RICH CELENZA talks about how people need to pay close attention to everything they are doing their bodies. A lot of people may not realize this but a lot of things they are doing throughout their days may be taking a major toll on their bodies. That can for at home, work, or even when exercising. People also need to understand that there may be things they love doing and instead of it helping them or making them feel better may end destroying them.

RICH CELENZA sits down with his Co-host Robert Benenati to talk about who inspires them. Rich gets into how originally filmmakers inspired him but as time went on it's now Tim Tebow. Robert talks about how a lot of entrepreneurs and social media influencers helped him when running his own real estate company and how they had an impact on starting his own podcast show. As time goes on bot men are more interesting in focusing on what they want to do and not so caught up with what anyone else is doing.

RICH CELENZA talks about that even though he loves to experiment and try different things. He also loves going back and doing the things he used to love in his past. A lot of people forget about things that they used to love to do. Or they think they should have outgrown it. Or may even feel embarrassed when thinking about going back and doing what they did when they were younger. If you find yourself stuck in a rut you may think about going back to doing things you loved to do in your youth.

RICH CELENZA talks about how he can help men build their own tuxedo from top to bottom. What's interesting is, he can do it and it would end up being less money than if you rented one. Not only that you would be able to have your own tuxedo in where you wouldn't have to spend any more money renting them from there on out. Rich breaks down where to find cheap tuxedo jackets/coats, pants, shirts, ties, and cufflinks.

Rich and his Co-Host Robert have a funny conversation regarding what they think is legit and what they think is full of shit when it comes to the life that surrounds them. Not only the things that they deal with on a day-to-day basis but also when people that are out there are pitching their bullshit to them. This can for friends, family members, colleagues, and contacts they have on social media platforms. Be aware in this podcast because they are laughing almost as much as they are talking.

Rich and his Co-Host Robert Benenati sit down to talk about why people keep doing things they don't like doing. The one thing that baffles both of them is how people will complain so much about the lives they lead, but do nothing to change them. They also discuss how a lot of times they do stop doing things they don't like for a certain amount of time, but then go re-create it somewhere else. This especially goes for when starting new relationships.

Rich and his Co-Host Robert Benenati have a funny conversation about how if people were right as much as they were wrong, how much better off their life may be. Both of them acknowledge how much they have been wrong throughout your life no matter how right they thought they were one making certain decisions. What's funny is a lot of times they also knew when making a decision it was wrong, but still insisted on doing it anyway.

Rich and his Co-Host Robert sit down and talk about how different both of their lives are from one another. If you looked at it from the outside in, Rich would definitely not look like he lives a normal lifestyle. Robert on the other hand definitely looks to be living a normal well-balanced lifestyle. But when all is said and done, who truly is normal? The two discuss how their past lead them to the lifestyle they live now.

RICH and his Co-Host Robert Benenati discuss how so many people overvalue what they own. A lot of others also undervalue what everyone else has. Especially if it is similar to what they have. People need to take an honest approach to what their possessions are truly worth. That can go for their home(s), cars, wardrobe, accessories, jewelry, and any other possession they may own. The quicker people get a true estimate of what their possessions are truly worth, the better off they are going to be.

Rich secretively tapes his Co-host Robert Benenati while he's eating chips and discussing what their plans are for the future. They both talk about a show idea that they have been talking about doing over the last few months called "Watch These Guys. The show's concept is based on hanging out with these two Italian Americans and exploring local hot spots and experimenting with new and unique products. This includes different styles of clothing, accessories, technology, and everything in-between.