Ryan Harris on The MindMill Podcast Ryan Harris is retired NFL offensive lineman, talk show host, author, and motivational speaker. Ryan is a Super Bowl Champion, who protected Peyton Manning during the Denver Broncos most recent championship season. After retiring from professional football, Ryan shifted his focus to public speaking and sharing the lessons he learned from decades of elite athletics. Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning (18) poses for a photo with teammate Ryan Harris following the AFC Championship game between the Denver Broncos and the New England Patriots, Sunday, Jan. 24, 2016, in Denver. The Broncos defeated the Patriots 20-18 to advance to the Super Bowl. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel) Today is the final episode of the Habit hacking series here on the MindMill. Early in 2019, the MindMill teamed up with an event to promote the understanding, impact, dissection, and mastering of our personal habits. The summit, Habit Hackers, was a massive success; bringing hundreds together to learn from top performers, entrepreneurs, Super Bowl champions, and elite coaches. The day-long summit was packed with presentations and workshops to aide in mastering routines that shape our lives. I had the pleasure of interviewing the creator, David Blutenthal on the podcast to discuss his inspiration for habit hackers. We also dove into our own trials and tribulations surrounding our personal habits. Great episode, be sure to go back and give it a listen or refresher. David is expanding Habit Hackers this year with a series of mini-workshops before the next big summit in early 2020. These workshops will give people hands-on opportunities to tackle their habits in different areas of life with accountability and social support. Whether you desire to transform your personal finance habits, create a more effective communication, or build new structures for your health and fitness, you’ll find something to take on with these workshops. You can find more information about all things Habit Hackers at https://habithackers.co. Ryan Harris on The MindMill Podcast This episode absolutely flew by, and I'm so excited to share it with you. Today we are with Super Bowl Champion, talk show host, author, and motivational speaker Ryan harris. Ryan is a retired NFL offensive lineman who protected Peyton Manning during the Denver Broncos most recent championship season. After retiring from professional football, Ryan shifted his focus to public speaking and sharing the lessons he learned from decades of elite athletics. Ryan completely embodies his positivity and excitement for life. From the beginning of our interview, we couldn’t help but laugh and joke around. I don’t get too many chances to talk about football on the show, so I took the opportunity to hear from an absolute expert. After some obligatory college football trash talk, Ryan opened up about how his attitude and dedication to incremental improvements led to his longevity as a top competitor. We then move the conversation to his routines for success post NFL. Ryan has learned so much as a family man and businessman. He opens up about the daily habits that keep him at his best; as a father, a husband, and as a public speaker. Ryan Harris on The MindMill Podcast I gotta put it out there. I was only one of the multiple interviews Ryan gave this day. He got his names mixed up, and called me “Terry” towards the end of our conversation. haha while slightly embarrassing for both of us, the quality of our interview more than made up for it. I mentioned it after we wrapped up, and got him back on the air to smooth it out.

Eben Pagan on the MindMill Podcast Eben Pagan is a well-known entrepreneur teacher and technology investor. He's launched and invested in many companies, selling over 100 million dollars of products and services in the process. He's devoted the past years of his life to the study of opportunity and creating trainings that teach entrepreneurs all his best strategies and techniques for business, marketing, and wealth creation. Eben Pagan on the MindMill Podcast Today’s episode is with Eben Pagan, business and lifestyle coach for online entrepreneurs.  Like many coaches, Eben first found success in his own business.  After writing his first e-book, Eben grew his company to a multi-million dollar business with over 75 employees, completely online.  He has since shifted his focus to teaching others the tools he developed for success, and offers an array of different programs.  While Eben’s courses are primarily focused on business, he teaches that mindset and lifestyle are directly connected to success. Eben is a fascinating human, and I absolutely loved hearing about the systems and routines he has curated for his optimal life. We kick off todays episode with a discussion about the Burning Man festival; how it changed his life, how it inspires him every year, and why he believes it is a glimpse into the future of human civilization.  We then dive into his daily routines, and how he maximizes his day for productivity, connection, learning, and joy.  Eben is constantly trialing new ways to improve upon his routines, including calculated breaktimes, the best body state for reading, and the perfect superfood smoothie.  All this, and much much more with Eben Pagan.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwqxiREmm4w&feature=youtu.be CONTACT EBEN PAGAN Eben Pagan Training Website Eben’s Newest Book - Opportunity: How to Win in Business and Create a Life You Love Bio Hello! I’m Eben Pagan. I got my start in business over 10 years ago after my best friend showed me how successful he was selling information products online.  I can still remember locking myself in my bedroom for three straight weeks to write my first ebook.  When I finally finished writing the book, I put it online and went to bed.I woke up the next morning and couldn’t believe what I saw… I had my first sale. It was only one sale, but more sales came in over the next few days and that’s when I knew I was on to something…I kept growing my company and after a few years, my little ebook quickly turned into a multi-million dollar a year virtual business employing 75 people around the world. That’s when I started getting emails from people asking me for business and marketing advice to teach them how to be successful starting and launching their own businesses using my techniques and formulas.  I’ve been very fortunate to work with some amazing people like Tony Robbins and Sir Richard Branson.  I’ve devoted several years of my life to create trainings that teach entrepreneurs all my best strategies and tech...

