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In this solo episode, I explain:
• Why you must master your day before you can master your life
• how to construct your day for maximum productivity, focus, and momentum
• Why sacrifices are a necessary entry fee to the game of the Creator Economy
X: https://twitter.com/jackmoses0
Telegram Community: https://t.me/performanceco
Brett Boettcher is a former doctorate of PT turned online fitness coach. In this past year, he and his brother, Chris Boettcher have helped over 120 men lose 20-150 pounds, save their health, and reclaim their lives.
In this episode, expect to learn about the main levers to pull for weight loss, if intermittent fasting is a smart approach to diet, the consequences of a processed food diet, chronic inflammation, insulin resistance, building a fitness coaching business on Twitter, and much more.
Brett’s links:
brother2brotheru.com
https://twitter.com/brettboettcher1
My links:
http://linktr.ee/jackmoses0
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
5:00 Getting into Twitter
10:18 How to manage business, social media, and family
14:25 Brett’s relationship with Chris as his business partner
17:25 Helping guys lose weight by fixing their self-belief
26:13 Main levers to pull for weight loss
30:22 Intermittent fasting vs having breakfast
37:12 The consequences of a processed food diet
43:26 Can the effects of lifelong poor eating be reversed
47:15 Problems with the healthcare system
54:15 The future of Brother2BrotherU
57:23 Where to find Brett
Taylin Simmonds is a writer on Twitter and a content marketing agency owner who scaled his agency to over $500k in annual revenue in under a year.
Just in the past year Taylin quit his job as a college music teacher to pursue ghostwriting and growing his personal brand full time, and has grown his Twitter to over 73k followers.
He’s currently in the process of building a cohort for writers and creators to build their “digital identities. To find out more, check out Taylin’s Twitter below:
Taylin’s Twitter:
https://twitter.com/TaylinSimmonds
My links:
linktr.ee/jackmoses0
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:20 Building a Cohort
10:01 Building Your Digital Identity
15:02 Uniqueness is Self-Awareness + Courage
19:07 Building Self-Awareness
23:03 Finding Your Voice Through Writing
25:20 Ayahuasca
34:20 Staying Aligned With Your Higher-Self
38:32 Reframing Stress
41:49 Masculine and Feminine Polarity
49:35 The Benefits of Having a Sidekick
55:15 Tactical Advice for Newer Creators
Case Bradford is a writer, podcaster, and vitality coach in the holistic health and wellness space.
In this episode, we talked about a wide variety of topics, ranging from holistic health, psychedelics and spirituality, and how we can each return to a childlike state of play.
Case’s links:
https://bio.link/casebradford
https://twitter.com/casbrad
My links:
https://linktr.ee/jackmoses0
Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:47 - Case’s background
4:33 - Noticeable changes from switching to animal-based diet
7:02 - Returning to a state of play
14:36 - The importance of environment
25:52 - Blue light
32:25 EMF’s
35:59 Seed Oils
43:45 Ice Cream is healthier than salad
49:13 Case’s training schedule
53:35 Ram Dass
57:57 Spirituality
1:01:09 Psychedelics
Matt Mic is an online writer, amassing nearly 40k followers on Twitter and 6000 newsletter subscribers in just over 9 months.
In this episode (originally recorded as a live Twitter space) we take a deep dive into the digital nomad life, our takeaways from Argentina, living in Costa Rica, Twitter ghostwriting, self-actualization, lifestyle design, travel, psychedelics, and much more.
Matt's links:
https://twitter.com/themattmic
https://beacons.ai/mattmic
https://www.musemaker.co/
My links:
https://linktr.ee/jackmoses0
Jimmy Mackey is an online fitness coach and writer on Twitter with over 50k followers.
He originally got into the health and fitness space after nearly losing his foot in an ATV accident and tearing his ACL in his youth.
He moved to Austin, Texas, at 21 to get into the health scene, and just two years later he’s built a successful online fitness business at only 23 years old.
In this episode, expect to learn about Jimmy’s backstory, restorative breathing, why stretching ISN’T the answer to your mobility problems, metabolic flexibility, carb timing around workouts, the benefits of working 4 hours a day, meditation, psychedelics, and much more.
If you want to find more of Jimmy’s stuff, check out these links:
https://twitter.com/thejimmymackey
https://joincatalyst.co/
https://joincatalyst.co/coaching/
And if you want to find my socials, writing, and coaching, check out this link:
https://linktr.ee/jackmoses0
Timestamps:
0:28 - Intro
4:01 - ATV accident
15:04 - Restorative breathing
19:20 - Why stretching isn’t the answer
24:38 - Metabolic flexibility
37:48 - Protein, fats, and carbs around meals
41:21 - Jimmy’s current training and diet plan
52:24 - Alcohol
59:27 - Living in Costa Rica
1:05:00 - Working 4 hours a day
1:13:55 - Making money vs. enjoying life
1:17:57 - Vision for the future
1:22:45 - The power of meditation
1:25:09 - Psychedelics, reflection, and introspection
Luke Lamy is a podcaster and writer on Twitter.
He got into the health scene after undertaking a crazy weight loss transformation, losing over 50 pounds in the span of a few years.
