We’re so EXCITED about this week’s episode because we’re celebrating Eddie’s 40th Birthday! HOLY CRAP!!! 

Since we’re celebrating Eddie’s birthday we decided to bring on our three daughters and talk about everything we LOVE about Eddie and the crazy things he does that brings so much joy into our lives. 

We’ll touch on topics like little things that Eddie does that makes him seem older than he really is, like using words that people don’t use anymore, how funny Eddie is, and what he’s learned through the 40 years of his life.

Eddie’s perspective has shifted so much over the years and to see him transition from a young parent to one of the most incredible fathers to our children has been incredible and so rewarding. Eddie’s determination, focus, patience, and joy is something we couldn’t live without and we’re so excited to share this week's episode with you. 

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This episode is such a special one for us, not only because it’s about PUSHING those who are feeling stuck but we’ve invited on some very special people to share their story of fear, failure and ultimately SUCCESS! 

On this episode of the PUSH podcast, we’re bringing on two of our tribe members who are former students of our Passion To Profit masterclass. Andrea and Briana are a mother-daughter duo who BOTH own incredible businesses, Cake By Gala Bakery and Brewja Coffee. 

Both their businesses were hit HARD by the Coronavirus. They CLOSED their doors to their customers. Had just spent over thousands of dollars in inventory, let go of ALL their employees and didn’t know what to do or what to say to their customers and community members. 

After only a few days of being closed to the public, Briana had an idea that would change BOTH their businesses forever! 

Here’s a breakdown of what Eddie & I...

Are we experiencing a new normal??? 

As this pandemic continues, are you finding yourself adjusting to a new way of life? Or are you struggling with the changing rules and regulations that we’re being faced with? 

If you heard our “What In The World” episode, then you know “what in the world” is Eddie’s go-to saying when things are out of the ordinary, weird, or just uncomfortable. 

This week it’s a “What In The World” 2.0 as we adjust to this “new normal!” We’re sharing our tips on HOW we can create a sense of normalcy and adapt to the drastic changes that are taking place on a daily basis. Plus, we’re sharing some weird and just plain awkward scenarios that we’ve encountered since all of this has taken place. 

To give you a better idea here’s a breakdown of what Eddie & I discussed… 

• Our weirdo magnet family and Eddie’s what in...

How do you handle your problems? 

Do you immediately begin to problem solve or do you find yourself sulking in the doom and gloom of your current circumstance? 

With the current pandemic unfolding around us, Eddie & I have heard multiple perspectives from friends and family members on how this is impacting their lives. Our follow-up to each one of the experiences shared with us is, “what are you doing to turn your problem into progress?” 

If you’ve followed us for a while now then you know that back in 2008 Eddie & I both lost our corporate jobs and we were faced with so much uncertainty. We didn’t know how we were going to be able to pay our mortgage, we didn’t know how we were going to pay our bills, we didn’t know if we should file for bankruptcy; the list goes on and on. The one thing we didn’t do was sit and wait around for the universe to solve our problems. 

Instead, we embraced...

Have you ever considered that your next blessing is being blocked because of your ability to be open-minded? 

Think about the amount of times you’ve put yourself in an uncomfortable situation on purpose? How many times have you gone about your daily routine and have purposely chosen to sit next to someone at a coffee shop or a car wash, who didn’t look like you? Or even sit on an airplane next to someone because they look different from you? 

Oftentimes, we avoid any type of situation that “may” potentially put us in an uncomfortable situation. We’re comfortable sitting next to and spending time with others who look and represent themselves like ourselves. Your vibe attracts your tribe right? But when you open your mind up to the possibilities of meeting and interacting with someone who doesn’t represent what you do, you open yourself up possibly learning a new culture or learning about new routines or even job...

It’s time to get your SHIFT together! 

We’re so excited to bring on our special guest, Anthony Trucks! 

Anthony is an entrepreneur, author, speaker, SHIFT coach, and former NFL-player who has been through his share of circumstances. From growing up in foster care to being dropped by the NFL, Anthony has found his purpose in helping others learn their identities and navigate life’s shifts, good and bad.

Here’s a breakdown of what Eddie & I discussed… 

• Learning how to overcome adversity and going for our dreams no matter what (5:56) 
• Common failure, version failure, and predicted failure, and the harm in making them abject (7:12) 
• Avoiding the emotional space of opportunistic joy by not talking aspiration (13:25) 
• How we create either a strong or weak mindset and having the confidence to show up for ourselves (16:42) 
• Getting to a point where success is your second nature (22:20) 
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You guys, this is some serious sh*t! 

On this special BONUS episode of the PUSH Podcast we’re talking to you all about the Coronavirus and WHAT we can do to better support one another, how we can come together as a community, and HOW we can come out of this BETTER, STRONGER and ON TOP!

Trust us, we’re in it just like you…

• Our daughter’s prom was cancelled…
• We moved our oldest out of her college dorm last week and she couldn’t finish her freshman year away at college.
• My brother and soon to be sister in law had to CANCEL their May 9th wedding
• We had to cancel 12 events we had scheduled throughout the country this year, (which means we have over $12,000 tied up with venues that we CAN NOT get back!)
• And, I had  to postpone the SALE of my bakery… (And honestly, who knows what will even happen with business from here…)

With all that, WE STILL WANTED TO REMIND YOU THAT THERE ARE BEAUTIFUL BLESSINGS right in...

Our minds are our own WORST enemies… and we’ve got science to prove it! 

It’s called our Ego’s and our special guest this week is bringing us the tools we need to silence our ego’s to become the master of our own thoughts. 

This week we’re so excited to bring on our special guest, Adele Tevlin! She is the founder of Adele Wellness, a premium weight loss consultant agency for high performance individuals like CEO’s and C-Suite Exec, She's a mom to a four-year-old boy, and right now she’s attending Harvard for her Master’s in psychology. 

Best of all, Adele is a behavioral expert who helps individuals experience HUGE transformations and experience breakthroughs in their daily lives. By helping people see their blind spots, Adele is able to help people break routine and behaviors that are getting in the way of achieving their goals! 

Here’s a breakdown of what Eddie & I...

Imagine waking up one day thinking you have a common cold but then the illness never goes away.  You become frustrated, irritated, miserable, and maybe even you start losing hope of ever getting better.  Or even worse, what if you were told you could die? 

Now think about the things that you would do instead because of the amount of time you have left. 

That scenario is exactly what happened to our guest this week, Ari Meisel, after he was diagnosed with Crohn’s Disease. He decided he needed to make changes in order to survive. He realized with the time his body would physically allow him to work, he needed to find ways to optimize his time. In short, his disease inspired him to do less. He began optimizing, automating, and outsourcing all of his daily tasks in his business and life to be able to accomplish the things that mattered most to him at the time of his diagnosis; allowing him to limit the stresses of everyday life. 

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In life, most of us grow up in a society where the term failure carries a negative meaning. If we fail we immediately take the idea of failure and make it meaningful to our own identity. We start telling ourselves, “you failed because you’re not smart,” or “you failed because you’re not pretty enough.” 

From a young age, we’re told that we have to follow a specific path that will lead to our purpose and what we’re supposed to do in life. We stick to what we’re comfortable and what we’re good at because failure isn’t an option. We know that if we stick in our comfort zones that we will continually be successful. But when we do that, we sacrifice our future selves and what we could be. 

We stick to this idea of conformity so much that it’s nearly impossible to leave what we have, to try something else that can make us happy and more fulfilled.

In this episode, we sit down with Goli...