Your body can react faster than your values, and that gap is where regret lives. We’re joined by Nima Rahmani, creator of the Trigger-Proof methodology, to talk about what actually changes when you stop trying to “think” your way out of pain and start working with your nervous system, your attachment style, and the younger parts of you that still believe love has to be earned. Nima shares his raw shift from a validation-driven identity to a trauma-informed approach built on accountability, s...
Aug 5
1 hr
A book titled “How I Lost My Left Nut And Other Life Lessons” sounds like a joke until you hear the depth behind it. We sit down with Kevin Davis, founder of Maxed Out Man, to talk about the kind of resilience you can’t fake, the failures you learn from in public, and why integrity is easier than maintaining a curated image for the rest of your life. Kevin lays out a simple, hard-working framework for men’s personal development that connects the dots between mindset, fitness, faith, entrepre...
Jul 29
59 min
Your water heater dies, your furnace quits, or your power bill jumps and suddenly you’re forced to make a big home decision fast. The problem is the process: confusing options, unclear pricing, and the dreaded parade of strangers walking through your house just to get an estimate. We sit down with Grant Gunnison, founder and CEO of Zero Homes, to talk about how he’s trying to make home electrification feel as simple as ordering any modern service from your phone. Grant brings an unusua...
Jul 22
58 min
If you’re a man trying to stay strong without turning bitter, you’ve probably felt the squeeze: get told masculinity is the problem, then get sold a rage-filled “manosphere” solution that makes everything worse. We wanted a smarter third option, so we brought on Bill McCamley, former New Mexico Secretary of Labor, educator, and mental health advocate, to talk through what modern manhood can look like when it’s confident, emotionally healthy, and actually connected to other people. We dig int...
Jul 15
57 min
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Jul 8
1 hr 5 min
Most of us don’t need another hype speech. We need a repeatable way to live that doesn’t collapse the moment stress hits. That’s why I sat down with David Fullmer, entrepreneur, speaker, and author of Becoming Seven: The Superhuman Rhythm, to talk about the real work behind personal growth: extreme ownership, daily habits, and the decision to stop letting the past run the present. David shares pieces of his story, from a difficult childhood and youth correctional programs to addiction, anger...
Jul 1
59 min
Change sounds exciting until you’re the one who has to do it. When leaders announce a new direction, most teams don’t hear a strategy deck, they hear a threat to safety, competence, and stability. We sit down with Travis Halher, a change and transformation leader with a neuroscience background and the author of Rethink Resistance, to explain what’s really happening in the brain when people push back and why “resistance isn’t rebellion, it’s biology.” We dig into the uncomfortable truth...
Jun 24
1 hr 3 min
If you’ve ever thought, “I know what to do, so why can’t I do it,” this conversation hits the nerve and gives you a way out. We sit down with Dr. John Oberg, a human behavior strategist and healthcare innovator whose work targets one of the biggest problems in modern health: chronic metabolic disease and type 2 diabetes. Along the way, John shares a near-death car crash story that reshaped how he sees faith, relationships, and service, and why that personal turning point connects directly to ...
Jun 17
1 hr
Indecision looks harmless until you watch what it does to a team. The longer a leader waits for perfect clarity, the more momentum leaks out of the room, and the more “temporary” workarounds become the permanent culture. We sit down with global leadership coach Crispin Thompson to get brutally practical about why smart, capable people freeze and what it takes to make clean decisions without pretending the risk is not real. We break hesitation into three drivers you can actually diagnose: fea...
Jun 10
58 min
You can’t “someday” your way into a new life, and David Schnurman proves it. He and his wife take their three kids, pack up what they can fit into 11 suitcases, and move from Brooklyn to Barcelona. No fantasy montage, no perfect timing, just a chain of small decisions that turns a pipe dream into a real family relocation abroad. We talk about what expat life in Barcelona actually feels like: the language gap, the Catalan reality, the daily adjustments, and the surprising ways travel ex...
Jun 3
53 min
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