[00.00] The Joy of Living: Embracing Miracles and Mindset

• Barry Shore opens the show with his signature infectious joy and gratitude, reminding listeners that tuning in makes the world a better place.
• He explains the three fundamentals of life: purpose, going MAD (Make A Difference), and appreciating words like "WWW" and "SMILE."
• Barry shares his powerful personal story of becoming a quadriplegic overnight and his long, miraculous journey of recovery.
• SMILE becomes a central mantra, an acronym for "Seeing Miracles In Life Every Day," with a touching anecdote from his niece.
• Listeners are encouraged to adopt a joyful mindset and shift their perspectives through conscious choice.
• Barry introduces fun acronyms like "F-U-N-N" and emphasizes the value of gratitude and kindness.
• Tim Shurr is introduced as a celebrated hypnotist and guest of honor for the tribute episode.

[09.00] Honoring a Legend: Remembering Denis Waitley

• Barry and Tim reflect on the extraordinary life and influence of Denis Waitley, author of "Seeds of Greatness" and "The Psychology of Winning."
• Denis is placed in the lineage of personal development pioneers alongside Napoleon Hill, Wayne Dyer, Zig Ziglar, Jim Rohn, and Brian Tracy.
• Tim shares insights into Denis's humility, service, and grounding in love, despite his monumental success.
• A moving story reveals Denis wrote "The Psychology of Winning" while he was at his lowest, intending it to help himself first.
• The pivotal encounter with Earl Nightingale, who offered to publish Denis's work, set his journey into mass influence in motion.
• Tim underlines Denis's philosophy of staying humble and avoiding ego-driven motives.
• They reflect on Denis's voice and legacy as a gentle but powerful transformer of lives.

[20.00] Lessons in Giving and Receiving from Denis Waitley

• Tim recounts personal stories of Denis's graciousness, including receiving a heartfelt thank-you note and a check for helping with an app.
• The principle of willingly giving and graciously receiving is explored, crediting Bob Proctor's teachings.
• Barry ties this to the deeper spiritual lesson of being open to receive while remaining humble.
• They discuss Mark Victor Hansen's insights from the book "Ask," emphasizing the power of seeking kindness and collaboration.
• Through these anecdotes, the hosts highlight that true greatness lies in small, thoughtful gestures and unwavering generosity.
• They tie personal development to larger social impact, explaining how transformation within ripples outward into peace.

[30.00] The Power of Presence and Personal Development Giants

• Tim tells a story where Denis Waitley encouraged Joe Vitale with genuine admiration, showcasing Denis's ability to uplift others.
• Barry draws a metaphor comparing these personal development leaders to towering redwoods, symbolizing wisdom and rooted impact.
• They explore the role of intentionality, noting that the greats lead with love, not ego.
• Tim defines LOVE as "Listen to, Understood, Validated," a mantra he uses to connect deeply with others.
• Being a student for life and approaching others with admiration, not comparison, is praised as the secret to meaningful growth.
• They honor other legends like Bob Proctor and reinforce that true power is in humble service and integrity.

[39.00] Overcoming the Achiever Syndrome and Embracing Inner Healing

• Tim introduces "Achiever Syndrome," the relentless drive for more that often stems from deep-seated beliefs of inadequacy.
• He emphasizes the importance of identifying and healing unconscious beliefs that lead to burnout, stress, and anxiety.
• Hypnosis and emotional rewiring are offered as effective tools for pulling out mental weeds at the root.
• The show culminates in a call to action: always be a student, act on insights, and build a meaningful life through intentional giving.
• Barry reminds listeners to use powerful four-letter words like LOVE, LIFE, and GIVE, and to always choose joy.
• They close with a symbolic group hug and encourage everyone to go MAD—Make A Difference—in their lives and the world.
• Final reflections underscore personal development as a path to inner peace and collective harmony.

[10.43] The One-Degree Shift to Profound Change

• Jeff introduces the power of micro-changes, comparing them to shifting a compass azimuth by just one degree to land miles apart after a year.
• Personal development isn't about grand gestures, it's about consistent, incremental effort.
• Bruce Lee's wisdom of mastering one technique 10,000 times underscores the strength of small, consistent rituals.
• Building daily gratitude can reshape your neural pathways and anchor joy in your life.
• Consistency and persistence are likened to raising the inner child—they shape identity and growth.
• Writing down goals activates more areas of the brain than typing, making aspirations more tangible.
• AVAR (Authentic, Vulnerable, Accountable, Reciprocal) communities are essential for personal evolution and blind spot reflection.

