Marsh Buice
What’s Your Problem? with Marsh Buice
Most podcasts talk about ideas. What's Your Problem? starts with problems. Hosted by Marsh Buice, What's Your Problem? tackles the real challenges people face every day—from adversity and uncertainty to confidence, communication, sales, leadership, and personal growth. Each episode focuses on one problem and delivers practical solutions you can apply immediately. No fluff. No hype. Just real problems, real conversations, and actionable insights in around 10 minutes. New episodes weekly.
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Episodes
#391 Never trust the Dopamine! 10.06.2019 11:00
Steven Kotler (who wrote one of my favorite books “The Rise of Superman”) said on a recent podcast w/ Michael Gervais, “Rule #1: Never trust the dopamine.” Dopamine is the neurochemical that is released into your system when you get recognized, likes, retweets, or reach celebrity status. ⭐️The danger with chasing the dopamine is you never get off the treadmill of chasing the next praise, soliciti...
#390 Find & Play to your edge 07.06.2019 9:02
“The Edge is the place where the hair on the back of your head stands up...when you’ve achieved a level of clarity unlike any other...when you know exactly what you must do..” but often don’t.⭐️What’s Your Edge? You have an edge, but often you look at your edge as a ledge- afraid that if you take the leap, there’s no coming back. But, “Life is not one leap...it’s a series of leaps.” Tommy Baker....
#389 You know where to find me! 04.06.2019 15:34
Today's episode is deeply personal for me & was a revelation after I read an interview between Howard Stern and Hip Hop's first Billionaire Jay Z, retold in his self titled book, "Howard Stern Comes Again." Jay told Stern of his anger he had with his father who abandoned his wife and children to avenge the death of his brother. At age 12 Jay & his fractured family were...
#388 You’re Basic 31.05.2019 13:56
When David Epstein worked for Sports Illustrated, students would often write him & ask him for advice if they should major in journalism or writing?...Epstein couldn’t answer that question because he majored in Geology & Astronomy. ⭐️ How in the world would those skills enable him to leap past a pool of others waiting to be the next beat writer? ⭐️Oliver Smith wrote, “You’re probably not...
#387 "Of" Moments 27.05.2019 14:05
When I was reading Tommy Baker's book, "The Leap of Your Life" he mentioned a book that peaked my curiosity titled, "Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway," by Susan Jeffers, so I started reading that one too :) In it, Jeffers writes, "You are not responsible for all of the experiences IN your Life, but you are responsible for the experiences OF your Life." As I continu...
#386 The hero is in the heroic 24.05.2019 10:25
I was listening to an author on a podcast the other day & he said, "No single day is heroic, the secret is showing up..." Initially I was like "YES!" I running with that thought, but the more I got to thinking, it didn't seem right because the heroic act is in the single days...when you don't feel like showing up...yet you do. The heroic is showing up "anyway...
#385 Stress or Pressure? Which one do you need? 20.05.2019 18:01
In Episodes #203 & #348 we talked about the need for stress in your Life...but what about pressure? Often we think of pressure as being the same as stress-not quite, but pressure too has its benefits...if applied right. You control this show!! Support & promote the show by leaving a quick rating and/or a review. Without you, there is no reach. Subscribe to me YouTube: https://www....
#384 The Limo is rented 17.05.2019 4:15
During an interview, Sam Jones complemented actor Jeff Daniel's pragmatism and professionalism. Daniels said his approach came from some wise advice he received many years ago, "The Limo you're sitting in today is rented and someone will be sitting in this same limo tomorrow-so be grateful for what you have today." Today's episode is a quick reminder that no matter how goo...
#383 Do you want to see her? 13.05.2019 8:10
In 1955 Robert Stine wanted to photograph the non-Hollywood version of Marilyn Monroe so they tamed Norma Jean's curls, put on an overcoat and no one seemed to notice as she road the NY City subway. When they returned to the station and walked back up to the streets of NY, Norma Jean turned to the photographers and said, "Do you want to see her?"....& what they saw made them spe...
#382 Create your own struggle 10.05.2019 9:48
When Joe Rogan was asked how he dealt with the shadows that still linger in his life, Rogan answered that he creates his struggle through rigorous workouts, MMA training, performing in comedy clubs, running multiple businesses, and creating one of the world's top rated podcast. Humans are wired for conflict and if we do not purposefully build conflict into our lives, conflict will find its wa...
#381 Get your row on 06.05.2019 4:22
There's a Latin proverb that says, "If the winds will not serve you, grab the oars." How many times has lIfe's winds blown you in a direction you don't want to go, yet you just sit there and feel helpless? Today's KITA (Kick In The Ass) episode is a quick reminder that if you don't like where you are or where you're heading...get to rowing. It'll be har...
Best of: Can you write your own symphony? 03.05.2019 15:29
Charlie Munger wrote, “The man who can play all instruments can write his own symphony, but the man who can play one instrument is limited to just playing his part.” Munger’s symphony is “investing” & his instruments are the businesses he’s developed a deep understanding for. That’s what’s earned him billionaire status.~ If your success has wained, it’s probably because you’re playing too few...
