In today’s episode, I sit down with Katrina Graue, CEO and founder of PawPro and Pawsitive Care Foundation, whose journey began when she refused to give up on her 19-year-old Yorkie, Wally. After being told by multiple veterinarians to prepare for the worst, Katrina leaned on her background in law, economics, and a family of doctors to create a bacteria-based supplement in her own kitchen that restored Wally’s health. That breakthrough inspired her mission to educate pet owners, extend the lives of pets through proper nutrition, and build a platform that connects brands, shelters, and communities to improve animal well-being worldwide.

In today’s episode, I sit down with Jen Drummond, a world record–holding mountaineer and entrepreneur, to talk about the power of building a life on purpose. I share the story of how my mission to empower over a billion people began—born out of loss, faith, and a conversation with my wife that changed everything. We explore what it takes to create true alignment, from knowing your center to amplifying your frequency across every interaction. Jen and I also discuss consistency, the math behind influence, and how simple practices like cancel, clear, connect can shift energy, break negative cycles, and accelerate growth.

In today’s episode, I sit down with Mel Sauder, the CEO of MVP Kids, whose mission is to inspire character and imagination in children through books, curriculum, and animation. With 16 diverse characters at the heart of his work, Mel has built a framework that helps kids develop emotional intelligence, social skills, resilience, and a love of reading. We talk about why imagination is a vital skill for the next generation, how stories help kids see themselves and others more clearly, and the balance between purpose and profit in building a company designed to impact millions of families worldwide.

In today’s episode, I shared why the real key to success isn’t complicated strategies—it’s the simple things we too often overlook. Gratitude, consistent follow-up, caring for our health, and staying committed when progress feels invisible are the habits that create lasting results. The challenge is that what’s simple to do is also simple not to do. But if you stay consistent with these small practices, you’ll see extraordinary change over time. Success isn’t about doing more—it’s about doing the simple things, every day, even when most people quit.

In today’s episode, I’m joined by James Maslow to sit down with award-winning TV host, author, and entrepreneur Forbes Riley. Known for her billion-dollar success in fitness and infomercials, Forbes shares timeless strategies for pitching, creating desire, and building authentic connections. We discuss the value of showing up, staying disciplined, and treating role model status as a privilege. Forbes opens up about overcoming setbacks, from a near-fatal bus accident to the discipline required for bodybuilding at 64. Together with James, we explore how to create meaningful opportunities, embrace consequence-driven goals, and adopt a “screw it, just do it” mindset to achieve lasting success.

In today’s episode, I sit down with Hugo Sanchez, CEO and co-founder of Moti Technologies, to talk about building a business rooted in kindness, patience, and purpose. Hugo shares how Moti solves one of the biggest challenges for professionals—eliminating friction in payments by making transactions seamless, transparent, and fair. He explains how the platform empowers consultants, coaches, and experts to work independently at their own pace while creating opportunity for ambassadors and referral partners. After six years of steady growth, Hugo reveals how his vision goes beyond short-term wins, aiming to build a sustainable global community that benefits professionals and clients alike.

In today’s episode, I share a framework that transforms even the most overwhelming challenges into opportunities for innovation. Using the IDEA method—Identify, Detach, Expand, Apply—I explain how to replace paralysis with progress by flooding problems with an abundance of ideas. This approach removes the scarcity mindset, shortens the distance between problem and solution, and creates space for breakthroughs. From Netflix’s pivot to streaming, to Dyson’s thousands of prototypes, to Disney’s boundless imagination, history shows that volume breeds quality. By focusing on possibilities instead of limitations, you can shift from absorbing stress to releasing vision, turning setbacks into setups and the impossible into the inevitable.

In today’s episode, I sit down with Blake Kassel, the creator behind Flexicon and a pioneer in modern resistance training. We talk about designing a band-driven system that replicates the feel of free weights while reducing joint stress through linear resistance. Blake explains why training for speed matters, how the machine supports full-body strength, flexibility, and cardio, and why teens, pros, and older adults all feel safer without a spotter. We get into real-world use in my home gym, compact setup and steel build, and the growing library of guided workouts. After three decades of iteration, Blake’s vision lands on a smarter path to long-term performance.

In today’s episode, I sit down with Jay Abraham, one of the world’s leading strategic marketing experts and a mentor whose teachings have shaped countless entrepreneurs. Jay opens up about missed opportunities, from early offers in industries that later exploded to the realization that startups aren’t where his strengths lie. Instead, he shares how his focus on multiplying results for established businesses has defined his career. We explore his perspective on mistakes, the lessons of “dummy tax,” and why he views risk through a pragmatic lens. Jay’s insights on value creation, probability, and exponential thinking reveal timeless principles for sustainable success.

In today’s episode, I share the hard-earned lessons that came from losing over $100 million and the skill that allowed me to rebuild. I break down why humility became my safeguard, how I built non-negotiables around health, and why aligning skills, knowledge, and desire with where you want to be is the key to sustained success. I explain my approach to breaking fear-based patterns, avoiding destructive loops, and focusing on reactions rather than the fear itself. We explore legacy as the energy you pass on through people, not possessions, and why being consistent, honest, and intentional has a greater impact than chasing recognition.