A Better Life with Brandon Turner

Dan Martell is a Canadian entrepreneur, investor, best-selling author of "Buy Back Your Time," and coach to over 1000+ SaaS founders.In this episode, Dan shares how a chaotic childhood and bad decisions landed him in prison as a teenager; how a conversation with a guard and a single book changed the course of his life; and how he applies business principles to improve his health and well-being while deepening his relationships with his wife and sons.He also speaks about:- Being diagnosed with ADHD at a young age, getting involved with drugs and crime, and ending up in prison twice before the age of 17- How a respected guard questioned why he was in prison and expressed that he doesn't belong there, which motivated him to make positive changes in his life- His journey as a self-taught programmer and becoming a millionaire at 30- Why he hired a business coach for $1500/month before he even had an idea for a company- How to avoid building a business you come to hate- Applying business planning and tracking methods to improving your relationship with your family- How to get your kids to listen to you by becoming someone they want to emulate- The importance of choosing words carefully when describing children- The value of auditing your time and energy- The ‘Buyback Loop’ for hiring people to buy back your time, rather than hiring them solely to grow your business- Buying a jet (!) as the ultimate "buy back your time" moveBooks mentioned in this episode:Buy Back Your Time by Dan MartellThe E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don't Work and What to Do About It by Michael E. GerberLove Is the Killer App: How to Win Business and Influence Friends by Tim SandersThink and Grow Rich by Napoleon HillDan’s charitable cause:The Boys and Girls Clubs of America, which has a vision of “assuring success is within reach of every young person who enters their doors, with all members on track to graduate from high school with a plan for the future, demonstrating good character and citizenship, and living a healthy lifestyle”.BONUS:Send Dan an Instagram DM with the keyword ‘EA’ and he will send you his assistant SOP document.Connect with Dan on socials:Https://www.instagram.com/danmartellhttps://www.facebook.com/Danmartellhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/dmartell

Brad Lea is a sales trainer, founder of the web-based learning platform LightSpeed VT, and host of the Dropping Bombs podcast. In this no-holds-barred conversation, Brad shares his journey from self-interested young entrepreneur to leader focused fully on helping others – a transformation that massively grew his net worth and life satisfaction. Brad also discusses:  How he built his training platform into a monster business with clients like Grant Cardone and Tony Robbins Why he believes “the more hands you shake, the more money you’ll make” The 4 necessary ingredients for effective training The ways people self-sabotage when trying to build wealth How he’d help a 25-year-old become a millionaire by focusing on 3 specific capabilities  Why he doubled his speaking fee Why he doesn’t set budgets How he got rid of a scarcity mindset Selling versus Helping How raising your “self worth” leads to a higher net worth His view on faith, spirituality and The Bible The first thing he does every morning to set himself up to crush the day Brad’s charitable cause: Any solid charitable organization fighting child abuse and trafficking. Connect with Brad:Youtube: The Real Brad LeaBrad's InstagramTikTokDropping Bombs Podcast

Simon Keith is a business coach, keynote speaker, and former professional soccer player with the distinction of being the both the first athlete to ever play a professional sport after receiving a heart transplant as well as one of the longest-living organ transplant recipients in the world.He is also the founder of the Simon Keith Foundation, which supports children who have undergone organ transplants and raises awareness for organ donation.In this episode, Simon shares his journey through multiple organ transplants, the challenges of getting back into professional soccer post-surgery, and his entrepreneurial endeavors – including selling multiple businesses and turning a sleepy non-profit organization into a powerhouse driven by business principles.Simon also speaks about: His upbringing in a super-competitive household and the impact it had on his drive to succeed His father's sacrifices, and how he learned to be a better father himself Moving to London to play professional soccer, but eventually needing to return to Canada due to a heart issue Undergoing a heart transplant in 1986 in Canada, where the procedure was still in the experimental phase The challenges, complications, and short lifespan of heart transplants His return to professional sports with a lack of nerve connections between his heart and brain, and limited cardiac capacity Transitioning from professional athlete to entrepreneur How he was able to extend the lifespan of his heart transplant to 32 years through his own unconventional methods and determination Meeting the father of the 17-year-old who donated his heart to him The need for non-profits to adopt entrepreneurial strategies – including branding, marketing, and profit-making – to attract talent and drive success Receiving the Order of Canada, one of Canada's highest honors The significance of choosing the right life partner for long-term success The importance of checking one's ego and understanding that success comes from asking for help His private venture that has the potential to revolutionize organ donation and transplantation Simon’s charitable cause:The Simon Keith Foundation, which “is dedicated to providing financial support primarily to youths who have undergone a life-saving organ transplant who desire a return to an active and healthy lifestyle, and strives to increase organ donor registration through public awareness campaigns”.Connect with Simon on socials:https://www.thesimonkeithfoundation.comhttps://www.instagram.com/skeith1234https://www.facebook.com/SimonKeithKeynote

