Systematic Leader

Kendra Wright is one of the most resilient and brave people I know. She doesn’t let her fear get in the way of doing what she wants. In this interview we cover her childhood to how she has built her own successful marketing agency in Austin, TX. You’ll love how she has utilized her blindspots and how it’s helped her get a deeper understanding of herself. I think you are going to want to listen to...

Cynthia Phelps shares her amazing story about dulling her pain with alcohol and how she dug deep to come out the other side even stronger. This interview is close to my heart because if you listen to previous interviews you know that I struggle with my inner bully. Her whole company is based around building your inner ally and understanding how you can create more empathy toward yourself. You’ll a...

Jeff Goins is a wonderful writer and in this podcast we dive deep into the meaning of life and how our brains work. I think you’ll really enjoy the middle part of this interview because Jeff and I dive deep and really explore what it means to be alive. As you listen to this interview I suggest you tune in when Jeff talks about his mountain climbing experience. He shares his experience that really...

Brian Clark is one the most successful bloggers turned entrepreneurs the business world has seen. He sold his two most successful businesses in 2018 and 2019. He has now started over with Further and Unemployable. This was a fun interview because it’s really cool to see how Brian has used his businesses to help his personal growth. When you challenge yourself to find solutions to problems that oth...

MJ Gordon interviewed me about gratitude. It’s one of my favorite subjects. The science behind gratitude shows how powerful a gratitude practice can be when practiced regularly.  One of my favorite parts of the show was how MJ was able to synthesize some of my ramblings and help show the practical benefits of a gratitude practice. It’s why I enjoy interviewing other people. There is something spec...

One of my favorite parts of the Dig to Fly Show is interviewing people near and dear to my heart. Mike Vardy falls in this category. He has been teaching productivity for over ten years and he’s taught me a lot about my mindset around productivity. It’s why I had to have him on. I love how he talks about how our minds work when we are trying to get goals accomplished. In this episode you’ll see wh...

One of my favorite parts about doing a Dig to Fly session is the “Aha” that comes at the end. It’s this moment that helps us feel how lucky we are to work through our struggles. Our struggles are opportunities if we can cultivate a growth mindset. This was no different for Michelle. She was stuck on how she was dealing with our restricted lifestyles due to Covid-19. It was in this restriction that...

Steven Shapiro is a master at breaking down the problem and figuring out the best way to solve it. My favorite part of this interview was how Steven dug into how we think and solve problems. He gives tools that you can use to bust your assumptions so you can find the best solution to a problem.  Here are some of the highlights from our interview: 0:35 - Steven Shapiro’s gratitude list. 1:49 - How...

Britt Andreatta was amazing on the Dig to Fly podcast. She is super smart and explains how she has overcome her trauma from when she was a kid to how she changes her daily habits. One of my favorite parts of this interview is when she explains how Oprah and Brene Brown changed her life. This is an important interview because we not only talk about dealing with trauma, but also how to change our ha...

Tony Teegarden was a lot of fun to have on the  Dig to Fly Podcast  because we dug into difficult topics and there is a lot for you to learn as you grow. It’s important that we plant little seeds of opportunity that encourages us to dig a little deeper and try to grow parts of ourselves that feel uncomfortable. I look forward to hearing what you think about this episode, so if you have any feedbac...

Michaela Johnson interviewed me for her podcast “Be You Find Happy” and I had a blast. It’s why I wanted to share it with you. I was able to do the Dig to Fly Method and she loved it. The best part was her reaction. You’ll have to have a listen. 0:33 - Science of gratitude. 2:55 - How to use gratitude to help you stop procrastinating. 4:10 - It’s ok to sit on your coach and not do your dishes. 7:0...

Phil Gerbyshak is an amazing person with a huge heart. He is a VP of sales training. In this interview he gives great tips on improving your ability to sell. You might not think of yourself as a sales person, but we all have to sell ourselves to our co-workers, friends and even our family. My favorite aspect of this interview is how Phil breaks down his thought process around how we can build upon...

Marsha Shandur of Yes Yes Marsha deep dives into how her inner beasts treats her with such disdain and how she deals with it. This was a fun interview and I felt a kinship of someone that has done deep work that has helped her fly higher. One of my favorite aspects of this interview is Marsha’s willingness to open up and talk about her inner demons and how they affect her life. It’s important that...

Mitch Joel of Six Pixels of Separation is an entrepreneur, podcaster and author. He got on my radar after listening to a number of his podcasts episodes. He is known for giving amazing talks that help people understand where commerce is heading and how to navigate their businesses through it. My favorite aspect of this interview is that Mitch doesn’t agree with a lot of my ideas and the direction...

Karl Staib the podcast host explains how we need to dig deep to fly high. He'll interview experts about their own issues and how they overcame them. He'll also talk about his own struggles. That's where the sweet spot is for people to learn. We must learn from other people who have struggles and overcame, so we can understand how to apply their ideas to our own lives.