Chris Harder believes that when good people make good money, they do great things! As a successful entrepreneur, he believes that everyone has the right to an abundant lifestyle, and the responsibility to help others have the same.

In this episode, Chris and Leah talk about how social media can improve your life, how money makes you more of who you already are, the power of gratitude to make your life incredible, turning negative habits and patterns into positive patterns and habits, how important your environment and the people in it is to your success, and Chris divulges the safest and smartest place you can invest your money. 

Raquel is a passionate Brazilian physical trainer. Her enthusiasm in life has been changing people’s lives in Brazil and now in the USA. She believes that a healthy lifestyle is the secret for a happy and positive life. Her biggest challenge in life was moving from Brazil to here in Los Angeles leaving everything behind to  start a new life. She never let the fear stopped her. Being confident and thinking positively was the secret to building everything again.

In this episode, Raquel teaches Leah how to swear in Portuguese. They also talk about how Raquel got started as a professional trainer, why making time to improve yourself isn’t selfish, the momentum positive changes have on your life, how your social circle can help or hurt your goals, how your mindset can be your best friend or your worst enemy, the secret to starting healthy habits right now, learning to trust your gut, and fitness over 40! 

Follow along with Raquel on Instagram by clicking here! 

Jane is a Los Angeles native. She is an accomplished blue belt Jiu Jitsu athlete with history of multiple gold & silver medals. Jane has recently retired from the Medical Field after 15 years to pursue her new career as an Energy & Sound Vibration Practitioner / Healer. You can find Jane helping out at 34 North gym in Santa Monica or Training on the mats at Meraki BJJ!

In this episode, Leah and Jane talk about Jane’s superhero origin story within the foster care system of California, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, mental grit and toughness, how stress can do damage to your body, sound and energy healing, and how getting out into nature and feeling the earth between your toes is VITAL to a healthy and happy life. 

You can find Jane on Instagram by clicking here. 

Tanner is a husband, father of two girls, business owner, trainer and wellness guide.  He’s the founder of 34° North gym in Santa Monica, CA which he owns and operates along with his wife, Lauren.  

Tanner is a lover of physical culture, a foodie, and total history nerd.  All three things he weaves into the programs he creates at 34 North, most notably the Ancestral Reset program which you can check out at www.34-north.com.  The Ancestral Reset is a 10-week program that integrates movement, nutrition, breath work, meditation, hot/cold training, communing with nature and fasting to stimulate internal and external transformations.  

In this episode, Tanner and Leah chat about how so many people have normalized feeling shitty and out of alignment nutritionally, how blood sugar takes people for an emotional roller coaster, what causes someone to be "hangry" and how not to be hangry, the benefits of being in ketosis, Tanner's 7 Finger Health Checklist, how eating fat doesn't make you fat, and how amazing, resilient, and capable the human body is.

Links we discuss: 
Deep Nutrition: Why Your Genes Need Traditional Food, Catherine Shanahan M.D. 
Seed Oils to Avoid 
Feiyue-Shoes
The Instant Pot
Instant Pot Yogurt - Leah and Ashton use Siggi’s Triple Cream yogurt as a starter and Horizon Organic Half & Half from Costco
Sousvide Cooker

Jorge is an avid athlete who has sets his sights on mastering his inner being via martial arts. He recently found his passion for the Djembe (jem-bey) drum, and is a self defense instructor/fitness professional based in the Los Angeles area. He has a degree in Psychology from the University of Oregon, and uses holistic methods/practices to help improve his own health and the health of his clients.

In this episode, Jorge and Leah discuss why it's important for everyone (especially women) to learn self defense, how to be tactical when in a self defense situation, Jorge's experience being assaulted with a baseball bat, how to control your inner state of breathing via breathing, leveraging stress to be beneficial, protecting those we love, emotionally protecting ourselves with boundaries, scheduling fun, and how to USE DAT BOOTY. Connect with Jorge on Instagram and on his website. 

Rohini Ross is passionate about helping people wake up to their true nature. She is a transformative coach and trainer, and author of Marriage (The Soul-Centered Series Book 1). She has an international coaching practice helping people to embrace all of who they are so they can experience greater levels of well-being, resiliency, and success. Rohini Ross also co-facilitates couples intensives with her husband Angus Ross. She is very excited to present The Soul-Centered Series in Santa Monica starting October 2018 that is focused on Psychology, Spirituality and the Teachings of Sydney Banks.

In this episode, Leah and Rohini discuss emotional health. Rohini explains that each of us is innately well, we all have an internal intelligence that will always bring us back to balance, that when we are in a low mood our thinking is distorted, that burnout is what you make of it, how addictive distorted thinking can be, and how to let distorted thoughts go. You can learn more about Rohini and her coaching practice on her website, her Facebook, and on her Instagram.

Today's guest on the podcast is Tommy Benning. Tommy recently moved to New York from Boulder, Colorado and is passionate about people and the outdoors. He is a technology sales enthusiast having been both a direct seller and enabler of sales excellence at multiple tech companies in both Colorado and New York. He's also the co-city director in Manhattan for a nonprofit organization called House of Genius which brings together 15 to 20 people each month to focus their collective creativity and vast experience to explore, discuss, and solve important problems of entrepreneurship without being allowed to discuss who they are or what they do for a living. When he's not focused on sales or hosting House of Genius, you can find him out running in New York City as he is gearing up to run his second New York City Marathon for charity this coming November. 

In this episode, Tommy and Leah talk about how lonely it can be living in a new city, making new friends, how to know when it's time to change jobs, the importance of diversity in problem solving, Tommy's involvement with House of Genius, how to excel in sales without being "sales-y," the importance of finding mentors in your life, and Tommy's work with the non-profit Team For Kids, which helps kids and at risk youth find a passion for running. Click here to donate to Tommy's Team for Kids effort for the upcoming New York City Marathon. 

In this episode, Leah sits down with Mychal Prieto. Mychal is an ex-collegiate athlete who studied Kinesiology & Biomechanics. He's functional strength coach, StrongFirst Kettlebell instructor, 200-hour certified Yoga Instructor, and the creator of The Foundations of Fitness, a 21-day body-weight program that is now streaming and available online.

Mychal is a trainer to one of the biggest names in Hollywood and one of the biggest names in health and fitness -- Jane Fonda. Leah and Mychal discuss how Mychal became Jane Fonda's trainer, mindset, fear, the importance of breath in movement, Mychal's experience with kettlebells and fitness, hunting, and so much more.