Bobby returns to the Creative Palace as he features Todd Ausherman, CEO of Notaroo and longtime entrepreneur. Todd shares the central role of meditation and mindfulness in his company and how calmness is practiced with intention. He reflects on the concept of a seed and how our brains and endeavors are all seeds which need to be watered for them to thrive.

Fellow student of intention, Alex Gafford, again fills in for Bobby as guest host during this week's episode. Alex's guest, Mike Miller, shares his 3-part "life framework" around mind, body, and spirit. They also chat surfing, vision boards, and the hustle in selling women's shoes. Mike brings sincere energy and an infectious attitude to the pod.

Fellow student of intention, Alex Gafford, fills in for Bobby as guest host during this week's episode. Alex discusses the 5-hour workday experiment with his CEO, Dave Rhoads. Dave and team implemented the shift to a shorter workday over five years ago. They've since quadrupled the company size and realized several benefits which Alex and Dave discuss.

After 30 years serving as a successful software developer and technical leader, William Willis quit to follow his passion for writing, coaching, and stoic philosophy. He didn't have a plan and he had no idea what he was doing. He and Bobby discuss the challenges and opportunities associated with such a big shift. William also shares how writing has helped him along the way, allowing him to embrace both the wonder of being a student and the fulfillment of being a coach.

Sean starts off this episode of the Student of Intention podcast with an intention of presence. In his book The Calling Man, he teaches that the concept of masculinity has become eroded and aims to empower it again to become one of the life's greatest strengths. He and Bobby talk on Ironman how people have in them to push beyond their walls to break through their limiting beliefs.

On this episode of the Student of Intention podcast, Chris starts off with a simple intention: Believe. Chris narrows in on how belief can dramatically change the outcomes of any particular decisions while Bobby encourages the audience to prioritize action by reminding them of his mantra: Don't wait. Start small. Learn as you go.

David shares the Japanese concept of Ikigai and how it shaped his fascinating personal journey. He and Bobby connect deeply on their mutual love for running, pursuing purpose, and the benefits of bringing together multi-generational workers in startup environments. This is a wonderful episode punctuated by David's calm and thoughtful perspective.

Josh shares his journey of intention on this week's episode. He and Bobby cover the pitfalls of early corporate success, learnings from global travel, half-Ironman events, building startups, and taking what the Universe gives us. Josh's energy and words make this a wonderful episode. Enjoy!

Jindy Mann joins the pod to talk movement, nature, and coaching. He and Bobby also touch on how childhood actions reveal parts of our innate purpose. This was a fun episode. Be sure to listen for Jindy's story of The Golden Buddha.

Bobby welcomes legal training ninja and TedX speaker, Sejal Thakkar to the pod. Sejal shares her professional work and personal experience with the challenges of bias. She and Bobby talk about how celebrating our differences not only brings us together but makes for more productive work.