I always get asked about my schedule, which looks like this: 

• Wim Hof Breathwork 
•  Meditation, Visualization, Journaling 
•  Work Out 
•  Cold Shower + affirmations 
•  Content creation & social media time (LI, IG, TT, FB) 
•  Engaging with my network
•  Full time sales job 
•  2-4 coaching calls (teaching) per week plus 1 group coaching call 
•  2-4 hours (participation) in coaching or mastermind 
•  Creating content for my product offerings 
•  1 podcast episode per week (sometimes 2) 
•  1 YouTube video per week 
•  Family time 
•  Sleep (7.5-8 hours)  
•  Weekends off except 2-3 total hours of creating 
•  Other random shit  

It seems like a lot but I’ve been able to keep up what I call a highly productive schedule for well over a year now without burnout.

How do I do it? 
In the most recent episode of the Mindset Hackers podcast...

In this episode of Mindset Hackers, my good friend Halie Avolio and I talk about imposter syndrome and the many ways it can show up, and how to start blazing your own trail and not doing things based on the expectations of others.

Imposter syndrome is usually the feeling of:

I'm not worthy
"Who am I to"
What if they find out I'm a fraud?
They have so much more experience than I do

But Hallie explains that Imposter Syndrome isn't just not having the 'skillset' of someone who is further along the path that you, but it can also be not living in alignment with your true self, therefore giving you this feeling of not being worthy.

Bronnie Ware, in her book "The 5 Regrets Of The Dying" she talks about the number 1 regret of the dying is: I wish I had lived a life true to myself.

Hallie goes deep into how living a life that aligns with our CORE values, it puts us back into alignment and recommends journaling every day and writing down what YOUR core values are.

Hallie also challenges you to...

On Mindset Hackers I will give you the 5 step formula for crushing your biggest goals and how to stay on top of them through the entire year.

It's the 3rd week of January and its the time where most people start letting off the gas on their goals. They say that 92% of people fail at their new years resolution, yet we hear all about S.M.A.R.T goals in the corporate world.

SMART Goals are Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic and Time Bound.

What is attainable? Everything! What is realistic? Codeword for 'I don't want you to fail so be realistic'.

Ultra-athlete, best selling author and former Navy Seal David Goggins knows all about the breaking through what we think is 'realistic'.

In his mind, he calls this the 'governor', like the device that is on a sports car that limits how fast it can go. A Porsche could go 190 without a governor, but at 135 miles per hour its cuts off the gas and prevents it from going that fast.

According to David Goggins, when we start to want to tap...

In this episode of Mindset Hackers I detail how I start the my day and create enough momentum to destroy any obstacle that comes in my path, and that would also include the limiting beliefs that (could) hold me back.

I'll share with you the 4 mantras/affirmations that I say to my self several hundreds of times during the year.

I say these over and over, as I take a cold shower every morning, because I am reprogramming my mind to be able to figure out anything. How to be more mentally tough. How to be more resourceful. How to keep going.

The book that I recommend in this episode is "Mindset" by Carol Dweck where she coined the term 'Growth Mindset' and 'Fixed Mindset'. This is an excellent read and one that I find more and more value in the traits of how highly successful people look at things like learning, failure, adaptability and ego.

Start using these 4 mantras and do them every day like I do and you'll start to program yourself with the traits of a growth mindset and be able to...

Did you know that the failure rate of New Years Goals is about 92%?

What is it about the 8% that actually do hit their big hairy and audacious goals?

In this episode of Mindset Hackers, my mindset twinner Hallie Avolio and I jump into why people fail at their goals and what to do to set your year off in the right way.

Hallie shares her 4 step process on setting intentions for the year.

We also dive into the concept of embodiment, the ‘feeling’ of what it is that you want to experience, and why it’s so important to use the feeling to precede the actual experience.

As Dr. Joe Dispenza says, the pathway to manifestation is to use intention to cast a line out into the quantum field and the elevated emotion is what reels it back in to create the actual experience.