Lisa Song Sutton is a multi-talented entrepreneur, real estate and venture investor, beauty pageant titleholder, attorney, and former congressional candidate.In this episode, Lisa shares how she launched a startup selling alcohol-infused cupcakes in Las Vegas while still practicing law; how she used pageantry to make an impact in her community; her health and fitness regimen; and how she generates "mailbox money" from her independent mini-mailbox store.Lisa also speaks about:-The best ways to start a side hustle while still working a W-2 job-The importance of "operational partners" in her business journey-How people are attracted to fit bodies because it demonstrates commitment and discipline-Undergoing a custom biohacking treatment involving stem cells and exosomes-The costs and benefits of stem cell treatments-Her journey from real estate agent to investor and brokerage owner-Her venture capital fund, which invests in early stage technology companies focused on national security-Starting independent mailbox rental stores after being frustrated with the auto-renewal of her mailbox rental-The power of unconventional asset classes like wine and watchesLisa's charitable cause:Nevada Policy Research Institute, whose mission is to "effectively promote policies that encourage free-market solutions, protect individual liberties, and eliminate unnecessary governmental restrictions on the citizens and businesses of Nevada."Books mentioned in this episode:Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert KiyosakiTribe Of Mentors: Short Life Advice from the Best in the World by Tim FerrissInvesting in Liquid Assets: Uncorking Profits in Today's Global Wine Market by David SokolinLisa's Mailbox Store Course:https://www.mailboxmoneycourse.com/Connect with Lisa on socials:https://www.instagram.com/lisasongsuttonhttps://www.facebook.com/lisasongsuttonhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/lisasongsuttonhttps://www.lisasongsutton.com

Ryan Pineda is a serial entrepreneur, founder of 6 different 7-8 figure businesses, real estate investor (500 houses flipped!), and former professional baseball player. He is also the host of the Wealthy Way Podcast.In this episode, Ryan discusses his journey from being released by the Oakland A's to finding success in real estate – all while prioritizing faith, fulfillment, and meaningful relationships over financial success.He also speaks about: Transitioning from broke minor league baseball player to "couch flipping" and real estate investing Why he went all-in on TikTok and the importance of consistency in social media creation Understanding wealth as more than just money His 'Make, Manage, Multiply' framework for achieving financial success Why he recommends house-flipping to jump-start your wealth building journey  The dangers of money "addiction" and its impact on other aspects of life Continuously balancing work and personal life instead of chasing a mythical perfect work-life balance Throwing epic birthday parties for his kid as a way to bless others with unique experiences How Ryan's father raised him to be a present father himself, after experiencing neglect in his own childhood How his priorities changed after his newborn son's health crises in his first year of life The journey to achieving $100 million in revenue Ryan’s charitable cause:Homes for Hope, a Christian organization which partners with the building industry to break the cycle of poverty worldwide.Books mentioned in this episode: ‘The Book on Investing in Real Estate with No (and Low) Money Down’ by Brandon Turner ‘The God I Never Knew: How Real Friendship with the Holy Spirit Can Change Your Life’ by Robert Morris ‘The Case for Christ: A Journalist's Personal Investigation of the Evidence for Jesus’ by Lee Strobel ‘Atomic Habits’ by James Clear ‘Ready, Fire, Aim: Zero to $100 Million in No Time Flat’ by Michael Masterson Connect with Ryan on socials:https://www.ryanpineda.com/https://www.youtube.com/@RyanPinedahttps://www.linkedin.com/in/ryanpinedashow/https://www.instagram.com/ryanpinedahttps://www.pinedacapital.comhttps://www.wealthyway.com/podcasts

