The Power 'Preneur Podcast

One of the biggest questions we can ask in life is “What is my purpose?” Zeroing-in on that “one big thing” that we’re “supposed to be doing in life” can be a confusing process, so in this episode, Adam enlists the help of his former coach Brodie Whitney to break down the immense task of figuring out our purpose and passion.

As a high-performance coach, Brodie Whitney shares his formula for unlocking the answer to this big life question.

No matter where you are in life or in your career – whether you’re a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting out – there is always so much to learn. Fresh from James Wedmore’s Business by Design (BBD) Live event, Adam shares the three main breakthroughs and lessons he took away while at Laguna Beach.

There’s nothing quite like being in the company of passionate like-minded individuals, and Adam reflects on all the good that he gained from BBD’s breakaway mastermind groups.

Self-worth, community, and self-love - these are the three topics Adam discusses on this episodeas he revisits the three Business by Design Live events he has attended over the years.

When you're with a group of people who share your journey, you get to realize many things. For Adam, one of the first things he realized from interacting with fellow entrepreneurs and even those he looked up to was that he was not alone in his struggles.

Whether it's for business or something more personal, setting goals and working towards achieving those goals can be daunting yet necessary tasks. In this episode of the Aim Your Focus Podcast, Adam teams up with Alon David, the man behind the 90x Planner, to discuss what it takes to set down plans that lead to success, as well as the magic of writing things down.

James Wedmore joins Adam in tearing down the common strongholds of fear that continue to keep entrepreneurs from turning their visions into realities.

To kick-off the episode, they first reflect on the early days of their respective entrepreneur journeys. From that, they head into a discussion on the lie about not being enough that entrepreneurs need to break away from.

Our minds are reservoirs of stories - stories about our identity and worth that ultimately determine our life and our success. Neurologically, our brains are programmed to keep us safe, and over time, it has automated thoughts, beliefs, emotions, and actions which ensure that outcome. As entrepreneurs, however, who must dive into the stress of risk and the unfamiliar.

Time and again we've heard that if you're creating content and putting it online, you need to develop a habit of consistency, but how do you make that happen when you've made a commitment to do it daily? Marc Mawhinney, also known as the coach's coach, has spent around the last 4 years creating daily emails for his business without fail. For this episode, he details the factors that has helped him keep up with that commitment and keep his audience engaged.

Goodbye avoidance, and hello growth!

In this quick episode, Adam continues to teach us how to rein in fear and confront the things that we've been avoiding. When we choose to avoid tough conversations or actions that we need to take in our lives and businesses, our minds waste energy. That energy helps us show up in a powerful and effective way.

Author and entrepreneur Mike Michalowicz has built his career around simplifying complex business concepts for other entrepreneurs, so in this episode, he rounds up the best practices to help free us up so that we can focus on designing our business. Oftentimes, businesses are likened to babies that entrepreneurs give life to and nurture.

Most of our lives and choices are the products of our habits and the habits that we have grown up around. These things that we are accustomed to doing and thinking are the programs that determine how our lives are run. What do you do when you have what Adam calls bad or outdated programming?

In this episode, Adam goes over the process of reprogramming your neural pathways and gaining the ability to consciously choose good powerful habits.