This is the first episode I recorded after a week away with the people that matter most to me, my family. For that reason, I was inspired to do a show about a deeper topic. Today I’m talking to you about your legacy. You may not think about it a lot but whether you realize it or not, you’re leaving things behind. To me, money is important but there are other things that trump leaving a pile of money to my kids. Check out this power...

I’m excited to have fitness trainer and strength coach extraordinaire Levi Memmer on the Your Fitness Money Coach podcast. I love to highlight people doing it right and crushing it with a fitness career. 

Levi has an amazing story of paying down a large amount of debt and becoming completely debt free at a young age. You’ll hear a lot of people talk about how debt can be good but we can’t argue the freedom and peace of mind that co...

Today we’re discussing the purpose of money. It’s an important idea that I’ve been thinking about a lot lately. Since we’re working so hard to get ahead financially, we might as well have a purpose for our money.  Listen to this show to discover some a possible purpose for your dough!

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Today’s guest is Joe Martin, author of the bestselling book Relentless Positivity. Joe brings up some tried and true principles that you need to hear during this time. Starting off with a workout gone wrong in the park 14 years ago, Joe has built up a program that has included multiple locations, info products, a book, and a podcast. He’s passionate about helping people get their minds right because when that happens, anything is p...

Today we’re diving into the importance of identity in order to reach your financial and other goals. There is a gap between where you are and where you want to be. In order to close that gap, at some level, you’re going to have to become a different person. Listen to this episode to find out who you need to become in order to reach your ideal self.

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I’m excited to have Doug Bopst, host of the Adversity Advantage podcast on the show. I first met Doug a bit less than 10 years ago in a mastermind and was impressed with his story then. What’s more, he’s gone on to make a much broader impact by teaching people to use adversity to their advantage.

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I share a story about a big backyard project we’re doing and how it relates to the importance of focus. FS Dirt Works is ultimately who we decided to go with. Listen in to find out why and what we can learn the experience. It’s powerful stuff!

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I’m excited about this interview with Jim Adams, host of the Masters in Fitness Business podcast. In addition to the podcast, Jim owns Catalyst Personal Training and Nutrition. Jim gets a little deeper than the average guest which I appreciated. The title of the show is Avoiding the Burnout Culture.

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Today is Part 5 of our Good to Great Series and we are looking at technology. Successful companies look at technology very differently from the comparison companies. While they were pioneers of a particular technology, they didn’t jump at every opportunity without giving it thought. In addition to the Technology Accelerators lesson, there is a bonus section on the Flywheel VS. Doom Loop. This is a powerful concept.

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Today's show features an interview I did with John Jaquish, PHD, a fitness inventor. One of the traits amongst successful people is they think bigger than the rest. John is definitely an example of this and we can all learn a lot from it. We’re calling this show Creating Impact in the Fitness Industry.

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Today, we’re diving into Part 5 of the Good to Great Series. A Culture of Discipline is one of my favorite sections of the book. It’s not what most people think success is about. In many ways, success in business is like success in sports. It takes countless hours of reps and training sessions, many of which, nobody sees. Tune in to the show to learn what a culture of discipline looks like and some action steps to create one.

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Today, I interview one of the fitness industry’s leading business coaches and owner of www.PatRigsby.com. Pat shares some simple strategies that can help anyone achieve personal, financial, and professional success. I enjoyed this interview with Pat and I’m sure you will too. There are a lot of gems here but setting up systems to ensure you’re staying ahead financially is key.

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Today we’re diving into Part 4 of my Good to Great series. This one is about a game changing idea called the Hedgehog Concept. I learned this principle in G2G and have seen it played out in every scenario where I’ve seen lasting success. In a nutshell, the Hedgehog Concept is where the following 3 things connect: 1) What can I be the best in the world at? 2) What am I deeply passionate about? 3) What drives my economic engine?

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Today I have Justin Yule on the show to share some powerful concepts regarding crucial areas such mindset and beliefs. The show is called Untwist Your Thinking. If you can get these things right you’ll be amazed by your results in every area of your life.

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Today we’re diving into Good to Great again with a useful concept, Confront the Brutal Facts. In this third installment, you’ll learn the importance of maintaining an unwavering faith while confronting the brutal facts.

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John Briggs, author of Profit First For Microgyms, joins me to discuss Profit First and how it relates to gym owners. Check out this episode and get your finances on track. You work too hard not to benefit financially.

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We’re diving into Part 2 of the Good to Great series. Today’s topic is a principle from the book, First Who Then What.  The G2G companies focused on getting the right people in the right seat on the bus.

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This episode called The Power of Systems, I interview Doug Spurling, owner of Spurling Fitness.

Doug delivers a ton of value ranging from using systems to maximize speed and efficiency to the importance of taking action.

Have a listen. This is one you won’t regret.

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This episode called Good to Great, I begin a series of bite sized episodes on the classic book Good to Great by Jim Collins. Each episode will highlight a teaching from G2G. In this first episode, we discuss what Collin calls level 5 leadership. This is one of the most surprising findings from Collins’ extensive study of great, enduring companies. The type of leadership behind them is not what many would think.

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