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.

Is it possible to intentionally become the person you wish to be? The best version of yourself you can imagine? It's not only possible, it's how it's done...with intention and commitment. This week, we'll talk about what it takes to become "the possible you".

Instead of "Dabbling in Discipline", we must Move in Mastery.

Every year people make resolutions or set goals for the coming year. Most will abandon all these aspirations before the month of January is over. Why does this happen? Because their “resolutions” and “goals” were nothing but WISHES. And wishing doesn’t make it so. What makes things happen? DECISIONS and COMMITMENTS. 5 Decisions That Can MULTIPLY your RESULTS 10X This Year

This week, I'm suggesting you not let your happiness and joy rely on uncontrollable, external realities. If you've built a set of criteria the world must meet before you can be happy, you're bound to be disappointed.

My premise for today is, pessimists are fools, and I've got 5 really good reasons why this is the best time, ever, to be alive on planet Earth.

It was such a pleasure to welcome my son, Sean, back to the show. When the pandemic hit, it quickly became apparent that Sean would need to devote more time to our bricks and mortar coffee shop that we purchased together in 2017. In this week’s episode, I want Sean to explain what it was

Are you making progress toward being the person you wish you were? Most of us have more than one area of our lives we would like to improve, and most of us even know what we need to do to get there (or at least, get closer).

This week's entire episode is devoted to an incredible tool for copywriters (although, I'm quite certain it was not built exclusively for us)

If you're not familiar with Jennifer Allwood, let me introduce her with this quote from her...