On this episode I’m joined by Cyrus Foote.  Cyrus is a sea Captain and team leader who creates oceanic based transformational and cross-cultural experiences. After spending almost two decades sailing the world’s oceans and logging over 100,000 sea miles through more than 50 countries, working alongside marine biologists, oceanographers, climatologists, outdoor educators, community leaders and environmental activists, Cyrus has intimate knowledge of some of the world’s most pressing environmental concerns and seeks to unite communities to meet these challenges through solution based environmental awareness and cross cultural education, utilizing the latest in sustainable/regenerative/collective technologies.We spoke about these topics and why it’s important that we amplify the conversation about climate change.  Cyrus shared his own personal experience of spending much of his life on the ocean, what he’s seen and what he believes needs to be done to “right the ship” by creating curiosity, appreciation and love for cultural diversity.Episode Topic3:12 | Cyrus & Trevor speak about what TheMENtorship World mens group means to them4:39 | Cyrus shares why he’s living on a 70’ sailboat in Auckland, New Zealand5:39 | Cyrus speaks about what it’s been like to live in New Zealand during COVID8:38 | Cyrus talks about what led him to be passionate about climate change & sustainability12:41 | Cyrus shares his time on an expedition boat looking at alternative energy in microbes 14:08 | Cyrus speaks about why Al Gore failed to create a significant impact on climate change 16:22 | Why we need to focus on regeneration not sustainability if we want to save the planet17:37 | Trevor asks Cyrus what it’s like to sail through the South Pacific garbage patch20:33 | Cyrus explains why there needs to be global policy change to create real impact25:12 | Cyrus shares what he believes needs to happen to create the wake up call we all need31:12 | Cyrus discusses “The Street” project and why it’s about creating appreciation for diversity and sustainabilityEpisode Quotes“Al Gore was talking about climate change and the data that scientists were collecting back in 2006, and it didn’t have the impact that we all thought it would” - Cyrus Foote“I enjoy a good hamburger, and if you threw me on the kill floor I might be a bit disturbed, but I’m not sure I’d stop eating hamburgers because of it” - Trevor Turnbull“I have sailed through the South Pacific trash gyre. When you are out in the ocean and all around you is plastic garbage to the horizon, it’s disheartening. It’s a visual manifestation of how out of alignment we are with utilizing the resources of the planet in unsustainable ways” - Cyrus Foote Episode ResourcesTheMENtorship.WorldBreaking Boundaries (Netflix)The Great Pacific Garbage PatchSeaspiracy (Netflix)An Inconvenient Truth (Al Gore’s documentary)The Dollar Donation ClubProject DrawdownGuest Contact InfoConnect with Cyrus on LinkedInThe Street (a community hub, event space and sustainability education center

In this episode I was joined by Quddus (Q).  As a TV host, producer, media & podcast coach, Quddus has dedicated his life to understanding what it truly means to be our best self and live our purpose out loud.We spoke about how we (as a society) are obsessed with the likes, comments and shares we received on social media...and how it distorts our view of our own self-worth. Quddus shared why we are all “influencers” in our own circles of influence and why he is committed to leading himself and others to step up and embrace their journey, even when life doesn’t go as planned.Episode Topic3:20 | Quddus & Trevor discuss why podcasting is so special and authentic7:51 | Quddus explains who he is and the journey he’s taken to find his calling11:06 | Quddus challenges the concept of “right path vs wrong path” in life14:11 | Why you shouldn’t try to be the middle point of Oprah & Ryan Seacrest15:33 | Trevor explains how a guy in a gratitude bus motivated him to start this show18:00 | Quddus talks about how we often look for external permission to move forward19:20 | Quddus reflects on his “identity” as a celebrity and how he evolved over a decade21:38 | Quddus speaks about the moment that “experiential transformation” changed his life25:30 | Why we’re seeing a shift in talking about “mental health” and what it means to be a man27:48 | How you can make a difference in the world by focusing on your circle of influence29:56 | Why focusing on destination without enjoying the journey will leave you feeling empty33:22 | Quddus spoke about why he created his TedX talk - “Do we need media rehab?”37:43 | Who is the ONE person/mentor that has been most influential in your life (all time)39:36 | Who is the ONE person/mentor that is the most influential in your life (right now)40:44 | What is the ONE philanthropic cause that means the most to you and why?43:47 | What is the ONE thing you are most grateful for in your life right now?44:44 | What is the ONE thing that you are most curious about right now and wanting to explore more in your life?46:17 | What is the ONE thing that scares you right now that you know you must meet with bravery?48:07 | Where can people find out more about you and connect with you online?Episode Quotes“All roads can lead to Rome. Our experience of life doesn’t have a lot to do with the destination. It’s less about the journey or the destination...it’s more about the company that you’re with along the way” - Quddus“Having girls scream my name and put their fingers through my hair was great for my ego, but was it fulfilling? No.  