Leadership for Regular People

Big news! My new book, "Motivation for Regular People: Reframing Your Drive to Pursue Your Goals and Achieve Your Potential" is out on Amazon. You can buy your paperback or digital copy at this link: https://www.amazon.com/Motivation-Regular-People-Reframing-Potential-ebook/dp/B0CN41CMWK/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1699657120&sr=8-1.As a part of the ongoing celebrations, I'm sh...

The allure of average will always pull us back to what's comfortable unless we're intentional about pursuing a better life. What's attractive about being average, and how can we push against the grain to ensure that we're on the right path? It all starts with having the right mindset and building strong habits. Chad Hufford is Dave Ramsey’s SmartVestor Pro and owns a boutique financial planning fi...

We all face resistance, but we don't all recognize it, and only some of us are able to defeat it. If you pretend like resistance isn't there, it will still impact you. On the other hand, if you can learn how to embrace pain and fight resistance head-on, you'll grow stronger as you eliminate obstacles and move toward your goals. Benjamin Owen is a word-class personal and professional coach wit...

Have you ever thought about all the hidden opportunities around you? If you wait for the perfect idea to fall into your lap, you may be waiting forever. On the other hand, if you're willing to believe that anything is possible and remain curious despite the obstacles you face, you'll be amazed at what opportunities you discover along the way. Beate Chelette hosts the Business Growth Architect Show...

Have you ever wondered how you can you live a life of fulfillment and impact in all areas, not just one? Too many leaders sacrifice their faith and families in order to pursue their careers. When you’re intentional about your priorities and willing to set aside time to articulate your future goals, it’s possible to develop a strategy that enables you to win in multiple life domains. Jerry Dugan is...

Among my past coaching clients, David is one of my favorite success stories. Earlier this year, David felt unfulfilled and stuck. Today, David is working daily on building his business and improving his mindset. Hear about what helped David get unstuck and what tools he's using to keep himself on track. David Russell has over 30 years of experience in technology, computer software/hardware, web de...

We sometimes struggle to take action when we don't have all the facts. We like to wait until we've considered every possible challenge or identified every obstacle. If we're going to take meaningful steps to improve ourselves, we must be willing to take the first step even when we don't feel entirely ready. Elijah Weaver is a personal trainer and writer who currently lives in Oklahoma City with hi...

It's easy to feel like you're on top of the world when things are good or hopeless when things aren't going as well as you would like. We'll go further in life when we learn how to leverage setbacks and respond well to adversity. In the same way, there's also tremendous value in staying level-headed after a big win or accomplishment so that it doesn't derail our progress. Logan Lessar is a na...

Payton Minzenmayer was our guest on Episode Two. In this episode, Payton returns to share what he's learned from finishing his book and why he's passionate about helping people find their purpose. You can learn more about Payton's book at astoryonpurpose.com, and you can purchase your copy on Amazon on October 13th. Grab a copy of my new book "Motivation for Regular People: Reframing Your Drive to...

We all have systems, whether we realize it or not. The difference between successful and unsuccessful people comes down to how well your systems work for you. If you can clarify your purpose and define the identity you hope to embody, you’ll be well on your way to creating systems that lock in progress and make motivation easier to find. Kerry-Ann T. Powell is a global business strategist, speaker...

If you feel like motivation eludes you, it's easy to feel powerless. However, you can always pursue greater awareness and clarity. Knowing how motivation works and understanding what motivates you will enable you to leverage your motivation in a way that helps you pursue your goals. Lisa Sakai is a Financial Consultant who works with clients on Bucket List Acceleration and getting to live the life...

In life and leadership, there's always another level for us to pursue. If we're going to continue looking for ways to improve ourselves, we must first understand what motivates us and be willing to challenge our initial impressions. Emily Sander is a C-Suite Executive turned Leadership Coach. She is the founder of Next Level Coaching and the author of "Hacking Executive Leadership" and "An Insider...

