Growth Mindset University

Brennen Seaman is 19 years old, he makes over $100k yearly, he was hanging with Tai Lopez at his home a few weeks ago, and he doesn't go to school. Some people just know how to make money, and Brennen is one of those people. Talking points: + MONEY MONEY MONEY - How to make a ton of it! + Why you need money to be able to make your impact + How to get high ticket clients leveraging relationships + How to get high ticket clients leveraging LinkedIn + Why formal education doesn't teach you much + Leveraging habits to change your life and crush the competition + The power of customer obsession + Experience trumps belief + Learning with YouTube Visit Brennen at https://www.mobiledetailingofnaples.com/ and https://www.instagram.com/brennen_seaman/

Carrick Felix is a former NBA player, TEDx speaker, and tech entrepreneur. Carrick is an Arizona native and the founder of IMC. He graduated from Arizona State University in 2013 where he earned his Bachelors and Masters degree in Communications, finishing with a 3.85 GPA. During his time at Arizona State University Carrick was a member of the men’s basketball team where he received honors such as; Scholar-Athlete of the Year in the PAC 12, PAC 12 Player of the Week 4 times, ESPN Player of the Month, as well as being honored on the Dean’s List. Carrick was then drafted in the 2013 NBA Draft, selected 33rd overall by the Cleveland Cavaliers alongside #1 pick Anthony Bennet. During his time in the NBA, Carrick spent a lot of his off time participating in community service, motivational speaking, and shadowing business professionals. He then went on to start a tech company called ZNGIT, which was an online concierge service for outdoor recreational equipment. He also became an angel investor for small startups. However his true passion is serving others. After realizing his purpose he went on to create IMC. He decided to create a platform to build individuals externally but, more important, internally. Today's talking points include... + How Carrick lived out of his car, while raising a kid, while earning a 3.85 GPA, and scoring 14.6ppg + Trusting the process to overcome adversity + Self-discovery + How to find your tribe and eliminate fake friends + Why neutrality should be your enemy + Winning body language + Why hand gestures make such a difference in communication Connect with Carrick on Instagram @Carrick_Felix and https://imcfamily.com/

This was a lecture given at Florida Gulf Coast University on tapping into the power of LinkedIn. The video version can be viewed at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B12vQeRV2w4 and JordanParisHealth.com/ep51 Talking points include: + Why LinkedIn + What to do + Why post + Who's doing it + How they post (screenshots and analysis) + The Snowball Effect... all the way to 114,272 views in 3 days + Results - Winning the long game + Why comment + 3 elements of a powerful LinkedIn profile + How to stand out + Golden rules Connect with Jordan on LinkedIn and Instagram: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordan-paris-health https://www.instagram.com/j_paris_/

Tayo Rockson lived on four different continents by the age of 18. He is a storyteller, cultural translator, and brand strategist for change-makers on a mission to use their difference to make a difference. He's been named "Top 40 Millennial Influencers" by New Theory and is a 3x TEDx speaker, President/CEO of UYD Management, and the host of the podcast "As Told by Nomads," which Entrepreneur Magazine ranked the #2 business podcast with over 200 five-star ratings. His work has been recognized by Forbes, Inc., Huffington Post, Business Insider, and countless others. Learning objectives: 1) How to win friends and influence people 2) Use your difference to make a difference 3) How to build a speaking career 4) How to deal with negativity 5) The art of diplomacy 6) How to communicate with others 7) Empathy Connect with Tayo at https://tayorockson.com/ and @TayoRockson on Instagram.

