Faolan Sugarman-Lash is a professional life coach and author of "Why Live?: The Beautiful and Painful Mess of Learning to Love Life." This conversation covers the most important mental health lessons from Faolan's new book and his coaching practice. This episode covers how to reframe depression, purpose, intuition, motivation, and much more.

Tiago Forte teaches the Building a Second Brain training program. According to Tiago, a second brain is "A Proven Method to Organize Your Digital Life and Unlock Your Creative Potential." This conversation covers the fundamentals of Personal Knowledge Management and how to apply it to make our lives more creative and productive.

Stefan von Imhof's startup alts.co provides in-depth research into alternative investments including collectibles, music royalties, non-traditional real estate, micro SaaS, crypto, tickets, watches, fine alcohol, and many more. This episode covers Stefan's business journey, his favorite asset classes, and his growth marketing strategies at alts.co

Jack Niewold is the founder of Crypto Pragmatist, an email newsletter that provides institutional-grade altcoin analysis through data-backed investing frameworks applied to the cryptocurrency markets. It is minimal, compelling, and a quick way to get a high signal, long-term perspective on altcoins. In this conversation, we talk about the founding of Crypto Pragmatist, his inspirations, alpha through understanding, crypto protocols he finds interesting, why watching developer action is a great way to evaluate altcoins, and his incredible twitter growth.

Maria Brito is an award-winning New York-based contemporary art advisor, author, and curator. Maria is a Harvard law graduate originally from Venezuela. In 2015 Brito was selected by Complex Magazine as one of the 20 Power Players in the Art World and in 2020 she was named by ARTNEWS as one of the visionaries who gets to shape the art world. We discuss Maria's new book, How Creativity Rules The World. We also discuss her career path, developing taste, collecting art, and much, much more.

Joel Hansen heads marketing and partnerships at LOI Venture, a 20M seed fund backing the brightest founders under 30. In addition, Joel advises CEOs on social media storytelling (having worked with brands like the LA Clippers, Prezi, and Best Buy), and teaches a Maven CBC on building a storytelling engine. This episode is a mini-masterclass on using LinkedIn to propel your brand, Joel's techniques for impressive achievement, early marriage, and, of course, best practices for storytelling.

Shane Heath is the founder and CEO of MUD\WTR, an organic coffee alternative made with a blend of spices, mushrooms, and cacao that gets you focused, alert, high energy, and in a good mood with none of the coffee induced jitters and anxiety. Shane invented MUD\WTR to address his own challenges with caffeine, and now he is sharing it with the world. In this episode we talk about decisions behind his unique company culture, Shane's surf and art sabbatical in India, the advertising and marketing strategies that have scaled MUD so quickly, reaching a flow state, mistakes along the way, the purpose of every ingredient, and top-secret future goals for the company.

David Perry went from high school dropout to earning an honorary doctorate in the same ceremony as Nelson Mandela. He's built official video game adaptations for box-office hits like The Matrix, Terminator, and Disney's Aladdin. Today, he is the founder and CEO of Carro, a social commerce Shopify application that opens massive new opportunities for vendors through cross-store selling and influencer partnerships. This episode discusses opportunities to use Carro to grow your business, how David became a main-stage TED speaker, selling a company to both Sony and Atari, finding new business models by traveling overseas with Howard Marks, the world of influencers as brands, and coming out of retirement to reinvent social commerce.