This week, Isaac sits down with Amanda and Stefanie of The Sweet Magnolia to discuss building a business , and how important failure is to achieving . From how they met to how they have overcome adversity in building their business. Amanda and Stefanie share their experience overcoming fear, how to keep going when you don't want to, and how the lessons they have learned can help you overcome your fears.
Stories are powerful. Especially the ones we tell ourselves. In this episode, Isaac explores how he learned to tell himself different stories about who he is and what he is worth.
This weeks episode is very different. We tackle the issue of suicide in light of the loss of tWitch this past week. Many of us can feel helpless, and hopeless in these situations. My grandfather gives us yet another lesson in how to encourage and give value to people.
I started taking some questions on Instagram from people about some struggles they are facing. This is the first episode where members of GEN Z asked, "How do I not feel hopeless when the problems in this world are so big?" I talk strategies that I deploy when I feel that way as long as share a lesson from my grandfather.
This week I explain why I am not going to make goals for 2023. I explain what I will be doing instead and offer advice on how you can do the exact same thing! Hey, if I can do it, you can too! I think that it will be powerfully and can help you get started on goals that seem too big!
This week, Isaac sits down with Connor Meek to discuss creativity, and how he finds his passion to continue to create. From building furniture to the importance of community, Connor shares his experience battling imposter syndrome, what to do when you don't feel inspired, and how these lessons can help anyone create the future they want for themselves.
This week, Isaac sits down with Buck Angel to discuss how he battled with drugs, homelessness, and gender dysphoria. From transitioning at a time when the risks were unknown to the politicization of being trans, Buck shares his experience transitioning, his activism, and how current political movements could potentially be dangerous for children.
This week, Isaac sits down with Dezzy Yates to discuss how his experience with sexual abuse as a child led to his faith, and how it fueled his creativity. From growing up in a broken home to how he is learning to be the dad he wants to be, Dezzy inspires us to know that things get better, and there is greatness ahead for us.
This week, Isaac sits down with Taylor Gallo to discuss how she battled with drugs and alcohol for 7 years, and she is only 19. From struggling with mental health to spending most of her time in high school drunk in class, Taylor shares how a simple trip to Target lead her to almost 2 years of sobriety.
This week, Isaac sits down with Pastor Doug Lasit to discuss how identity is absolutely essential to leading in hard times. From leaving a successful youth ministry to plant a church in a city he hasn't been to facing ANTIFA camping out in the parking lot of the church building, Doug shares how being grounded in your identity is the only thing that will help you lead when everything around you is in chaos.
This week, Isaac sits down with Tessah of Armed and Styled to discuss how she became a "gun person", and how a mass shooting in her community led her to conceal carry a firearm. From a career in fashion to learning how to discretely carry her Glock, Tessah shared how she never wanted to feel like her only option in a dangerous situation was to be a victim, and encourages us to continue on our own journeys of self-defense - whatever that may look like. Armed and Styled YouTube Instagram...
BONUS EPISODE! You know that we like to take on the hard issues, and like to normalize having discussions with people who disagree with us. With all the attention on abortion lately, we had to jump in and talk about it. This week, Isaac sits down with Samantha to discuss how she balances her Catholic upbringing with her pro-choice position, and what she is doing to help the youth of her community grapple with this issue. From the importance of sex education to the role that men should play in th...
This week, Isaac sits down with Savannah to discuss how her parents cutting her off financially was the best thing to happen to her, and how she had to dig out of the almost 20k in debt. From the financial strain that COVID brought to how eliminating debt has impacted her friendships, Savannah shared how getting rid of debt has empowered her, and how living debt-free is possible for anyone willing to sacrifice.
This week, Isaac sits down with Ricky Moyte to discuss how he quit his job to pursue music, and how he quickly learned that music could not be a job to him. From learning that he did not want to pursue music as a career to finding out about the stock market and real estate investing, Ricky shared how life may not always look how you want, but it is always worth the sacrifice to go after the life you want.
This week, Isaac sits down with Thomas Yoxall to discuss just a few aspects of his “stranger than fiction” kind of life. From how he has been struck by lightning.. TWICE…. to his experience saving a police officer’s life, Thomas shares how he wouldn’t trade his calling as an empathetic warrior for anything in the world.