[19.00] Biohacking Stress and the Role of Morning Rituals

• Modern stress, unlike ancient survival threats, builds without release, disrupting the body's insulin-glucose balance.
• Exercise and gratitude practices help metabolize stress-induced glucose and recalibrate emotional states.
• Starting the day with calm routines, rather than chaos, sets the tone for mental and emotional resilience.
• The body needs movement, but it must be enjoyable and sustainable—motion is lotion.
• Even a garden can be a gym; it’s about what inspires consistent effort.
• Prayer and reflection work as physiological resets by aligning mindset with peace and purpose.
• The power of small acts done daily outweighs grand but sporadic efforts.

[27.00] Surfing the Stress Waves with Grace

• Chronic stress is like an unrelenting tide, and learning to surf it means regulating, not erasing, the pressure.
• Grace, especially in traffic or conflict, is a biohack that preserves inner peace and lowers cortisol.
• Your brain can't distinguish between real and imagined—use this to reframe triggers positively.
• An anecdote about Jeff's brother illustrates how even healthy habits can be undermined by internalized stress.
• By choosing calm over confrontation, you choose long-term health and happiness.
• Grace towards others starts with grace toward self.
• Even a shift in traffic mentality from "jerk" to "emergency" can diffuse stress instantly.

[35.00] Purpose as a Daily Practice and a Lifeline

• True purpose emerges from clarity, contemplation, and consistent self-inquiry.
• Jeff's "summit statement" exercise distills life's true priorities by trimming away the noise.
• Exercise became not a vanity metric but a means to maximize time with his children.
• Purpose transforms motivation into something deeper: conviction.
• Knowing what matters simplifies decision-making and reduces anxiety.
• Viktor Frankl's message from "Man's Search for Meaning" echoes through Jeff's framework: find meaning, even in suffering.
• When purpose is strong, even adversity becomes a vessel for growth and contribution.

[44.00] Joy, Service, and Contagious Positivity

• Joy is the "journey of you"—and it's found in service to others and alignment with purpose.
• Skipping, yes skipping, is joy embodied; it breaks tension and renews energy.
• Setting examples for others, especially family, is the most powerful tool for lasting change.
• Daily checklists give us real dopamine from real effort—a much healthier hit than scrolling.
• "Psychology is as infectious as the flu"—your attitude sets the tone for your world.
• Show grace. Show gratitude. Show up. That's the daily recipe.
• Hug life with heart, give without limits, and remember: you are a cog—a channel of goodness.

[12.00] The Power of Perspective and Miracles

• Barry Shore dives into the core purpose of the show: empowering YOU to live with joy, purpose, and positivity.
• He reframes ordinary life through acronyms like SMILE (Seeing Miracles In Life Every day) and CREATE (Causing Rethinking Enabling All To Excel).
• Through his personal story of sudden paralysis and long recovery, Barry shows how choosing joy transforms suffering.
• He emphasizes that being alive and able to listen is already a miracle many don’t get.
• Humor and joy are part of the medicine: "FUN" becomes "F U capital N capital N!"
• Barry introduces key life fundamentals: life has purpose, go MAD (Make A Difference), and unlock power in everyday words.
• He reminds listeners that choices, not chances, determine our destiny.

[18.15] Richard Hurowitz on the Seeds of His Book

• Richard shares the emotional origin of his book after a college visit to the Holocaust Museum, particularly moved by the exhibit on rescuers.
• The story of Sophie and Hans Scholl and the White Rose resistance ignites his passion to highlight moral courage.
• His viral New York Times article revealed a public hunger for stories of bravery and compassion.
• Richard realizes the rescuers’ stories offer a needed counter-narrative to tragedy and a way to teach resilience.
• He notes these figures are rarely studied, despite embodying extraordinary moral heroism.
• Richard began publishing more rescue stories, each met with widespread positive response.
• He frames his book as a toolkit for compassion and moral clarity in a divided world.

