The Irreplaceable Man Podcast

If your self-worth is tied to your net worth, what happens if you lose it all?

Losing $20M took Damion Lupo to a very dark place, and when he asked himself, ‘What is true?’ he realized that he didn’t care for the man he had become, a man who didn’t have a mission other than MORE.

That’s when Damion’s transformation began, and he honed in on his purpose to free one million people from financial bondage, rewiring their belief systems around money and retirement planning. Today, he is a sought-after financial consultant and mentor for his online community, Transformation Nation. A serial entrepreneur, Damion has founded 40-plus businesses in the last 25 years AND created the martial art form known as Yokido. He also happens to be a bestselling author in the realm of personal finance and co-author of the book Reinvented Life, which outlines his transformation in the aftermath of losing it all.

Damion joins Emerald to share the story of how losing $20M led him to a mission other than MORE. He explains his transformation to a new level of vulnerability, authenticity and connection—with a focus on contribution rather than consumption. Damion offers his take on asking for help, discussing the strength required to open up and say, ‘I don’t know.’ Damion speaks to the difference between failing and failure, arguing that failing forward is necessary for growth. Listen in for Damion’s insight around filtering opportunities through your purpose and playing full out to live your potential!

How losing $20M resulted in an ego death for Damion

The impact of asking the question, “What is true?”

Damion’s transformation to a place of vulnerability and connection

Why asking for help is NOT a weakness

The benefit of mentors who can identify your patterns

Damion’s mission to free people from financial bondage

How a narrow focus on your purpose leads to a fulfilling life

How experiencing the energy of regret inspired Damion to play full out

The shift toward a consciousness based on trust in the creative age

How charity work keeps Damion expanding and alive

Damion’s mission to rewire people’s belief systems around retirement

The role of confidence in attaining financial freedom

The difference between failing and failure

Damion’s Website

Damion on YouTube

Damion on Twitter

Damion on LinkedIn

Reinvented Life by Damion Lupo and Christofer Ashby

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Emerald’s Website

Emerald on LinkedIn

Every. Moment. Matters.

Given the choice between saving yourself or helping others in an emergency situation, what would you do? Would you trust that God takes care of the people who do the right thing? Would you have the courage to risk your own well-being for the sake of others?

Dave Sanderson is a sought-after inspirational speaker in the realm of leading with integrity. And he speaks from personal experience, having been the last passenger on US Airways Flight 1549—otherwise known as 'The Miracle on the Hudson.’ After the crash, Dave took ownership of the wellbeing and safety of others, risking his own life in frigid water to help his fellow passengers off the plane. He shares the lessons of that day with audiences around the world, inspiring others to do the right thing in difficult situations and reframe traumatic events as an opportunity for growth. Dave is also the author of Moments Matter, a book detailing his close encounter with death and the calling to encourage others that defines his life now.

Today, Dave sits down with Emerald to share his experience as a passenger on US Airways Flight 1549 and discuss how surviving the crash provided him with a renewed sense of purpose. He describes hearing his mother’s voice during the evacuation and explains how her words gave him the courage to be the ‘last passenger’ out. Dave speaks to his decision to leave his company and become an entrepreneur on a mission to help others harness the power of post-traumatic growth. Listen in to understand how Dave celebrates life by giving back and learn how to lead through certainty and make every moment matter!

What You Will Learn

Dave’s experience as a passenger on US Airways Flight 1549

How the plane crash provided Dave with a clarity of purpose

The advice that gave Dave the courage to be the ‘last passenger’

Dave’s realization that he was just a number to his company

How Tony Robbins inspired Dave to become an entrepreneur

The concept of post-traumatic growth

How Dave celebrates life through contribution and giving back

Dave’s top three kernels of wisdom from Moments Matter

• Each experience prepares you for what’s next
• Record history
• Lead through certainty

Dave’s Website

Dave on Facebook

Dave on Twitter

Dave on LinkedIn

Moments Matter by Dave Sanderson

Moments Matter with Dave Sanderson

Dave’s TED Talk at TEDxQueensU

Dave’s Article in AARP Magazine

If you (or someone you know) are one of the worlds Magnificent Men On Purpose who should be considered for a guest spot on the show APPLY HERE: bit.ly/PitchMen

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.