It’s like eating a bag of candy. It’s really sweet for a second and then you feel like shit” - Quddus “When we think about what authenticity is, it’s not being the middle point of Ryan Seacrest and Oprah, it’s being Quddus” - Quddus“What we all do so much of in this world is we look at each other's social media and we start to measure ourselves, compare ourselves and be like other people because they’re successful and we think we need to pretzel into who they are in order to be successful too” - QuddusEpisode ResourcesWhat happened to MTV VJ Quddus (Vice article)Do we need media rehab? (Tedx Talk)King’s Council (Quddus’s Men’s Group for Black Men)Guest Contact Infohttps://www.quddus.co/ Follow Quddus on InstagramFollow Quddus on Facebook

In this episode I am joined by Brian Bogert.  Brian is one of those people that you didn’t know you needed in your life until you hear him share his message. He’s on a mission to impact 1 billion lives and by listening to this episode you’ll be a part of that ripple effect. As he says:Brian teaches how to leverage radical authenticity and awareness to create the intentional life you’ve been dreaming of, but have struggled to create on your own. We spoke about how to live life on purpose and the role our powerful wives have played in our individual “messy” journeys.Episode Topic4:28 | Brian challenged Trevor about why he hesitated to use his name in the show7:38 | Brian and Trevor both speak about the legacy that they intend to leave for their kids12:07 | Brian shares the story of how he almost lost his arm (and his life) and a young child18:18 | Why speaking your truth out loud is the gateway to healing past trauma20:32 | The power of intention and focusing your energy to create everything in your life22:27 | Brian discusses why everyone has a “story” that will connect and resonate with others27:46 | Why human connection does not exist without emotion30:39 | Brian talks about the vulnerable, honest video he recorded with his wife in Jan 202141:02 | Trevor shares a story about a vision created 15 years ago that is coming true w/ his wifeEpisode Quotes“My purpose on this planet is to allow my truth to give others permission to live theirs” - Brian Bogert“I learned not to get stuck by what has happened to me. But, instead get moved by what I can do with it” - Brian Bogert“Whatever you think, whatever you will, whatever you put your energy and focus towards … you have the ability to create it” - Trevor Turnbull“I genuinely believe that we need to choose our pains or our suffering will choose us” - Brian Bogert“If we can actually let those walls down to shift from preventing to creating … you truly can live whatever life you want.  That’s the core of our message - No Limits Living - you can live to whatever limit you set for yourself” - Brian Bogert“I genuinely believe that we need to choose our pains or our suffering will choose us” - Brian Bogert“Every time she speaks the world just pauses and says - she’s incredible. I’m not going to push her, but I just want her to see herself the way I see her, which is the ridiculous powerhouse of an individual she is that is wrapped in this beautiful blanket of empathy and compassion that just bleeds out of her.  She is truly a gift to the world” - Brian Bogert“The reality is we are on a mission to impact 1 billion lives. I say this very clearly because 99.9999999% of people will never pay us a dollar.  And we are very ok with that” - Brian BogertEpisode ResourcesMarriage Hacks With The Bogerts (Youtube)Couples Therapy With John Legend (LinkedIn)[BOOK] The Obstacle Is The Way - Ryan Holiday Guest Contact InfoBrianBogert.comWhoBeforeWhat.comFollow Brian on Instagram Follow Brian on TwitterConnect with Brian on FacebookConnect with Brian on LinkedInWatch Brian on Youtube

In this episode I’m joined by Jeff Swan, Founder of Outbound SOS, a fellow Kelowna(ite?) and someone that I felt an immediate connection to after being introduced by a mutual friend (Danielle Grant).  While Jeff is a master at “selling” and coaching others to improve their sales results, what stands out to me is that he truly leads with value first.We dug deep into the childhood experiences that have shaped his beliefs and why (in his words) he’s known EXACTLY what he’s wanted to do with this life 3 different times.  Which is to say that he’s adapted and evolved as life has thrown curve balls at him over the years.Episode Topic5:47 | Why both Jeff and I feel a sense of “community” in the Okanagan vs the “big city”7:54 | How Jeff knew exactly what he wanted to do …. 