[26.10] A Rising Tide of Antisemitism and Misunderstanding

• Barry and Richard discuss the disturbing rise of antisemitism, particularly in elite academic circles post-October 7.
• Richard explains the Marxist and post-colonial ideologies fueling hatred, often cloaked in moral righteousness.
• He warns how genocide is being redefined in ways that erode historical truth and weaponize language.
• There’s a stark contrast between the courage of historical rescuers and the ignorance driving today’s extremism.
• Barry draws parallels to quicksand societies when civil discourse breaks down.
• They explore the danger of valuing ideology over facts, and the fragility of historical memory.
• The conversation calls for a return to nuance, education, and shared moral ground.

[34.20] The Sugihara Story: Kindness Amid Chaos

• Barry and Richard unpack the stunning story of Japanese diplomat Chiune Sugihara, who issued visas to Jews against orders.
• Sugihara's courage saved thousands, working tirelessly even from a train platform as he departed.
• His empathy and moral clarity defied bureaucratic indifference and political risk.
• The role of Curaçao visas and the Trans-Siberian Railway were part of a miraculous escape chain.
• Despite being punished by his government post-war, Sugihara’s legacy endured through those he saved.
• The story is a poignant example of quiet heroism and lasting impact through small, repeated acts.
• Richard emphasizes that such stories ask us, "What would you do in that moment?"

[44.10] Honoring the Righteous and Reclaiming Our Values

• Richard reflects on how we don’t reward decency or moral courage enough in modern society.
• He sees education and family upbringing as essential to shaping future rescuers.
• Barry draws connections to ancient wisdom and the persistence of Jewish learning as a target of evil regimes.
• They mourn the disappearance of moral clarity and shared civic values across political lines.
• Richard warns how historical ignorance fuels today’s extremism, calling for a revival of balanced education.
• Both men express faith in individual goodness, reminding listeners that moral heroism still exists.
• The episode closes on a call to action: go MAD (Make A Difference), value kindness, and remember to say "thank you."

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This episode is your reminder that trust is the new currency, and conscious leadership is the future. Hit play and get ready to see business—and your mission—through a whole new lens.

You’ll Discover:

• Why Andrew believes work is good for the soul—and how to reclaim joy at work
• The secret behind RedBalloon’s explosive growth—and the lives it’s changing
• How gossip-free cultures supercharge innovation and retention
• What happened when one executive was punished for displaying an American flag
• Why courage is contagious—and why now is the time to live your values out loud
• The three blessings that should guide every business decision
• And the deeply personal legacy Andrew hopes to leave for generations to come
• Let this episode remind you: when you live with purpose and choose to serve others, joy finds you—and stays.

Share it with someone who’s ready to break free and find meaningful work.

Listen in and discover:

• Why your future must always be bigger than your past
• The true meaning of wealth and how to create it from scratch
• How your brain literally finds what it’s told to look for
• The “Marge Simpson Method” to silence toxic self-talk
• The power of radical generosity and conscious capitalism

Why service—not effort—is the ultimate success strategy

You’ll learn:

• Why Hoover’s legacy deserves radical reconsideration
• How public pageants and full-page ads became tools of resistance
• What drives people to risk everything for strangers—and what stops most from doing so
• The chilling moment a young German girl declared victory—not for Germany, but against the Jews
• Why In the Garden of the Righteous is a must-read for anyone who believes history still speaks

This conversation will move you, wake you, and leave you asking: What would I have done? And more importantly—what will I do now?

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Why remembering someone’s name instantly builds trust and connection

The 3 surprising causes of “forgettery”—and how to overcome them

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[10.00] The Ancient Power of the Rosetta Stone

• Joel Freeman introduces the true story behind the Rosetta Stone, including its history and purpose.
• Explanation of how the Rosetta Stone unified languages for governance and culture in ancient Egypt.
• Barry and Joel unpack why understanding the Rosetta Stone still matters today.
• The symbolism of the Stone as a bridge between people of different backgrounds.
• How cracking ancient codes parallels unlocking modern personal potential.

