion with the long-term pain of failing to follow through. Listen in for Sean’s insight on the magic of coaching to help you take action on your dreams and get inspired by his spoken word rap on the creative process!

Sean’s early connection to ideas around spirituality, human potential

How Sean elevates to each new level by listening and taking action

The ‘lightning rod’ experience that initiates Sean’s creative process

Sean’s approach to crashing through boundaries

The self-coaching practice Sean uses to build his courage

Sean’s high-level awareness of short- vs. long-term pain

How Sean uses his creative gifts for music and rap to inspire others

Sean’s reminder to transcend cultural conditioning

Sean’s insight around the magic of coaching to help you take action

The intuitive approach to coaching that Sean employs

Sean’s advice on listening to the call within you

Sean on Facebook

The Creative Track

Email [email protected]

Wayne Dyer

Deepak Chopra

Aceyalone

Brendon Burchard

Creative Age Consulting Group

Emerald’s Website

Emerald on LinkedIn

Emerald on Twitter

Email: [email protected]

This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation.

‘From now on, I chase IMPACT and income will come. I know it will.’

On October 29, 2012, John Marrone was in his attic with his family, watching the water rise in his new home. He asked himself, ‘What have I done with my life? Why am I here?’ It was in that moment that John decided to stop chasing money and make a commitment to creating an impact in the lives of others.

Today, John has a successful life coaching company and speaking career. He has shared the stage with Tony Robbins and interviewed Darren Hardy, Jay Abraham and Hal Elrod, among many others. John serves as a growth expert, helping his clients gain clarity around what it takes to progress in all six equities of life and create the ULTIMATE version of themselves.

On this episode of the podcast, John joins Emerald to explain his shift from chasing money to chasing impact and trusting that the income will follow. He speaks to the value in studying successful people and implementing their best practices in your own life. John shares his daily habits around gratitude and affirmations, describing how he leverages his WHY to define what’s important—and what isn’t. Listen in for John’s insight on the 6 equities of life and learn how you can make progress in each area on a daily basis!

How facing death in Hurricane Sandy inspired John to change his life

Why John chases IMPACT, trusting that the income will follow

How John invests in himself by investigating other successful people

John’s insight around moving beyond consumption to implementation

Why John seeks to identify problems quickly and ‘fail fast’

John’s daily practice of staying in motion

1. Stay in gratitude
2. Affirmations
3. Morning/evening ritual

How being in tune with his WHY helps John in decision-making

John’s 6 equities of life

• Business, health, relationships, financials, spirit, personal growth
• Define metric for each to chart goals for week

Why John sees self-awareness as the #1 element of success

John’s Website

John on Instagram

John on Twitter

John on Facebook

Creative Age Consulting Group

Emerald’s Website

Emerald on LinkedIn

Emerald on Twitter

Email: [email protected]

This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation.

‘From now on, I chase IMPACT and income will come. I know it will.’

On October 29, 2012, John Marrone was in his attic with his family, watching the water rise in his new home. He asked himself, ‘What have I done with my life? Why am I here?’ It was in that moment that John decided to stop chasing money and make a commitment to creating an impact in the lives of others.

Today, John has a successful life coaching company and speaking career. He has shared the stage with Tony Robbins and interviewed Darren Hardy, Jay Abraham and Hal Elrod, among many others. John serves as a growth expert, helping his clients gain clarity around what it takes to progress in all six equities of life and create the ULTIMATE version of themselves.

On this episode of the podcast, John joins Emerald to explain his shift from chasing money to chasing impact and trusting that the income will follow. He speaks to the value in studying successful people and implementing their best practices in your own life. John shares his daily habits around gratitude and affirmations, describing how he leverages his WHY to define what’s important—and what isn’t. Listen in for John’s insight on the 6 equities of life and learn how you can make progress in each area on a daily basis!

How facing death in Hurricane Sandy inspired John to change his life

Why John chases IMPACT, trusting that the income will follow

How John invests in himself by investigating other successful people

John’s insight around moving beyond consumption to implementation

Why John seeks to identify problems quickly and ‘fail fast’

John’s daily practice of staying in motion

1. Stay in gratitude
2. Affirmations
3. Morning/evening ritual

How being in tune with his WHY helps John in decision-making

John’s 6 equities of life

• Business, health, relationships, financials, spirit, personal growth
• Define metric for each to chart goals for week

Why John sees self-awareness as the #1 element of success

John’s Website

John on Instagram

John on Twitter

John on Facebook

Creative Age Consulting Group

Emerald’s Website

Emerald on LinkedIn

Emerald on Twitter

Email: [email protected]

This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation.

How do you develop the courage to call out a broken system? Dr. Aaron L. Smith is taking on public education, leveraging his passion for workforce readiness to break the old model and prepare students for a 21st century workplace.

Aaron has 18-plus years in education, serving as a math teacher, school administrator, program director and adjunct professor. A leading STEM educator, Aaron has been honored with the WHRO Technology Administrator Award, the 2014 ING Unsung Hero Award, and the National Dropout Prevention Center’s Crystal Star Award. Under his leadership, the Denbigh High School Aviation Academy has been honored by the prestigious Society of Manufacturing Engineers and received numerous awards from the Virginia Department of Education. Aaron is also the author of Awakening Your STEM School and the founder of Workplace Readiness Solutions.

Today, Aaron sits down with Emerald to share his passion for STEM subjects and workplace readiness. He explains why the old model of education is not working and how to initiate the brave conversations necessary in moving a vision forward. Aaron discusses the importance of forging a community of stakeholders engaged in action, describing how he works side-by-side with schools to build a pipeline that facilitates student success. Listen in to understand how celebrating small wins gives you the courage to take the next step and get Aaron’s insight on taking the road less traveled!

Aaron’s passion for STEM and workplace readiness

How Aaron forges partnerships for mutual benefit

What gives Aaron the courage to fix a broken system

The need to shift away from old models in education

The importance of brave conversations in moving a vision forward

How Aaron forges a community of stakeholders engaged in action

Aaron’s insight around our calling to support one another

The value of investing in yourself or your organization

• New level of self-awareness
• Strong foundation built over time

How celebrating small wins helps Aaron take the next step

Aaron’s advice on taking the road less traveled to inspire others

Workplace Readiness Solutions

Workplace Readiness on Twitter

Aaron on LinkedIn

Aaron on Facebook

Awakening Your STEM School by Dr. Aaron L. Smith

Creative Age Consulting Group

Emerald’s Website

Emerald on LinkedIn

Emerald on Twitter

Email: [email protected]

This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visi