Joel Kahn, MD, of Detroit, Michigan, is a practicing cardiologist, and a Clinical Professor of Medicine at Wayne State University School of Medicine. He graduated Summa Cum Laude from the University of Michigan Medical School. Known as "America's Healthy Heart Doc", Dr. Kahn has double board certification in Internal Medicine and Cardiovascular Medicine. He was the first physician in the world to certify in Metabolic Cardiology with A4M/MMI and the University of South Florida. Dr. Kahn has authored scores of publications in his field including articles, book chapters, and monographs. He writes health articles and has five books in publication including Your Whole Heart Solution, Dead Execs Don't Get Bonuses and The Plant-Based Solution. He has regular appearances on Dr. Phil, The Doctors Show, Dr. Oz, Larry King Now, Joe Rogan Experience, and with Bassem Youssef. He has been awarded a Health Hero award from Detroit Crain's Business and owns 3 health restaurants in Detroit and Austin, Texas. Learning objective: Understanding arterial age and how to prevent and reverse heart disease. Talking points: 1) What causes heart disease 2) How big a problem is it 3) How is it diagnosed early 4) How is it prevented 5) Role of diet 6) Role of lifestyle 7) Role of supplements 8) What accelerates aging 9) Why we're having way too much protein 10) The case for veganism 11) What happens when you are on an all meat diet Visit Dr. Joel Kahn at www.drjoelkahn.com and www.kahnlongevitycenter.com

Learning objectives: 1) How to grow your business, brand, and social following. 2) How to do $100k in book pre-order sales. 3) How to get booked to speak. 4) How to get featured in mainstream media 5) How to utilize FB groups for your business. 6) How to get a verification badge on social media. Vin Clancy is one of the most infamous marketers in the world, known for his cutting-edge growth hacks and genius business ideas. (He also looks awesome). His growth hacking book raised over $100,000 in pre-orders, which he supported with a 100-date speaking tour in ten countries around the world. He has spoken in over 40 different cities in ten different countries. He has been featured in publications like Fortune, Buzzfeed, The Daily Telegraph, The New Statesman, Wired, Vice, Inc., and many more, and coaches founders to growth hack their own businesses. (He hates boring people in business, which is, frankly, most people in his field. But he is very polite as he is English). His talks at conferences and events around the world focus on marketing, sales, social media, and writing. (But they aren’t a “sit down and daydream” affair like most talks, people have legit called them life-changing. He has a wall of tweets and private messages of stunned attendees) His "growth hacking in real time" talk was voted best talk at SXSW V2V in Las Vegas. (The more experienced speakers hated him for this, he was the punk kid in tight pants and great hair who made a mockery of their “serious” presentations, completely by accident). He founded the online magazines Planetivy.com & https://screenrobot.com/, which received nearly 20 million pageviews with zero marketing spend in their first two years, while content he has overseen for other clients has received over 150 million page views so far. His current online magazine is a Facebook group, Traffic and Copy, which has over 10,000 members, close to 90% active engagement, and contributions from thousands of entrepreneurs. Right now Vincent teaches company founders, influencers, and marketing managers how to grow their companies through a combination of rapid social media growth, and guerrilla community management tactics, in his private coaching groups, and through consulting with Marketing executives. He speaks truth to the many lies internet marketers tell, and is the most entertaining marketer in the world right now ;) His new book: “Ace The Game: The 100 best growth hacks in the world right now” made $10,000 in it’s first hour of release and is the most important marketing and business book of 2018. Grab it at Http://acethegame.com Http://vinclancy.com Don't listen to this podcast if you don't like money.

Craving = suffering. To stop suffering, stop craving. To stop craving, experience reality as is and with clarity... but how do we do that? This simple Buddhist practice answers that.

It is estimated that 81% of Americans want to write a book and even feel they have a book in them. That’s about 263.8 million people [1]. Of those 263.8 million, only 45,300 are published authors [2], which is 0.00017%. This 12-minute clip explains exactly how to become a part of the 0.00017% that actually follows through on what they say they are going to do (and do it quickly). The show notes (which includes the step-by-step process, the video of how to create a cover in photoshop, how to get your book published, and links to hire someone to format and edit the book for under $100) can be found at JordanParisHealth.com/ep46 References: 1) https://www.nytimes.com/2002/09/28/opinion/think-you-have-a-book-in-you-think-again.html 2) https://www.statista.com/statistics/572476/number-writers-authors-usa/

