In this episode of The Last 10%, host Dallas Burnett interviews JB Glossinger, founder of Morning Coach and creator of the Get It Done Now Method, who built a 21-year daily coaching platform with over 50 million downloads after a corporate aerospace career that left him unfulfilled. Glossinger shares how early attempts at speaking and book publishing failed, how Morning Coach began as a free conference-call “morning thing,” and how an iTunes feature drove massive growth before he moved behind a paywall for stability. They discuss modern leadership challenges like scope creep, burnout, decision fatigue, and the importance of systems, clear expectations, delegation, trusted advisors, and consistent cadence. Glossinger explains his mission-vision-values approach, the Get It Done Now cycle of failure, and introduces his new book and tools, including Remarkable planners and AI-enabled software.

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In this episode of The Last 10%, host Dallas Burnett interviews Tom Freiling, chairman and CEO of the Fryling Agency, a three-time founder and longtime publishing entrepreneur whose company published Burnett’s book Lift. Freiling shares how he launched his first company around 1999–2000 after spotting the opportunity in print-on-demand technology, then built and later sold it to a public company while staying on to run it. Drawing on decades of collaborating with high-profile clients (including NBA players, U.S. Senators, and Grammy-winning artists), he explains common storytelling mistakes in writing and communication. Freiling argues that books remain the strongest tool for credibility, influence, longevity, and legacy, and Burnett shares examples of his own book’s ripple effects. If you are looking for some great advice from a seasoned entrepreneur, you don't want to miss this episode!

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In this episode of The Last 10%, host Dallas Burnett interviews Dr. Kevin Power, a Vitalistic chiropractor and former professor at Sherman College of Chiropractic. Recently retired after 21 years of teaching, Dr. Power shares insights from his extensive career. He recounts his journey from Australia to the US, emphasizing the importance of intentionality in patient care and teaching. Dr. Power also discusses his unique chiropractic methods, the concept of epigenetics, and practical lifestyle advice for maintaining optimal health. Additionally, he reflects on the profound impact of training the next generation of chiropractors. Tune in for a conversation on leadership, health, and wellness, offering valuable lessons for anyone aiming to excel in their field.