3 times … and how he evolved11:10 | Visionaries vs Integrators - what they are and how to know which one YOU are15:08 | Lessons learned in a “restoration business” that sharpened Jeff’s leadership skills20:10 | Jeff shares a story about when he knew that he couldn’t be an “employee”24:32 | Jeff speaks about how his challenging childhood shaped his drive as an entrepreneur27:16 | How to see the duality in all situations in life to move forward when “failure” happens31:59 | Why entrepreneurs get addicted to success and failure33:30 | The importance of “slowing down” to avoid burnout and receive everything you desire38:05 | Who is the ONE person/mentor that has been most influential in your life (all time)39:10 | Who is the ONE person/mentor that is the most influential in your life (right now)41:13| What is the ONE philanthropic cause that means the most to you and why?46:12 | What is the ONE thing you are most grateful for in your life right now?47:02 | What is the ONE thing that you are most curious about right now and wanting to explore more in your life?52:02 | What is the ONE thing that scares you right now that you know you must meet with bravery?53:06 | Where can people find out more about you and connect with you online?Episode Quotes“From the earliest age I knew exactly what I wanted to do. And that changed 3-4 times.  But they were all in the same area of taking everything I am good at and turning it into something that can be sold” - Jeff Swan“It was only 3 years ago I heard the terms visionary and integrator. And when I heard it a lightbulb went off where I said, holy shit I’m a visionary, I gotta stop trying to do all this other stuff” - Trevor Turnbull“I know that when I apply myself I can do anything. When I want to prospect I can book meetings.  When I want to sell I can close deals.  But, I recognized that I want to give it my all on a handful of tasks as opposed to doing a lot not that well” - Jeff Swan“I had almost $1M in my pipeline in Feb 2020. I looked at it and thought this is going to be my best month ever, my best year ever. And then boom...COVID hit.  All of my pipeline disappeared” - Jeff Swan“There’s a lot of resources, programs, courses, live events and Tony Robbins that will teach you how to goalset and manifest your future, and then shit happens.  And how you react is ultimately the indicator of how your life ends up going” - Trevor Turnbull“I just talked to a guy the other day who said - that was my million dollar mistake - and I said - oh you only have one of those?  That’s a right of passage if you are an entrepreneur!” - Trevor Turnbull“We are entrepreneurs. When shit hits the fan, you don’t go look for a job.  You figure out innovative ways to solve problems” - Trevor Turnbull“When I look back at my entire history, my entrepreneurship, my ability to just pick up and go, it really comes from the fact that I didn’t have any safety net whatsoever.  

In this episode I was joined by Dai Manuel and Nik Wood.  The two of them have created an incredible space for men wanting to be GREAT men. For themselves, their families, their friends and for the world. I personally discovered this space at a time when I was searching for a community where I could show up, be seen, be heard and be accountable to becoming the greatest version of myself.We spoke about the story behind how The MENtorship World community came to be and WHY they created it.  The weekly calls that Dai & Nik created came into my life at a time when I wasn’t even sure what I was looking for, and it was exactly what I needed.  I encourage any of the men watching/listening to this episode to join us on a future call as it will provide you with the support and accountability to be the greatest version of yourself.Episode Topic7:30 | Dai talks about WHY he was inspired to create a safe space for men to be vulnerable10:50 | Nik talks about WHY he was inspired to create a safe space for men to be seen & heard19:30 | Dai addresses the topic of “vulnerability” and why it’s a strength, not a weakness23:09 | Nik speaks to why it’s so important to share without judgement or coaching29:27 | Why men are driven by “competition” and how it holds them back from growth31:05 | Why men should celebrate “being human” and aspire to be “superhuman” 39:32 | How surrounding yourself with other great men motivates you to “do the work”48:48 | Why I decided to join the weekly calls and why I keep showing up every week50:30 | How to connect with Dai & Nik and how to join a MENtorship callEpisode Quotes“There were parts of my life where I was really ego driven, very focused on my career.  And as such, those things that I always said were important to me (family, relationships, etc) weren’t a priority any longer.  I wasn’t living in integrity” - Dai Manuel“As I was maturing and doing my own inner work (coaches, psychologist, counsellors) I realized I didn’t have a lot of close male friends.  Friends that I could be open with, honest with, completely transparent with …. and not fear that I’m going to be judged” - Dai Manuel“I sometimes joke that I’m a trojan horse, I’m this giant dude so no one ever questions my manliness. But I’m really emotional.  