The Playbook With David Meltzer

In today's episode, I share the most valuable insights and lessons from the sixth season of "Office Hours." With esteemed guests like Erik Huberman, Marshall Faulk, Ashish Advani, and more, we explore simplifying marketing, the power of positivity, and the importance of consistency. You'll hear stories of resilience, personal growth, and the impact of surrounding yourself with positive influences. This season is a treasure trove of wisdom for entrepreneurs, leaders, and dreamers, offering actionable strategies to navigate personal and professional challenges. To join future Free Friday Training sessions, register at: https://free.dmeltzer.com/friday-training-1

In today's episode, I welcome Metta World Peace, formerly known as Ron Artest, to discuss his incredible journey both on and off the court. Metta shares his experiences of overcoming personal and professional challenges, including his transformation from an aggressive player to a community-focused philanthropist. We explore the significance of his name change, reflecting his mission-driven approach to life. Metta also opens up about the importance of staying true to one's core values, structured sharing, and his continuous pursuit of growth and learning. His story is a testament to resilience, humility, and the power of community.

In today’s episode, I talk about overcoming imposter syndrome and recognizing self-worth. Sharing my recent experience at the YouTube Theater with incredible guests like Dane Cook, Rob Riggle, and Marshall Faulk, I explore the importance of self-image and the common struggle of feeling unworthy. Reflecting on ancient teachings, I emphasize that we are all part of an abundant, unified source and discuss how our mindset can interfere with our health, wealth, and happiness. Remembering that lessons are continuous and others mirror our fears, I encourage focusing on inner growth to achieve our true potential.

In today's episode, I join Matt Foster on his Defining Success podcast to discuss my journey from Akron, Ohio, to achieving success in residential and commercial real estate. We explore the importance of auditing relationships and understanding the balance between those who feed you and those who drain you. I share personal stories from my childhood, the lessons learned from pole vaulting, and my experience with losing and rebuilding a $100 million net worth. Together, we talk about the significance of time, gratitude, and the power of small, consistent actions in achieving long-term success.

In today's episode, I sit down with Roger Martin from the ThriveMore podcast to discuss the power of giving and the journey to a mindset of abundance. Roger and I explore how shifting from a scarcity mindset to one of value addition can transform your life and career. We talk about the importance of asking for help, living with patience, and the practice of finding light, love, and lessons in everyday activities. This conversation reveals how adopting these principles can lead to exponential growth and fulfillment in all aspects of life.

In today's episode, I sit down with Julie Lokun and Tia Morell Walden from the Obsessed Podcast. Julie and Tia share their journey, highlighting the importance of personal and professional growth. We discuss my philosophy on faith, the power of daily practices, and finding light, love, and lessons in every situation. Tia opens up about her personal loss and how she navigates grief with resilience. Together, we explore the significance of gratitude, forgiveness, and living a life of abundance through practical wisdom and heartfelt stories.

On this episode, of #ThePlaybook, Marc Randolph, Co-founder and the first CEO of Netflix, sits down to discuss: [5:38] - The decision to try and combine forces with Blockbuster and why it failed [7:46] - How to properly handle being told “that will never work” [9:43] - Why breakthroughs in business are exactly like geologic change [15:01] - The reason he says all ideas are bad (and why you should not hesitate to try and figure it out anyway)

In today's episode, I explore key topics to enhance personal and professional growth. I discuss supporting veterans and leveraging their skills, the transformative power of hypnotherapy with Karen Ross, and the integration of AI in writing with Isabella Masucci. I also focus on the importance of intentional living and maintaining harmony. These conversations emphasize the untapped potential of veterans, the benefits of hypnotherapy, and the balance between AI and human creativity. The session concludes with a call for community support, kindness, and active engagement, showcasing the interconnectedness of personal success, community involvement, and technological advancements.To join future Free Friday Training sessions, register at:https://free.dmeltzer.com/friday-training-1

In today's episode, I'm joined by Chad Sanschagrin, a renowned executive leadership and sales coach, founder of Cannonball Moments, to discuss the power of internal story-lines. We explore how external headlines can shake our lives and the importance of aligning our actions with our values. Dane Cook also shares his perspectives on honesty, faith, and personal growth. We dive into gratitude, forgiveness, and effective communication, emphasizing how these values shape our journeys. Chad's poignant question about pivotal moments brings out deep reflections, highlighting the necessity of honesty and repetitive efforts in personal and professional life.

In today's episode, I am joined by the incredible Marie Diamond, a globally renowned Transformational Leader featured in “The Secret,” along with Rob Riggle and Dane Cook. Marie shares her insights on forgiveness and inner power, asking us about our techniques to let go of pain, regrets, and guilt. Dane discusses his journey of self-forgiveness and personal growth, while I explore the importance of forgiveness as a superpower and my daily practices to address fear and guilt. We reflect on the power of gratitude, the discipline of honest living, and the challenges of seeking forgiveness from ourselves and others.