Mon, 26 June 2017
Today we welcome to the Life By Design Podcast a special guest - Preston Pysh. It might seem odd that we are talking about investing on a health and wellness podcast but, as we've argued before, money and financial freedom are an essential part of your life if you want to have an extraordinary life. Investing is a great way to earn money passively, and we might as well learn how to invest from an expert. Preston is a graduate of West Point. He is the international best-selling author of Warren Buffett's Three Favourite Books, and he has written three other books on investing and leadership. Preston is the co-host of The Investors Podcast and the owner of Pylon Holding Company. He enjoys spending time with his lovely wife Demi and their four children. What we covered:
Direct download: 225_Why_Money_is_Necessary_for_an_Extraordinary_Life.mp3
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Mon, 19 June 2017
On this episode, I welcome personal friend, exceptional human being, outstanding doctor, and a man on a mission Dr. Noah Dekoyer. Dr. Noah is in his 16th year of private practice in Bayonne, New Jersey, where he is busy helping his patients achieve health and wellness through chiropractic care. In 2014, after attending a Tom O'Bryan work shop, Dr. Noah and his partners formed Beyond Your Wildest Genes; a Chiropractic think-tank dedicated to teaching people how to live an innately healthy life by helping bridge the gap between the Chiropractic lifestyle, the public, and the holistic wellness community. In 2015 Beyond Your Wildest Genes released The Pain Relief Project: Natural Solutions That Actually Work. A product that has already helped countless people find the help they were seeking. It was a real pleasure having Dr. Noah on the Life By Design Podcast. Here's What We Covered:
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Mon, 12 June 2017
You really can't ignore it any longer. If you've been paying any attention at all to the fitness and nutrition world, you will have likely heard the term 'keto' or Ketogenic Diet. Seemingly overnight there is a whole new buzz word in nutrition and many companies, celebrities and products are jumping on the 'keto' bandwagon. But... What is the Ketogenic Diet? Should you do it? How is it different from other diets and products on the market? Is it safe? Can it shortcut my results? These are the fun and interesting questions that you need to answer before you can make a full decision on what you should do. Every time we hear of such a massive trend that is spreading quickly, the contrarian inside of us wonders what's going on and it's legit or just hype. The whole thing reminds us of Mark Twain's' quote: "Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it's time to pause and reflect." So we did... What we covered:
Direct download: 223_Cutting_The_Fat_On_The_Ketogenic_Diet.mp3
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Mon, 5 June 2017
I read an interesting article this week that I think is a worthy topic of conversation. This conversation we're going to have is one I would love to have with every single parent I know. It involves guilt as a parent. Ayn Rand said, and I completely agree, that "The worst guilt to accept is the unearned." Well, mom and dad - that quote applies directly to you in the sense that you have accepted a bunch of BS guilt from various sources. The solution to this guilt is (and this is going to get me into all sorts of hot water) to parent your children like running a business. Read that again if you need to, but let me explain. The problem facing most parents, at the deepest level, is a lack of purpose and a vision for what you're trying to create. I recognize that can sound harsh (although it's not meant too), but I hope it gets you thinking. As a parent or as a family, when you have a plan and goals you have targets. If you have targets than you have objectives (action steps) to be focused on and working towards. If you can do this (which is exactly what a business does), the guilt will drop away. Don't get me wrong, the article is excellent (and I loved the 10 things), but I don't like the underlying theme which is "here is what I wish I did (raising my children) if I could do it again." What we cover:
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