Here's why you need "toxic" people

Here's why you need "toxic" people

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Chasing Your Dreams Is Messier Than Anyone Tells You

I’m recording this episode sitting in a car in San Diego because honestly, that feels pretty appropriate for what I want to talk about. My family and I are travelling across America for two months while I speak, run my business, see family, create opportunities and chase some ver ...  Show more

Jen Gottlieb: How She Built Unshakeable Confidence

Jen Gottlieb is an entrepreneur, bestselling author, international speaker and former performer who has built a career around communication, visibility and being seen. But this conversation goes far beyond how to look confident on a stage. Jen and I talk about what it actually ta ...  Show more

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