Learning objectives: 1) Learn why balance is important and how to incorporate balance exercises into your life without expensive equipment. 2) Learn why skipping leg day causes cardiovascular disease. 3) Be willing to go where the business exists. Balance is an incredibly important factor in living a long, healthy life. Chris Williams (NASM CPT) created Balance University, a balance-based exercise program to improve your balance, flexibility, and posture. (Fitness isn't about throwing weights around in the gym, it's about functional movements) Balance University is the summation of 16 years in the fitness industry and the testing of various different methods, ideas, programs, and tests. Chris has worked with hundreds of clients through thousands of sessions, which helped him to form a balance program unlike any other. In short: We talked all things fitness, so if you are ready for a body makeover (the new year is coming!), then this is the conversation for you. Get the Balance University book on Amazon: https://amzn.to/2S2QRGx Visit Chris at https://www.emeritushealthfitness.com/

Learning Objective: Develop a website that looks, feels, and functions like that of a fortune 500 company. A website is the centerpiece of any brand, so it is vitally important to have it done right since a poor website can be a liability more than anything else. In this short clip, you'll learn to use the same powerful open-source software used by the White House, Mercedes-Benz, Vogue, Time Magazine, Usain Bolt, Snoop Dogg, Microsoft, and many of the largest companies in the world. For show notes and resources referenced in this episode, visit JordanParisHealth.com/ep44. Learn how to build a website with OceanWP theme and Elementor Page Builder with 29 video lessons at http://www.tyler.com/ To leave it to the professionals to develop a website that looks, feels, and functions like that of a fortune 500 company, visit http://TheWPRocketeer.com/ or email JP@TheWPRocketeer.com with your inquiry - Launch your dreams to infinity and beyond by contacting The WordPress Rocketeer. Example websites: http://jordanparis.com/ https://growth-mindset-book.com/ https://stevejordan.com/ http://drrogerholisticvet.com/ https://chancegalloway.com/

Education has popped up in conversation with many guests on the podcast, so this is a "Best Of" episode that highlights the best excerpts on this topic from the past few months. Tuition prices are going through the roof while the value of a degree is plummeting. Friends of mine are graduating with finance degrees and getting serving jobs. And if they do get a job, it's a dead-end one where they end up miserable. I have never understood the concept of working your tail off doing pointless busy-work all in the hopes of getting a job where the people that currently have that job are unhappy with it. This is bad enough, but what makes it worse is the fact that what we're learning is archaic. We're learning about newspaper print ads, inventory carrying costs, categories of equipment based service, and the degree of the angle at which a ladder leans against a wall. Archaic, irrelevant, silly. What about the psychology of investing (Tony Robbins), how not to split the difference in a negotiation (Christopher Voss), why we should start with why in terms of branding, marketing, and communication (Simon Sinek), how to network, hold a conversation, and make people like you (Vanessa Van Edwards) ... why aren't we learning the important, relevant stuff? The nail in the coffin is that I would never take any sort of life advice from 90% of my professors. I want to make it clear I am not blaming the professors. It is the system. It seems that many classes are under strict regulation as to what they must do, which ends up being McGraw-Hill Education generic notes, Mcgraw Hill homework and quizzes that you can just click through without paying attention and still get an A on, test questions with an emphasis on rote memorization auto-generated by Mcgraw Hill's question bank which are then auto-graded with scantrons. The teacher has essentially been removed from the equation, and we all go to Mcgraw Hill University. I would love to see these teachers unleashed, spread their wings, and see what they can really do. Featured guests in this episode: Excerpt 1: Justin Nguyen Excerpt 2: Jordan Paris Excerpt 3: Mark Metry Excerpt 4: Tyler Wagner Excerpt 5: Ava Wettrick Share this episode: JordanParisHealth.com/ep43

When someone who has trained Tobey Maguire, Natalie Coughlin, Barry Zito, and Jordan Belfort tells me what to eat, I listen! Link to the full conversation with Steve Jordan, Take Control of Your Health: https://jordanparishealth.com/ep21 P.S. here is my FREE diet that I give to my PT clients. It includes all of what to eat and why, what not to eat and why, what a typical day of eating looks like for me. Oh, and its backed with 30+ cross-referenced PubMed.Gov sources: https://jordanparishealth.com/life-diet/