Every. Moment. Matters.

Given the choice between saving yourself or helping others in an emergency situation, what would you do? Would you trust that God takes care of the people who do the right thing? Would you have the courage to risk your own well-being for the sake of others?

Dave Sanderson is a sought-after inspirational speaker in the realm of leading with integrity. And he speaks from personal experience, having been the last passenger on US Airways Flight 1549—otherwise known as 'The Miracle on the Hudson.’ After the crash, Dave took ownership of the wellbeing and safety of others, risking his own life in frigid water to help his fellow passengers off the plane. He shares the lessons of that day with audiences around the world, inspiring others to do the right thing in difficult situations and reframe traumatic events as an opportunity for growth. Dave is also the author of Moments Matter, a book detailing his close encounter with death and the calling to encourage others that defines his life now.

Today, Dave sits down with Emerald to share his experience as a passenger on US Airways Flight 1549 and discuss how surviving the crash provided him with a renewed sense of purpose. He describes hearing his mother’s voice during the evacuation and explains how her words gave him the courage to be the ‘last passenger’ out. Dave speaks to his decision to leave his company and become an entrepreneur on a mission to help others harness the power of post-traumatic growth. Listen in to understand how Dave celebrates life by giving back and learn how to lead through certainty and make every moment matter!

What You Will Learn

Dave’s experience as a passenger on US Airways Flight 1549

How the plane crash provided Dave with a clarity of purpose

The advice that gave Dave the courage to be the ‘last passenger’

Dave’s realization that he was just a number to his company

How Tony Robbins inspired Dave to become an entrepreneur

The concept of post-traumatic growth

How Dave celebrates life through contribution and giving back

Dave’s top three kernels of wisdom from Moments Matter

• Each experience prepares you for what’s next
• Record history
• Lead through certainty

Dave’s Website

Dave on Facebook

Dave on Twitter

Dave on LinkedIn

Moments Matter by Dave Sanderson

Moments Matter with Dave Sanderson

Dave’s TED Talk at TEDxQueensU

Dave’s Article in AARP Magazine

If you (or someone you know) are one of the worlds Magnificent Men On Purpose who should be considered for a guest spot on the show APPLY HERE: bit.ly/PitchMen

As the saying goes, a rising tide lifts all boats. If you can develop a mindset of service and seek to help others reach their goals, we all get better together. What does it look like to live those values and cultivate servant leadership? Is there a way to approach marketing with a mindset of service?

Dan Moyle, a self-proclaimed Inbound Marketing Evangelist, serves as the CMO at Interview Valet, a marketing and advertising firm that supports business owners, authors and entrepreneurs in growing their influence via podcast interviews. Dan’s philosophy is that it’s more impactful to reach 50 ideal clients as opposed to 5,000 passive viewers, and he believes that engaging, relevant content is the best way to build a community of loyal customers. Dan is also a believer in servant leadership, volunteering his time with Honor Flight, Habitat for Humanity, and Cat Nap Lodge kitten rescue, among many other organizations.

Today, Dan joins Emerald to explain how he came to understand the value of building community as a marketing strategy and his innate desire to serve. He shares his approach to making peace with imperfection and rolling with the punches as challenges arise. Dan discusses the sense of honor that affords him the courage to stand apart as well as the value in being coachable and learning from your mistakes. Listen in for Dan’s insight on serving others with a spirit of kindness and making a difference—even if it’s just for one person.

The value of building community as a marketing strategy

Dan’s innate sense of wanting to serve those around him

The idea that a ‘rising tide lifts all boats’

How bringing honor to his family name gives Dan courage

How Dan makes peace with imperfection

The significance of being coachable

How Dan is teaching his daughters to make a difference

How to roll with the punches when challenges arise

Dan’s insight on serving others with a spirit of kindness

Interview Valet

The Inbound Evangelist

Dan’s Website

Dan on LinkedIn

Dan on Twitter

Dan on Facebook

9 Secrets to Getting Booked on Your First Podcast

How I Turned Journalism into an Inbound Marketing Career by Dan Moyle

Honor Flight Network

IronMen Ministries

Cat Nap Lodge

If you (or someone you know) are one of the worlds Magnificent Men On Purpose who should be considered for a guest spot on the show APPLY HERE: bit.ly/PitchMen

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.

