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Did you ever want to start a big idea from nothing? Are there actual original thoughts? Can young people really be successful in America? Arsh Kharbanda hosts TheFlexCoach Podcast, a top 1% business podcast in the world, and works in supply chain management for HelloFresh. This year, The Flex Coach was ranked the top #200 podcast in the world, right next to The Gary Vee Audio Experience. Arsh is a...

Are you interested in growing houseplants? What is the #1 most important thing in growing plants and food? Do you believe in "food is medicine?" This week's guest is Ross Raddi . Ross Raddi is an expert arborist Youtuber, home gardener, blogger, and tax accountant. Ross is also known as the Fig Boss in the figs community. Ross has over 38,000 subscribers on Youtube and more than 7.6 million views...

Do you believe in astrology? Is there any truth in a tarot reading? What does it feel like to go viral? This week’s guest is Kitty Knorr . Kitty is a mystic poet, astrologist, tarot reader, and former founder and editorial director of Okay Cool Magazine. With her unique content and esoteric insights—Kitty was able to amass quite a following on social media—with 85,000 followers on TikTok and over...

What exactly is the mind-body-spirit paradigm? What exactly does a holistic life coach do? How do you approach modern dating without toxic masculinity? This week's guest is Oliver Fehlandt . Oliver is a popular mind-body-spirit healer, life coach, and fellow student of life—who specializes in Parts & Memory Therapy modality and emotional regulation—to provide trauma-informed coaching to his cl...

What are systems thinking? Why is the analogy of "nature is a machine" so wrong? what are neural networks? The guest of honor this week is Alan Booker . Alan is the founder of the Institute of Integrated Regenerative Design, a cloud computing expert, herbal medicine, and integrated health practitioner. Alan has deep knowledge of dynamic systems thinking, technology, neural network, and nature. He...

How do musicians derive inspiration from their pain? Is doing what you love and loving what you really possible in America? How? The guest of honor this week is Benjamin Carter . Ben is a Caribbean-American singer-songwriter, artist, father, and fellow student of life. He currently has over 51,000 monthly listeners on Spotify alone, not to mention his music spans across all platforms. Ben’s music...

"There's so much interesting space to talk about who can tell a story, and who has the right to tell a story, and how we tell stories about ourselves and each other. I think that it's something to be handled with such intentionality and sensitivity." - Julie Knutson This week’s guest is Julie Knutson . Julie is an author and educator with a wide-ranging background in history, humanities, and the s...

“I do think like it's so important for us to do this identity work because we have to move to the next phase, which is how do we make things better for our own communities? And how do we make things better for our homelands as well? So in my videos, I try to push the viewer on that. And to, you know, be keeping current with a situation in the Philippines and to not just think about the identity jo...

Welcome back to another episode of Discover More. This week’s guest is Rachel Lucero . She is the host and creator of The Sago Show —a Filipino food show that seeks to examine the intricate intersectionality of culture, history, and education through creative & authentic Filipino food recipes. Rachel is a Filipino-American and, as a former Teach For America corps member, she shares a strong pa...

"The community where I come from in South Philadelphia, there's a lot of intergenerational trauma, poverty, losses, and just disenfranchisement. Sometimes that hardens your heart but I don't think anyone wants to intentionally harm or hurt others. I think a lot of times we are slaves to our inner thoughts, and we need to redirect energy towards ourselves." - Montay Fowler, MSW This week’s guest is...

"During the last 12 months of actively moving through different exercises and talking to different folks, I've come to realize that discovering purpose or finding purpose is inherently flawed. Because it ultimately is cultivated. It's ultimately uncovered. Only by taking that first step purposefully, are we able to actually move forward. All we can do is take that first step of what feels like a p...

"Which brings me to the most important thing in my life, which is really music. And that was the first thing that showed me that there is a type of communication that you can experience with other people that is beyond words. That's a feeling. And it's in that resonance that there's this beautiful magic that happened because you're not trying to relate through the mind and the intellect but you're...