Kintsukuroi (golden repair) is a Japanese method of repairing broken pottery with lacquer mixed with either gold, silver, or platinum. When pottery breaks, the Japanese don't just render it useless and throw it away as Americans would. Instead, they see breakage as something that adds to the history, value, beauty, and uniqueness of an object. It's not something they try to hide, as they make the filled-in cracks noticeably shiny. In the same way, we as humans should not be rendered useless when we break (and we all do). Sadly, some are not aware of the high power this concept wields, and this is why we have suicides. When we break, it is not permanent. We must trust that adversity is what makes us unique. We must trust that it is adding to our history, value, and overall beauty. But Everyone Else Is Perfect Though ... According to who? According to themselves on Instagram and Facebook? That's a bit like asking a cigarette manufacturer to provide evidence that their products are safe to use, which is exactly what happened from the 1930s until the 1950s. At a time when there was no internet to find out otherwise and when solely placing trust in the hands of physicians regarding health was the norm, cigarette manufacturers provided evidence to physicians claiming cigarettes were not harmful. The manufacturers even went so far as to feature physicians in their ads to brainwash the public. Below are some headlines of ads featuring physicians from newspapers. ❖ “Not One Single Case of Throat Irritation Due to Smoking Camels” ❖ “More Doctors Smoke Camels Than Any Other Cigarette” ❖ “Give Your Throat a Vacation… Smoke a FRESH Cigarette” ❖ “20,679 Physicians Say ‘Luckies’ Are Less Irritating” ❖ “Science Discovered It… You Can Prove It” ❖ “NOW… 10 Months Scientific Evidence for Chesterfield” ❖ “Just What the Doctor Ordered” ❖ “Chesterfield Best for You” ❖ “Why Physicians Call Our New Brand “A HEALTH CIGAR” Do you really believe that stuff? Well, the American public did for more than twenty years until they finally caught on. Now everyone knows cigarettes cause fatal lung cancer and all sorts of negative health externalities. In a similar fashion, people post Instagram pictures and Facebook status updates to show and tell everyone how amazing their life is even though many of them are depressed. This creates a skewed image of the world. It creates delusion. If you want to believe in that skewed image, be delusional, and put the pressure on yourself to be as “perfect” as everyone else, then feel free. I’m not stopping you. It may be an endless pursuit that results in misery, however. Just as the American public caught on to cigarettes being unhealthy, I think we are beginning to catch on to the façade that others put up. I think we are beginning to realize that peoples' lives aren't as perfect as they hype it up to be. I hope I'm right about this. “Smooth seas do not make skillful sailors.” — African Proverb “Trust the process” — A mantra synonymous with the culture of the Philadelphia 76ers “Every problem is a gift - without problems we would not grow.” ―Tony Robbins Visit this week's guest, Jonathan Namath: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathannamath/ http://jordanparis.com/

Justin Nguyen is the 22-year-old co-host of the Young and D.U.MB. podcast, founder of GetChoGrindUp.com (helps students land internships and find jobs). Justin is also a popular LinkedIn content creator. Our talking points include: + Why and how you should be using LinkedIn to build rapport and create opportunities for yourself + Why (and how) you should start a podcast today + The state of today's education system + What, "Is this going to be on the test?" really means Visit Justin and find The Young and D.UM.B. podcast at GetChoGrindUp.com. p.s. this episode could change the trajectory of your entire career.

Tiffany Pham is the Founder & CEO of Mogul, one of the largest platforms for women worldwide reaching over 18 million women per week. She has been named to a host of 30 Under 30 lists, including Forbes, Business Insider, and ELLE Magazine. Tiffany is also the bestselling author of You Are a Mogul. Our talking points include: + Accelerating your success with the right partner + Growing in the same direction as your significant other + How to know whether or not your partner is conducive to your growth + Personal stories about some special people we've met (woops!) + Letting go of our hard and fast notions of where life is supposed to take us so that we are open to the opportunities right around the corner + How to not make networking seem transactional by turning it into a collaboration based on friendship + Growing a startup to millions of users Visit Mogul: https://onmogul.com/ Be a #GrowGiver by sharing this episode with those closest to you: JordanParisHealth.com/ep39 This episode is brought to you by TheWPRocketeer.com - Leave it to The WordPress Rocketeer to develop a website that looks, feels, and functions like that of a fortune 500 company. Is this a healthy message for the world to hear? If so, be sure to leave the show an honest review in the Apple Podcasts app!