Anecdotes for Success.

Jay's conversation centers around concept of simple but not easy. Tradeoffs, accountability, failing safe, and building a solid foundation when younger all while believing that you are not building, if you are not selling. "You can't do everything and serve everyone, but you can do anything and serve anyone."

We discuss "claw machines", consumption, investing, careers and the usefulness of college. And spend no time on the original topic of discussion that was planned. A great convo.

Matt tells his story. What triggered him to take action, the sacrifices, failures and compounding of successes. He touches on all of his businesses, including show promotion, real estate, and franchising. "Don't tell me you don't have time.....you have time."

Author, disruptor and contrarian Carol Sanford discusses developing others, incentives, and the origin of many of her thought processes. Carol suffers from ALS, openly accepts it but continues to work on herself. "Do your Work, speak about it and let others find you." You can find all of her resources at www.carolsanford.com and also watch her previous episode with us 14 month ago, click...

To celebrate episode 100, we recorded live, at the Olney Place, with owner and entrepreneur Seth Olney. We discuss his journey, the power we all have to shape our future, trade-offs and income streams. "Disruption in life is good and if you are not getting better, you are getting worse."

Matt and Paul discuss unhappy people, lifting others up, the future of AI and how to debate anything with ANYONE. All in 30 mins. A must listen.

Kierra discusses how the freedom of her work enables her to travel as a lifestyle, not as a vacation. There are trade-offs to being a digital nomad and a whole world to explore. The perspective gained and network she is building has led her to lay the foundation for her own company.

Music producer and host of the podcast "Proven Knowledge" discusses mindset, consistency and the journey. "We all have it, but most can't be convinced to use it." Check him out on Instagram at anthony_church24.

Nichole Eaton is an intuitive therapist, two-time best selling author of the books Rock Your Comeback: The Down-to-Earth Guide to Reclaiming Your Power and Rock Your Soul. She’s the host of the  Rock Your Comeback  podcast, and creator of the online space The Comeback Club. Check out her work at NicholeEaton.com

Singer, songwriter and producer, Isaac Mather, discusses his journey. His struggles, battles, adversity and his successes, including his 1.6 million streams on Spotify. Check out Isaac's work at www.isaacmathermusic.com .

A .5 midweek ClassZoom episode. Cam talks athlete privilege, college as a choice, communication and opportunity. "If you don't give me the opportunity to say no, I'll never have the chance to tell you yes."

Abe discusses the lessons learned this past Summer, as a deck boss, on an Alaskan fishing boat. "Hard work means you don't stop when your tired, you stop when you're done."

Another .5 midweek ClassZoom episode. Matt talks with and answers questions from my students about inner work. There is an art to self-improvement, discipline and getting better. Check out, subscribe and receive insight from his blog.

Villanova softball player and 2023 Big East Player of the Year, Tess Cites, discusses perspective, work ethic, priorities, life balance, mental approach and being a good teammate. "Personal success means nothing if your team doesn't succeed"

Another .5 midweek ClassZoom episode. Coach Raj talks to my students about overcoming failure, branding, building relationships and a business. He ends with some solid advice as they will soon move on from high school.

Retired Canadian Armed Forces General Scott Clancy discusses how to simplify leadership strategy to bridge the people gap between your team, business and/or organization. He shares his tools and techniques from his time in the military and as a college basketball coach. Check out his website at Scott Clancy .

Adam is our first ".5" episode. Anytime I have a guest Zoomer into class, we now record it. We then launch the raw footage in between our weekly episodes. Adam talks all things Turo and answers student questions. This is real world learning. Thanks Adam for being the first of many.

Hannah discusses all things education. The institution itself, modern options and ways parents can advocate and provide better alternatives for their children. Check out her work on all social media under her name and/or Rebel Educator. Click episode for our conversation last year with Hannah.

Matt and Paul discuss that the inevitable ups and downs in life make success hard but not complicated. But like when using a yo-yo, consistent action, discipline and being proactive, keep you moving towards your goals.

Monte Syrie is an educator that thinks outside the box. He believes that students are the content. Monte and Paul talk all things education, from grading, daily discussions, smiles and frowns and the value of relationships. "It starts with the humans in the room." Find out more at letschangeeducation.com and project180thebook.com .

Self belief is a powerful ingredient in any succuss story. Matt and Paul discuss it, along with the importance of also earning the belief of others, through positive relationships and consistent action.

Psychologist Dr. John Dunkle discusses how relationships, self reflection and resiliency can help you get through tough times. "Open yourself up to experiences that stretch you." If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, text, call, or chat 988 ( https://988lifeline.org/ ), the National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, for a free confidential conversation with a trained counselor 24/7.

Matt & Paul discuss the thought process and actions needed to position yourself for future choices (freedom).

We discuss all thing that come to mind in this episode, with a big emphasis on Tom's quote, "every chance requires a different version of you".

Matt and Paul discuss the influence critics try to have over the lives of others. Why do most let this happen?