Emily Schromm on the MindMill Podcast Emily Schromm is a personal trainer, nutritional therapy practitioner, and serial entrepreneur; helping others empower themselves by way of food and movement.  Her passion, patience, and positivity have blossomed five successful wellness companies. Emily Schromm on the MindMill Podcast Today's episode is with Emily Schromm.  Emily is a personal trainer, Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, and serial entrepreneur helping others empower themselves by way of food and movement. Running online programs at emilyschromm.com, her other ventures include her backpack-turned-weight-training invention, the EmPack, her podcast (Meathead Hippie), an herbal tea line, ELEMENT TEA, and her newest venture: A 24/7 access STRENGTH GYM right in RiNO, Denver... Platform Strength. Emily’s story is out of this world.  A testament as to where a positive and determined attitude can direct your life.  Her career spring-boarded following an appearance on an MTV Challenge.  She harnessed that momentum to build a personal brand, multiple successful companies, and a platform where she leads a community focused on mental and physical wellness.  She is one of the busiest humans I’ve met, and I was so glad to share some time to hear her story.  In this episode, we discuss daily routines, the power of team building and trust, having the courage to leap for your success, and the future of wellness in our global community. A Quick Note A quick note before we start the show.  This episode almost didn't make it! Any musician or podcaster can tell you about the nightmare of data loss.  Without going into details, I had to go above and beyond to recover this episodes audio.  Unfortunately the last 30 seconds of the interview were lost.  I apologize for the abrupt ending.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_RLBDAjxLw&feature=youtu.be CONTACT EMILY SCHROMM https://www.emilyschromm.com/ Instagram : @emilyschromm A catch all for all the things Emily is doing. The EmPack: The FIRST & ONLY backpack designed to serve as a weight training pack with patent-pending straps and by using water as weight. https://theempack.com/ Element Teas: These teas came out of a passion for what mother nature is capable of, and how powerful our own bodies can be when supported. https://herbalelement.com/ The Body Awareness Project: An educational course with a box of essentials to begin your own journey of healing. Part 1: Skin and Acne. Part 2: Adrenal Repair https://www.thebodyawarenessproject.com/ Platform Strength: Strength & Conditioning Hybrid Gym. All day, every day. Online and in RINO, Denver. https://www.platformstrength.com/ Meathead Hippie Podcast: Deadlifts and squats meets the cycle of the moon. Open iTunes to download and subscribe to Em's award winning podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/meathead-hippie/id1212711812?mt=2

Kaila Mullady on the MindMill Podcast Kaila Mullady is a competitive beat-boxing world champion, advocate, and educator.  She credits the accomplishments in her craft to ritualized systems, positive mindset, and healthy habit building. Kaila Mullady on the MindMill Podcast Today's episode is with one of the presenters at the Habit Hackers conference. Beat-boxing world champion, Kaila Mullady. Kaila has been in beat boxing for over a decade. She is a leader, teacher, and advocate of the craft all over the world. Kaila has always been talented, but credits her success in competition to her mindset, and her commitment to daily habits.  We discuss these habits, and their origin. Starting with breathing practices to warm up for beatboxing, Kaila discovered the how ritual and routines can prime the body and mind for success. She is now a dedicated journaler, habit tracker, and meditator. Kaila and her parter Mark Martin form Lighship Beatbox, sharing their gift and passion to empower all ages in creative expression. Kaila Mullady on the MindMill Podcast Their presentation at habit Hackers floored me, both as a fellow musician and participant.  The blend of entertainment and self-expression, coupled with education and habit awareness facilitates a learning experience like no other. Kaila and I got right into this episode.  She and i got lost in travel stories before realizing we had an interview to conduct.  Kaila’s energy is palpable, she carries so much passion for her craft. We decided to have jam session after the interview and Im so glad we recorded it. i've included a bit of our "bass & drums" session following the interview. So stick around, I hope you enjoy this episode with Kaila Mullady. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNG-DupuRQ4&feature=youtu.be SHOWNOTES CONTACT KAILA MULLADY Kaila’s Website : https://www.kailamullady.com Kaila’s Instagram : @kailamullady Lightship Beatbox’s Website : http://www.lightshipbeatbox.com Lightship’s instagram : @lightshipbeatbox BIO Kaila Mullady on the MindMill Podcast Kaila Mullady is the 2015 & 2018 World Beatbox Champion, the 2014 American Vice Beatbox Champion, 3x Loop Station Champion and 3x Beatrhyme Champion. She was the first woman to ever beat a man on a National Level in the North American Battle League. Kaila performs all over the world infusing beatboxing, singing, rapping, and theater to push the boundaries of creativity and show just what the human instrument is capable of. One of the most fulfilling parts of Kaila's career has been traveling the world teaching workshops promoting expression and leadership through music. Her work using beatboxing as a tool for speech therapy led to a partnership with New York University where a class was explicitly designed to build tools in the classroom for blind students based off of her curriculum.  Giving back to communities is an integral part of Kaila’s creative process which motivated her to take over producing the American Beatbox Championships and Mexican Beatbox Championships which are the most significant platforms for Beatboxers in North America.

Eric Hinman on the MindMill Podcast Eric Hinman is a serial entrepreneur and investor. Semi-retired at 34, Eric now focuses on his lifestyle brand, influencing thousands in powerlifting, adventurous travel, and mental/physical recovery. Today we are with Eric Hinman, a serial entrepreneur turned health and adventure influencer.  I love me some routine and discipline, and Eric’s lifestyle is on a whole other level. He has crafted his days around intense training, optimal nutrition, community connection, time in nature, and maximized recovery.  All the while documenting his life and inspiring his online community. Eric Hinman on the MindMill Podcast In this interview, Eric and I dig deep into his daily routine, how he balances discipline and spontaneity, our shared love of cold therapy for recovery, and how to share your authentic awesomeness with the world. So many topics, so little time... Eric Hinman. Eric Hinman on the MindMill Podcast https://youtu.be/PlSxXKlegcc SHOWNOTES CONTACT ERIC HINMAN https://www.erichinman.com/ https://www.instagram.com/erichinman/ BIO Based in Denver, Eric is a content creator and social media influencer, sponsored by dozens of consumer brands. Some of Eric’s partners include Vita Coco, Vital Proteins, Revere, Trusii, Optimum Nutrition, Rockin’ Protein, Waiakea, Saucony, STR/KE MVMNT, The Go Life, Rise Bars, YumButter, and Snow Monkey. Eric is also a health + wellness, tech, and hospitality entrepreneur / angel investor. Eric is the co-founder of Original Grain, a multi-unit, healthy-fast-casual restaurant, XO Taco, a trendy-Mexican restaurant in Syracuse, NY, and Urban Life Athletics, a fitness facility in Syracuse, NY. Eric is a contributor and partner at Fellow Gent, an aspirational new media company for wellness-minded men. Championing innovative disruptors in the fitness/wellness space, Eric’s portfolio of angel investments include brands such as Ten Thousand, WellWell, Fitner Technologies, and Swerve. Eric is also an investor in Verlaine, an acclaimed restaurant in West Hollywood. Eric’s Daily Routine This is my typical day / routine when I’m home in Denver, Colorado. Having some structure to your day is so important to success. First, you must find the people, places, and things that bring you joy, and fill your being with positive energy. 6:45am — Wake up I wake up around 6:45am (I don’t set an alarm). I rarely schedule anything before 8am. Upon waking, I drink 20 ounces of cold water, and brew 16 ounces of Eleva Coffee in my Technivorm Pour Over Coffee Machine. I then blend 1 scoop of Vital Proteins Collagen Creamer in my Blendtec blender. I take two Go Life Pills (promo code: GOERIC20) and two Trusii Tablets — (promo code: EHINMAN FOR 30% off). I then make a smoothie bowl using REVERE plant-based protein powder (promo code: PeSaleEH for 20% off), 2 handfuls of spinach, half a banana, two tablespoons cacao nibs, 1 1/2 cup Elmhurst cashew milk, Golden Root turmeric powder, ginger powder, ice. If I don’t have a coffee meeting, I work from 8am — 9:30am, answering messages, and posting on social media. 3–4 days / week, I meet someone for coffee — generally someone new. This might be a contact from social media, someone I was introduced to,

Julie Penner on the MindMill Podcast Julie Penner is the former director of the famed Techstars business accelerator program.  She has worked with hundreds of diverse companies; challenging, empowering, and propelling them into new arenas of success.  Julie now works as COO of Halp. This episode is with Julie Penner (@soulofstartups), former director of the famed Techstars business accelerator program in Boulder Colorado.  She has worked with hundreds of diverse companies; challenging, empowering, exposing, and propelling them into new arenas of success.  Despite the endless metrics and data-points of analysis, Julie maintains that its always human development that governs the success of a company.  The Techstars accelerator has expanded to over a hundred global programs, but started in Boulder.  There are few people who have the collective knowledge and experience Julie possesses.  