So, it creates a space that other men can share whatever is alive and real for them” - Nik Wood“I feel we are in the process right now, especially men, where we are redefining what vulnerability is to us. And, I’m loving this conversation that is happening globally” - Dai Manuel“I think of vulnerability as being courageously authentic. We ask men to share - what’s alive and real for you - and it invites them to lean into living a wholehearted life” - Nik Wood“When people share in the group that they had a conversation with their father or mother or partner or kids to a deeper degree than they ever have before in their lives, that matters to me” - Nik Wood“These conversations are healing. One of the things that hit me in the last few weeks was that being able to share what’s alive and real for you without coaching or mentoring or feeling that you are broken - there is something to it that helps you get to that next level” - Trevor Turnbull“The point is, who are we choosing to be? Dai rolls out of bed impressive to most of the world. And, he’s still challenging himself to his tender edge” - Nik Wood“I gain a lot of motivation and inspiration from the men that I’ve been able to connect to. Sometimes it’s spoken and sometimes it’s an unspoken accountability to keep showing up and do the work” - Dai Manuel

In this episode I’m joined by Nick Cavuoto.  Nick partners with high-impact entrepreneurs to make their business smarter, stronger and more successful in order to unlock their maximum impact in the world.We had a great conversation about the importance of defining your values, mission, vision and purpose in life.Episode Topic3:58 | Trevor shares some of the inspirational quotes that Nick has shared recently5:46 | The life journey that led Nick to find his purpose and destiny as a wounded healer11:32 | Nick talks about his intent behind filling & hosting a live event with 10 days notice17:22 | How do givers win and the role that faith plays in trusting the process22:09 | Nick speaks about what his “finish line” looks like and how he envisions getting there28:57 | Why happiness is the source that people aim to achieve (not survival)36:02 | The massive impact of creating content and documenting your journey 41:30 | Who is the ONE person/mentor that has been most influential in your life (all time)42:54 | Who is the ONE person/mentor that is the most influential in your life (right now)45:12 | What is the ONE philanthropic cause that means the most you and why?48:57 | What is the ONE thing you are most grateful for in your life right now?52:20 | What is the ONE thing that you are most curious about right now and wanting to explore more in your life?59:03 | What is the ONE thing that scares you right now that you know you must meet with bravery?1:02:50 | Where can people find out more about you and connect with you online?Episode Quotes“Thank you for not believing in me” - Nick Cavuoto “What would your life look like if you were in control of your reactions“ - Nick Cavuoto “If you try you risk failure...if you don’t you ensure it“ - Nick Cavuoto "Your disappointments are going to lead to your destiny“ - Nick Cavuoto “Be a good person….“ - Nick Cavuoto “If you keep playing small you are going to get steamrolled!!!“ - Nick Cavuoto “I have a responsibility to step up and to encourage other people to do the same” - Nick Cavuoto “God has created people so we can be a reflection and see things in others that we are incapable of seeing in ourselves.  And, I think that’s life’s greatest gift” - Nick Cavuoto“I’ve watched speakers who have the most insane and greatest ability cower to fear because they don’t feel they are good enough to share their greatest message” - Nick Cavuoto “I’d rather be known as someone who has audacious faith as opposed to someone who has a heavy pocket.  To me that doesn’t matter, it’s just gas.  I don’t care about the gas. I care about where we are going and the journey we are on” - Nick Cavuoto “I’ve just never been afraid to talk about the things in my life that I’ve failed at - and that’s my superpower” - Nick Cavuoto“I hear people say a lot - choose faith over fear - I say how about we choose fun over fear and we allow that to be a catalyst to our faith” - Nick Cavuoto “We try to solve spiritual problems in our physical reality. And, I dont’ think that’s the best way to solve problems in life” - Nick Cavuoto “For the first time in history (that we know) happiness is the source of what people aim to achieve” - Nick Cavuoto “If we can tap into a different layer of what we know to be true, that becomes the north star” - Nick Cavuoto“When we have safety we can have success and when we have success we can find luck. And, luck is divine” - Nick Cavuoto “When you judge yourself you can’t learn.  I don’t judge anything about my experience anymore about how goo

