Episodes

“Have the courage to be vulnerable enough to look at the darkest parts of yourself.” In this episode, Nick speaks with Bianca Thomas, who had always struggled with codependency. She struggled with self-worth, self-love, and self-identity. She would continuously find herself getting into abusive relationships. Luckily, she found a mentor at the gym who started to help her through her codependent behaviors. Then she met a woman and got into a relationship and quickly started reverting back to he...

“Bring awareness to the relationship you have with yourself. “ In this episode, Nick speaks with Dr. Eugene K. Choi, who achieved the American Dream. He earned his doctorate, had a 6 figure job, lived in his dream apartment, and drove a sports car, but he wasn’t happy. That left him with the question, “Now what?” Needing to do something drastic, an odd and different opportunity arose. There was a YouTube channel that wanted Dr. Eugene on their team. He spoke with his wife, and she supported t...

“It’s fun to build a dream world that is exactly the way you want it. And you can change it every day.” In this episode, Nick speaks with Jeff Buehner, who had a near-death experience when riding a bucking horse during a rodeo competition. Before he got on the horse, a voice told him that if he was going to ride this horse, he was going to lose his life. Not wanting to coward out, he asked the voice to protect him. The voice did protect him but gave him a little taste of the other side. Luckil...

“Any belief that you have about yourself can be changed.” In this episode, Nick speaks with Maria T. Finch about the “Mind Cluck” which is just like it sounds. When Maria was young, she was looking deep into who she was and why she was the way she is. She started listening in closely to her inner voice and realized all the mind cluck it can create. As we all have that little voice inside our head, sometimes it can create chaos and becomes mind cluck. If we don’t address the mind cluck, it jus...

“The biggest thing that gets in the way is ego. “ In this episode, Nick speaks with Corey Quinn, who has learned a lot from working in corporate. He learned about knowing where boundaries lie when it comes to company culture and outweighing what’s being asked to do and getting ahead in the company. Corey had worked at a company where they liked to go out drinking twice a week. He had to weigh in on his pros and cons and know his boundaries. He could get drunk with his co-workers and executive ...

“Our past doesn’t determine our future, and we all have the ability to change.” In this episode, Nick speaks with Pat Di Domenico, who felt like his life was like a yo-yo. There were a lot of ups and a lot of downs. He masked the problems in different ways – working all the time, taking anti-depressants, and eating fast food. All forms of masking were hurting his health and his relationships. His job was taking away time from his wife and kids, antidepressants just made him feel like he was ma...

“Today is a gift you will never get again. So play all out, use it to its fullest.” In this episode, Nick speaks with Jeff Wickersham, who has become a master at mindset. Mindset is what helps guide our lives and achieve our desires. About Jeff Wickersham Jeff is recognized by FOX, MarketWatch, and bestselling author Jeff Wickersham is a peak-performance mindset coach, sought-after speaker, and creator of The Morning Fire. The secret of his success is his own harrowing and humbling experience...

“Failure is the key to success because it’s not failing if you keep going, it’s only failing when you give up.” In this episode, Nick speaks with Sylvester Jenkins III, who had a pretty rough upbringing. His mother was a teen mom and became a high school dropout. She worked 12 hours a day just to make ends meet, but that left Sylvester alone. He fell into gangs and drugs but still wanted to graduate because he didn’t want to have the same struggles his mother had. After school, Sylvester joine...

“The only thing that we can actually control is how we perceive things.” In this episode, Nick speaks with Matt LeBris about growing up in New York with that hustle mentality. Choosing money over everything has a cost, though. Matt learned that choosing money means you neglect relationships and hurt those who care about you. Now, Matt has done everything he can to become the better of himself. He’s taking therapy to talk about an abusive relationship he was in, ‘hustles’ mindfully, gives time...

“Give yourself some grace. You’re going to have frustrations. And if you don’t give up, tomorrow you’ll be an even better version of yourself. “ In this episode, Nick speaks with Bryan Whittington, who was always one who loved to learn, but was never a fan of the classroom setting. He became a foreign exchange student in South America not knowing any Spanish or anything of their culture. Being immersed right into it, he learned that the best way to learn is just by doing it. He took those less...

“Believe in yourself. And if you can’t believe in yourself, get that energy out of your body.” In this episode, Nick speaks with Steven Machat, who has a deep understanding of life and what the purpose of life is. Love. The answer is love. He knows that we are here on Earth to love, to experience joy, and to help others. We are dreamers, and we are meant to achieve our dreams. In order to do that, we need to do what we want and disregard what others tell us what to do, and follow our hearts. A...

“This is my life. I’m the one who has to live this, I get to live this, you don’t; you get to live your own life. “ In this episode, Nick speaks with Sonny Von Cleveland about his redemption story from a crazy early childhood to being imprisoned to now doing incredible things in the world. About Sonny Von Cleveland Sonny was born and raised in the countryside of Mid-Michigan, and is an entertainer and musician who has overcome many obstacles in his life and used the lessons learned from those ...

