Welcome back to another episode of The One Percent Podcast. I had the pleasure of sitting down with human storyteller Eric Jeng. Eric has created hundreds of videos where he interviews people worldwide, asking incredibly thought-provoking questions. He says, "He explores the beauty of humanity with a touch of light." In this episode, we dive into diverse topics, such as navigating through uncomfortable conversations, learning to lean into transparency and vulnerability, the duality of the masculine and feminine, and, more importantly, what he has learned about humanity through the interviewer's lens.

Welcome back to another episode of The One Percent Podcast. This week, I had the pleasure of sitting with serial entrepreneur Aaron Spivak, former Co-Founder of Hush, a sleep improvement company that has grown to an 8-figure brand within its first 24 months. Hush also appeared on the Canadian hit TV show Dragons Den and earned the title "Most Epic Pitch." During the episode, we learn that things weren't always easy for Aaron growing up. With his parents migrating to this country when he was young, there were periods when he and his family had to sacrifice just to put some money on the table to eat. From watching his mom lose it all at the age of 17 to his dad suffering from a stroke, Aaron had an unwavering that he would create better circumstances. In this episode, we talk about Aaron's early life, how he scaled his business to success, entrepreneurship being the loneliest period of all time, and how important it is to believe in yourself when the world doesn't. Thank you for tuning in and showing support. Don't forget to grow today!!

Welcome back to another episode of The One Percent Podcast. As always, thank you for your continued support and love of every episode. In this episode, we unpack some of the things I've learned in the early parts of my 20s. As I am turning 25 in just a few weeks, I wanted to share some lessons and experiences that have shaped my perspective. A letter to my younger self, if you will, and maybe we shared some of the same lessons and experiences, too! I did forget to announce, but as of June, the podcast is now officially two years old! Thank you, guys, for everything: watching, liking, subscribing, and being here. Your support means everything! I hope you guys enjoy this solo episode, and I look forward to seeing you in the next one! Don't forget to grow today!

Welcome back to another episode of The One Percent Podcast; as always, thank you for tuning in and showing support on every single episode. In this episode, I sit down with the mediation coach and Co-Founder of Online Meditation Events, Blake Guss. Blake has over ten years of experience in teaching meditation. He has held workshops and seminars at NYU, Deloitte, and various schools to bring awareness to the benefits of meditation and why we should partake in it every day. We discuss in this episode multiple topics, such as how stress is the number one cause and root of diseases, how suppressing emotions affects our brain chemistry, healing our childhood wounds, and spirituality as a whole. It is an incredible episode from which I believe everyone can draw value.

Welcome back to another episode of The One Percent Podcast; as always, thank you, guys, for showing support and love on every single episode. This week, we sat down with world-renowned painter and artist John Westbay. With his paintings sitting in exhibits in NYC and Dubai and murals all over Brooklyn, Westbay shows his unique painting style, creating hearts that send the viewer the message of spreading love. We learn that art was his passion from a young age, as he would scribble on tests and doodle during class. We learn the struggles Westbay faced early on in his painting career, such as struggling to get looked at exhibits or even invitations, for that matter. Throughout all these struggles, Westbay never loses faith; instead, it only motivates him to keep going and work even harder. As he took small steps, he inevitably found progress and traction. This episode is incredibly inspiring and a great conversation; this one is for all the creatives and dream chasers.

Jonathan Wrenn is a current Computer Science and Mathematics student at Columbia University. Life wasn't always fair to him; as a young kid, Jonathan was adopted after his parents were incarcerated during his birth and raised by a powerful single mother and supportive grandparents. It became turbulent as he hit his teenage years, going in and out of jail from 2015 to 2020, a "revolving door," as he explained, due to untreated mental health issues and a scarcity of opportunity, which ultimately led him down a path of what some would seem no return. During his time in jail, he lost loved ones, questioned himself and his life, and had aspirations to change but didn't know how. This story is about hope, inspiration, and motivation in which humans don't realize their full potential. We uncover Jonathan's trials and tribulations, emotional turmoil, and inspiring story of hope and second chances.

Welcome back to another episode of The One Percent Podcast. We are back with another phenomenal episode! This week, we sat with John Scafiddi Jr., the Creative Director and founder of At War Worldwide Clothing Brand. The critical slogan for his clothing brand is "We Are All At War With Something." Whether it's the trauma you are trying to confront or the pursuit of your dreams, we are constantly battling with ourselves to get over the mountain. When I think about what this podcast is about, growing 1% better daily, John's clothing brand does just that. Through the daily struggles, it isn't the struggles that define us. Instead, how we come back from them that says a lot more. The last time we saw John was six months ago, and a lot of growth has happened since then, not only in his brand but also in himself. John and I delved into various topics, such as "feeling enough in life," handling the stress of being a business owner, having the right people around you to help you succeed, mental health, and finding out who you are in your 20s. As always, I hope you guys enjoy this episode. Don't forget to grow today!

Welcome back to another episode of The One Percent Podcast. As always, thank you for tuning in and supporting every episode. I have a special guest with me today, Jake Moscato, Podcast Co-Host of The Journey Podcast, YouTuber, Spiritual Student, Teacher, and an inspiration to all! He has touched millions with his videos of transparency and the truth of his life. He is constantly evolving, growing his brand, and becoming the best version of himself daily; we touch on various topics in this episode, such as giving yourself permission to be happy and live your best life, dealing with what he calls the "stuff" of life, spirituality, and what he is currently trying to unlearn. Join us in this incredibly heart-warming episode as we unravel a precious conversation with much to learn and apply to your life.

What's going on everyone, I hope you're doing well!! In this episode, I sat down with a long-time friend, Poncho. Poncho is a musician and producer who created his own Encore Acoustic brand. As some of you may know, he was the host of The Encore Podcast; after careful consideration, he eventually realized he wasn't being authentic to himself and the brand itself. We discuss the process of his creation of Encore Acoustic, his time and experience living in Bali, focusing on authenticity as opposed to virality, and staying true to your authentic self! It was an incredible episode that I enjoyed creating. I hope you guys enjoy this episode; like, comment, and subscribe to the 1% Club. Till the next episode, don't forget to grow today!!

What’s going on everyone, I hope you guys are well! We sat down with my good friend Daniel Hernandez in this week's episode. CEO of Producer Royalty, his company’s mission is to get music producers paid. Daniel managed multi-platinum producers in the music industry in the brief time of creating the company. He is also finishing up his last semester at Brooklyn Law School. Since our previous conversation six months ago, Daniel has undergone some incredible changes and transformations in his life. In the episode, we discuss the past eight years in law school, building his company exponentially, the power of saying no, sharing ideas with the right people, and maximizing your potential. It was an incredible conversation that I thoroughly enjoyed. Daniel has grown 1% better since our last conversation, and I hope you guys enjoy this episode!!!