In this episode, I’m joined by Dwight Heck.  Dwight and I met a few months ago at the MENtorship Monday events.  He always stood out to me as someone that speaks his unfiltered truth.  We spoke about how the education system in North America is broken, specifically in it’s lack of focus on emotional intelligence, financial literacy and relationship building. We also spoke about how it’s easy for some people to look at someone else that is “successful” and say “man, you are lucky”.  He shared a story about a speaker that shifted his belief about what it means to intentionally create your own future, no matter what your current circumstances might be.Episode Topic5:27 | The childhood experiences that shaped Dwight’s view on the value of relationships7:30 | Why learning “the rules of the money game” is a fundamental skill everyone needs12:46 | Why the school system is broken and what needs to be addressed to fix it22:07 | Dwight shares a story about “luck” and why “success” has nothing to do with luck27:20 | How to create financial freedom by focusing on your mindset, heart and emotions33:37 | Who is the ONE person/mentor that has been most influential in your life (all time)39:43 | Who is the ONE person/mentor that is the most influential in your life (right now)42:42 | What is the ONE philanthropic cause that means the most to you and why?47:48 | What is the ONE thing you are most grateful for in your life right now?48:22 | What is the ONE thing that you are most curious about right now and wanting to explore deeper?50:58| What is the ONE thing that scares you right now that you know you must meet with bravery?52:16 | Where can people find out more about you and connect with you online?Episode Quotes“It’s better to be thought of as an idiot than to open your mouth and remove all doubt” - Dwight Heck“Part of the motivation to move our family down to Costa Rica is because of the school system.  We want an environment where our kids are learning about emotional intelligence and going surfing in board shorts for physical activity” - Trevor Turnbull  “I want our kids to learn about personal development, I want them to learn about how to communicate with people, I want them to learn about how to internalize the strife in their brain that’s causing them so much grief” - Dwight Heck“There is no magic formula for success when it comes to starting your own business and becoming financially free.  It’s a bunch of small decisions that get made over time” - Trevor TurnbullEpisode Resources [VIDEO] Call To Courage (Brene Brown)[BOOK] Daring Greatly (Brene Brown)Dexter Yager (Amway Leader)Tony Whatley (365 Driven)The MENtorship World

In this episode I’m joined by Zoe Share.  Zoe is the Founder of Schmooz Media and the CEO/Owner of Daddy’s Digest, a parenting publication focused on Dads that is changing the narrative around active conscious parenting (where men are not only involved on the periphery but involved in the day to day).We spoke about why she decided to acquire the Daddy’s Digest publication and her vision for creating a space for Dad’s (and men in general) to be able to search for answers that difficult to find in the online space.  Some of the topics discussed include how to become a better Dad, mental health challenges, personal relationship dynamics and how to balance work & parenting.Episode Topic5:44 | Why did Zoe decide to acquire a Daddy blog?11:05 | Why it’s important for guys to have a place to share and be heard15:52 | The responsibility that Zoe feels in creating a space for Dad’s to share their stories17:23 | Why she decided to go back to working full time 2 months after having a baby21:55 | Zoe’s driving force behind answering the question “now what?” in her publication28:31 | Who is writing the content that is contributing to the library of info for Dad’s?30:39 | How does Daddy’s Digest decide what content can be published on their site?34:55 | The secret to balancing work and parenting - so your kids don’t hate you! :)39:12 | Who is the ONE person/mentor that has been most influential in your life (all time)41:40 | Who is the ONE person/mentor that is the most influential in your life (right now)43:53 | What is the ONE philanthropic cause that means the most to you and why?48:24 | What is the ONE thing you are most grateful for in your life right now?48:51 | What is the ONE thing that you are most curious about right now and wanting to explore deeper?49:28 | What is the ONE thing that scares you right now that you know you must meet with bravery?51:29 | Where can people find out more about you and connect with you online?Episode Quotes“Men are looking for answers to questions that are deep and sensitive and challenging, and it takes them to a pink blog speaking to women that continues the narrative about a man needing to play a particular role in society” - Zoe Share“I like to hop on podcasts and have good conversations, and when I do that it doesn’t make me a bad Dad...I’m actually creating something to hopefully inspire my kids in the future” - Trevor Turnbull“It’s a huge responsibility because it’s not my story, but if I can make space for other people to share their stories, I am honored to have the opportunity to do that” - Zoe Share“When someone goes to Google and types in - how do I support my friend who’s son is now a women - I want them to find Daddy’s Digest” - Zoe Share“Showing up for yourself first and then showing up for your kids, that is part of the journey that I want to be able to open up for others” - Zoe Share“Reading for me was my escape, it still is.  And, now I get to create that for other people. I just love it!” - Zoe ShareEpisode ResourcesDaddy Digest - Acquiring a Dad Publication … When You Are A Mom

