In this episode I talk about trying to find a way to "anchor" (no pun intended) myself between emotional highs and lows to avoid the motivational black hole that keeps me from doing anything. Enjoy (and check out the YouTube vid: https://youtu.be/9x8VRuFz69Q)

Happy Thanksgiving!

In this episode, I deal a lot with discovering and then actively pursuing your true potential. Lots of Lion King references :)

In this episode, I get a little frustrated because things aren't moving as fast as I want. The cathartic high of a realization can lead to this kind of disappointment if you don't plan for it with ACTION.

This episode is just chock full of foreshadowing. It's amazing to listen to how the ideas and thoughts I talk about in this episode find their way into the *finished* product.

In this episode, I realize one of the major things that has held me back in both my personal and business life, and I make specific plans to avoid it in the future.

Also, cigars :)

In this episode, some things start to shift. A conversation with great friends and colleagues shifts my perspective, and a long weekend away gives me space to really think.

In this episode I start to really doubt myself, my business, my ideas, and even whether this podcast idea is any good.

It's a bit depressing, but I think there is value in relating to the low points.

This episode is a wandering selection of stories from my past as I try to piece together why I'm in the situation I'm in.

You can tell I'm trying to find a way to both rationalize my situation AND navigate my way out of it.

It's Ground Zero. Hitting one of the lowest points in my business that I've ever been at. I describe some of my personal financial problems, as well as some of the things that have led to the business being where it's at.

This is the first few hours of realizing that my business was in huge trouble, and my emotional reaction to that realization.

Season 2 is a slight departure from the norm of what you may have come to expect from this podcast. I'll be honest, I'm nervous to release it, but I think you'll find it either beneficial or educational.