The Chris Harder Show

Lori and I both bring in such different perspectives when we look at topics together. This week, Lori gets to give more details on her exciting upcoming project, and how we are dealing with all of the fear and doubt that comes along with a pivot and new product launch.

Jess Ekstrom, the founder of Headbands of Hope, talks about how she built a for-profit, for-cause business, getting paid as a speaker, and re-training your brain to be optimistic.

Let’s talk about how you can 3X your income. I’m going to share why it’s realistic, why I specifically chose that amount, and how you can do it.

We are back with another episode where I sit down with my wife Lori and we talk about what’s going on in our lives around a cup of coffee. This week, we have a few questions from our listeners about saying no to friends, setting boundaries, and love languages.

Marcus Ogden was a successful NFL player for 5 years and went on to launch an incredibly successful construction firm in his retirement before losing it all. This is a story about doing everything right but making one mistake that can cause you everything.

What is the 2nd best thing money could buy? In my opinion, the best thing money can buy is impact, contribution, and generosity. Being able to make a difference in somebody else’s lives. But the second-best thing, and a close second at that, is freedom. It’s choice. If you are going to work your tail off, make a ton of abundance, do it for the freedom it brings you.

Lori and I are sitting down to have some coffee and have some unscripted talk about what’s on our mind. We just got back from spending a few days in Park City with some high-level entrepreneurial couples to talk about life, and it was a great trip. If you’re a hard-charger, it is so important to give yourself some forced breaks in order to give yourself some fun and some rest.

Dr. Rob Murgatroyd is a former multi-seven figure earning chiropractor who was just dominating the space before he woke up one morning and realized he was not fulfilled and not happy. He’s here to tell all of you who want to make a massive transition but don’t know how to do it.

Today, I’m with my better half to reveal 3 things that have made us really successful. We sat down to examine what we do differently than those people who feel stuck, and we figured it out. And we’re going to share it with you.

We’re getting personal today. I went and got my personal trainer, Abe Maynard, and begged him to come on the show. I throw questions at him about my training goals and about the goals you face as a busy entrepreneur and what you should be making a priority.

I tell you the factors you need to consider when setting your pricing as you become more valuable in your industry.

I pick Rory Vaden’s brain on the reputation formula, how to stand out when everyone else is trying to be a brand, and finding where you need to concentrate on your business.

I’m going to be sharing a personal story about what I discovered about myself and what I was reminded of when I had to put our dog, Waffles, down last week, including some of the things I realized about having wealth and choice, what it can do for you in tough situations, and the things I learned about how to show up in the face of adversity.

I’m sitting down with Jonathan Slain, author of Rock the Recession and founder of Recession.com. He is the foremost expert on how to get ready for any kind of downturn, because downturns are always guaranteed.

Stop worrying about the few people who don’t get it, and start worrying about the ones who do. This one thing is holding so many of you back, and it’s a game-changer.