[20.00] The Discovery, Loss, and Rediscovery of the Rosetta Stone

• The chaotic journey of the Rosetta Stone: from vital communication tool to forgotten artifact.
• How Napoleon's campaign in Egypt inadvertently led to the Stone's rediscovery.
• The role of serendipity and international rivalry (France and Britain) in preserving the Rosetta Stone.
• The decades-long effort to decode hieroglyphics.
• Why perseverance and obsession with solving problems matter to personal success.

[30.00] Cracking the Code of Personal Growth

• Joel relates the unlocking of ancient Egyptian language to the unlocking of human potential.
• The metaphor of the Rosetta Stone for facing and solving modern life challenges.
• The Rosetta acronym: a blueprint for problem solving in any area of life.
• Embracing "problems" as essential catalysts for mental and emotional strength.
• Real-world examples, from relationships to business, where code-cracking skills matter.

[40.00] Building the Rosetta Universe: A Global Movement

• Joel’s ambitious plan to create a traveling Rosetta Universe exhibit.
• Vision to inspire critical thinking, cultural empathy, and problem-solving across North America and beyond.
• Advisory board powerhouses, including Smokey Robinson and Dr. Ben Carson.
• Themes of code-breaking, language empowerment, and overcoming cultural barriers.
• Why making ancient wisdom accessible matters for the future.

[50.00] Trust, Giving, and Legacy: Lessons from the NBA and Beyond

• Joel's experience as a trusted advisor and chaplain in the NBA.
• The importance of unconditional giving in a world addicted to taking.
• Lessons learned on building trust with high-profile individuals under intense pressure.
• How true success means making the invisible visible through service.
• Barry and Joel share final reflections on making a difference, going MAD (Make A Difference), and living a purpose-driven life.

[11:00] Values-Driven Consumers: The Rise of Purpose-Led Purchasing

• Kurt Luidhart opens with a powerful insight: 62% of Americans now factor company values into their purchasing decisions.
• He highlights the $5 trillion in annual spending power from consumers who want their money to reflect their beliefs.
• Kurt introduces the concept of "Liberty Spenders," a massive segment of conservative and Christian-aligned buyers.
• Real-world examples like Chick-fil-A and Hobby Lobby show how values-based brands foster loyalty despite inconvenience.
• This trend is about trust: consumers want to know not just what a product is, but who they’re buying it from.

[18:00] Building Businesses with Purpose and Trust

• Barry and Kurt explore how mission-driven companies transcend transactions and become transformational.
• The idea of serving customers who share your values creates deeper bonds and more resilient brand loyalty.
• Patriot Mobile is highlighted as an example of a values-aligned brand with top-tier customer retention.
• Barry defines KURT as "Kindness Unleashes Remarkable Trust" – a reflection of the personal brand Kurt represents.
• Attention is cheap in today’s digital world; trust is expensive, and value-based branding is how companies earn it.

[24:00] The Marketing Shift: From Eyeballs to Conviction

• Kurt dives into the idea of conviction-driven marketing, where customers first want to know what a business stands for.
• The concept of transparency is now crucial: people research brands before they buy.
• Companies like Black Rifle Coffee show that choosing a values-based stance can lead to billion-dollar success.
• Barry introduces the acronym KILT: Know, Like, Trust – key to long-term customer engagement.
• Faith and politics are no longer off-limits; consumers want brands to be clear about their convictions.

[31:00] Political Campaigning and the Power of Small Donors

• Kurt shares behind-the-scenes insight from 18 years of Republican campaign work, including fundraising for Trump and Cruz.
• He unpacks the dynamics of small-dollar vs. large-dollar donations and how each influences political behavior.
• Contrary to popular belief, small donors often push candidates toward more extreme messaging.
• Kurt explains how trust and deadlines drive political fundraising, and why fear-based appeals often work.
• The team has helped raise over $600 million through direct engagement with everyday Americans.

[41:00] Liberty Spenders Demographics and Final Reflections

• Liberty Spenders are demographically balanced, including men, women, families, and cat lovers.
• Kurt emphasizes how these consumers are willing to spend more or go out of their way to support aligned brands.
• There's a mix of motivations: some prioritize faith, others politics, and many align with both.
• The discussion reinforces the value of living and spending in alignment with one's convictions.
• Barry wraps with a blessing, promoting joy, gratitude, and purpose as the ultimate values to live by.