As the saying goes, a rising tide lifts all boats. If you can develop a mindset of service and seek to help others reach their goals, we all get better together. What does it look like to live those values and cultivate servant leadership? Is there a way to approach marketing with a mindset of service?

Dan Moyle, a self-proclaimed Inbound Marketing Evangelist, serves as the CMO at Interview Valet, a marketing and advertising firm that supports business owners, authors and entrepreneurs in growing their influence via podcast interviews. Dan’s philosophy is that it’s more impactful to reach 50 ideal clients as opposed to 5,000 passive viewers, and he believes that engaging, relevant content is the best way to build a community of loyal customers. Dan is also a believer in servant leadership, volunteering his time with Honor Flight, Habitat for Humanity, and Cat Nap Lodge kitten rescue, among many other organizations.

Today, Dan joins Emerald to explain how he came to understand the value of building community as a marketing strategy and his innate desire to serve. He shares his approach to making peace with imperfection and rolling with the punches as challenges arise. Dan discusses the sense of honor that affords him the courage to stand apart as well as the value in being coachable and learning from your mistakes. Listen in for Dan’s insight on serving others with a spirit of kindness and making a difference—even if it’s just for one person.

The value of building community as a marketing strategy

Dan’s innate sense of wanting to serve those around him

The idea that a ‘rising tide lifts all boats’

How bringing honor to his family name gives Dan courage

How Dan makes peace with imperfection

The significance of being coachable

How Dan is teaching his daughters to make a difference

How to roll with the punches when challenges arise

Dan’s insight on serving others with a spirit of kindness

Interview Valet

The Inbound Evangelist

Dan’s Website

Dan on LinkedIn

Dan on Twitter

Dan on Facebook

9 Secrets to Getting Booked on Your First Podcast

How I Turned Journalism into an Inbound Marketing Career by Dan Moyle

Honor Flight Network

IronMen Ministries

Cat Nap Lodge

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The truth is that society’s definition of success—money, power and position—simply doesn’t lead to happiness. Rather, the opportunity to build a legacy and do something meaningful are key in moving beyond the ‘default life’ to something extraordinary. But how do you gain the clarity of purpose necessary to live a life of meaning? The answer lies in going inside-out.

Chris Kyle is a speaker, business coach and eLearning expert who supports authors, entrepreneurs and organizations in developing transformative online courses that unite and inspire a global audience. A catalyst for growth and awakening, Chris has created his own online learning programs in the realm of purpose and authentic leadership, originating The Power of Purpose Summit, Launch Academy, and the Man on Purpose 7-week online course.

Today, Chris sits down with Emerald to share his calling to help men ‘heal, grow and expand who they are.’ He explains how creativity emerges from a deepening sense of purpose and how his Purpose Activation Blueprint takes men beyond the ‘default life’ set forth by our cultural conditioning. Chris discusses the idea that a combination of RIGHTNESS and RIPENESS lead to creative ACTION and offers insight around why society’s definition of success doesn’t lead to fulfillment. Listen in to understand the significance of excavating old patterns and beliefs and learn how to go inward first in order to gain clarity of purpose.

What You Will Learn

How the ManKind Project helped Chris discover his role as a leader

Chris’ calling to help men heal, grow and expand who they are

The emergence of creativity that comes from a deepening of purpose

Chris’ insight around the need to go inward first for clarity

The significance of excavating old shadows, patterns and beliefs

How RIGHTNESS and RIPENESS lead to creative action

The beauty of being able to test ourselves out in the world

How a strong sense of purpose lives beyond form

How the Purpose Activation Blueprint takes men beyond the ‘default life’

Why our cultural idea of success does not lead to fulfillment

The three fundamentals of purpose

• Essence
• Gifts
• Aligned actions

Chris’ purpose as a catalyst for growth and awakening

How to celebrate the risk regardless of the outcome

Chris’ Website

Chris on Twitter

Chris on Facebook

Man on Purpose Online Course

ManKind Project

Purpose Activation Blueprint

Thrive: The Third Metric to Redefining Success and Creating a Life of Well-Being, Wisdom, and Wonder by Arianna Huffington

If you (or someone you know) are one of the worlds Magnificent Men On Purpose who should be considered for a guest spot on the show APPLY HERE: bit.ly/PitchMen

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.

