Joining us is Jairek Robbins, a performance coach that Brandon could not speak more highly of, and you'll understand why a little better once you hear his story on this episode. Being the son of the biggest name in motivational speaking out there, you might assume Jairek's had an all-around cushy lifestyle. That would be an incorrect assumption though, as Jairek discusses with us his first job working security at Blockbuster Video, to having a near death experience with Malaria travelling abroad and being unable to fly back home.

You'll hear some valuable information on this one, like having a healthy relationship or mending a relationship that's gone South, whether with your spouse or a family member. We also talk about the value of sleep in your performance, something Brandon has experienced to an extreme while training to become a Navy SEAL. We livestreamed this one as well, and get to some of the viewers questions.

You can check out Jairek at JairekRobbins.com, follow him @JairekRobbins, and he also has a limited time special on his guide to performance that you can take advantage of at HighPerformance47.com

CreativeLive recently reached out to Brandon's publisher Penguin Random House about him doing a 4 hour online class based on the principles of his last book "Total Focus." On this episode he shares what he's been working on.

He plans to zero in on certain parts of the book and be interactive with those hoping to learn from him. Knowing your number in terms of income, for example, is something Brandon gets more in depth about. Connected to that is asking yourself, what are the three most important things in your life? Whether it's family, vacation time, or anything else, you need to incorporate that into your goals. On this edition of Power of Thought, Webb talks about how to do that.

Note: We apologize for any audio issues as Brandon was on via Skype, and there were a few dropouts.

From managing names like Instagram sensation Josh Ostrovsky (better known as The Fat Jew,) to porn star Janice Griffith, and working with brands like Four Loko, Alex Ferzan has certainly forged an interesting career path for himself. On this episode we get into his origins growing up in the New York metro area, to his life decisions and relationships that got him to where he is today. Alex also tells some great stories like The Fat Jew chaining himself to Instagram's headquarters in protest to get his deleted account back.

You can check out what Alex is up to at Zaddy.net, and follow him on Instagram @Ferzan. Be sure to leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and follow Brandon @BrandonTWebb.

Dan Bova joins us in studio for Episode 25 of The Power of Thought, and he has had an incredibly successful and diverse career that he gets into with us. You'll hear about Dan's origin story growing up in Farmingville on Long Island, New York, and his various jobs in the media industry at Spy Magazine, Maxim Magazine, as well as Jimmy Kimmel Live. Dan also wrote the movie "Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead," a cult classic under the Troma Entertainment banner, the company run by legendary b-movie director Lloyd Kaufman. Dan's been a friend of Brandon's and a fan of the work over at SOFREP.com since it's beginning stages, and now is doing some incredible work at Entrepreneur.com

The guys also discuss getting into business in this day and age. Brandon talks about the appeal of buying an existing business, something that he originally thought of doing, and talks about in depth for the first time on the podcast. We hope you enjoy, and check out Dan Bova's work at Entrepreneur.com. As always, follow Brandon @BrandonTWebb, and shoot your questions for the podcast over to [email protected]

Conquering fear has been a connecting theme of this podcast, and a frequent topic of discussion with our versatile lineup of guests. This topic and these interviews have served as a catalyst for Brandon's next book, "Mastering Fear: A Navy SEAL's Guide" due out in August. It's now up for pre-order, and as always is Brandon's policy when he releases a new book, if you pre-order it now and save the proof of purchase, he will sign it! First edition signed is always most sought after as any book collector will tell you. Instructions to do so will be given out at a later date, but it's now up at Amazon.com and everywhere that books are sold.

Brandon discusses joining YPO (Young Presidents' Organization) recently, an impressive group of entrepreneurs under 50, and what this means to him. We take your questions as we livestream, and please send your future questions to [email protected]. We're just getting started here, so word of mouth helps, as do reviews on Apple Podcasts, so leave one and share out the show. As always, follow Brandon on Twitter and Instagram @BrandonTWebb and tell him what you learned.

John King is known as a legend and a pioneer of the recording industry, and you're in for a real treat hearing him speak on his history. In the early 1980's when hiphop was not being taken seriously by the mainstream, Russell Simmons and Rick Rubin founded Def Jam, and the man who engineered all of those early records from The Beastie Boys, Run DMC, and LL Cool J was none other than John King. John's recording space in Chinatown got dubbed the name Chung King, and that studio which has moved multiple times is known to many as the Abbey Road of Hiphop. The rest is history.

Chung King Studios has recorded, mixed, and mastered legendary artists of the past 4 decades including Lady Gaga, Beyonce, Jay-Z, and countless others. John tells some classic stories from over the years, and also gives his take on what The Power of Thought means to him.

This episode begins where Episode 21 left off, with Brandon going into greater detail of setting goals as we start off 2018. So you may want to check out that episode first if you haven't. It got a really awesome response, and people asked us to dig deeper. He lays out the timeline for his goals, and how he achieved nearly all his goals from last year. You need to be specific, and set realistic amounts of time to do what you aim to. If you want to hear about how to make this happen, and become a master at it, be sure to pick up Webb's latest book "Total Focus" covering the subject.

He also just got back from what he calls an epic trip to Iceland. You'll hear all about it, and also Webb's interest in the economy over there. He draws an interesting comparison to Greece. Don't miss it, and if you got something positive out of it, leave us a review on Apple Podcasts,

The New Year is a time that many people set out to achieve new goals, but Navy SEAL Brandon Webb calls "bullshit" on New Years resolutions and he'll explain why. He tells you the steps necessary to truly get out there and achieve any goal that you may have, and that he uses himself. It's all about "managing the calendar, instead of the calendar managing you" as he puts it.

We also announce a new crate being brought to you by Hurricane Group in the New Year that you dog lovers will be all about. Friend of the show, fellow SEAL, and dog trainer Mike Ritland will be heavily involved.

Hear all of this right now on The Power of Thought, be sure to leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, and tell Brandon what you think of the show on Instagram or Twitter @BrandonTWebb.

Long time friend of Brandon Webb and former Navy SEAL at Team 3, Steve Ralston comes on for the first time. Steve breaks down a very interesting life spawning from unspeakable tragedy that led to addiction. Steve gets into the shame and fear which actually motivated him to joining the special operations community at a time in his life when he had no fear of anything, even death.

Steve left the SEALs in 1998, and although it led to fortune, he calls it a horrible decision, and you'll hear exactly why. This is truly a story of redemption, and we hope that it will lead you to chase what you want, and to stop feeling sorry for yourself. Steve's words just may give you that fire that you need.

Follow Steve on Instagram @RalstonSte and be sure to leave us a five star review on Apple Podcasts.

Joining Brandon Webb for episode 19 of The Power of Thought is filmmaker Scott Blanding. Scott was a director on the documentary "Women in War Zones" about the sexual violence against women happening in the Congo. It went on to win Best Documentary in 2009 at the Philadelphia Film Festival and Cinefest. You'll hear about what inspired the film, and why this issue was one that Scott felt needed to be told to a broader audience unaware of what was happening in Africa.

The guys get into a frank discussion about legacy, and life itself. Scott also gives his perspective from being a Marine reservist and now working as a math teacher. You can check out his work at MadeKnown.com