Success Through Failure with Jim Harshaw Jr

CODY LUNDIN is an internationally recognized professional survival instructor with more than 28 years of hands-on teaching experience. Cody's love of all things self-reliant began as a child with the influence of his homesteading grandparents. The only child of a military family, Cody moved frequently. During these years of migration, with no formal base to call home, Nature became Cody’s constant companion. Today he is one of the world’s leading survival experts and the founder of the Aboriginal Living

Religion is a topic, like politics, I typically avoid. It’s polarizing to the point that most people cannot discuss it without emotion and judgement. I tackle the subject in this episode including the hard questions like why do bad things happen, do I really believe the Bible, and how I went from a non-believer to a believer.

My goal with this episode is to bring you another interview with a “regular guy” who has found a way to have it all. I want to show you that you can lead an amazing life and achieve meaningful goals while not being an internationally acclaimed speaker or a Navy SEAL or a bestselling author. My guest today is Dr. Isaac Greeley. He’s a regular guy in that he doesn’t have a book to promote or a product to sell you. Beyond that, he’s anything but regular. Isaac is an entrepreneur, coach, and chiroprac

Does success require hard work? Well, yes and no. When you discover how to turn hard work into inspired action, the pain and suffering that is required to achieve meaningful goals get easier. But you have to stop and do the work. You have to discover what’s important, why it’s important, and how to set goals that are connected to those things. But there’s fear. I know. And doubt. So, you wait. Maybe next year. Maybe when you read one more book or talk to one more expert. So the waiting continues.

Born and raised in Thompson, CT, Eric Kapitulik attended at the US Naval Academy, where he was a four-year varsity letter player on the Division I Lacrosse team. Graduating in 1995, Eric went on to serve in the US Marine Corps as both an Infantry Officer and Special Operations Officer with 1st Force Reconnaissance Company, 1st Marine Division. As a Platoon Commander, Eric led a team of 20 covert operations specialists on numerous Special Forces-related missions, including long-range reconnaissance...

Don Yaeger is a nationally acclaimed inspirational speaker, longtime Associate Editor of Sports Illustrated, and author of over 30 books, eleven of which have become New York Times Best-sellers. Don left Sports Illustrated in 2008 to pursue a public speaking career that has allowed him to share stories learned from the greatest winners of our generation with audiences as diverse as Fortune 10 companies to cancer survivor groups.

A primer on the Reveal Your Path Environment of Excellence. So you don’t have the experience. You don’t have the degree. You don’t have enough money. You’re surrounded by the wrong people. You haven’t written a book. You don’t have a podcast. You’ve failed. There are reasons why your situation doesn’t position you for the success that you dream of. That may be making a million dollars, losing 15 lbs, running a marathon or starting a business. wrong people. You haven’t written a book. You d

Dr. James Kelley, author of The Crucible’s Gift: 5 Lessons from Authentic Leaders Who Thrive in Adversity. Dr. Kelley brings a fresh perspective to leadership. From a humble home in Portland, Oregon to earning his PhD and living near Dubai with his wife and four children, James’ journey is full of adversity. He also has a keen interest in the adversity that shapes great leaders around the world. Whether it’s on his podcast, Executives After Hours, or giving a keynote speech at a conference, James love

An Episode on Saying "Yes" to the Right Things. Saying “no” is hard. Especially when you want to maximize your life and take advantage of every opportunity. Or if you’re a people pleaser, like me. Saying “yes” is easy but, little do we know in that moment that we’re inherently saying “no” to something else. Your time and energy are limited so you need to spend them on your highest value tasks. If it’s at work, saying “yes” to one project means saying “no” to another task that yo

If Drew’s name sounds familiar to long-time listeners, you may remember him from about 100 episodes ago in episode #53. Drew is the NY Times Best Selling Author of the book, Fit2Fat2Fit. He is best known for his Fit2Fat2Fit.com experiment that took the media by storm when his story went viral. He has been featured on shows such as Dr. Oz, Good Morning America, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The View and many more. He is a certified personal trainer and through his Fit2Fat2Fit journey has inspired ...

Tips and tactics for creating momentum. We hear people tell us to “just do it.” To “take action.” But what’s the RIGHT action? Where do we start? You don’t want to go down the wrong path or make the wrong first move. You want to know exactly what you’re supposed to do right now. In this episode I share tips and tactics that will help you determine the right actions to take so that you can create the momentum that you need to succeed.

Optimize eating and exercising based on your DNA. CEO and co-founder of Fitness Genes Dr. Dan Reardon. FitnessGenes is the first DNA-testing platform of its kind to eliminate guesswork from fitness and nutrition. With a simple DNA test, their team of genetic scientists reveals specific traits including metabolic tendencies, dietary sensitivities, fat burning capacity, muscle type, recovery time and more so that you can optimize your diet and workouts for maximum results. Dr. Reardon is a medical doctor...

Romal Tune is the son of a drug-addicted single parent mother. He found his way out of poverty and graduated from Howard University and Duke School of Divinity. He became a minister, a sought-after speaker, and social entrepreneur. Outwardly, he was successful but inside he was battling the trauma and emotional brokenness caused by his upbringing. After reconciling with his mother, she died of lung cancer. Romal then endured his second divorce.

Balance. It seems to be this elusive thing that we chase, hoping that one day we’ll catch it. We juggle work and family while trying to fit in exercise, fun, helping others… maybe starting a business on the side. It all just feels like too much. I get it. I’ve felt that way too. But there’s a better way. There IS a way to slow down. There is a way to find balance. There is a way to get to the things that are important to you. There is a way to find balance. Give this episode a listen to find out.

Today I bring you, David Burkus. David Burkus is a best-selling author, a sought-after speaker and associate professor of leadership and innovation at Oral Roberts University. His forthcoming book, Friend of a Friend, offers readers a new perspective on how to grow their networks and build key connections—one based on the science of human behavior, not rote networking advice. He’s delivered keynotes to the leaders of Fortune 500 companies and the future leaders of the United States Naval Academy.