What would embolden you to take on a suicide mission against a terrifying and colossal evil? What makes a leader? How can a leader be convincing and motivate those he proposes to lead? Aragorn in The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King shows us the answers.
“I’ll die for you” is selfish: Podcast ep. 37 now released
We must sacrifice a lot for love, right? That’s just common knowledge.
Matthew disagrees. He would never sacrifice anything to anyone. And neither should you, he argues. But would he die for that which he loves? Sure. What the wha’???
Continue reading‘Ratatouille’ disproves Marx: Podcast ep. 36 now released
What is the source of value and production: brain, brawn, or both? How does Disney/Pixar’s ‘Ratatouille’ dramatize the answer? What does intellectual independence look like? What is Anton Ego’s motivation in being a food critic?
Continue readingMake a mindset breakthrough: Podcast ep. 35 now released
It’s not about effort. It’s about mindset. We’re already working hard. Our ideas make sense, else we wouldn’t be doing them. What most of us need—and are missing—is a breakthrough in our thinking. Yet that breakthrough at first won’t make sense…
Want to know more? Listen to mindset coach Jarrod Haning, as he and Matthew discuss the following and much more in this interview full of powerful ideas leading toward that breakthrough shift:
-life coach vs. performance coach
-attitude vs. mindset
-music and your brain
-why to-do lists slow you down (“You are the assistant.”)
-How is stage fright related to business success?
-personality tests vs. the MindScan (and how the former are dangerous)
-how to uncover thinking blindspots
-Operating in your “clumsy” vs. your “genius”
-how to arrange your day around your “zone of genius”
-mindset “pushups”
-Thinking Patterns of Success
-Jarrod’s unusual personal accomplishments
Meaning behind the manners: Podcast ep. 34 now released
Does good etiquette lead to self-esteem? Or is etiquette just a social convention imposed upon us and a show put on for others?
Learn the “meaning behind the manners,” as Nita Patel distinguishes traditional and modern etiquette, defining the latter as “where outer actions and your inner awareness come together to achieve your best self.”
Boulton from Boulton podcast ep. 15: Stanley Cup finals!
Tampa. Dallas. Who will prevail? See what Josh says about the Stars that blows Matt away…
Continue readingBe a better version of yourself every day: Podcast ep. 33 now released
Be a better version of yourself every day. This is the essential message strength & conditioning coach Jim Goetz brings to Mr. Bright Side in this wide-ranging and highly-informative interview, as he shares his experience in pro sports and beyond.
Continue readingBoulton from Boulton podcast ep. 14: Conference finals picks
In this show:
-Boys’ second-round record
-Wild second-round roller-coaster
-Why do teams not complete the comeback from 3-1?
-Bubble cities compared, and is moving bubbles a factor?
-Josh upset about scheduling
-Matt irritated about YouTube highlight packages again
-Conference finals picks
-Fleury or Lehner Game 2?
How can your voice empower or betray you?: Podcast ep. 32 now released
How does voice betray us? What can we tell in a person’s voice? How can we re-connect with ourselves through voice? How can we develop and nurture a more authoritative, assertive, influential voice?
Continue readingBoulton from Boulton podcast, ep. 13: Second-round stories, modern spoiler etiquette, & Dale Hawerchuk
The boys reminisce about Dale Hawerchuk in the era of Gretzky, Lemieux, and the uber-competitive Smythe division, as Josh also shares a personal encounter with the man himself. They then share their irritation with some poor spoiler behavior and the lack of spoiler prevention with On Demand services after discussing all four second-round series.
Continue readingSweet but healthy condiments a reality! Podcast ep. 31 now released
Get educated and inspired on nutrition, health, and life. Get hopeful and excited about deliciously sweet but healthy food products created by self-educated food scientist and serial entrepreneur Thom King. This guy is really impressive.
Continue readingBoulton from Boulton podcast, ep. 12: Unanimous Round 2 picks
The boys had a more than respectable record in their first-round picks at 6-2. How will they fare in Round 2? Listen in for their unanimous take on the second round of these unique playoffs and see whether you dare disagree.
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