We‘ve Got a Problem

Lana Hall, a psychologist based in Brisbane, Australia and founder of the Slow Life Project, joins the podcast this week to discuss her story, how we can thrive by aligning our lives with our values, and how we can transform the overwhelming, over-stressed, over-committed life many of us are leading into one centered on our own personal values, authenticity, meaning, and joy. Listen & subscribe to...

Bernadette Boas, CEO of Ball of Fire Coaching , whose mission is to transform professionals, teams, and companies into the powerhouses they’re meant to be, joins the podcast this week to talk about how we can all be better leaders. She’s a business success coach, speaker, podcast host, and author of the powerful, raw, and personal memoir, Shedding the Corporate B*tch, Shifting from B*tches to Rich...

Award-winning serial entrepreneur and multi-patent inventor Rick Terrien joins the We've Got a Problem podcast this week to discuss startups, entrepreneurship, and how starting a business is all about solving problems. Shattering the false belief "we're too old to start now," Rick has had most of his entrepreneurial success after the age of 45. His book Ageless Startup: Start a Business at Any Age...

Actress, voiceover artist, broadcaster, and live event presenter Jo Packard joins the We've Got a Problem podcast this week to talk about how she became one of the most sought-after voice actors, her career as a live event presenter which included presenting and commentating at the London and Rio Olympic games, the importance of mindset and affirmations on building confidence, and her firm belief...

Coach, podcaster, and motivational speaker Chris Chapman, who proudly proclaims his purpose is to inspire others to reach their full and true potential, joins the podcast this week to talk about mindset, the importance of making personal development a priority, and balancing a full-time day job with a side-hustle. Listen & subscribe to We've Got a Problem wherever you get your podcasts— https://li...

Former lawyer turned weight-loss advocate based on his own experience with losing weight and keeping it off, David Medansky is the award-winning, best-selling author of multiple books on the subject including Discover Your Thinner Self, If Not Now When?, and Break the Chains of Dieting.  David's unique approach has earned him the moniker The Diet Contrarian, and he joins the We've Got a Problem po...

Anthony Trahair, a life-coach and yogi from the UK who now lives an off-grid lifestyle in Italy, joins the podcast this week to tell his fascinating story. Listen in as he recounts the time he left the UK in 1996 with only 50 pounds and ended up spending 4 months traveling through Southern Europe as a street performer, soaking up culture, and permanently changing the way he interacted with the wor...

Entrepreneur turned number one best-selling author Joseph J. Jordan joins the podcast this week to talk about how he came to write his first book in the depths of the pandemic (The British Empire of Magic), how it and the following three books achieved chart-topping success, and his plans for the future. Follow Joseph: https://www.instagram.com/josephjjordanofficial https://twitter.com/josephjjord...

Kyle Pucko, chief marketing officer and founder of Montana-based digital marketing agency  @Pintler Group  joins the We've Got a Problem podcast to talk about his experience bootstrapping two businesses (GeoFli, which specializes in geotargeting IP locations for better marketing engagement, and Pintler Group). Tune in to hear about his experience rapidly growing Software as a Service (SaaS), why h...

The Therapy Twins, Joan Landino & Jane Buckley, two former mental healthcare providers who just happen to be identical twin sisters, join the podcast this week to talk about their mission to break the stigma of mental illness, how mental healthcare has evolved for victims of trauma, and what we can do to help people to love more and fear less. Listen & subscribe to We've Got a Problem wherever you...

Brian Gelt, former General Manger of multiple #1 car dealerships and now CEO of Peoplytix, joins the We've Got a Problem #podcast this week to talk about how we can put people in the right jobs so they're #happier and more #productive by implementing a data-driven approach to #hiring, #motivation, and #retention.   In addition to talking about how the hiring process goes wrong (and how we can fix...

Andrew Zihmer, a former engineer who now runs the estate planning law firm Zihmer Law with his wife in Pennsylvania, joins the podcast to talk about entrepreneurship, how creating solid repeatable business processes has enabled his firm to win in the marketplace, and why building a team with complementary skill sets can help your business thrive...even when your business partner is your life partn...