Forrest Griffin is a retired MMA fighter and former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion, now serving as the VP of Athlete Development at the UFC Performance Institute. In 2013, he claimed a spot in the UFC Hall of Fame.In this episode, Forrest shares how he left his job as a police officer to pursue a career in fighting, faced financial struggles and injuries, but persevered and eventually became a world champion. He also talks about parenthood and marriage, money management, the importance of self-reliance and adaptability, and what it takes to become a champion in fighting or any other endeavor.He also speaks about: Why we're drawn to combat sports  How Dana White persuaded him to take part in the The Ultimate Fighter TV show, launching his career Dropping everything and moving to Las Vegas to train with UFC legend Randy Couture The transformative impact of YouTube and social media on the fighting world, enabling easy sharing and learning of techniques The key elements of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu: energy management, adaptability in uncomfortable situations, and exploiting opponents' weaknesses His dedication to being a supportive father to his daughter and encouraging her interests The importance of financial management; living below your means and investing your savings to stave off inflation His desire for a legacy that leaves MMA and Las Vegas in a better place, while being a good father Developing a self-sufficient, adaptable mindset as a hedge against societal or governmental breakdown Today's Sponsor: Thinking about starting a podcast? Or growing/reinventing a show that's lost momentum? Podcast Pointman, the podcast consultancy that helped launch this show, can help you out. Click the link above to take a free quiz, and Kevin (former Director of Podcasts at BiggerPockets) will send you a customized training within 48 hours.Forrest’s charitable cause:Three Square Food Bank, Southern Nevada's only food bank and the area's largest hunger-relief organization, whose mission is to “provide wholesome food to hungry people, while passionately pursuing a hunger-free community."Books mentioned in this episode:Fight Club by Chuck PalahniukGot Fight?: The 50 Zen Principles of Hand-to-Face Combat By Forrest GriffinBe Ready When the Sh*t Goes Down: A Survival Guide to the Apocalypse by Forrest GriffinConnect with Forrest on socials:https://www.instagram.com/forrestgriffinhttps://twitter.com/ForrestGriffinhttps://www.facebook.com/OfficialForrestGriffin

Nicole Arbour is a comedian, singer, and actress with millions of followers and billions of views generated. In this episode, Nicole shares her journey from NBA cheerleader to "clown school" and standup comedy career – and what she's learned about truth-telling, mental toughness, and defying censorship. She also shares how a car accident left her with severe nerve damage and related health challenges for years... and how she was finally able to recover only once she took full ownership over her medical regimen.Nicole also speaks about:-Why the best comedy comes down to speaking the truth-Censorship and free speech-How cheerleading taught her important life lessons about encouraging others, teamwork, and perseverance-Her story about having a strange feeling and almost not going to a stand-up show, and then getting into a life-threatening car accident-The negative effects of medication and her opposition to pharmaceutical companies-Her struggle with feeling like a disappointment and wanting to commit suicide, but ultimately finding motivation to keep going after hearing "God's voice" telling her it's not time to give up-Her course on how to become "pain-free" in 2023-The importance of addressing physical pain through root-cause healing-The culture of narcissism on social media and the dangers and challenges of being an "influencer"-How she had no idea how to handle money until she met people who taught her about investing and the mindset of making money easily-Balancing contentment and ambition and how she manages her time-Why she "knows" aliens are real-The importance of cutting out people who don't align with your valuesToday's Sponsor: Podcast Pointman, the podcast consultancy that helped launch this show! Click the link above to take a free quiz, and Kevin (former Director of Podcasts at BiggerPockets) will send you a customized training within 48 hours.Nicole’s charitable cause:The CANUSA Games, whose philosophy is to “demonstrate the practicality of a community approach to International goodwill between the cities of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada and Flint, Michigan, U.S.A., through the vehicle of amateur athletics."Books mentioned in this episode:The Alchemist by Paolo CoehloYou Can Heal Your Life by Louise HayThe BibleConnect with Nicole on socials:www.instagram.com/ibnicolearbourwww.youtube.com/user/nicolearbourThe Pain-Free by '23 Challenge