"So I'm very symbolic in nature and I'm aware that I'm creating these ideas and these stories to navigate life in a way. But the more I tune in and listen, the more things become obvious. For me, I don't make choices anymore. Choices are illusions. Like we think we were choosing between two things, but once the thing that we're supposed to do becomes clear, the other thing wasn't even really an op...

"It’s really important that you have a meeting with the Self, the Undiscovered Self, that’s always been there. Come into that and embrace that person and, how can you two work together to propel yourselves in unleashing that part of you while relinquishing that weaker part of you that no longer serves you? Bring that out and you'll see yourself how much happier, much more fulfilled, in whatever yo...

"Each one of us, come into this world like that golden Buddha. You, me, we all have that golden self. The problem is that our society, our caregivers, wants to protect us. And then we protect ourselves in the same way, like the clay on the golden Buddha. And then we lose our innate curiosity. So transformation begins by uncovering that kind of stuff.” - Bob Choat, Ph. D. This week’s guest is Dr. B...

"A lot of us gravitate really easily to that label. And it's interesting to observe you're describing who you are as a way that you show up for someone else. How do you show up for yourself? That's one of the themes that keeps coming up in this conversation. How do you make yourself proud? What goes into that? That's where your identity is." - Cory Camp This week, we continue our conversation with...

"One of the things that coach of mine actually helped me work through was creating a 'To Be List. So setting intentions first for the day, and then with those intentions, they run your to-do list. So what I mean by that is instead of on my to-do list today, being I need to record a podcast with you guys, I need to do whatever, it becomes: all right how do I want to be today? That's the first quest...

"Because if you're not creating and doing things from a place of core central beliefs, it won't have an impact on you. If you do something today and you've completely forgotten it by tomorrow, was there a point of doing it, is kind of how I see things. I want everything I do to place its mark on my soul because it was important." - Casey Palmer This week, we continue with part two of our conversat...

"And I find that when you have parent creators who focus a lot on inserting the kids into everything, like 'hey look at this cute picture of my kids' or 'here's what my kids up to... They lose themselves in the process. Whereas with me, I feel like the blog and all the stuff I created was a good self-check-in throughout the process. Because what I want the brand to ultimately communicate is, not s...

“I think this leads into an idea that represents the podcast as a whole. As we’ve talked about it a lot before, but it’s just ‘better questions lead to better answers.’ I believe that more and more each day that our lives are simply reflections of the questions that we’re willing to ask ourselves and the people in our lives. So it’s both an internal seeking clarity with asking powerful questions,...

Welcome back to a special episode of Discover More. Join us in celebrating the 2 year anniversary of the Discover More podcast with a special highlight episode. Here are some of our favorite moments from our most recent interviews and episodes. The past two years have been such a fulfilling journey and we are immensely grateful for our many incredible guests, friends, listeners, and supporters. Th...

“In my experience, I’ve always looked at the top level, being Behavior, as the first and foremost thing that we’re trying to change. And he (Mastin Kipp) argues that instead of focusing on behavior and trying to shift behavior, we should flip the script and then start with the Original Incident.” - Aidan Weinmann Welcome back to another episode of Discover More. In this week’s episode, we reflect...

“The trees are my biggest teachers, that’s the fewest words I can give that to you. Nature has changed my life. I think I’ve learned more about mental health from the trees than reading my textbooks all the time. Being in tune with that and Mother Nature and how it operates is our biggest teacher.” — Andrea Rumler, LLPC Welcome back to another episode of Discover More. This week, we continue our 2...

"And this became the saying of the summer, 'sit with it.' Sit with it, please. Like we don't always have to make decisions based on what we're feeling right now, we don't always have to react. So we can just sit with it. If something's really bothering you, if you're really happy, sit with it for a minute and just soak that in." - Andrea Rumler, LLPC Welcome back to another episode of Discover Mor...

"Because I think we live in the societal and social narratives that everyone's always saying, "I'm busy", "I'm always busy", "I'm working on this", "I'm working on that", but if you're always busy, when do we have time for ourselves? Our amazing guest, @weswoodson , once said: "how can you love yourself if you don't spend time with yourself?" I realized, "this is the first opportunity I've had to...