This week, Isaac sits down with Frankie P to discuss what life is like living Under 5'10. From not being tall enough to wear the latest fashion trends to how he has learned that life is about being comfortable in your own skin and leaning into your strengths, Frankie shares how being short doesn't mean you aren't a king.
In this episode, Jeffrey Binney talks to us about his new adventure of running an ultra every month through the year of 2021. We catch up with him to see how it is going so far! He decided to share his story in his film "Once is Enough", now streaming on Amazon. We talk about his film, his lifelong struggle with weight, comedy, and being a vegan ultrarunner! Don't forget to follow him on Instagram @Jeffreybinney You can stream his film on Amazon here https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B085GH...
This week, Isaac sits down with Rod Burgos to discuss how creativity has been. From how he has learned to practice patience to deal with the uncertainty of life to his belief that everyone has a unique story they can tell, Rod shares how being a creative doesn’t come at the cost of discipline. FIGHT FOR THE LIFE YOU WANT
What a year it has been since I started this podcast!!!! I reflect on one of the BEST lessons that my guests have taught me this year!
This week, Isaac sits down with Kiwi of Craft Boner to discuss how creating witty cards helped her deal with the ups and downs of her life. From how she has learned to practice honest to how her own insecurities have impacted her business , Kiwi shares how humor can be the best tool to understand your emotions and can be the glue that holds relationships together.
This week, Isaac sits down with Jimmy House to discuss what workouts in the garage with his dad taught him about obedience, and how that has formed his leadership and goal setting. From training to deadlift 800lbs to meeting his childhood hero, Goldberg, Jimmy shared how taking ownership of your life and making the sacrifices needed to get your goals is never the wrong choice.
Even though 2020 has been a tough year for a lot of us, Bryan Perdomo has made a powerful choice to change his life! The past year has seen him lose over 100 lbs!!! The secret sauce has been his unwavering consistency to the process and refusing to settle. He has over 50K following his journey on TikTok! Follow his journey @mr.grr28.
It is the 2nd installment where Isaac expounds on lessons that his Grandfather taught him, and how those lessons can help all of us. BE GRATEFUL, and do something to make yourself proud today.
This week, Isaac sits down with model JayLynn McDaniel to discuss how a simple 'Models Wanted' ad lead her down the road to becoming a publish model and businesswoman. From how she started her model journey to how has been published in over 25 magazines, JayLynn shares how she is not done as she chose to launch a business just before COVID. Instagram: miss_jaylynn www.candlesbyjay.com
This week, Isaac sits down with Irving Dominguez of House Strong to discuss how a physical when he was 16 yrs old changed his life and let him down the path of fitness. From how he stays focused to achieve his goals to how he came back from a grusome knee injury ,Irving shares how the pathway to progress isn’t for special people - just accountable ones. @icamargo @teamhousestrong @irv_dominguez
This week, Isaac sits down with Adam Greenberg to discuss how his frustrations finding a shirt that fit led to the creation of One Bone Brand and a community of big guys who want to feel good in their clothes. From having to actually make his t shirts to how is he managing a growing e-commerce company in the midst of a pandemic Adam shares why having confidence at any size is the only way to live.
This week, Isaac sits down with Nate Abdo to discuss the importance of being able to talk about politics in our communities. From how the media portrays Trump supporters to what to expect from our next generation of leaders, we sit in hopes of showing that people who disagree don't have to see one another as evil.
This week, Isaac sits down with Sarah Slaton to discuss how life has been this year as a musician. From being signed by a record label to getting a 9-5 just to take time to heal and recover, Sarah shares how her story has ultimate led her to write her new single "Get Up" Available 12/11 wherever you get your music! Instagram: @iamsarahslaton Pre-save here: https://show.co/bgPd1G9
It is the 2nd anniversary of Isaac's grandfather's passing and he takes this time to recount the lessons that his grandfather taught him and how they can help all of us. BE GRATEFUL, and do something to make yourself proud today.
This week, Isaac sits down with Ashleigh and Tricia to discuss how a single dance class turned into large and thriving community of Reb3ls who love to dance. From how they felt the first time they went to a fitness class to why they started a fitness company, Ashleigh and Tricia share why their mission is to create a place where all people can find the strength to be who they are. Instagram @Reb3lfitness Website www.reb3lfit.com
