Today’s guest on the podcast is Emmy award-winning documentary filmmaker and TEDx speaker Sarah Moshman. As a life-long student of film, Sarah started her film career working for the hit reality tv show, Dancing with the Stars. Through her work with the show, she was able to build up incredible experiences and learn a lot of the bells and whistles that are involved in creating a major production. However, after a few years of working with the show, Sarah wanted to use her own creative voice and start creating feature films and documentaries that would combine her love of film with their ability to start a conversation and create a dialogue about pressing topics. Her major films, the Empowerment Project and Losing Sight of Shore have seen huge success in the industry and her newest film Nevertheless is sure to follow in its footsteps.

In today's discussion with Sarah, we discuss her early beginnings and how she got started in the film industry, the common struggles that creatives face early on in the process, how she uses her art to create a dialogue about pressing topics and much more.

Today’s guest on the podcast is national award-winning journalist, author and sports scientist Alex Hutchinson (@sweatscience). As an athlete and two-time finalist at the Canadian Olympic trails himself, Alex is incredibly familiar with endurance sports and how to optimize your performance for success.

Receiving his masters in journalism from Columbia University, Alex has built an incredibly successful career writing for esteemed websites such as Runners World and Outside, where he distills all of his research and findings into practical articles for his readers. Alex also regularly contributes to other publications and was one of the few reporters that was granted access to Nike's Breaking 2 top-secret project to try and break the 2 hour marathon time barrier.

Most recently, Alex published the incredibly fascinating New York Times Bestselling Book "Endure: Mind, Body and the Curiously Elastic Limits of Human Performance" which combines his cutting edge scientific research with his incredible storytelling ability into one amazing book.

In today's discussion with Alex we discuss the most recent marathon barrier that was broken by Eliud Kipchoge, how the mind plays a crucial role when it comes to physical performance, ideal training schedules for endurance athletes and much more.

This was honestly an incredible discussion and I am so happy to share it with you

So without further ado, please meet Alex

Today’s guest on the podcast is international author, speaker and freedom coach, Preston Smiles (@perstonsmiles). Growing up, Preston found himself in a system where he was in a gang and smoking weed by the time he was 11. After an incredibly meaningful conversation with his father, Preston quickly discovered the power of surrounding yourself with positive influences and started putting himself in positions to do so. From there, Preston worked incredibly hard to build a positive life and inspire others in the process. Through his work, Preston has been able to inspire millions and help them create a better life for themselves through the most incredible force in life; love.

In today's discussion with Preston we discuss his early life and how his upbringing shaped his life, a few recent and incredibly emotional experiences that he had and how he has dealt with them, how love is the most important thing in life, and much more.

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Twitter: @prestonsmiles
Website: prestonsmiles.com

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Today’s guest on the podcast is Dave Dahl, founder of Daves Killer Bread. Dave has one of the most interesting and inspiring narratives of the power of people to change and grow in their lives that I have ever heard of. Rebelling at a young age and in an out of prison until the age of 38, the first part of Daves chapter seemed anything but a typical success story. He was headed nowhere fast, when he realized that he wanted more out of life, and wanted to make a difference in the world. Being released from prison in 2004, Dave rejoined the family bakery with his brother Glenn and quickly started pouring his heart and soul into it. Setting out to make the best loaf of bread possible, Dave created his now-infamous Daves Killer Bread, which became an immediate hit in the local Portland community and beyond. Still having dealt with his fair share of demons along the way, Dave was able to go from being in prison to selling his company for $275 million in just over a decade. Not being an active part of the company anymore, Dave now devotes his time to pursuing his passions, giving back to the community and spreading his redemption story.