Episode 292: The Only Skill That Matters with Jonathan Levi
If you’ve listened to the podcast for a while, you’ve probably heard me say that it’s not what you learn that really matters – it’s what you live that ultimately impacts your life. Why? It’s simple: if you don’t apply what you’ve learned, it doesn’t do you much good. However, the irony is that how you live begins with what […]
Episode 291: Understanding How Intimacy Impacts ALL Areas of Your Life with Allana Pratt
When most people think of “intimacy” it’s usually related to physical affection, sex, or romance. However, intimacy impacts a lot more than that—it’s also crucial to effective parenting, entrepreneurship, and our relationships with ourselves. Few understand this better than intimacy expert Allana Pratt. She has served as a Guest Expert on The Jenny McCarthy Show, The Huffington […]
Episode 290: How To Live in Alignment with Your Values with Jeremy “Brotha James” Reisig
Jeremy “Brotha James” Reisig isn’t just one of my favorite people. He is a world-class musician unlike any other, making music to help elevate your consciousness, enhance your mindset, and improve your life. There are very few “conscious” musicians, and Brotha James was the first I’d ever heard. Jeremy is also a world-class facilitator. He’s […]
Episode 289: The Most Important Personal Development Practice with Chip Franks
If you practice The Miracle Morning (and specifically the S.A.V.E.R.S.), I think you’re going to love today’s *special* episode of the Achieve Your Goals podcast! Today, we’re doing something a little different. Instead of our usual podcast format—where our guests talk about how they achieved their goals and how to get more done—I’m giving the […]
Episode 288: How to Connect with ANYONE with Alex Banayan
Alex Banayan is the only nationally bestselling business author under the age of 30 in America. His book, The Third Door: The Wild Quest to Uncover How The World’s Most Successful People Launched Their Careers, documents his unprecedented seven-year journey to interview the most innovative leaders of the past half-century, including Bill Gates, Maya Angelou, […]
Episode 287: How to Reprogram Your Brain for Success with Dr. Shannon Irvine
Dr. Shannon Irvine has a Ph.D in neuropsychology, is an entrepreneur, high achievement mentor, host of The Epic Success Podcast, and a philanthropist. In today’s episode, she teaches us how to neuro-hack our success and build epic lives and businesses we love – by harnessing our brain power to hardwire productivity, goal attainment, and mindset […]
Episode 286: Putting the Mystery Back in Miracles with Dr. Sean Stephenson
I’ve got some sad news, which you may have already heard. One of the most inspirational people I’ve ever met, Sean Stephenson – known around the world as the “3 Foot Giant” – passed away last week, after a wheelchair accident. Sean dedicated his life to helping people, and I was blessed to know him […]
Episode 285: What Is the Purpose of Life? (Hint: It’s Simpler Than You Think)
So, what is the purpose of life? Today, I want to help you answer that question by asking you to consider a couple of others: What if the purpose of life isn’t about achieving or attaining anything? What if you already have the most important thing you’ve been searching for? I want to help you […]
Episode 284: Can Money Actually Buy Happiness? with Moneeka Sawyer
“Success” is a pretty loaded word – and the definition is really personal to each of us. What does success mean to you? On today’s podcast, I talk with Moneeka Sawyer, author of Choose Bliss: The Power and Practice of Joy and Contentment, who redefines success (and specifically financial success) and how it ties into […]
Episode 283: Why “Burning Your Boats” is Terrible Advice with Tim Grahl
According to legend, Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés issued a rather interesting order to his men as they began their conquest of the Aztec empire in 1519. The order was simple: Burn the boats. He wanted his men to realize that they had no opportunity to retreat, so they had to give this fight everything they had. […]