This is YOUR year my friends, don’t let it be like every single other year where you set a goal, then forget about it after week number 3 or let it sit written down on a piece of paper and then stuffed...

The story is not new and one I talk about a lot here on Mindset Hackers: The dopamine treadmill.

Obsessing over the next commission, promotion or opportunity. Hopelessly focused on reaching the next level of success or hitting a moving target of satisfaction.

When you are on the treadmill, you are missing out on life. The sunrise, the air, the music, the food, the touch, the senses all become desensitized.

You focus on things in the future, you focus on things in the past, but you miss out on the present, which is the only place you should be.

Bobby Dysart, author of The 5 Buckets: The Framework For Living With Intention and host of the School of Intention Podcast describes his story of being successful, by the standard metrics, before Covid disrupted his new start up business and left him with half of his clients.

During a weekend retreat, he was able to connect with himself and others on a different level, and help give him the guidance that he needed to find the truest...

Go to school. Work hard. Get a job and get paid 6 figures. Doctor, lawyer, architect. Work for 40-50 years and you are set.

Does that sound familiar?

Marcus Chan was washing dishes, sometimes for up to 15 hours on a Sunday and he knew there had to be more.

He rejected the societal constructs that said that to make money, you've got to work hard in one of those high paying jobs.

As he broke through the 100k barrier, then 150, then 200, he realized he could keep going.

After getting 10 raises in 10 years and bringing in millions of dollars for a large corporation, he decided it was time to move on and become a sales coach for the top B2B and Sales professionals and leaders.

Join me and Marcus and we dissect the mindset and mindset tools & practices of an 8 figure entrepreneur.

How do leaders teach their employees to cultivate a powerful mindset?

Are top sales organizations teaching mindset as part of their onboarding and training?

What mindset practices does Marcus do for...

In this episode of Mindset Hackers, my mindset twin Hallie Avolio and I deep dive into how to let go of caring what others think about you. We talk about our back stories in coming into the versions of us that aren't restrained by the fear of judgement of others.

Some of the topics we talk about in this episode are imposters syndrome, perfectionism (fear of putting it out there), dimming our light for others, overcompensating, fear of rejection, needing external validation.

Hallie and I both have our backstories and our struggles, and we share our mindset tools that we use to free ourselves from the chains that once held us back, and now give us an absolute sense of confidence and freedom.

When you stop worrying about what others think of you, you give yourself massive amounts of energy that will help propel you to new levels of the enjoyment of life.

Your mind is the most energy consuming organ in your body and to obsess, stress or worry about what others think of us, we are just...

This new episode of Mindset Hackers talks on how to get up from a dark place and transfrom yourself into a confident person.

When you get hurt, you close up, you defend, you protect, you put your walls up, you close the blinds, you shut the doors, you close the gates.

Losing someone you love. A divorce. A failed business. Getting fired.

These are things that can cause anyone to shut down and go into Zombie mode.

Confidence Coach Claudia Wyatt understands, she has been there, to the depths and back.

Claudia had spiraled down after a brutal divorce and several deaths in her family including her father, sister and dog.

Blow after blow, this took its toll on her until she could barely function except on auto pilot.

Retreated from her life, retreated from herself, she went inward in the wrong way.

Getting by, day to day, autopilot and lost.

Eventually she reached a point where something that had to give.

Claudia details her 4 step process of healing, mindset and self love that pulled her...

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Today’s episode of Mindset Hackers we will talk about the quote “You are the average of the 5 people that you spend the most time with” by the great mindset mentor and personal development guru, Jim Rohn.

Jim Rohn is known as the godfather of personal development and was a mentor to Tony Robbins and so many other greats.

As much as I love and respect the legend Jim Rohn, I completely disagree, but not in a bad way. Jim was right that spending time around the right people, or the wrong people, can massively impact how your success follows.

The way I see it, you are actually the sum of EVERYONE that enters your sphere (your mindset, your environment), and this isn’t just people, but you are also the average of everything that you consume, such as the media, the music, the podcasts, the books, the shows, the news, the food and even your personal space.

You are so valuable and your sphere is so worthy of being protected from people who will...