Robert Kiyosaki is the legendary author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad, the #1 personal finance book of all time.Robert founded Rich Global LLC and the Rich Dad Company to teach people the principles of cash flow, real estate, investing, and business building.In this episode, Robert talks about financial education and empowerment, challenging conventional wisdom, fighting for free speech, and taking charge of your health and wellness.He also speaks about:-How the question of "What does God want done?" led him to abandon a career in music and ultimately write Rich Dad, Poor Dad-The sorry state of financial education in schools and his concern about the influence of Marxism in American education-Why people who did well in school often struggle in the real world-His concern about the Federal Reserve System and how that's changed his investing strategy-The importance of fighting back when your freedom is threatened -How capitalism and environmentalism are not mutually exclusive-Why a college degree is not necessary for success in business-How men are becoming weaker and less successful while women are becoming stronger-The importance of owning gold, guns, and gas (specifically oil)-Preparing for the possibility of a financial crash and societal breakdown-The one business skill you should develop to succeed in any environment, regardless of who is PresidentToday's Sponsor: Podcast Pointman, the podcast consultancy that helped launch this show! Click the link above to take a free quiz matching you with custom tools and trainings to launch or reinvent your podcast, the right way.Robert’s charitable cause:Greenpeace, a global network that uses direct action, lobbying, research and protests to raise awareness of environmental issues.Books mentioned in this episode:Tax-Free Wealth by Tom WheelwrightCashflow Quadrant by Robert KiyosakiRich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert KiyosakiThe Creature from Jekyll Island by G. Edward GriffonCritical Path by R. Buckminster FullerConnect with Robert on socials:www.instagram.com/therealkiyosakiwww.richdad.comhttps://twitter.com/theRealKiyosakihttps://www.facebook.com/RobertKiyosaki/https://www.youtube.com/c/TheRichDadChannelhttps://www.linkedin.com › robert-kiyosaki-46b532145

Jefferson Bethke is a best-selling author, poet, speaker, and content creator best known for his viral video, ‘Why I Hate Religion, But Love Jesus’, which has amassed tens of millions of views.Jefferson also operates Primal Path, a discipleship program for fathers and sons; and Family Teams, an online platform that "equips families to live as a multigenerational team on a mission."He and his wife Alyssa are raising their two daughters and son on Maui.In this episode, Jefferson traces his journey from rebellious teen arrested for theft; to viral content creator, business owner, and family man – and shares his thoughts on self-development, faith, marriage, and parenthood.Jefferson also speaks about:-His experience growing up in poverty, relying on food stamps and Section 8 housing-How his life took a positive turn when he encountered the power of Jesus' resurrection-The viral video he made about Jesus being greater than religion-How he turned his newfound fame into a successful career running various projects and businesses-How buying an existing business and partnering with someone who has complementary skills can lead to explosive growth-The importance of ritual in our lives and the concept of Sabbath as a day of rest and enjoyment-How the Western view of time as a straight line towards the future produces anxiety and pressure-The lost art of coming-of-age initiation ceremonies in Western culture-Creating a mission statement for your family and assigning a special role to each family member-How the stories we believe and tell ourselves shape our reality-The importance of creating intentional and memorable moments as the leader of your family-How men are silently suffering in society and what he's doing to lift them up-The importance of reintroducing "play" into your everyday lifeJefferson’s charitable cause:Forming Men: “A place for men. To heal. To be refreshed. To be encouraged. And to learn ways to exist in this world that are healthy and holy." The organization offers conferences, retreats, and a 6 month discipleship.Books mentioned in this episode:The Culture Code: The Secrets of Highly Successful Groups by Dan CoyleHold On To Your Kids: Why Parents Need to Matter More Than Peers by Gordon Neufeld and Gabor MatéHow God Became King: The Forgotten Story of the Gospels by N.T. WrightConnect with Jefferson on socials:Instagramwww.familyteams.comwww.primalpath.cowww.jeffandalyssa.com

