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Nas Echeverria is a genius.
I can’t believe I get to hang out with her two weeks in a row.
Trust me.
Nas drops serious gems here.
Those who know…know this is one to listen to.
Part 2.
Here we go.
Learn more about Nas’ Easy Yes Method here: https://easyyesleads.com/system/
P.S.
If you’re looking to join a community of bold storytellers then check out our Direct Connect Experience here: https://tomearl.me/dcminvite
Usually, Nas and I only have off-the-record conversations.
But on this one, we decided to invite you to take a seat with us.
In a land of sand castle entrepreneurs…
…Nas is one of the few real ones.
Those who know…know this is one to listen to.
Part 1.
Here we go.
Learn more about Nas’ Easy Yes Method here.
P.S.
If you’re looking to join a community of bold storytellers then check out our Direct Connect Experience here.
Original Air Date: August 10, 2020
Imagine coming home from work only to find that your partner of 7 years has completely moved out of the home you shared together.
No warning. No note. No discernible reason.
Just the empty space where that person’s furniture, clothes, dishes, and presence once were.
Ok. Now let’s jump back one year.
Let’s say you were to study your ass off for years. You go through the rigorous and grueling process of medical rotations. You walk across the stage to receive your pharmacy doctorate – only to realize less than 1 year later that this profession isn’t for you.
We all have an origin story.
These are just two of the life events that this week’s guest, 𝐃𝐫. 𝐁𝐫𝐲𝐚𝐧 𝐌𝐜𝐄𝐥𝐝𝐞𝐫𝐫𝐲 shared with us in this powerful episode.
This interview is personal.
It is vulnerable.
It is transparent.
It is real.
𝐃𝐫. 𝐁𝐫𝐲𝐚𝐧 lives the truth that he shares as a holistic life coach, business mentor, and speaker. The core premise of his work is to empower and teach each person he encounters to take control of their mind, body, and life by investing in themselves.
I promise you: you will not regret jumping into this episode. It’ll be a cool pool on a hot summer’s day.
We got real as we talked about mental health, social justice, neuro-linguistic programming, self-awareness, how to transition from loss, and how to move forward when your world falls out from underneath you.
Bryan and I also went deep on men and mental health. We talked about how toxic masculinity and patriarchy keep men in an unhealthy box, and how we can break free from that box.
Most importantly, Bryan made sure that he didn’t just speak in the theoretical or philosophical. He shared tools, steps, exercises, and processes you can use to address the issues that were raised in this interview.
I’m telling you, we went in on this episode.
Here’s my suggestion: hit play and brace yourself.
You can learn more about 𝐃𝐫. 𝐁𝐫𝐲𝐚𝐧 𝐌𝐜𝐄𝐥𝐝𝐞𝐫𝐫𝐲 through his website; or you can follow him on Instagram
Original Air Date: August 2, 2020
Living spiritually. Building community. Growing purposefully.
These are the 3 pillars that guide this week’s guests, Sudduf Wyne.
Over the span of my podcast, it’s been an honor to interview almost 300 remarkable entrepreneurs so far.
But this is one of the most courageous, real, honest, vulnerable, and inspiring conversations I’ve ever had.
Why can I say that?
With each question I asked, Sudduf would take us to a deeper level with each of her answers.
I almost don’t want to spoil the journey this episode is by revealing too much of what we talked about. I’m that excited for you to listen to it.
So… If you're looking for a deeper meaning,
If you believe we are here for a reason,
If you have ever felt excluded, overlooked or not seen,
If self-doubt has ever held you back,
Then this episode is for you.
Let’s start this journey.
Hit play.
More About Sudduf:
Sudduf runs the INTENTION membership. She stands confidently in her faith and leads intentionally and passionately.
Sudduf weaves her spiritually fuelled business approach into the lives of entrepreneurs struggling to gain clarity and purpose in their business.
Living spiritually. Building community. Growing purposefully. These are her pillars.
Sudduf’s magic has been affirmed and celebrated by many sources. The Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star, and the Canadian House of Commons to name but a few.
