Justin Mares, an entrepreneur, discusses various interesting topics in this podcast. He talks about his current obsession with the unhealthy state of the USA, how to take depressed people and make them happy, spotting trends, finding passion, building a world-class network, and what makes a great leader. He also introduces his current project, TrueMed, which aims to tap into consumer health accounts. Additionally, he explores the power of calmness and the importance of living near friends for personal growth and parenting.

Ken Rideout, marathon champion and one of the fastest runners over the age of 50, opens up about his real struggles. Topics include trauma healing, struggles as a parent, physical pain vs. emotional pain, how to hit the next level emotionally and spiritually, and how to flip the switch to dominate.

Trevor Blake, an entrepreneur who grew up in poverty and sold 3 businesses for over $300,000,000, shares his three simple steps to success. Topics discussed include the remarkable story of Madame CJ Walker, the transformative power of meditation, connecting with cosmic energy, generating winning ideas, the power of commitment and setting intentions, the shift towards feminine energy in business, and manifesting intentions and rediscovering childhood dreams.

Justin Kan, co-founder of Twitch, talks about his experience with source, finding a partner, leadership, having children, his home vandalization, and learnings from Paul Graham. They also discuss the concept of creating your own reality, the influence of ayahuasca on meditation practice, the transformative nature of having kids, the power of daily affirmations, handling hate and learning from Paul Graham, and the power of a gratitude journal.

David Perell, entrepreneur and writer, discusses running a company, his journey to faith, building deep friendships, advice to creators, and the importance of surrendering to your true nature. Topics include difficulties of running a company, importance of friendship, finding God, season of no, finding a partner, building deep friendships, advice for creators, and how to be more distinctive.

Keith Rabois, a Silicon Valley legend known for his early-stage startup investments, shares valuable advice for people in their 20s. The podcast covers Margaret Thatcher's influence, spotting talent, breakthrough areas, the upside of stress, and commonalities amongst successful people. They also discuss the challenges encountered during the IPO process, leveraging laws and regulations for growth, learning from mistakes, and the value of playing soccer in Silicon Valley.

Dr. Stan Beecham, sport psychologist and author, discusses various topics including the importance of expecting to win, dealing with anxiety, facing fears, overcoming loneliness for high performers, understanding the rare disease of sedic leukemia, and embracing the mystery of life for personal growth.

Zach Bitter, the fastest American 100-mile runner, shares mindset secrets for endurance in the marathon and beyond. They discuss the growing popularity of running, the challenges of self-doubt and mental endurance, and the importance of setting smaller goals. Zach also reflects on his transition from teaching to running professionally, the role of curiosity in his journey, and the connection between running and meditation. They emphasize the value of finding balance, mentorship, and gratitude in the pursuit of knowledge and personal growth.

Hunter Weiss, an entrepreneur athlete, talks about his development with mentor Casey Neistat, building a tribe in NYC, his biggest failure, the impact of running on his life, and more. They also discuss the trend of entrepreneurial athletes, learnings from an Andy Frisella trip, and how to go viral. Hunter highlights the importance of building his own brand, his fascination with action sports, and the highs and lows of his journey. They touch on limiting beliefs, the balance between money and artistic pursuits, and the impact of running a marathon.

Tyler Denk, Founder of beehiiv, turned down a $50 million offer. He discusses his mindset shift and striving for excellence. They talk about working with co-founders and the challenges of being an entrepreneur. They share a DNS provider disaster and the power of writing. They explore the weird habits of high performers and recommend 'The Go Giver' book.