AJ Osborne is an entrepreneur, keynote speaker, and investor with more than $300 million in self-storage assets. He's also a husband and father of four and hosts the 'Self Storage Income' podcast.In this episode, AJ opens up about his childhood and how traditional school just didn't work for him – an experience that inspired he and his wife to start a school for kids who don't fit into the box.AJ also discusses his battle with Guillain-Barre syndrome, which left him suddenly and unexpectedly paralyzed and near death... and how getting a second chance at life drives him to do BIG things in business and life.AJ also speaks about:-His advice for parents who can’t homeschool or put their children in private school-The need to teach your kids that it’s okay to say no to authority and to reinforce your beliefs-How he and his wife talk to their kids about sex and pornography-How to help your kids feel comfortable speaking to you about difficult subjects-His past career as a medical insurance salesman and the massive fluctuations in income he experienced-His transition into self-storage-How he suddenly became a quadriplegic after getting diagnosed with Guillain-Barre syndrome-Being fired from his job while on life support-His slow recovery, and the small milestones he celebrated when he started getting his movement back-The current state of his body and the lasting effects of his illness-How he started 3 multi-million dollar companies out of his wheelchair and how he gets purpose and meaning from his work-The mindset and attitude that helps him get through the day-to-day-What he would do if he lost all of his wealth tomorrow and had to start all over again-How he built a massive machine of self-storage businesses that support one another-What his leadership style is and the legacy that he wants to leave behindAJ’s charitable cause:Chair the Hope, which provides wheelchairs to people who otherwise wouldn't be able to afford them – including in developing countries across the worldBooks mentioned in this episode:The Warren Buffett Way by Robert HagstromRich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert KiyosakiPrinciples for Dealing with The Changing World Order by Ray DalioConnect with AJ on socials:www.selfstorageincome.comwww.cedarcreekcapital.comwww.instagram.com/ajosbornehttps://www.selfstorageincome.com/podcasthttps://www.thecrecircle.com/

Jay and Wendy Papasan are a real estate, business, and leadership power couple from Austin, Texas. Jay co-authored the #1 best-seller ‘The One Thing’ and serves as Vice President at Keller Williams International. Wendy runs the Papasan Properties Group, a top 1% real estate agency, and hosts the ‘Empire Building Podcast.'In this episode, Jay and Wendy share how they dove head first into investing after realizing at age 30 that their net worth was just $2,000; how they've developed as leaders, spouses, and parents; how they set goals; and what they've learned from working 1:1 with top performers like Gary Keller.Jay and Wendy also talk about:-Their backpacking adventures after getting married-Investing aggressively, even on a modest income-What “financial freedom” means to them-The benefits of being a “time billionaire”-Their definition of happiness-"Work-life balancing" and the seasonality of life-How Gary Keller entered their lives-Brandon’s best marketing advice-How to start tracking your net worth-The sweat equity they put into their properties in the beginning-Avoiding lifestyle creep-Giving away money (to your kids and charity) while you're still alive-Their best parenting and marriage advice-Why they enrolled their son in Acton Academy, a non-traditional school-Setting crystal clear expectations for team members-What they want their legacy to beJay and Wendy’s charitable cause:Red Oak Hope, a non-profit that works to “stop trafficking and exploitation on a large scale, while simultaneously providing holistic care to individuals and communities already affected"Books mentioned in this episode:-The One Thing by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan -The Millionaire Real Estate Agent by Gary Keller, Dave Jenks, and Jay Papasan-Think Like A CEO by Mr Byron Morrison-FedEx Delivers by Madan Birla-Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl-The Road Less Stupid by Keith Cunningham-Good to Great by Jim Collins-Body for Life by Bill Phillips-Go for the Goal by Mia Hamm and Aaron Heifetz-The Millionaire Next Door by Thomas J. Stanley -The Simple Path to Wealth by JL Collins-Die with Zero by Bill Perkins-Simplicity Parenting by Kim John Payne and Lisa M. Ross-Lord of the Flies by William Golding-Give and Take by Adam Grant-The Twenty Percenter newsletter by Jay PapasanConnect with Jay & Wendy on social:Twenty Percenter newsletterJay's InstagramJay's LinkedInWendy's LinkTreeWendy's InstagramWendy's LinkedIn