“Trust and you will see, believe, and you will know, have faith, all is well. Follow what’s in your heart and spirit will lead you.” In this episode, Nick speaks with Dawna Campbell, who was in a hostile and abusive relationship. Her partner couldn’t break the family cycle of abuse; his father and his father’s father were also abusive. Looking for peace, happiness, and joy, Dawna, her husband, and her children went to live in an ashram. Dawna was learning a lot but was now starting to question...

“Your core values; for me, my first two core values are true to self and self-reflection.” In this episode, Nick speaks with Alundas Havens, who had a really hard upbringing – from having an abusive, alcoholic womanizer of a father to having an abusive, alcoholic mother with a racist husband. He struggled with self-identity with his stepfather being racist towards African Americans and never meeting half of his dad’s side, who happened to be African-American. Alundas would bounce around betwe...

“Stop, pause, breathe, consciously choose, and always anchor into your magic.” In this episode, Nick speaks with Debra Driscoll, who helps people in their spiritual development and healing by using magic. We all have this magic but may not know how to use it. She helps people expand and heal even with the words we use and the things we look at. We are the creators of our reality, and we have the magic to make it a good or bad experience. Debra walks us through how we can tap into our own magi...

“If you have a goal, make a plan and get to it. Period. This year is not too late. You’re not too old. You’re not stuck in your ways. If you have a plan, if you have a goal, make a plan and get after it.” In this episode, Nick speaks with Kevin E. Eastman who was in the Air Force as a sergeant. He learned things such as how to best effectively get his message heard, and his supervisor really helped him open up perspectives on his life and mentality. He used to be the type of person who blamed ...

“Be yourself.” In this episode, Nick speaks with Samraj Matharu, a marketer who takes in endless amounts of data to determine the best ways of showing products to customers and how to deliver what people want. About Samraj Matharu Sam is a believer in self-mastery and does what he can to excel in everything he does. He reads books by Robert Greene, Rhonda Byrne, and Paolo Coelho and has a broad range of interests and skills. He also likes to excel in the gym and put 20kg of muscle on within 2...

“We can do hard things. One life, that’s it. So we need to be able to do the things that we need to do to get through it. In this episode, Nick speaks with Matt Jones about how we, as children, have a tendency to do as we are told. We follow our parents’ dreams for us, and sometimes, even a comment from a teacher can pave a certain path. Matt had been going through the motions of what his parents wanted for him – going to college to become an architect. The further Matt went along, the more he...

“This little voice starts saying, you’re a failure, you suck, you can’t do this… This negative self-talk is killing me!” In this episode, Nick speaks with Mike Bassett about how he was fortunate enough to be adopted by a loving family and was fortunate enough to know his birth mom. But every young child takes things personally, and Mike thought his mom’s actions reflected on him and his behaviors, creating childhood trauma. It’s that childhood trauma that hurts the inner child, which creates th...

“Take accountability for your own actions.” In this episode, Nick speaks with Lia Bliss. Lia was just like many people, struggling with money, bad relationships, single mother, and more. She had to make a change, but how? When Lia’s friends were changing what they were doing, she had a moment of self-reflection, which caused her to ask herself different questions about her own life, the choices she had made, and the choices she can make. It all started with taking accountability for her own a...

“Believe in yourself. Don’t listen to what the naysayers are saying. Don’t listen to what the masses on social media are saying. Listen to yourself, in a responsible way.” In this episode, Nick speaks with Marc Nelson, who always knew his body was a little different. He played on the soccer team as an eight-year-old kid, but noticed his body didn’t seem to develop the same way. Going to the doctors, they would tell him nothing was wrong due to him being in the safe BMI range. Marc suffers from...

“The greatest tool we have to create change is shutting up and just listening.” In this episode, Nicks speaks with Rachel Covello to go deep into the mental archives to discuss what she’s been through to become who she is today and why her business “Outcoast” means so much to her and her legacy. About Rachel Covello Rachel is the Publisher of OutCoast.com, an LGBTQ-focused destination marketing travel blog highlighting inclusive destinations in Florida. She is also a niche brand consultant and...

“Don’t go around it, go through it, become aware of your situation, become aware of who you are, who you want to be.” In this episode, Nick speaks with Ben Bressington, who kicks off the interview with a crazy story about being robbed in a foreign country and ending up with a tattoo to remember it all. They get into his background growing up in Australia and how he managed his mindset on his journey from his home country through Canada and ultimately to the US. About Benjamin Bressington Benja...

“You’ve got to want to do it for yourself, not for anyone else.” In this episode, Nick speaks with Jeevan Matharu, a Financial Advisor, Author, and Transformational Coach whose IQ is in the top 2%. We discuss what it means to be a person of value and how he’s coupled his intelligence with an insatiable appetite for new information. About Jeevan Matharu Jeevan, tell us about yourself… I am a 32-year-old Author and Transformational Coach (As well as a financial adviser/retirement planner). I li...