The podcast is coming...

It’s Monday, and I’m fired up for the week ahead. Here’s why…

Episode #1 of the podcast is in the books, packed full of actionable insights and big ideas. I’ve been buzzing ever since recording.

I love podcasting, but specifically, I love being in conversation with people about deep topics that have the potential to transform our lives.

My first guest is Diana Kander, and she did not disappoint. She’s been my close friend, mentor, and inspiration for years. Diana is an author, entrepreneur, and master of curiosity, experimentation, and taking big swings.

She has an incredible story, from her early days as a refugee from Ukraine to starting 10 companies by the time she was in her 30s to becoming a New York Times bestselling author and a renowned innovation and curiosity speaker and consultant for the Fortune 500.

I planned to share the entire episode with you today in all its edited glory, but technology had something else in mind. Hooray for more editing!

Instead, I’m staying flexible and sharing a few of my favorite clips that might inspire your week ahead.

Preview of My Favorite Clips & Insights 👇

• What if you are the only factor limiting your potential (watch)?

• The most important question to ask yourself to drive exponential growth (watch)

• How Diana uses “stage gates” to decide if a new idea is worth pursuing and to keep her focused (watch)

• Diana’s definition of success and how it’s evolved (watch)

• The importance of NOT setting “should” goals (watch)

The Week Ahead

For Wednesday, I’m working on a post inspired by Cori's insight into our different “energies” as a couple and how to identify and use your unique energy pattern for growth.

I plan to release the full podcast episode to you on Friday, but I won’t go live with the podcast until I have a few more episodes recorded. You’re getting a sneak peak.

In the meantime, I’d love for you to check out the clips above and tell me who you want to hear from on the topic of unlocking your potential. I want some big, bold ideas!

Finally, thanks to some of your feedback, I’ll be adding audio versions of these posts in case you’d rather listen than read.

You’re awesome.

Adam