Peter Awad is a 5-time founder and executive coach, helping clients with leadership and value alignment. From founding Mission Meats to traveling the country with his family in an RV, to homeschooling, to his decision to start a new career at age 40, Peter sheds light on his failures, successes, and learnings as a husband, father, and entrepreneur. Peter and Brandon also talk about:-How to use the “70/30 tool” to optimize for business success and happiness -The “Support Challenge Matrix” for leaders -Peter’s teenage daughter’s stroke and the miracle of her full recovery-How to build a strong community you can lean on in tough times -Buying a house in Southern California off market (for an incredible deal!)-Why you should surround yourself with people who are willing to tell you “no”-The 3 questions to ask yourself to find your purpose-How to choose what advice to take, and not to take, from mentors-Brandon’s identity-based goal setting process in the BetterLife TribeLink to the free guide offered at end of episode: Petergift.comBooks mentioned in this episode:'The Road Less Stupid' by Keith Cunningham'The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry' by John Comer'High Performance Habits' by Brendon BurchardThe BibleThe Legend Planner'Story Worthy' by Matthew Dicks'Winning the War In Your Mind' by Craig Groeschel'Extreme Ownership' by Jocko WillinkPeter’s charitable cause:The Treigning Lab, a gym and MMA studio with a non-profit organization that supports vets and children with PTSD, and the group that helped his daughter recover through use of their hyperbaric chambers. Connect with Peter on socials:InstagramLinkedInMission Meats

David Greene is a real estate investor and the current host of the BiggerPockets real estate podcast. He has authored several best-selling books, including Long-Distance Real Estate Investing; Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat; and the Top Producer Trilogy: Sold, Skill, and Scale.Today’s episode is 2 parts: Part 1, recorded in front of a live audience, focuses on real estate investing in today’s market and David's forecast for 2023 and beyond. Part 2 focuses on David's approach to self-development and what he's doing to build a better a life for himself.David and Brandon also talk about:-David's warning that owning real estate may only be reserved for wealthy people in the near future.-Cash flow as a "defensive" mechanism-10 ways to make money in real estate-The effectiveness of BRRRR in today’s market-The importance of giving, rather than taking when climbing towards success-How David transformed from timid teenager to law enforcement officer to celebrated real estate professional-“House Hacking” for financial freedom-Delayed gratification, and how older investors see things differently-The value of creating multiple units on one property-Brandon's Crystal Clear Criteria when searching for a property-How to be direct about what you want when achieving your goals-Why skills and extreme ownership are necessary for success-The story of Rosie’s 4-plexDavid Greene’s Charitable Cause:The Tim Tebow Foundation, whose stated mission is to "fight for the Most Vulnerable People in the world—the MVP" through their work in four main focuses: Anti-Human Trafficking and Child Exploitation, Orphan Care + Prevention, Profound Medical Needs, and Special Needs Ministry.Connect with David on socials:https://www.instagram.com/davidgreene24https://www.davidgreene24.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/davidgreene24/

