On this week's episode, I want to point out a few key reasons as to why I'm grateful to own an online business. More importantly, I want you to know why YOU should start an online business if you haven't already (especially if you're over 50)

What would you do if you found yourself over $100 Million in debt at the age of 62? In this episode, I want to share the story of Karl Eller. It's a quick story with a powerful message about mindset, possibilities, and not giving up.

Who are you, and why are you here? That’s the question my podcast guest Graham Cochrane is helping us answer today. During this conversation, Graham walks us through his simple five-part framework, and you will discover how to create the life you’ve always wanted.

Economic "Tough Times" are here...but not fully. What can you do to protect yourself and your business? I've got some wisdom to share from someone who's been through tough times...Me. This week, I'll give you the 7 moves you should make right now to not just survive, but thrive in this economy.

I just returned from a 2-week vacation with my wife. I had made a commitment to not make this a "working vacation". For two weeks, I disconnected from the internet. No emails, no slacks, no social media...Not even any business related books were allowed on this journey. On this week's episode, I want to share 5 of my observations about being "unplugged" for 14 days.

In this week's episode, I'm answering 4 of the most frequently asked questions I get (and I get them a lot).

I often get some form of this question... "Is 58 too late to ____?" The number is arbitrary and this line of questioning can go on and on... Is it too late to start a business? Is it too late to build a brand? Is it too late to ...whatever. This week, I'm giving you my best answer to all of those questions.

Learn to use this powerful word that can greatly reduce the stress in your life.

People change when the pain of not changing feels more real than the difficulty of making the change. This is why 97% of people fail with New Year's Resolutions. The pain of not eating the pie seems more real than the pain of future health problems.

I was recently interviewed on The Cliff Ravenscraft Show about my new book, Read This or Die. Since this book is, by necessity, so deeply personal, this interview was equally personal and somewhat challenging to get through. However, I felt that it encapsulated the message of the book so well, I asked for Cliff's permission to use the audio on my own show. My sincere thanks to Cliff Ravenscraft for making this episode possible.

A friend of mine recently gave me a not-so-subtle reminder that I am blessed to have a schedule full of things that I have chosen to do. She reminded me that I was complaining about things that many people are praying for. That changed things - Same schedule...Different perspective. That's what this week's episode is all about.

My new book, Read This Or Die: Persuading Yourself to a Better Life releases soon and I need your help to get the word out.

My Parkinson's symptoms are not something I can hide. I can't keep them under control just because I don't want anyone to notice. This is something I share with everyone I meet, whether I want to or not. But my diagnosis was the genesis of other symptoms that aren't obvious...Internal struggles that I haven't openly shared. Symptoms not specific to Parkinson's, but to any life problem that steals your hope for the future. This week's episode is about how I overcame those internal struggles - and how you can do the same.

Most people are stuck in "The Loop" because somehow they think they’re going to get a different result in their life by doing the same thing they’ve been doing, only doing it harder and faster. The Loop gives no rewards for effort.

My guest this week is the amazing Megan Hyatt Miller. She is President and CEO of Full Focus, and coauthor of the new book, Mind Your Mindset, which she wrote with her father, Michael Hyatt.

"If I only knew then what I know now." Who hasn't had that thought? Since time travel is not yet an option, this week we'll examine something more practical: What would your future self be asking you now? I have 5 questions that can help you become the future self you want to be.