The truth is that society’s definition of success—money, power and position—simply doesn’t lead to happiness. Rather, the opportunity to build a legacy and do something meaningful are key in moving beyond the ‘default life’ to something extraordinary. But how do you gain the clarity of purpose necessary to live a life of meaning? The answer lies in going inside-out.

Chris Kyle is a speaker, business coach and eLearning expert who supports authors, entrepreneurs and organizations in developing transformative online courses that unite and inspire a global audience. A catalyst for growth and awakening, Chris has created his own online learning programs in the realm of purpose and authentic leadership, originating The Power of Purpose Summit, Launch Academy, and the Man on Purpose 7-week online course.

Today, Chris sits down with Emerald to share his calling to help men ‘heal, grow and expand who they are.’ He explains how creativity emerges from a deepening sense of purpose and how his Purpose Activation Blueprint takes men beyond the ‘default life’ set forth by our cultural conditioning. Chris discusses the idea that a combination of RIGHTNESS and RIPENESS lead to creative ACTION and offers insight around why society’s definition of success doesn’t lead to fulfillment. Listen in to understand the significance of excavating old patterns and beliefs and learn how to go inward first in order to gain clarity of purpose.

What You Will Learn

How the ManKind Project helped Chris discover his role as a leader

Chris’ calling to help men heal, grow and expand who they are

The emergence of creativity that comes from a deepening of purpose

Chris’ insight around the need to go inward first for clarity

The significance of excavating old shadows, patterns and beliefs

How RIGHTNESS and RIPENESS lead to creative action

The beauty of being able to test ourselves out in the world

How a strong sense of purpose lives beyond form

How the Purpose Activation Blueprint takes men beyond the ‘default life’

Why our cultural idea of success does not lead to fulfillment

The three fundamentals of purpose

• Essence
• Gifts
• Aligned actions

Chris’ purpose as a catalyst for growth and awakening

How to celebrate the risk regardless of the outcome

Chris’ Website

Chris on Twitter

Chris on Facebook

Man on Purpose Online Course

ManKind Project

Purpose Activation Blueprint

Thrive: The Third Metric to Redefining Success and Creating a Life of Well-Being, Wisdom, and Wonder by Arianna Huffington

If you (or someone you know) are one

‘The enemy to excellence is isolation.’

Aaron Walker contends that if you surround yourself with the right community, a group of people who care enough to tell you the truth, their insight can truly change the trajectory of your life and help you move from ordinary to extraordinary.

Aaron is the founder and president of View from the Top, a premiere life and business coaching resource committed to helping men grow in success and significance. A serial entrepreneur, Aaron has bought and sold eight successful companies over the past 37 years, and he is part of a long-standing mastermind group with the likes of Dave Ramsey, Dan Miller and Ken Abraham. Aaron’s new book, View from the Top, motivates readers to live a successful and significant life, regardless of current circumstances.

Today, Aaron sits down with Emerald to discuss his background as an ambitious entrepreneur and the inspiration behind View from the Top. He describes his approach to living with intention and explains how he supports clients in discovering their WHY. Aaron explains why he fears missing an opportunity more than he fears failure and how his spiritual gift for encouragement informs his work as a coach. Listen in for Aaron’s insight on community as the source of success and learn how mastermind groups changed the trajectory of his life!

Aaron’s background as an ambitious entrepreneur

The accident that put Aaron’s life on hold for five years

How Aaron was inspired to start a coaching practice

Aaron’s approach to living life with intention

How Aaron helps clients discover their purpose

Why motivation is an exhaustible resource

The idea of prioritizing your priorities

Aaron’s spiritual gift of encouragement

Aaron’s insight on community as the source of success

How mastermind groups can change your life’s trajectory

Why Aaron fears missing an opportunity more than he fears failure

View from the Top

View from the Top: Living a Life of Significance by Aaron Walker

The 12 Week Year: Get More Done in 12 Weeks than Others Do in 12 Months by Brian P. Moran and Michael Lennington

Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less by Greg McKeown

The ONE Thing: The Surprisingly Simple Truth Behind Extraordinary Results by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan

The Big Leap: Conquer Your Hidden Fear and Take Life to the Next Level by Gay Hendricks PhD

If you (or someone you know) are one of the worlds Magnificent Men On Purpose who should be considered for a guest spot on the show APPLY HERE: bit.ly/PitchMen

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.