Ginger Hansen is an award-winning acupuncturist, herbal medicine practitioner & health coach with 12+ years of clinical experience in Traditional Chinese Medicine. In this episode, Ginger shares how she went from chronically ill to thriving better than ever before, citing potatoes and other whole foods as the revolutionary key to her health. She is currently working on her book, ‘The 5 Health Profiles’.Ginger also speaks about:-How fasting restores your cardiovascular health-What she eats and why-The science behind acupuncture and its healing benefits-What cupping therapy is and how it works-Her thoughts on cold plunges and the carnivore diet-The spiritual experience of Burning Man-The specific herbs and supplements that made her ab lines sharper-The world of Oriental Medicine and streamlining the patient process-The Standard American Diet (SAD) and processed foods as the cause of obesity, and what to do to fix itGinger's Charitable Cause:You Are The Angel: a nonprofit working with local communities and businesses to support relief efforts in Ukraine and Haiti.Books mentioned in this episode: - The Diet Cure by Julia Ross- The Potato Hack: Weight Loss Simplified by Tim Steele- 80/20 Running: Run Stronger and Race Faster by Training Slower by Matt Fitzgerald- Eat to Live: The Amazing Nutrient-Rich Program for Fast and Sustained Weight Loss by Joel Fuhrman, M.D.- The Miracle of Fasting by Paul BraggConnect with Ginger on social:https://www.instagram.com/empoweredbygingerhttps://www.facebook.com/EmpoweredBodyClub/https://www.empoweredbodyclub.com

Jason Drees is the founder and CEO of Jason Drees Coaching and author of ‘Do The Impossible’. He is a Tony Robbins Master Business Coach who has been transforming companies for over 20 years. He has clocked more than 10,000 hours consulting and coaching executives, real estate investors, and high-level entrepreneurs.Alexis Drees is an educator of 25 years and has a Master’s in Child Development. She was a full-time mom when Jason began coaching, while also working at pre-schools and teaching kids. She is now the owner of a new parent mentorship program called ‘Parent Academy’. They are parents to 4 boys of the ages 5, 7, 9, and 12.In this episode, Alexis and Jason share their journey from broke and on government assistance to multi-millionaires who give back, discussing the vital importance of mindset and alignment. They also open up about their marriage and family life and what they have learned about being both great parents and successful entrepreneurs.Alexis and Jason also talk about:- How Jason defines "mindset" and its role in success - Why alignment is more important than accountability- The "Dog Food Exercise"- Imagining a "future version of you" to solve the problem in front of you- How to be a wife and partner to someone who is constantly evolving- Alexis' one tip for parents struggling with finding their identity- Marriage as a "together/solo" journey- Why they homeschool their children and the future of education- How to use the DISC personality assessment to better understand yourself and othersBooks mentioned in this episode:- Being You, Changing the World by Dr. Dain Heer- Money Isn’t the Problem, You Are by Dr. Dain Heer & Gary Douglas- Be Your Future Self Now by Dr. Benjamin Hardy- Simplicity Parenting: Using the Extraordinary Power of Less to Raise Calmer, Happier, and More Secure Kids by Kim John Payne & Lisa M. Ross- The Highly Sensitive Person by Elaine N. Aron Ph.D.- The Power of a Positive No by William Ury- The Alchemist by Paolo Coelho- The Whole Brain Child: 12 Revolutionary Strategies to Nurture Your Child's Developing Mind by Daniel J. J. Siegel & Tina Payne Bryson- Whatever Arises, Love That: A Love Revolution That Begins with You by Matt Kahn- Do the Impossible by Jason DreesConnect with Jason and Alexis on social:https://www.instagram.com/jasondreescoachinghttps://www.instagram.com/alexismdreeshttps://www.jasondreescoaching.comJason's Monday Mindset Reset

Hal Elrod is a keynote speaker and author of the #1 best-seller The Miracle Morning. His life's work is to guide people to become more conscious and intentional, and ultimately take radical responsibility for their own lives. Today, Hal opens up about the trials and tribulations that shaped who he is — including a severe car accident, a crumbling marriage, and a close call with a very aggressive form of cancer. He also speaks about:-The top 3 things he loves about his wife and why-How he transformed his marriage, saving him from divorce-How the 2008 recession birthed ‘The Miracle Morning’-How the 'Miracle Evening' sets you up to win the next day-His top 5 tips for beating your snooze alarm-How he healed from cancer after being given a 20-30% chance of survival-His faith and perspective on GodHal’s Charitable Cause: Heroes for Children, a foundation supporting families with a child battling cancer.Books mentioned in this episode: - Conversations with God by Neale Donal Walsch- Book Yourself Solid by Michael Port- Loving What Is by Byron Katie- The Millionaire Fastlane by MJ DeMarco- The Untethered Soul by Michael A. Singer- The Miracle Morning series by Hal ElrodConnect with Hal:Instagram: @hal_elrodFacebook: Hal ElrodHal's podcasthttps://halelrod.com/