Julie now works as COO of Halp. Julie is one of those people who I immediately felt connected to.  She has incredibly demanding schedules and responsibilities, yet I have never had an interaction with her where she has come off rushed, uninterested, or not present.  This interview was much different than i expected.  I had prepared a series of analytical questions surrounding startups, founders, and processes.  While we touch on these topics,  the resounding theme of our conversation is on intentional self-growth and genuine connection.  We discuss the emotional challenges that founders face, embracing humanity to propel teams, the power of self-reflection, and strength through vulnerability.  We also touch on intentional ways to celebrate holidays, the Burning Man festival , and the Danish lifestyle of Hygge.  Julie is a fantastic individual, i learn so much from her every time we speak.  Im proud to share this conversation with Julie Penner on the  MindMill podcast.    https://youtu.be/HVULp7oG0Dw SHOWNOTES ABOUT JULIE PENNER BIO From Linked in I am currently the COO at Halp. Before Halp, I worked as Director at Techstars Boulder, investing and working with 60+ early-stage companies. Prior to Techstars, I worked as VP of Operations for Graphicly, an automated ebooks conversion and distribution platform. I managed a team of eight employees and contractors. My responsibilities included process improvement, weekly cash management and forecasting, contract management and negotiation, metrics tracking, HR and other non-product/sales functions. Prior to that, I worked as a corporate development analyst at Liberty Media. My work involved industry and company-specific research, strategy development, technology trend tracking, and valuation support. I graduated with an JD/MBA from University of Colorado focusing on entrepreneurship and technology in both the law school and the business school, graduating top third in my class with an entrepreneurial law certificate. Prior work also includes internships at SRS, a company that manages escrows and holdbacks in VC-backed M&A deals, Lijit (now Sovrn), a Boulder-based VC-backed startup and interning at the CU Tech Transfer Office. I also worked at Zeo, a Boston-based VC-backed startup that developed a consumer product. Specialties: consumer web, ebooks, eCommerce, strategy, social media, digital media, social commerce, entrepreneurship, start-ups, broadband, financial modeling, valuation analysis, market analysis. CONTACT JULIE

Seth's Ayahuasca Experience on The MindMill Podcast Ayahuasca is an ancient psychedelic plant medicine from South America.  Seth shares his personal relationship with Ayahuasca, how he prepares for a ceremony, and a recollection of his most profound experience, to date. I’ve been hesitant in releasing today’s episode. Not because I doubt its quality, quite the opposite in fact.  I was a bit uneasy to share this story with you because of its extremely personal and exposing nature.  There are a handful of episodes that have never made it to the airwaves, and this one could've easily collected the metaphorical dust on my metaphorical shelf.  However, in listening back to this episode, Im reminded how impactful this event was on my life, and how I still tap back into this experience for guidance and direction.  Also, my episode cohort Brian Tirey has been on my case for months to release this.  Seth's Ayahuasca Experience on The MindMill Podcast Today, I speak candidly on my own experiences with the psychedelic plant medicine ayahuasca.  Specifically, this is a recollection of a recent 2-night ayahuasca ceremony I attended.  Brian Tirey and I discuss how I prepare for these ceremonies; physically, mentally, and spiritually.  I then attempt to discuss the events and experiences that absolutely changed my life over these two nights. I say “attempt” because psychedelic experiences are near impossible to describe in words.  The word ‘ineffable’ defined as  "too great or extreme to be expressed or described in words”; is the commonplace explanation for many of these experiences.  With that disclaimer, I do my best to tell the story of what happened to me over those two nights. Seth's Ayahuasca Experience on The MindMill Podcast Ayahuasca is in a legal gray area here in the US… like many plants these days.  I say this because it’s important to understand the risks and responsibilities associated when considering taking ayahuasca.  Plant medicines such as Aya have exploded in popularity over the past decade, and many people are rushing to experience them.  There are some amazing resources out there, I encourage you to use them.  Be sure you are medically fit to ingest these substances, and that you trust the integrity of the practitioners you consider. While my own experiences with psychedelics have been overwhelmingly positive, they have also been some of the scariest and most difficult moments in my life.  This stuff is no joke, it’s unlike anything you have likely experienced.  When people ask me about Ayahuasca, I like to say that its like having a backhoe in your garage.  