In today’s episode, I’m joined by Shane Seo, a real estate entrepreneur who has built a portfolio of more than 400 properties using seller financing and low-risk strategies. We talk about how he got started with no credit, why personal branding has become a key driver of deal flow, and how door-to-door outreach is still one of the best ways to sharpen sales skills. Shane also explains why he is willing to lose money on live events if it means creating long-term value. From real estate to AI tools and post-event content, this conversation covers what actually works when building lasting success.

In this episode, I challenged the idea that kindness is a liability in business. I shared why leading with empathy, consistency, and integrity isn’t just the right thing to do, it’s the smart thing to do. True success lies in showing up every day with purpose, treating people with dignity,  and staying true to your values.  It's not about pursuing flash, it's about earning trust. Good guys don’t finish last, they build something that lasts.

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In today’s episode, I break down why capturing your true essence through content is the key to building a lasting brand and community. I talk about the difference between authenticity and frequency, and why being consistent with your skills, knowledge, and desire is what resonates most. I also share why finding your purpose isn’t about chasing anything outside of you, but about clearing the interference that blocks what you already are. From overcoming resistance to shortening the distance between who you are and what you project, I explore how presence, repetition, and faith can shape your business, your energy, and your life.

In today’s episode, I sit down with Michael Oved, founder of the "30 Years in 30 Minutes" podcast, to talk about what it takes to build real success and lasting happiness. I share how chasing money alone led me to lose over $100 million and why reconnecting with gratitude, accountability, and faith allowed me to rebuild a better life. We talk about the importance of asking for help, learning to enjoy what you don't love, and prioritizing daily habits that move you closer to your true potential. This conversation covers why detours are often divine, why self-image sets your ceiling, and how consistent action shapes lasting change.

In today’s episode, I sit down with Dylan Smith, a keynote speaker, educator, and entrepreneur whose journey through adoption, misdiagnosis, and dyslexia shaped his mission to serve others. Dylan shares how overcoming the odds taught him that humility is not a weakness but a strength, especially when building real connections. We talk about the difference between what people do and who they truly are, and how Dylan’s setbacks became the foundation for his leadership and impact. From teaching kids across the country to writing his first book, Dylan shows that persistence, perspective, and service can transform challenges into purpose.

In today’s episode, I share why purpose-driven leadership goes far beyond titles or strategies. It’s about creating cultures built on humility, clarity, and daily renewal. I talk about how transformation comes not from pressure or ego but from recalibrating your energy and leading through service. You’ll hear how gratitude, forgiveness, and joy can fuel long-term resilience, and why comparison is one of the greatest threats to your calling. From overcoming burnout to blessing your critics, I explore how to stay focused on what you’re given instead of reacting to what’s missing. Great leadership isn’t about being impressive. It’s about being impactful even when no one is watching.

In today’s episode, I’m joined by James Maslow and NFL veteran T.Y. McGill Jr., a defensive tackle with a decade-long career and a foundation focused on empowering youth through education and exposure. We talk about the pivotal moment at age eight that shaped his values, his decision to give back through annual camps and charitable work, and how he’s preparing for life after football. T.Y. shares what it means to live with purpose, even in uncertain times, and why staying ready physically, mentally, and spiritually is key. This is about building something lasting, turning pain into direction, and leading with intention every step of the way.

In today’s episode, I sit down with Andrea Marcellus, founder of AND/life and a leader in the world of integrated wellbeing. We talk about why lasting health starts in the brain and how most people approach wellness in disconnected pieces. Andrea explains the problem with chasing goals without clarity, how burnout stems from low energy, and why mindset is more powerful than any meal plan. She shares a practical way to calm stress in just 60 seconds using breath, balance, and movement. We also touch on the link between cortisol and self-image, and how simple shifts in thought can change everything.

In this episode, I shared some my top takeaways from the month of April. From starting your day with the right mindset to turning tough moments into empowering stories, and embracing gratitude as a daily anchor, these habits aren’t just easy to do, they’re easy to skip. But those small, consistent choices move us forward the fastest. When we lean into the basics, we build momentum toward the life we want. Keep it simple. Do it every day. And let that be enough to change everything.

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In today’s episode, I sit down with Wolfgang Puck, a culinary icon whose restaurants have shaped fine dining around the world. We talk about what it takes to create not just a great meal but an unforgettable experience, from hand-selecting ingredients at the farmer’s market to making every guest feel like the most important person in the room. Wolfgang shares how his mother’s encouragement and his stepfather’s harshness pushed him toward excellence, and why discipline, humility, and consistency matter in both life and business. He also explains the simple rule that has guided his success for decades: spend less than you make.