Episode 128 explores why 2026 doesn’t require a new version of you but a reset of the one you already are: clearing overload, tending relationships, pairing discipline with compassion, reshaping identity, and finding daily meaning. Jason weaves practical advice with insights from Taoism, Confucianism, Stoicism, Buddhism, Jainism, Indian philosophy, and modern research.

The episode closes with a simple five-minute daily reset: pause for 60 seconds, name what feels misaligned, choose one value to lead with, pick one small action to express it, and release the rest—practical steps to be more present, not perfect.

THROWBACK!!! Episode 60 of the Catalyst Podcast examines why staying positive can feel so difficult — from personal loss and constant negative news to the unrealistic pressure to ‘‘always be upbeat.’’ Jason shares personal stories, struggles, and honest reflection on grief, social influence, and mental health.

He also offers practical strategies to build resilience: daily gratitude, challenging negative thoughts, seeking therapy or support, surrounding yourself with uplifting people, self-care routines, and creative outlets. A short, raw, and hopeful guide to choosing positivity without denying reality.

This episode reframes comparison, anger, and jealousy as usable fuels for growth instead of weaknesses, using Michael Jordan's competitive drive and insights from stoic wisdom and modern psychology.

You'll get clear reframes and a simple five-minute daily exercise to name triggers, translate emotions into values or goals, and choose one small action to channel those emotions into progress.

THROWBACK!!! Episode 57 of the Catalyst podcast breaks down why multitasking is a myth and how task switching harms productivity, increases errors, and raises stress. Jason explains the science behind focus and shares practical tips like prioritizing tasks, eliminating distractions, and using time-blocking or Pomodoro-style breaks.

Try the one-week no-multitasking challenge to see how concentrating on a single task at a time can improve your results and well-being.

We explore what happens when you gamble everything on a dream and it fails — the raw grief, the brain’s response, and the hollowing-out of identity that follows.

Using Stoic wisdom, neuroscience, and real stories, he shows how commitment both creates meaning and magnifies loss, and offers a practical Two-Column Reset exercise to reclaim values, agency, and next steps.

This episode is for anyone who went all in and is asking, "What now?"—a guide to grieving, reflecting, and rebuilding a sturdier sense of self.

THROWBACK!!! We explore the "ministry of thought" and how your mindset shapes your life.

He discusses how doubt can sabotage dreams and offers practical tools to shift perspective. Topics include gratitude, affirmations, visualization, and surrounding yourself with positivity.

Listeners are encouraged to journal, practice five minutes of mindfulness daily, and become intentional about their thoughts.

Belief is emphasized as the cornerstone for change and sustained action. Jason shares personal examples and a weekly assignment to apply these principles.

This raw, unedited episode aims to motivate listeners to take responsibility for their internal world.

This episode challenges the "one day" mindset and offers five practical ways to start living now: notice micro-moments, practice radical acceptance, create before you consume, say yes to small adventures, and use future gratitude to train your mind.

Host Jason shares stories, research, and simple exercises to help you take small daily steps toward a fuller life instead of waiting for perfect conditions.

THROWBACK!!! In this episode we explore how to retrain your brain to upgrade your mindset and unlock potential.

We explain neuroplasticity and how changing thought patterns creates new neural pathways. Practical techniques include affirmations, visualization, meditation, and gratitude.

We share a personal story about overcoming public speaking fear through belief-challenging and consistent practice.

Listeners are guided through a simple five-minute challenge to identify a limiting belief and replace it with a positive affirmation. He emphasizes daily repetition and small actions to reinforce change.