Its an incredibly powerful tool; but it can hurt you if your not prepared to use it.  Furthermore, it’s still a tool, not a cure-all;  it requires the user to apply what they learn to their own lives.  A couple side notes on this episode we before we dive in.  First,  I preface this story as one of the two life changing events that occurred in the Fall of 2018.  I do not touch on the other event in this episode, but it was the tragic breakup of my last band, DARKARTS.  If you are interested, I highly recommend you listen the “the story of Darkarts” episode.  While your there, leave us a review on Apple podcasts, its the best way to help the MindMill podcast.  I also recorded another podcast episode on ayahuasca.  Titled “Before & after Ayahuasca with Chip Baker.”  Go back and check out that episode if you are curious and would like to learn more about plant medicines and first-time experiences.  Seth's Ayahuasca Experience on The MindMill Podcast Alright,

DARKARTS Band on The MindMill Podcast DARKARTS is a Psychedelic Alt-Rock band from Denver Colorado.  MindMill host Seth Marcus performed in and managed the group.  Seth and lead-singer Liat Arochas debut the ‘Mountain Sleep’ album, share the story of the band, and discuss the complexities of collaborative creation in music and life. Today's episode is very special to me.  Today we debut the album and discuss the story of my most recent musical project, DARKARTS;   Although this is just one bands story; the themes, successes and struggles echo for many of us when working creatively with others.  There are few things more difficult than building a successful band.  Just like any side hustle, it takes dedication, honest communication, late nights, and plenty of uncomfortable work.  DARKARTS was very special to me.  The music was unique and catchy, some of the best ive ever had part in writing.  Furthermore, the moments shared with these remarkable humans will shape me for the rest of my life.  Although many parts of this episode are sad, the overarching emotions i feel introducing the episode is pride and gratitude for experiencing this chapter in my life, and creating music I'm so proud of. As long as I can remember, I've been a music lover. I remember singing Beatles songs with my mom on the way home from school in 2nd grade, signing up for school band the first year it was available, my first concert (DC talk for all you christian rock purists out there), and (most importantly) my first time jamming and writing music with others.  For those out there not familiar, jamming is musical improvisation.  Getting together with other musicians and spontaneously creating songs and grooves.  It is any extremely popular style of collaborative writing, and requires music theory knowledge as well as a keen listening ear.  The result is a type of musical conversation, unique to the musicians involved and that time and place.  The beauty of jamming is that it is a universal language, it provides a glimpse into each players soul, unachievable in verbal communication.  A good jam can make great friends; and thats what made DARKARTS so special.  Each of our unique musical voices came together to write beautiful music. In this episode, I am joined by my co-write and lead singer of DARKARTS, Liat Arochas.   We get together over coffee to reminisce on the story of the band, as well as to introduce our finished album, Mountain Sleep.  Liat and I have spent a lot of time together, our candor is quickly demonstrated via our slaphappy energy at the beginning of the conversation.  Comedy is an absolute must when working together in such intimate creative setting like music.  Liat is like a sister to me, and it was very therapeutic to celebrate DARKARTS with her in this fashion.  As I mention in the conversation, DARKARTS had an abrupt and emotional ending.  Because of this,  I hadn’t spoke about the band or listened to the music in months.  Revisiting this story was challenging for me, but Im so glad I faced it, and am sharing it with you guys. Our album, Mountain Sleep, along with a live concert release is available on Spotify and other streaming platforms. Listen away, I hope you enjoy DARKARTS as much as we did.  Ok, long introduction Seth, lets get into the episode! DARKARTS MUSIC Listen to 'Mountain Sleep' Album DARKARTS Band on The MindMill Podcast Music Videos