His podcast, “The Lamy Show,” features guests in the holistic health scene, highlighting the benefits of movement, sunlight, and sleep and focusing on natural-based nutrition.
In this episode, expect to learn:
• Why seed oils are the primary cause of sunburn
• Why eating real foods and connecting with your body is more important than counting calories
• The habit changes that sparked Luke’s weight loss journey
• The power of sleep
• The power of walking
• How to maximize flow state and creativity
• And much more
Luke’s links:
https://twitter.com/thelukelamy
https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thelamyshow
My links:
https://twitter.com/jackmoses0
https://linktr.ee/jackmoses0
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
1:20 100-degree weather in AZ
1:58 Sunscreen, sunburn, and seed oils
6:35 Avoiding seed oils
9:07 Cooking in sprays vs. oils
11:12 Counting calories
16:10 Trying carnivore
25:58 Luke’s health journey
30:48 Weight loss journey with his Mom
34:06 Staying consistent
38:12 Abstaining from cheap dopamine
43:06 Lifestyle habits for health
45:36 Nightly wind down routine
52:05 Tracking recovery with Whoop
1:00:18 The power of walking
1:12:35 Scrolling
1:13:57 Getting off the phone
1:15:50 Active vs. Passive consumption
1:20:45 What to expect from Luke
Jimmy Rosedriive is a music producer and DJ. He's spent the last few years touring the world, performing in o 98 cities and 9 countries at the time of this recording. He's also grown to over 46k followers on Instagram and has another 1.6k on Twitter.
In this episode, we talked about how he went from Naval Academy to a full-time DJ, the experience of playing on stage in front of thousands, and what goes into the name "Rosedriive."
We also went deep into the habits and routines that go on behind the scenes to keep him sharp, creative, and maximize flow state.
Jimmy's links:
https://www.rosedriive.com/
https://twitter.com/ROSEDRiiVE
https://www.instagram.com/rosedriive/
My links:
https://linktr.ee/jackmoses0
Timestamps:
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:43 From the Naval Academy to a being a DJ
3:40 Other people's opinions
6:00 Where does the love for music come from?
7:50 Navigating identity change
10:38 A bias for thinking big
13:48 The name “Rosedriive”
20:04 Keeping good habits while traveling
22:22 Daily non-negotiables
26:01 Resistance
29:19 Being in flow state
31:20 Playing in the studio vs. performing live
36:18 Reading the audience
38:14 Getting nervous
42:05 Travel lifestyle
46:52 Thoughts on becoming famous
49:38 Dealing with failure
54:12 Upcoming tour
55:31 Advice for new DJs
59:42 Where to find Jimmy
Ashley Richmond is an online personal trainer and writer on Medium and Twitter. She's grown to over 19k followers on Twitter, 27k readers on Medium, and over 10,000 subscribers on her email list.
In this conversation, we talked about everything from diet to nutrition and mindset and also touched on topics like growing an online business, growing on social media, building digital products, and living more by working less.
Ashley's links:
https://twitter.com/_AshleyRichmond
https://ashley-richmond.medium.com/
https://ashleyrichmond.bio.link/
My links:
https://linktr.ee/jackmoses0
Timestamps
0:00 Intro
0:20 Canada to New Zealand
1:35 Incorporating nature into your day
3:51 Masters in psych to working online
7:27 Writing on Medium
11:58 Telling people what you do
13:56 Dealing with loneliness as a creator
17:07 Detaching from work
22:58 Determining what season of life you’re in
24:34 Momentum
26:05 Non-negotiables
29:01 Idea generation process
33:10 Positive effects of coffee
35:30 Nicotine
38:18 Alcohol and weed
40:09 Structuring your day like a stoic
42:42 Emotional eating
46:00 Sleep
50:42 Circadian rhythm
52:16 Typical day of eating
56:17 Intermittent fasting
58:09 Mindset
1:03:32 Scaling business
1:11:48 Working less
1:13:54 Building trust
1:16:14 Designing products
1:22:03 It’s all a game
1:23:20 Next year
Ole.Eth is the founder of “The AI Solopreneur.” He also writes on Twitter, sharing unique insights and opinions on entrepreneurship, AI, and well as crypto investing, and psychedelics.
We had a wide-ranging conversation, talking about building the AI Solopreneur, the implications of AI on the creator economy, AI optimism vs. pessimism, as well as taking a deep dive into psychedelics.
Ole’s Twitter:
https://twitter.com/oledoteth
The AI Solopreneur:
https://twitter.com/aisolopreneur
My stuff:
https://linktr.ee/jackmoses0
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:48 Ole's Background
4:39 The AI Solopreneur
8:42 AI as a worker
12:08 Seperating the AI Solopreneur from personal brand
15:39 Choosing Solopreneurship
18:47 Art and business
21:00 Future of the Creator Economy
24:17 AI optimism vs. pessimist
27:17 AGI
30:32 How to stay up to date with AI
34:10 Job Security and AI
36:14 Meaning of life without work
39:49 Psychedelics are on the other side of AI
44:18 The wrong reasons to do psychedelics
46:27 Alcohol vs. psychedelics
49:43 Education and psychedelics
55:18 Should everyone consider psychedelics
57:58 Overlay between psychedelics and ambition
1:03:57 Loneliness of solopreneurship
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