In this episode I pause, reflect and celebrate the experience of recording and listening to the first 9 episodes of The Trevor Turnbull Show.  The inspiration for creating this podcast has evolved over time, but the foundational element has always been to have vulnerable, honest conversations that will inspire me to embrace my own “mess” and live my best life.My hope is that these interviews have been inspiring for you as well.  And, one of the key takeaways from reflecting on the first 9 episodes was a realization that podcasting is healing.  Deep I know :) I explain what I mean by this in this solo episode.  Thank you for listening to date and I look forward to sharing more inspiring stories with you in the weeks, months and years ahead!Episode Topic1:00 | Review of the first 9 episodes and what I learned in those conversations8:00 | When I realized that podcasting is healing (and what I mean by this)11:20 | The blessing that this podcast has provided to me (and hopefully you too!)13:47 | What to expect in future episodes - some amazing interviews coming up!Episode Resources[EP1] - Why I Created A Podcast (And What You Can Expect) | Trevor Turnbull[EP2] Hockey, Drugs, Failure & REHABIT (Part 1) | Mike Olaski[EP3] Hockey, Drugs, Failure & REHABIT (Part 2) | Mike Olaski[EP4] Let Your Journey To ONENESS Begin Here | Danielle Grant[EP5] - The Impact Of Vulnerability In Fatherhood, Leadership & Content Marketing | Ron Tite[EP6] The Power Of Sharing Your Truth To Unlock Unlimited Possibilities | Zion Kim[EP7] Why Every Level Up Brings The Devil Up | Dr. Nima Rahmany[EP8] How To Invent A World Of Unlimited Possibilities! | Chris Hawker[EP9] Do Givers Finish First Or Last? | Michael GrahamThe Wisdom of Trauma (Gabor Mate - Documentary)

In this episode I’m joined by Michael Graham. Michael has been a friend of mine for 10 years now and is someone that has a massive heart and is truly a “giver”.  If you’ve ever read the book “Give & Take” by Adam Grant, you’ll know what I mean by this. :)Michael and I had a great conversation about his childhood where he was adopted at the age of 2 and how that has impacted his life, family and relationships over the last 50 years.  We also spoke about the idea of “selfishness” and whether or not it is the most “selfless” thing we can do to be the greatest versions of ourselves and be of service to others.Episode Topic6:29 | Michael’s journey from being adopted at the age of 2 to finding his birth parents10:00 | How he landed in the hospitality industry and made Whistler his home11:42 | How his childhood experiences impacted his future relationships and what he’s learned25:40 | Why being “selfish” can be the most “selfless” thing you can do to be of serve to others34:36 | Who is the ONE person/mentor that has been most influential in your life (all time)35:54 | Who is the ONE person/mentor that is the most influential in your life (right now)36:38 | What is the ONE philanthropic cause that means the most to you and why?39:06 | What is the ONE thing you are most grateful for in your life right now?41:11 | What is the ONE thing that you are most curious about right now and wanting to explore deeper?42:23 | What is the ONE thing that scares you right now that you know you must meet with bravery?45:02 | Where can people find out more about you and connect with you online?Episode Quotes“Going from one relationship to another only delays the inevitable.  Until you can take the time and look at yourself, you will continue to repeat the negative patterns” - Michael Graham“Vulnerability can be your greatest strength if you allow it to be” - Trevor Turnbull“When you are selfish about your commitment to being the greatest version of yourself, that’s the most selfless thing you can do to be of serve to others” - Trevor Turnbull“I realized that trying to impose my journey on my partner(s) was selfish on my part.  It’s their journey and they need to experience it on their own terms and timeline” - Michael Graham “In raising our kids, I can tell them what to do, but if they see me being the example it is going to land 10x more for them” - Trevor Turnbull “Someone asked me the other day - “what’s your dream job” - I have 2. I want to do a TEDtalk to bring awareness to these topics we are discussing and I want to be a photographer for National Geographic. Both of those things will enable me to fulfill my passions - travel, people and serving” - Michael GrahamEpisode ResourcesBrene BrownGabby BernsteinDr. Joe DiSpenzaSadhguru / Mathew Mccounegy interviewSelfish vs Selfless (definition)