Lisa Dannen on the MindMill Podcast Lisa Dannen is the Marketing Director for NCIA (National Cannabis Industry Association).  Lisa works with companies, lobbying groups, government officials, and the public to further national cannabis reform and change of opinion. She believes no plant should be illegal and that federal cannabis policy reform is imperative to reduce social and economic inequity. Today we are with Lisa Dannen, Marketing Director for the National Cannabis Industry Association.  Lisa plays an integral part in advocating the cannabis industry to the public and the government.  Perception is everything, and in this crucial time in Cannabis reform, Lisa harnesses the facts to keep fighting for the advancement of legalization.  As we agree in this episode, cannabis reform has evolved from a controversial state law to the champion and pacemaker for all alternative medicines and therapies.  Without the stigma shift inspired by Cannabis legalization, acceptance of substances like CBD and psilocybin would never be considered today. Lisa helped me get started, she gave me some crucial advice on what to do and (more importantly) NOT to do when starting a podcast.  When starting any project, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by the challenges and uncertainties.  So a huge thank you to Lisa for her aid and encouragement in getting the MindMill off the ground. Lisa and I hadn’t caught up in over a year when we met for this interview, and we had a lot to to talk about.  In this episode, we discuss how Lisa’s early interest and compassion for the homeless inspired the trajectory of her career, how she harnesses facts and data to sway public opinion and government officials, and her predictions for the future of alternative medicines. https://youtu.be/HRCD4lnD_vE SHOWNOTES Lisa Dannen Bio Lisa is the Marketing Director at NCIA and has extensive experience changing what people know, think, and do about controversial issues. Her career in communications, marketing and public policy began during her tenure at Colorado Coalition for the Homeless where she worked with the state house lobbyist to protect the housing rights of low-income individuals. Lisa then spent a year volunteering with the Worldwide Opportunities on Organic Farms program in New Zealand and honing her photography skills. She has also directed marketing at a start-up, The Financial Health Institute, while teaching Behavioral Economics to adults experiencing financial stress. Lisa transitioned into the cannabis industry as a cannabis content writer and most recently directed marketing on the horticultural side of the industry. She believes no plant should be illegal and that federal cannabis policy reform is imperative to reduce social and economic inequity. Connect with Lisa * Lisa Dannen LinkedIn* Lisa Dannen Personal Blog* Lisa Dannen Instagram* Thanks so much for listening to The MindMill Podcast! For all MindMill Episodes Click Here!  Support The MindMill Podcast. LEAVE A REVIEW!

Evan Hung on The MindMill Podcast Evan Hung is the Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer at Nikola Power - a software company building solutions to bridge the gap between grid power, batteries, and renewable energy sources. This episode is with Evan Hung; Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer at Nikola Power. I first discovered Nikola Power at the TechStars Sustainability Program Demo Day, where their presentation blew me away. For clarification, Techstars is an elite accelerator program for promising young companies.  It has an unbelievable success rate, and thus is an extremely prestigious and competitive program to be accepted in.  While all of the companies demoing that day were remarkable, Nikola stood out to me.  Nikola Power builds software solutions to help bridge the gap between grid power, batteries, and renewable energy sources.  The future of power is in renewables, and Nikola power provides the crucial platform for its users to switch seamlessly between optimal energy sources throughout the day.  This industry is clearly complex and rapidly developing, enter Evan Hung.   Evan is an absolute wealth of knowledge, and shares with us an insider look into the world of renewables, batteries, and sustainability in the workplace and at home. Between sessions of Evan schooling me in sustainability tech, we tangent into the lifestyle of the modern startup professional.  We discuss work/life balance, screen addiction, re-thinking success and failure, and “Neo-Buddhism”.  When Evan isn’t relentlessly working to improve our relationship with energy sources; he is a avid break-dancer and pianist.  We chat on the power of music and movement to break social barriers and build community.  Be sure to keep an eye out for what Evan and Nikola Power have coming down the road, but for now:  I hope you enjoy this MindMill podcast episode with Evan Hung. https://youtu.be/vijQKHmffho SHOWNOTES EVAN HUNG BIO Evan is a skilled leader and entrepreneur with a track record of success in product management, marketing strategy, business development, and team-building. He has led various verticals for multiple start ups as well as Fortune 500 companies, including teams that generated over $180M in annual revenue. Before Nikola Power, he was the Co-Founder and CEO of Zipskee, a travel-tech start up in Denver, CO — he brings a passion for technology and entrepreneurship to the Nikola Power team.Evan received his B.A. in Economics & Chinese and his M.S. in Management from Wake Forest University. CONNECT WITH EVAN * Nikola Power* Facebook* Instagram* LinkedIn* Email Thanks so much for listening to The MindMill Podcast! For all MindMill Episodes Click Here!  Support The MindMill Podcast. LEAVE A REVIEW!