Once you have a vision, you can never unsee it. It may lay dormant, it may get shoved into the recesses of your subconscious, but it will always exist.

Les Brannen took a 20 year old vision and used it to drastically shift his life in the direction he wanted. After being laid off when the ol’ scamdemic came around, he was faced with a choice to drudge along in the same industry, or create a new path.

Thankful for him and those who he leads, he has spent the last 4 years building Mountain High Mulch, and creating a winning team around him.

Tune in as we discuss his growth, his mission and vision, and pick up some key nuggets of wisdom that just might help you make good choices in your life as well!

To learn more about Les and his company, please visit https://www.facebook.com/MountainHighMulch, https://www.facebook.com/les.brannen, https://www.instagram.com/mountainhighmulch/, https://www.instagram.com/brannenles/, and https://mountainhighmulch.com/

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Sam Kaufman is a business owner, business coach, husband, father, entrepreneur, and a man who...like many of us...is striving to be the best version of himself possible.

He's also a client of mine in the fitness realm and has had quite the journey over the years in pursuit of good health and a positive body image, both of which have been found to be elusive. 

In this episode, we discuss the different approaches we've taken this year in his fitness routine, how it's different, overcoming the mindset of not wanting to lose strength but still wanting to lose weight, and a host of other topics that men don't seem to talk enough about. 

If you're a dude who struggles with who you see in the mirror, you're not alone. Sam and I get real about body dysmorphia and hopefully lend some wisdom for those who could benefit from more acceptance of self.

Make sure and follow Sam on the IG at https://www.instagram.com/samkaufmanofficial/, on the Facebooks at https://www.facebook.com/samkaufmanofficial, listen to his Never Stop Building Podcast at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/never-stop-building/id1603105577, and check out his company at www.otlkitchenandbath.com.

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Everyone has a story, but when that story involves getting rid of all your things and heading to the other side of the world without a return flight, I'm intrigued.

In this episode, I chat with my good friend and client Josh Meunier. Currently the Head of Sales at Winrate Consulting, the journey to get to this point in his life was not easy.

From a near-death experience during his adolescent years to looking up one day not knowing who he was or what he wanted in life, Josh took massive action to figure it out. Living overseas for almost two years in Asia and eventually checking off a bucket list item of hiking to Mount Everest base camp, he is no stranger to getting uncomfortable and taking calculated risks to improve his life.

Tune in to this wide-ranging discussion and hear how both good and bad choices have shaped Josh into the man he is today.

To learn more about Josh, please visit https://www.uncommonelement.com/, connect on IG at https://www.instagram.com/joshmeunierofficial/, and on the Facebooks at https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1824903

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It's easy to be who you say you are when things are good in your life. But when things aren't going as planned, when you or those around you get shaken, then what happens?

In this extended solo episode, I discuss the facets of what's inside you and why it matters.

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Sometimes you just have to do some crazy things.

Sometimes you should find other crazy people to do those crazy things with😉

In this episode, I discuss my recent challenge of doing 1000 pushups in one session and the lessons I extracted from said endeavor.

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I'm in the midst of 75Hard for the 3rd time and taking a far different approach than before.

What is this approach?

Why am I doing it?

Tune in and find out😃

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Have you ever been told you're crazy? Most of us have.

Sometimes it's a good thing, sometimes it may be perceived as bad, but most of the time it's simply a sign you're deviating from the norm.

Tune in as I discuss why being told you're crazy is usually a good thing, and how YOU can take advantage.

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