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In this episode we're talking about entitlement, lessons that come from discomfort, and why corporations don't care. We're also going to talk about the way the entertainment industry treats "the artist" and why the best business model involves costumes and masks.

Arguably the most important episode of the show, come along my journey of working with bricklayers for the past few weeks. We're going to talk about pursuing things not just outside your comfort zone, but specifically in the discomfort zone. We'll talk about how having a job can hurt your growth and how you can make it work for you to get to the next level. 

In this episode we focus on how different activities in society homogenize our individuality and uniqueness, jeopardising future opportunities and potential for success. We also discuss the advantages and disadvantages of wearing the mask around certain people and charging it to the game.

In this episode we're talking about taking risks, why people don't like to try new things, and lessons learned from unpopular cookie flavors. The rest of the episode is dedicated to NFT and cryptoart, including some ideas on how you can stake your own claim.

This episode is entirely dedicated to talking about mental health issues in entrepreneurship, academia, and creative professions. The intention of this episode is to normalize the conversation around mental health and personal well-being in an honest and open manner. As a precaution, this subject matter may be triggering and listener discretion is advised. If you are struggling or need help please call 1-800-662-4357 (US) or 800-273-8255 (AU).

This episodes talks about looking for new opportunities and doubling down on markets that most people don't yet understand. We'll finish up with talking about LLC's and business structures that help protect the business owner from the business.

In this episode we dive deeply into the two most critical components for having success as an entrepreneur or creative. This episode revolves heavily around the beauty of experimentation and not caring what people think.

In this episode we explore the impact of our daily habits and what it means to be the sum of your daily efforts. We'll also talk about the fear of being wrong in front of others, social media manipulation, and why only 5% of the world are entrepreneurs.

In this episode we'll be talking about the Nike executive's shoe-flipping son, how to be a corrupt small-town mayor, why the' best' isn't always the best, and why award shows are for the participants, not the audience. We'll finish with LA is such a great city to learn how to hustle and how it could also potentially ruin your life. It's episode 25!

In this episode, we're going to discuss gamification and engaging your target audience in an ever-changing social market. We also talk about future global trends, upward mobility, and operating with no rules.

In this episode, we're going to talk about why Kendall Jenner spent 3.5 years developing her new tequila line, Gillette's 100 year old marketing list, and not following societies prescribed roadmaps. We're also going to be talking about fatigue testing and how a small city accountant was laundering money with exotic show horses.

In this episode we talk about capitalizing on your vulnerabilities and insecurities, and turning them into a super power. We also talk about the 9-5 being dead and setting up businesses that allow you to make money from anywhere in the world.

In this episode we'll talk about manipulation, the role of greed in society, and what cults and MLMs have in common with the stock market. Will also explore how pay checks soften your hustle and make it harder for you to strike out on your own.

For our 20th episode, we'll be talking about the excitement and controversy of GameStop's stock manipulation on Reddit, and how having all the wealth and success in the world can ruin your life. We'll wrap up with a commentary on friendship, a lesson in PR strategy, and how to put something on the moon. For real.

It's easy to get distracted by our goals and desires. In this episode, we'll talk about the process and pathway itself being the most desirable objective. Also, how Joe Exotic got millions of dollars of free press, and whether you should use WordPress or Shopify to build your next business.

In this episode we talk about the importance of our thoughts actions and setting precedent for future situations and similar actions. We'll also talk about going into business for the first time, how millionaires really live, and why personal investments take priority over financial ones.

Comfort is the death of creativity and stifles your ability to step outside yourself and achieve audacious goals. In this episode we'll talk about gravitating away from the comfort zone, being the average of the five people closest to you, and finding a new way to approach the new year, 12 weeks at a time.

In this episode we'll talk about the residual feelings and effect of the adaptive learning process. Also, we will talk about playing the odds and how to keep your hustle game sharp, regardless what stage of you're at.

This extra long episode takes you along with me as I strip away the status and ego of being an entrepreneur and spend a week washing dishes in the back of a restaurant to redefine what it really means to have self-worth.

This episode is purely about developing your relationship with your instinct. We'll talk about what it means to move differently when you reach new levels and what it takes to create change that deviate from your usual routines in life.