The Long & Winding Road - The Thrill and Heartache of Business Leadership

In this episode Hayden and I just dig into how his childhood experiences both enhanced & limited his potential and how, as an adult, he's helping people unleash their full potential and live life unscripted.

Today on LWR Fred Tolbert and I talk about those moments in life that define (or at the very least, profoundly impact) who we are.

Fred takes us back in time to understand his great pain and how that has shaped his life since.

We all know that it's good to be curious. But HOW good? And is it good for business?

Turns out it is.

Today I'm talking with Dr. Diane Hamilton on the power of curiosity, and just how important curiosity actually is.

Lindsay grew up with an eye on the limelight... and now she makes a living helping companies find their own limelight.

Join me as I chat with the extraordinary entrepreneur who is forging ahead with the world's first podcast centric marketing agency.

Matt and his wife Jacqueline started a leather shoe company with the goal of becoming the Warby Parker of leather footware.

And they have. With much success.

In this episode we touch on everything - childhood habits, faith, and the long and winding road that lead to starting his own business.

Mitch Russo lived hard. As a teenager he developed a crushing heroin addiction and was on the brink of death when fate intervened.

Mitch went on to co-found and successfully exit Timeslips Corp before moving on to work with the larger than life Tony Robbins and the legendary Chet Holmes.

Today Mitch is the CEO of MindfulGuidance where he helps entrepreneurs level up their businesses and grow companies aligned with individual purpose, quality of life, income, and legacy.

Today I talk with Susan Ibitz - visionary founder and human polygraph machine. Susan shares her exceptional story of her early life and how that shaped her into the leader she is today.

Susan is the founder of the Human Behavior Lab and may be the most interesting person I've ever met.

Buckle up, this is a good one.

Scott Johnson made 8th grade tolerable.

I was a crummy student, chronically disorganized, and a late-bloomer. School was tough for me.

He was my 8th grade english teacher but he didn't just focus on the academics. Mr. J was a master and finding the genius inside each student, naming it, and cultivating it.

After meeting Lindsey Wander I'm 100% percent convinced that she is Mr. J... at scale.

Lindsey is the visionary founder of WorldWise Tutoring, a tutoring service that cleverly takes holistic approach to help students meet with success... in and beyond the classroom.

A graduate of National University and California State University, Fresno Lindsay has zigged and zagged to find herself helming a rapidly expanding company.

Perfectly positioned to help coach parents through the challenges of online learning, she's a good person to know in these weird and wild times.

Check out the episode here:

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Savvy business leaders know that building a solid, cohesive brand experience is critical to long term success. But many don't know how exactly to do that.

Meet Ben Warsinke, a one of a kind brand experience expert who has a unique approach to getting business leaders to think differently about their brands.

And what you'll learn from thinking outside the box.

In a one-of-a-kind interview we get REAL when Aneesh Chaudhry opens up about his journey of healing from mental illness and substance abuse, and how he's using the most difficult experience of his life to envision a future where people are healthier and happier.