High achievers are always looking for ways to optimize and improve their performance. Sometimes it can be frustrating when life throws trials at us that we don't expect or when we feel like many factors are outside our control. In these moments, we must remain aware of our potential and focus on what we can do to get started or keep going. Adam Lucero was once stabbed three times in a movie theate...

Mark your calendars for November 14th! My new book, "Motivation for Regular People," is scheduled to be released in just 76 days. You'll learn how to take control of your motivation so that you can consistently pursue the goals that are most important to you. I'll explore some of the most common misconceptions about motivation and reframe how motivation actually works so that you never have to fee...

As a parent, motivation can be hard to find. You may feel unsure about what role you’re supposed to take on, or you may not feel like you have time for yourself when you’re busy caring for your children and managing your family. With some fresh insight and subtle changes to your approach, it’s possible to find motivation to improve yourself while also being present and attentive to your kids. Aaro...

In life, we can't control everything that happens to us. However, we can choose how we respond. Retaining this sense of agency helps us find ongoing motivation even when we feel frustrated about our circumstances. Susan Gold is the author of “Toxic Family: Transforming Childhood Trauma into Adult Freedom.” Through her work, Susan shares her journey of abuse, addiction, and trauma in a way that enc...

Change is inevitable, but it isn’t a bad thing. We can use change to our advantage by proactively pursuing necessary change and adopting a posture of courage and humility. Even when we experience unwanted or unexpected change, we can maintain a sense of control and use difficult seasons as an opportunity to stretch and develop ourselves. Catherine Cantey partners with CEOs, SVPs, directors, l...

When it comes to motivation, there isn’t a single lever you can pull that works for everyone. Motivation is unique and dynamic within each person. Additionally, things we consider strong motivators (like money) may not work as well as we think. In order to find true fulfillment and success, we must clearly understand what drives us. Chris Atkinson is an international business speaker and author wh...

In 2005, the sudden death of a close friend turned Zoe Thompson's life upside-down. Rather than feeling depressed or defeated, Zoe used the experience to fuel her desire for lasting change and a better life. In this episode, Brady and Zoe discuss viewing obstacles as opportunities for meaningful growth and development. Zoe is a life and well-being coach with over ten years of coaching and men...

Have you ever thought about the connection between motivation and service? Some people struggle with motivation because they aren’t working toward making the world a better place or doing something that benefits other people. The drive to serve others is one of the most powerful forces in the world, and it can equip you to make an impact that lives on even after you’re gone. Alex Sanfilippo founde...

Discipline is not a special God-given ability. It’s something that you can grow, but it’s also something you can lose. If you want to live your best life, you must commit to consistent action and regular practice. If you’re able to make discipline a priority, you’ll be amazed at what you can accomplish. Greg Birch suffered from PTSD, anxiety, and depression for years after leaving the military. Th...

There’s a strong sense of freedom that comes from living a disciplined life. Without discipline, you have no choice but to react to your circumstances and surroundings. Discipline gives you control over your life and creates opportunity that wouldn’t otherwise exist. Lance Cayko is a serial entrepreneur and the co-founder of wildly successful architecture and construction firms in Northern Co...

Have you ever wondered why many people struggle to get in shape? It’s because they focus on the wrong things. Instead of thinking first about what exercise to do or what foods to eat, you should look inside yourself to learn about what motivates you and how you can create meaningful, long-lasting personal change and transformation. Nate Sleger is a personal trainer with over 15 years of exper...

It’s hard to feel motivated when you don’t feel inner peace. While inner peace may often feel like something you can’t control, we can dictate how we feel and think in any situation. Sometimes bringing ourselves back to the present moment and regulating our emotions is as easy as practicing a simple breathing practice such as box breathing. Adam is an International Speaker & best-selling autho...

There’s a clear connection between our tendency to procrastinate and our feelings about the action and the outcome. Without a compelling reason to act, we’ll never take steps toward reaching our goals. By identifying the feelings causing our procrastination and creating a plan to address those feelings, we can increase our motivation to work on our goals. Dr. Hayden Finch is a licensed clinic...