“Always remember: The process is the result.”

Rob was an aspiring actor who moved to Los Angeles with the intention of advancing his acting career. To supplement his income, he became a personal trainer – and loved it! Listen as Rob and I chat about his journey, real estate, finance, health and more!

Acquaintances laugh when I tell them weekends scare me and I LOVE Mondays! Listen to hear the hilariousness from my house this past weekend — and the reasoning behind this way of thought!

“You can spend your time or you can invest your time.”

Steve had an entrepreneurial spirit as a young boy, and opened an alcohol-free nightclub at age 19. Listen as we discuss his journey as an entrepreneur, technology, accountability and more!

Earlier this week I sent out an email with links that didn’t work. Listen to learn about redirect links and 404 pages, and how you should (or shouldn’t) use them in your business!

“Tap in to your authenticity.”

Lisa Avery received a degree in languages and moved to Spain where she taught in a school of psychologists. As she became more involved, she became increasingly fascinated. Listen as we discuss Lisa’s journey and the discoveries which came from it.

Facebook and Twitter have (again) made big changes to their algorithms/terms of service. Listen to how I’m pushing through and why!

“Keep your business as simple as you can to get done what you want to get done.”

Amy spent 15+ years in finance and was making over 6-figures, however she burnt herself out. She realized she was building others’ wealth and not her own, and she wanted more out of life. Listen as Amy and I share an amusing conversation about entrepreneurship, Amy’s journey, books, movies, telemarketers, tools and more!

Parentpreneurs, I know we face our own set of entrepreneurial struggles. As if being a parent OR being a business owner wasn’t hard enough, when you mix them together it can be… interesting. Listen as I share recent happenings from my house!

Jenn has been a writer since high school, and has an amazing story to share! From living on the streets to becoming a journalist, being the mother of 18 kids to facing a job loss, Jenn has faced her share of struggles — and overcome!

In the last month, my team and coaches both opened my eyes to low hanging fruit I was missing in my business…. An obvious source of extra income. Listen as I share what this additional income stream is, and how you can consider setting up the same for you.

“When we feel good, our work will be good.”

As a student, Christine often dealt with anxiety and procrastination issues. After leading a procrastination workshop, however, her eyes were opened to a new way of working — for both herself and others.

Listen as Christine and I chat about stalling due to perfectionism, the need to focus on big rocks rather than minute tasks, accountability, productivity tools and more!

I know what it’s like to be too proud to ask for help. Believe me, I do. Sometimes, however, we need to suck it up and be honest with where we are, and the help we need to get to where we want to go. Tune in as I discuss!

“Wake up and end each day thinking of all the things that are amazing in your life.”

Melonie was a corporate attorney for years, however she realized she held no passion for the profession and wanted to give back to society in some way. After having her first daughter, she looked for a fitness solution for new moms and realized a void in the market. Fe Fit was born. Listen to hear where Melonie’s entrepreneurial journey has gone since!

Melonie and I share a fun chat about pregnancy and motherhood, the product development and manufacturing processes, and much more!

In episode 287 of the Positive Productivity podcast I discussed my own struggles with anxiety, as well as several of the techniques I’ve used to relieve it. In this episode, I share how opening the lines of communication has also relieved anxiety.

“Awareness is the first step to figuring out how to move forward.”

Jessica has had quite the career journey! In 2008, she and her husband had two children and were flipping houses with the intention of adding another child to their family through adoption. When the housing market crashed, they were forced to use their savings on living expenses rather than on adoption. The opportunity which presented itself next is now helping thousands of families worldwide!

Listen as Jessica and I chat about the opportunities which present themselves when you kick fear to the curb, the power of living selflessly, the quirks and compassion of our kids, and more!

After being a guest on several other podcasts and sharing my experiences and struggles with anxiety, I realized it is time to be completely authentic on my own podcast. In this episode, I share my struggles, along with a message for those who share the struggle.

Bill grew up in a large family and had to figure out many of the nuances of life on his own. He joined the Navy, and was in the nuclear program where extended submarine journeys taught him the art of storytelling.

Listen to hear how Bill’s journey progressed into him becoming a podcaster and entrepreneur. Bill shares submarine stories, we chat about the value of a locally focused podcast, and we discuss the extroverted introvert qualities we share.

Lately I’ve noticed that new grey hairs are multiplying on my head, taunting me with their strength and thickness. I’ve also realized, though, that like the grey hairs, the struggles that gave me those hairs made ME stronger. Listen to hear my thoughts.

“We can make progress or we can make excuses. We can’t do both.”

An amazing life transformation and personal development journey led Adam to lose 100 pounds and accomplish an impressive list of life goals. Since then, Adam has helped people in his town lose over 35,000 pounds and is now on a world-wide, million-pound mission.

Adam and I chat about when we were introduced to the Law of Attraction, the low points which came before our individual transformations, our affirmative action lists, and more!

I’m honored when people ask me, “How do you do it all?” In all actuality, however, I don’t. I am, instead, practicing the fine art of NOT doing it all.