Her circle is grateful for her dedication, drive, passionate presence, and unwavering commitment to up-level the Muslim business community.
http://instagram.com/salamsudduf
Living spiritually. Building community. Growing purposefully.
These are the 3 pillars that guide this week’s guests, Sudduf Wyne.
Over the span of my podcast, it’s been an honor to interview almost 300 remarkable entrepreneurs so far.
But this is one of the most courageous, real, honest, vulnerable, and inspiring conversations I’ve ever had.
Why can I say that?
With each question I asked, Sudduf would take us to a deeper level with each of her answers.
I almost don’t want to spoil the journey this episode is by revealing too much of what we talked about. I’m that excited for you to listen to it.
So… If you're looking for a deeper meaning,
If you believe we are here for a reason,
If you have ever felt excluded, overlooked or not seen,
If self-doubt has ever held you back,
Then this episode is for you.
Let’s start this journey.
Hit play.
More About Sudduf:
Sudduf runs the INTENTION membership. She stands confidently in her faith and leads intentionally and passionately.
Sudduf weaves her spiritually fuelled business approach into the lives of entrepreneurs struggling to gain clarity and purpose in their business.
Living spiritually. Building community. Growing purposefully. These are her pillars.
Sudduf’s magic has been affirmed and celebrated by many sources. The Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star, and the Canadian House of Commons to name but a few.
Her circle is grateful for her dedication, drive, passionate presence and unwavering commitment to up-level the Muslim business community.
Imagine coming home from work only to find that your partner of 7 years has completely moved out of the home you shared together.
No warning. No note. No discernible reason.
Just the empty space where that person’s furniture, clothes, dishes, and presence once were.
Ok. Now let’s jump back one year.
Let’s say you were to study your ass off for years. You go through the rigorous and grueling process of medical rotations. You walk across the stage to receive your pharmacy doctorate – only to realize less than 1 year later that this profession isn’t for you.
We all have an origin story.
These are just two of the life events that this week’s guest, 𝐃𝐫. 𝐁𝐫𝐲𝐚𝐧 𝐌𝐜𝐄𝐥𝐝𝐞𝐫𝐫𝐲, shared with us in this powerful episode.
This interview is personal.
It is vulnerable.
It is transparent.
It is real.
𝐃𝐫. 𝐁𝐫𝐲𝐚𝐧 lives the truth that he shares as a holistic life coach, business mentor, and speaker. The core premise of his work is to empower and teach each person he encounters to take control of their mind, body, and life by investing in themselves.
I promise you: you will not regret jumping into this episode. It’ll be a cool pool on a hot summer’s day.
We got real as we talked about mental health, social justice, neuro-linguistic programming, self-awareness, how to transition from loss, and how to move forward when your world falls out from underneath you.
Bryan and I also went deep on men and mental health. We talked about how toxic masculinity and patriarchy keep men in an unhealthy box, and how we can break free from that box.
Most importantly, Bryan made sure that he didn’t just speak in the theoretical or philosophical. He shared tools, steps, exercises, and processes you can use to address the issues that were raised in this interview.
I’m telling you, we went in on this episode.
Here’s my suggestion: hit play and brace yourself.
You can learn more about 𝐃𝐫. 𝐁𝐫𝐲𝐚𝐧 𝐌𝐜𝐄𝐥𝐝𝐞𝐫𝐫𝐲 through his website www.bryanmcelderry.com/; or you can follow him on IG www.instagram.com/drmcelderry/.
Featuring: Sadiya Sassine, Cet Mohamed-Moore, Shaan Dasani, and Travis Ray
Here it is! Episode 5 of the ‘Gifts for My Child’ series. In case you’re just jumping in, be sure to listen to episodes 1 & 2 of this series to get the backstory. And, of course, you can always check out episodes 3-4 too.
Honestly, these interviews really gave me an opportunity to connect with people I care about and have some real conversations with them.
Of course, if there is a question I asked a guest that you have an insightful reflection on, please be sure to share it with me!
Enjoy this week’s episode!