‘The enemy to excellence is isolation.’

Aaron Walker contends that if you surround yourself with the right community, a group of people who care enough to tell you the truth, their insight can truly change the trajectory of your life and help you move from ordinary to extraordinary.

Aaron is the founder and president of View from the Top, a premiere life and business coaching resource committed to helping men grow in success and significance. A serial entrepreneur, Aaron has bought and sold eight successful companies over the past 37 years, and he is part of a long-standing mastermind group with the likes of Dave Ramsey, Dan Miller and Ken Abraham. Aaron’s new book, View from the Top, motivates readers to live a successful and significant life, regardless of current circumstances.

Today, Aaron sits down with Emerald to discuss his background as an ambitious entrepreneur and the inspiration behind View from the Top. He describes his approach to living with intention and explains how he supports clients in discovering their WHY. Aaron explains why he fears missing an opportunity more than he fears failure and how his spiritual gift for encouragement informs his work as a coach. Listen in for Aaron’s insight on community as the source of success and learn how mastermind groups changed the trajectory of his life!

Aaron’s background as an ambitious entrepreneur

The accident that put Aaron’s life on hold for five years

How Aaron was inspired to start a coaching practice

Aaron’s approach to living life with intention

How Aaron helps clients discover their purpose

Why motivation is an exhaustible resource

The idea of prioritizing your priorities

Aaron’s spiritual gift of encouragement

Aaron’s insight on community as the source of success

How mastermind groups can change your life’s trajectory

Why Aaron fears missing an opportunity more than he fears failure

View from the Top

View from the Top: Living a Life of Significance by Aaron Walker

The 12 Week Year: Get More Done in 12 Weeks than Others Do in 12 Months by Brian P. Moran and Michael Lennington

Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less by Greg McKeown

The ONE Thing: The Surprisingly Simple Truth Behind Extraordinary Results by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan

The Big Leap: Conquer Your Hidden Fear and Take Life to the Next Level by Gay Hendricks PhD

If you (or someone you know) are one of the worlds Magnificent Men On Purpose who should be considered for a guest spot on the show APPLY HERE: bit.ly/PitchMen

What beliefs are holding you back? Where did they come from? Are they true? An integral part of personal development involves taking the time to ‘interrogate your reality’ and attack the limiting beliefs that are keeping you from the life you deserve.

A multidimensional Man on Purpose, Phillip Andrew is a media and personal development coach based in Los Angeles. He has 15 years of live performance and public speaking experience, and Phillip is often asked to present at high schools and colleges across the country. In addition, he has ten years of addiction recovery experience and a nine-year background producing digital and television content. Phillip has worked on shows for Netflix, YouTube Red, A&E, E! Entertainment, and Fuse, among many others.

Today, Phillip joins Emerald to explain how he made the shift from a mindset of self-interest to one of service. He speaks to the value in sharing your insecurities and being present for others to do the same. Phillip shares his own struggle with alcoholism, discussing the personal development work he did in the recovery process and how that informs his approach to coaching others. Listen in to understand Phillip’s idea of ‘interrogating your reality’ and learn about Phillip’s ongoing challenge to recognize what he cannot control.

Phillip’s shift from a mindset of self-interest to one of service

The danger in prioritizing ‘the brand’ in front of the person

How Phillip puts himself in a position to share his insecurities

The value of being present for others through deep listening

Phillip’s belief that a coach has to do the work themselves first

Phillip’s struggle with alcohol abuse

Phillip’s approach to the coaching process

• Identify root problem
• Establish definition of success
• Instill sense of peace, confidence

The idea of ‘interrogating your reality’

Phillip’s struggle around relinquishing control

Phillip’s Website

Phillip on Facebook

Phillip on Twitter

If you (or someone you know) are one of the worlds Magnificent Men On Purpose who should be considered for a guest spot on the show APPLY HERE: bit.ly/PitchMen

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.