Atticus is a 4x best-selling anonymous poet and entrepreneur. He owns wine and coffee companies, invests in real estate and other venture capital projects, and is connected with several high-profile people including Elon Musk. His work has been shared by celebrities like Shawn Mendes and Alicia Keys, and countless fans have his verses tattooed on their skin.In this episode, you'll learn about: Atticus' connection with Elon His views on Artificial Intelligence  How he uses candles, whiskey, coffee, and vision boards in his writing process His date with Taylor Swift ("It was more like a hang")  The inspiration behind his wine and coffee ventures His indicators of great investments, whether real estate or otherwise How he uses the power of delegation for creative output His favorite books, morning routine, and practices for living a Better Life Atticus’ Charitable Cause:The GivePower Foundation, which uses TESLA solar energy technology to bring power and fresh water to places that need it most, including schools in underserved locations.Connect with Atticus on Social: Instagram: @atticuspoetry Lost Poet Wine POET Coffee

Dr. Brooke Weinstein is an occupational therapist and world-renowned expert on sensory and emotional regulation. A "personal trainer for your brain," she provides step-by-step guidance on parenting, work/life/family balance, and dealing effectively with trauma, guilt, and shame.Today you'll learn: The life-changing benefits of learning how to regulate your nervous system The 4 "sensory profiles" that affect the way we navigate life How to understand your own sensory profile (and what Brandon's is) Practical tips for slowing down and staying present How to "put your own oxygen mask on first" as a spouse and parent How to support a loved one who has depression or anxiety Dealing with picky eaters: Brooke's surprisingly simple solution How to help your kids work through tantrums What the evidence says about screen time for kids Brooke's personal experience with grief and healing Brooke's charitable cause: Our House, a foundation supporting people who are grieving the loss of a loved oneConnect with Brooke:  Instagram TikTok Join her email list

Codie Sanchez owns a portfolio of dozens of "boring businesses" that bring in more than $50 million in annual revenue. She also founded Contrarian Thinking, a financial media company with 100 million views per month. Codie's journey began as a journalist covering stories along the US-Mexico border, before she transitioned to a career in finance and private equity investing.Today Codie covers: The mind-blowing power of building an audience and leveraging social media  Her top 3 tips for young people pursuing financial freedom Secrets to negotiating a pay raise Surrounding oneself with high-performing individuals for personal growth and success Upcoming opportunities in real estate The rationale behind her focus on "boring businesses" and why they hold tremendous potential for long-term success Her comprehensive 10-step process for acquiring businesses Codie’s charitable cause: SEAL Future Foundation, an organization dedicated to helping SEALs transition and fulfill their full potential in civilian life

Justin Donald has been called "The Warren Buffett of Lifestyle Investing" by Entrepreneur.com. He's the author of The Lifestyle Investor: The 10 Commandments of Cash Flow for Passive Income and Financial Freedom and leads the Lifestyle Investor Mastermind.Topics covered: Traditional college education vs. apprenticeship The 3 most important lessons to teach kids about money Using leverage to buy assets with little of your own cash Mobile home park investing vs. other types of real estate How to invest in "the next big thing" Diversification vs. specialization when investing Finding the right operator to run a business 7-minute guide to buying a mobile home park To book a free Strategy Session with Justin's team about your Lifestyle Investor Journey, visit LifestyleInvestor.com/Strategy.Justin's charitable causes: - Love Justice International, which fights human trafficking- Tim Tebow Foundation