Unbeaten Path Podcast | Careers, Career Change, Personal Development, Entrepreneurship, Adventure, Travel

This week we are not releasing an interview episode. Instead, we are releasing a path minutes episode talking about different aspects of building your morning routine. Each Episode this week will build off the previous ones so by the end of the week you will have the tools you need to create your morning routine.

Today's episode highlights the importance of sleep. Learn the ways to fall asleep and stay asleep, and how to consistently go to bed and wake up earlier.

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In this week's path minutes we focus on the foundation of your morning routine. Learn the number one aspect to waking up ready to crush your morning!

Josh Kline is the starting Offensive Guard for the Tennessee Titans. Josh is a major part of the resurgence of the Titans and helping them make the playoffs last season. Josh recently signed a 4-year contract extension for $26 million.

Josh has been down a long road with a lot of ups and downs along the way. This includes going undrafted in the 2013 NFL Draft. He then decided to sign with the New England Patriots to learn from the best. He spent 3 seasons with the Patriots including time on and off the practice squad, being cut/released a few times and winning a Super Bowl.  

Josh is an example of hard work and determination, and taking advantage of the opportunity when it presents itself. He has learned a lot along the way from his experiences and some legends of the NFL including Bill Belichick and Tom Brady.

In this week's path minutes we focus on the power of feedback and how it is critical for reaching your goals fast. You will also learn the three rules of Feedback so you can utilize it to help you succeed.

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Louis Roberts in the Founder of Anyday Rose, a direct to consumer alcohol business. Their product is a rose cider containing only 1 gram of sugar and made with real ingredients. This might seem like a crazy idea, especially when Louis was working at arguably the hottest media company around with Barstool Sports.

You will learn Louis is a natural born risktaker and he loves building a brand. He started working for Barstool Sports well before they were a national brand and before it was the "cool" place to work. Louis saw something special in founder Dave Portnoy and the authenticity in his writing. Louis decided to get involved. He began working at Barstool essentially for free and help built the brand into the powerhouse it is today. Louis shares stories from the early days, failed business deals along the way, and the successes that catapulted the company to national prominence.  

We also dive into why Louis made the decision to leave a thriving company he helped build and go out on his own and start over again. As Louis says "I am always trying to do something, usually something new. It's my greatest gift and biggest curse. I can learn anything pretty quickly if I want to, but then I also get bored of everything pretty quickly. It's awesome and it sucks at the same time." This time Louis is the founder and growing the business from day 1.

You can find Louis and Anyday Rose at:

Website: https://anydayrose.com/products/anydayrose

Use Promo Code venmo10 at checkout for 10% off orders on the website

Instagram: anyday_rose

Twitter: @Anyday_Rose

Ready to take action and make a change in your career to something that fulfills you every day? Schedule a free Career Breakthrough Session with Sean using the link below:

https://calendly.com/sean-98/consultation-on

In this week's Path Minutes we focus on why clarity is the #1 factor in making a change in your career or life.

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I first connected with today's guest Scott Stolze a few months ago. He has been a great peer and mentor and has helped me as I've begun my coaching business. Scott has a fascinating and very inspiring story.

Scott's has had quite the career jumping in and out of the corporate world, quitting his job and moving to New Orleans to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina, spending almost all of his money to help, getting back into the corporate world and now entrepreneurship.

Scott is the Founder of Teaching 2 Lead and the Innovator of the life changing program, "Create Your Great — How To Create Your Dream Career". Scott believes everyone deserves to have fulfillment and joy in the work they do, and that the way to do that is by owning your career and creating your fulfillment.

"My goal is to help thousands of people take ownership of their career and create fulfillment in the work they do", says Scott. "I want to help people create a path in which they're doing what they want to do, not what they feel they have to do or should be doing. Create Your Great, and enjoy what you are doing today and every day."

Connect with Scott: [email protected]

Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/CreateYOURGreat/

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I release a new Path Minutes episode every Friday. They are quick episodes that add value to your life and get you feeling great riding into the weekend.

This week I explain why the key to opening up doors for yourself in your career and life all comes down to getting out of your comfort zone. Listen and find out why.

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Nick Martini is the founder and Creative Director of Stept Studios. Early on, the founding partners, Nick Martini, Alex Martini, and Cam Riley learned their craft shooting documentaries featuring elite members of the alpine community. The trio's commercial endeavors led to the construction of their studio in Los Angeles, while their headquarters in Jackson Hole was inspired by their mountain roots.

Today, the crew at Stept has diversified their commercial roster to include the next generation of visual storytellers, documentarians, urban lifestyle shooters, and athletic visionaries. They've recently worked with basketball superstar Steph Curry, international rap icon "YG", The North Face CEO Todd Spalletto, Gatorade athlete Peyton Manning, and countless other influencers.

Born and raised in Boston, MA, Nick's obsession with moving images inspired his migration to Los Angeles, CA. As Stept's founder and creative director, Nick has been the cornerstone of developing the look and feel of Stept's films. 

His work has taken him around the globe. From orbiting waterfalls in Iceland, to chasing RAM trucks through the desert, he has told stories featuring the world's greatest athletes, lifestyles, and brands.  

Nick has recently been enlisted by The North Face, Under Armour, and Oakley to produce their dynamic brand anthems. He specializes in visual based imagery and fast-moving pictures.  His portfolio features national TV spots, branded content, and feature-length films.

Check out Stept Studio and their work at: http://www.steptstudios.com/ 

Instagram: steptstudios 

Instagram: nickmartini

Enjoy an encore of a listener and personal favorite with Spikeball founder Chris Ruder. It's the perfect episode to replay this 4th of July week as many of us will be playing this game celebrating America!

Chris Ruder is the founder of Spikeball. Chris knew early on he did not want a desk job which led him to get a photojournalism degree. After graduating, Chris had the realization there weren't a ton of ways to make a good living with it and one thing led to another, and he found himself in sales. Chris was a successful salesman I should add, but he wanted to do more than just hit his next quota.

Learn how a trip to Hawaii with old friends sparked the idea to revive an old childhood game, and how Chris started Spikeball at night after his sales job with a wife and three kids at home. We also dive deep into his experience on the hit show Shark Tank and so much more…

• His entrepreneurial influences growing up
• Having the mindset of avoiding a desk job leading Chris to a photojournalism degree
• Not having a lot of opportunities to make money with photography, Chris goes into sales
• Having the recognition that he wanted more in life than just hitting quotas
• A trip to Hawaii with a forgotten childhood game sparking the idea to bring it back to life
• Why it took Chris 3 years to start the company after the initial idea
• Chris' advise for that critical first step of action
• Growing the brand in the early days
• Spikeball being more than a beach game, and the development of the Spikeball communities
• Creating surprise and delight for the customer
• Getting selected to be on Shark Tank
• Preparing to be on Shark Tank
• Chris' time in the tank with the Sharks
• Waiting to see if his segment would make TV
• Getting an investment from Daymond John, but the deal ultimately falling through
• The positive effect of being on Shark Tank
• Overcoming Spikeball's challenge transitioning into major big-box retailers
• What Chris has learned about himself from starting Spikeball
• Growing as a CEO
• What it means to Chris to create what he has now with Spikeball
• Future plans for the company

1. A recurring theme pops up again, JUST DO SOMETHING to get things in motion
2. Be humble enough to recognize what you don't know
3. Treating customers like actual human beings goes a long way

Spikeball Website: https://spikeball.com/

You can find Chris and Spikeball at:

Twitter: @spikeballchris

Twitter: @Spikeball

Instagram: spikeball

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/spikeball/