We went all over the globe, became artisans, artists, race car drivers, checked our anxiety at the door, and traveled in time to relive and recount profound moments. This season took us everywhere and made us feel every emotion anew again. And the same way we began this season coming together on a trip to Thailand for a destination wedding, we end this season with a trip to different destinations of time and places. We get handed bus passes to Jay's journals to listen to stories of phi...

During these times, there’s a natural inclination to look inward and focus on protecting one’s self. After all, we’re taught to put the oxygen mask on ourselves before helping others. Yet as we distance ourselves from one another, it’s important to realize that we are now more connected than ever… and there is strength in numbers. As we work to do what’s best for ourselves, our families, and our friends, let’s also do our best to focus the lens outward. When you’re unable to dine at your favo...

On today's episode, Jay grabs the verbal chef knife and puts branded gifts on the chopping block. We take a dash of sarcasm, a pinch of wit, and throw it all in the pot set to high. This episode puts the purity of your branded gifts on the grill Let's see how well they cook and ask if anyone wants a dish of your name on their plate. Link to see Jeff's shoes: http://bit.ly/38H9rMb

Ah. The good old days when you could just walk into a Blockbuster Video, grab the hottest Jim Carrey movie on VHS, pick up some popcorn, and graduate with a degree in marketing techniques that are 20 years ahead of their time. No, this isn't fiction and these things don't only happen in the movies. On today's episode, Jeff gives us a table read of the masterclass that was put on by an unexpected source as he was walking into a Blockbuster Video. Ingredients contain a dash of nostalgia ...

Just as creating massive craters can be done with small rocks, changing the world can be done by holding the door for someone, or paying for the drinks for the people behind you at the drive-thru. The effect of good deeds doesn't stop at your participation, their intention and will carries to the next like a good vibe virus. Everyone wants to feel good, special, and when anyone shares their good deed, we want to share that currency with everyone. It's the simple nature of human reciprocity. ...

On today's episode of The Lift, Jeff Jackel gives us the run down on how everyone seemingly becoming pregnant was the ticket to teaching empathy, and utilizing this strange phenomena to connect with people. Grab a drink and some popcorn and up the dial, this episode will have you seeing things differently in the span of 15 minutes. (Literally)

Today, on The Lift, Jay invites us over for Thanksgiving Dinner with his family, we get a bit of anxiety in anticipation for a vacation, and take a moment for the maker of moments: The Process. This episode is intimate in various ways and has a whipped cream fight waiting for you. Hop aboard. What floor?

It's a perfect day in Southern California to go out in a brand new Corvette, hit a highway, and make the speedometer light up like a scoreboard, all while evading police and having a gun drawn on you. But as Jeff recounts, his run in with the law didn't end as a lesson on how not to act like a juvenile, but became a chapter in the Eloping with Risk handbook. Skip the police and live vicariously through this episode. Going up with the top down! Share your experiences. Ask us questions. Give u...

What do you do when you're in a country 4,400 miles away from home and you're surrounded by a mob of strangers, with knives for eyes gift you the uncertain stare of death? Easy, you learn the way to treat people. On today's episode, Jay tells his us why always prospecting for new customers to grow your mountain of business might slowly erode it the way water carves down canyons with ease. Share your experiences. Ask us questions. Give us feedback: http://bit.ly/liftspeak

Jeff Jackel hits the chalkboard and shares his thoughts on what the term 'innovation' means and gives us a history lesson that would give Reading Rainbow a run for its money. He hands us a First Class Ticket for a flight to a mountain top view of everything we humans have accomplished. We traverse through centuries & oceans and play doctor to diagnose quotes that are probably older than the house you currently live in, digging for other possible meanings. Share your experiences. As...