Yvette Durazo, a conflict resolution, negotiation, peace-building consultant and author of the book Conflict Intelligence Quotient: The Missing Piece to Turbocharge Leaders' and Organizations' Emotional Intelligence joins the podcast to discuss why companies need to pay attention to resolving conflict quickly and fairly and how we can learn to deal with conflict more effectively in our everyday li...

Thomas Kereszti, former Fortune 500 CEO, executive coach, leadership expert, and author of the leadership book “C-Suite and Beyond the 4 keys to leadership success” joins the We've Got a Problem podcast to talk about building businesses, success and failure, and how answering three fundamental questions can help guide every decision you make. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/KOmCJL0...

Kari Schwear, a gray area expert, executive lifestyle coach, speaker, and co-author of the Amazon number one best-selling book The Successful Mind, Tools to Living a Purposeful, Productive, and Happy Life joins the podcast this week to talk about how we can move out of the so-called gray areas in our lives and establish healthier boundaries.  Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/A0TyFdC...

Chris Redmile, a UK-based behavioral change-management consultant, joins the podcast to tell his personal story, talk about his work as a performance and productivity coach, and explain how he helps people overcome their limitations, solve problems, and understand what they’re truly capable of. Connect with Chris: https://redmilecoaching.com https://www.instagram.com/redmilecoaching/ https://www.f...

Karey Spransy joins the We've Got a Problem podcast this week to tell her story and talk about how we can move beyond traumatic experiences, cultivate resilience, regain perspective, and ultimately achieve our big audacious goals. As someone who's gone through some "stuff," two divorces, cancer, and the suicide of two loved ones, Karey has figured out how to turn her past into her superpower. You...

Ivna Curi, CEO and founder of @assertiveway joins the podcast this week to discuss why being assertive is important, what it takes to be assertive without being rude or aggressive, and why and how women who struggle with certain double-standards can make themselves heard without losing their personality. Watch this episode on YouTube AssertiveWay offers communication training, workshops, and an op...

Profiling and communication expert Alan Stevens joins the podcast this week to talk about how our faces offer clues about our personalities, why reading people can help you tailor your message and prepare for interactions effectively, and how anyone can improve their ability to persuade and influence behavior by incorporating his profiling techniques. Take the FREE Course: https://www.alanstevens....

Chad Gerber (Woodrowgerber) - Platinum-selling musician, patented inventor, NFT artist, and founder of the mixed reality technology company Meloscene, joins the podcast to chat about his circuitous route to success, the future of the music business, and why saying "yes" to everything helped him get his start. Learn more about Chad: Instagram www.meloscene.com www.woodrowgerber.com Watch this episo...

I’ve been thinking a lot about why we make decisions and how we can lean on the advice from smarter people instead of reinventing the wheel, and I ended up getting a chance to talk to Jason Merchey, founder of Values of the Wise and author of four books on wisdom, values, and virtues. With a background in clinical psychology, philosophy, and ethics, he seemed like just the person to give me some a...

Colorado-based wedding/elopement photographer Alex Medvick joins us this week to share his engaging story and his belief that people are so much more than what they do for work, that people being people is the most important thing to capture on film, and why maybe everyone should go on a five week roadtrip across the country someday if they can. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/udCS...

Depression and anxiety reportedly increased four-fold during the pandemic. Terry Tucker thinks one solution to dealing with that is to build more grit into our lives because, in his words, "as long as you don’t quit, you can never be defeated."  Former Division 1 basketball player, SWAT team hostage negotiator, and cancer warrior for the past 10 years, Terry shares his inspiring story, the lessons...

After more than two years of loss, longing, and loneliness, many of us could use a self-esteem tune-up.  This week Clarissa Burt, author of The Self-Esteem Regime joins the podcast to talk about what rebuilding your self-esteem truly means, why having high self-esteem is so crucial to handling what life throws at you, why comparing yourself to others is so toxic, and why we all need to realize tha...

This week Scott K. Harris, author of LEAP FORWARD Over Any Obstacle, joins Andrew on the podcast to discuss the value of fear, the benefit of focus, and how solving problems one-by-one instead of declaring defeat led him to skydiving into Elizabeth Taylor's wedding.   Buy LEAP FORWARD on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09CCC7PQG Listen to LEAP FORWARD on Audible: https://www.audible.com/pd/Leap...