#380 Sales Lab 🔬: Mo, Whoa, & Slack 01.05.2019 9:17
It’s been 3 pecan seasons since we’ve done a Sales Lab so let’s rock one out today! REMEMBER these tips aren’t just for those in the profession...they’re for those building skills in Life. ~~Keep in mind you’re walking w 2 dogs today, but you can only feed one. Which will you feed? ~~Can slack be helpful? Damn right it can...& it’s necessary. Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marshbui...
#379 “Excuse me....but do you have any change on you?” 29.04.2019 3:18
As you’re walking into the convenience store, a guy on the outside corner of the building starts easing his way toward you and calls out, “Excuse me, but do you have any change on you?” He’s asking you because you don’t look & act like him....but he’s not the only one. ⭐️Thanks got catching today’s show.⭐️Please share this episode with who could use it & help grow the show by leaving a...
#378 Which are you? The carrot, egg, or coffee bean? 26.04.2019 5:24
When you come across a chapter titled, "Adversity," you know I'm in! When it comes from the pen of John Maxwell, I'm definitely in! The story, told in Maxwell's book, "Sometimes You Win, Sometimes You Learn," is of a young woman complaining to her dad about how unfair and difficult her life is. She goes on and on about how difficult it is for her to make in her c...
#377 ”Do your time...don’t let time do you.” 22.04.2019 15:03
I’m reading “The Change Agent” by Damon West. It’s a true story of redemption going from QB to a drug addict, sentenced to life in prison who is a free man today. While serving a life sentence, Damon West made the decision to get clean & real with himself and do the inner work of improving a little bit each day. His body may be imprisoned, but his mind was not. He lived his mantra, “Do your ti...
#376 You were winning the whole time 19.04.2019 13:30
Tommy Baker gave a speech titled, “The Journey Is The Win,” in which he said that even in the midst of chaos and uncertainty you’re going to one day look back on those days as hellish as they may be, you’ll miss them. You may not miss the moments, but you’ll miss the meaning. ⭐️ Today’s episode closes a chapter in my life where I’ve been in the grips of financial and physical loss...& in a st...
Best of: What you miss becomes your momentum. 17.04.2019 7:06
With nearly 400 episodes in the can, it’s easy to forget something that we talked about 300 episodes ago. This episode was Episode #112 & I think it’s worth replaying bc when we miss...when we fail, fall, or miss out, we normally beat ourselves up with either “I should’ve jumped on the opportunity,” or “I bombed this one.” But keep in mind the results will vary...but the feedback is constant....
#375 It’s better to become over time than overnight. 15.04.2019 16:22
In the book, “The 1% Rule” Tommy Baker writes that you should not be fooled when you see someone who is labeled as an “overnight” success bc what you don’t see are all of the rejections, disses, boos, arguments, & desperate moments it took to get there. The times they played to a crowd of 3; had to sleep 7 in a sleazy motel room; the times they were cheated & wanted to quit. They weren’t a...
#374 “....that’s who you were supposed to be.” 12.04.2019 5:22
May you never hear the words, “.......that’s who you were supposed to be.” Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/marshbuice/message TEXT ME! Support the show 📣Who needs to hear this episode? Please share with ONE PERSON who needs to hear this message. 🛑 Watch & subscribe to episodes on my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiNqFo05MJ6_yCu1vJ3rX4A 📝Show your ❤️ by thumbi...
#373 Stop Apologizing 08.04.2019 4:35
Today's episode is inspired by a chapter in comedian Chris Gethard's b ook (not sure if that's a stage name or not :), "Lose Well." He writes, "When we decide we want to shift the standard of our life to include something new and out of the box, we tend to spend a lot of time apologizing for it and justifying it..." No lies in that statement, right? We throw a lo...
#372 There’s Faith & then there’s “Unwavering” Faith 03.04.2019 17:58
So we know the definition of faith is “the substance of things hoped for & the evidence of things not yet seen.” In Sales..& in Life we must have faith, but sometimes when adversity leans in too much, we lose our faith & end up settling thinking it just wasn’t our time. Recently my faith was being tested & my faith wasn’t enough. That was the day I heard Hal Elrod speak of “Unwaver...
#371 Distance yourself from the moment not the feeling. 01.04.2019 7:17
On the same day the world’s financial system literally caved in, Ryan Serhant began his real estate career...great timing, huh? Ryan’s life was already on the skids, so he decided to try his hand in sales. At the end of his first day, he walks into a corner store to buy some yogurt, hands the cashier his credit card & it’s declined....Ryan was so broke he couldn’t even buy yogurt. That moment...
#370 From dilettante to virtuoso 27.03.2019 7:09
Teddy Roosevelt is one of my favorite presidents bc not only was he an underdog, but a badass overall. (He once got shot on the way to give a speech & he damn sure didn’t miss giving it!) Roosevelt grew up frail & suffered from terrible asthma attacks. To combat this, his father told him that he must “make his own body” & Teddy did just that. Roosevelt grew up privileged- whatever he n...
#369 “The only one...” 25.03.2019 4:04
“You don’t understand what I’m going through-no one does!”...I bet you’ve said that a few times in your life. You feel like you’re “the only” one to go through what you’ve gone through...& you know what? You’re right...you are “the only” & there’s great power in being “the only.”⭐️ Thanks for catching the show. Subscribe & help support the show by sharing with others on social media &...
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