Journaling turned me into a better sales writer but left my personal problems unsolved. I’d write for hours, unpacking old wounds and mental blocks, thinking awareness alone would fix them but it didn’t. In this episode, I share how I moved beyond just “talking” about problems to finally solving them, and why these skills might be your missing piece too.

Everyone talks about chasing money for freedom, but what happens when you actually get there? This episode dives into the raw, messy truth of building a life on your own terms. It’s about what comes after the money. I’m sharing the side of success no one really talks about: control, fear, emptiness, cults, depression… and what it really takes to feel free. But through it all, there’s a powerful lesson in resilience, growth, and finding your true self when the dust finally settles. If you’ve ever felt lost, even after hitting your goals, this one’s for you.

In this episode, I’m joined by the “World’s Most Disciplined Man,” Craig Ballantyne, a performance coach, bestselling author, and the guy who’s helped thousands of entrepreneurs cut through the noise and take back control of their lives. Craig is here to flip the script on everything you think you know about discipline, productivity, and focus. We dig into why most people stay stuck, even when they’re grinding hard. From chasing trends to falling for distraction traps, Craig breaks down how we lose sight of what truly matters, and how to get it back. He offers a new lens on what real success and freedom actually look like. If you’re tired of doing "all the right things" and still feeling stuck, this is mentorship at its finest, and you won’t want to miss it.

Failure isn’t the opposite of success, it’s part of it. I learned this firsthand when I lost an AWeber account with 100,000 emails overnight. But that setback forced me to rethink my approach, leading to better results with a smaller list and ultimately opening doors to even bigger opportunities. In this episode, we’ll break down why failing fast accelerates learning, and how to reframe setbacks as stepping stones. Stay tuned.

Have you ever found yourself trapped in a cycle of guilt, punishing yourself over mistakes big or small? In this episode, I share my personal journey of struggling with self-criticism, shaped by a tough upbringing where even minor missteps meant standing in the corner to “reflect” on what I’d done. But here’s the breakthrough: staying stuck in shame doesn’t serve you, it only holds you back. I’ll explain how I learned to let go of that weight and shift my focus to what truly matters. If you’re ready to stop beating yourself up and start moving forward with confidence, this episode is for you

Have you ever wondered how a turbulent past can lead to a transformative future? In this episode, I’m thrilled to welcome Patrick Stiles, the founder and CEO of “Vidalytics”, a revolutionary video hosting and analytics platform. Tune in as Patrick shares his inspiring story of reinvention, valuable lessons from failure, and insights into the current state of video marketing. From debunking myths about VSL lengths to strategies for optimizing video funnels, this conversation will leave you inspired to rethink your approach to video and life itself.

I used to think marketing was about who could shout the loudest, until I got tired of shouting. That's when I discovered the quiet power of simply understanding people. There's a 27-word key that unlocks what your audience actually cares about. Not features. Not benefits. But the five things every human thinks about constantly. Today I'm sharing how I went from salesman to storyteller, and why admitting what your product can't do might be the smartest pitch you'll ever make.

Ever had one of those days where you just can’t seem to get going? Maybe it’s because your morning got derailed, or something’s weighing on your mind. But here’s the thing: over time, I’ve figured out a trick to pull myself out of that slump. And no, it’s not about waiting for motivation to magically appear. It’s about doing something so simple, so small, that you might not believe it could actually work. Stick around