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Sunday Jan 09, 2022
Sunday Jan 09, 2022
What if you could have what you always imagined?
On this episode of the Making Bank podcast, Dale Comstock talks about his martial arts experience, military career, and coaching business. Born into a military family, Dale learned the importance of self-defense early on. He excelled in martial arts and became a skilled fighter before signing up for the military at 17. From there, he led a successful career in special forces—but his journey didn’t end there.
Dale started and sold businesses in everything from nuclear security to canine training. When Covid hit, he didn’t let it stop him. Instead, he began a coaching business with his daughter and business partner and now helps thousands of people reach their potential. Listen to the episode to hear more about how the body, business and how perspective informs your path.
Listen to Josh and Dale discuss military culture:
Dale’s Background (5:56)
Growing up in Germany with a father in the military, Dale had a unique childhood. At school, he was picked on for his size—until he decided to turn to martial arts. Dale embraced different types of martial arts, learning new skills, confidence and eventually a career.
Military Culture (9:06)
Growing up on bases his whole childhood, Dale was raised with a military culture. At 17, he enlisted and did 20 years of service, including in the special forces, counter-terrorist unit and more. After the military, he founded company after company, building them up and selling to competitors. From appearing on TV to nuclear security, he’s done it all.
Business During Covid (16:23)
While traveling, Dale saw the world shut down. He decided to form a coaching business with his daughter and colleague to help those who have lost their income due to Covid.
The Science of Success (21:33)
Dale discusses the science behind success and the three groups of people he coaches in his business. Together with his business partner Joe and his daughter, the three of them have helped thousands of people.
Turning the Ideal into the Real (24:40)
Dale focuses on three areas of mentee’s lives: body, perspective and subconsciousness. A healthy body helps lead to a healthy mind. When it comes to perspective, a negative attitude can warp your memory. Always thinking about the past can sometimes keep you stuck there. It also helps with self-discipline.
Visualize your Success (29:29)
Dale chats about how visualizing your success interacts with the nervous system.
Delta Training and its Lessons (31:30)
Dale explains the rigorous selection process for the Delta Forces in the military. He extrapolates the valuable lessons he’s learned that he takes with him anywhere. He now views hardship as a challenge, not a problem.
Links mentioned:
https://www.amazon.com/American-Badass-story-modern-Spartan/dp/0989483509
Sunday Jan 02, 2022
Sunday Jan 02, 2022
Can we extend our life expectancy?
On this episode of the Making Bank Podcast, Sergey Young discusses investing in scientific start-ups, medical advancements and more. After growing up in the USSR, Sergey worked his way up to private equity before entering the world of medicine. Through habits, lifestyle changes, and coming technology, he has found how to slow and even reverse aging. Listen to the episode to hear more about how you can increase the longevity of your life.
Listen to Josh and Sergey discuss health:
Sergey’s Background (2:55)
Growing up in the USSR, Sergey struggled to find work and help feed the family. Through lots of hard work and some luck, he was able to get out, get a degree and now manages $2 billion in assets.
From Health Crisis to Health Investor (5:28)
Sergey found his way to McKinsey and through that, private equity. After a small health scare, Sergey had to change his lifestyle and quickly realized that changing unhealthy habits can help reduce to the risk for many diseases. He began investing in scientists and medical startups.
Life Longevity (9:27)
Sergey’s health investment fund focuses on longevity. As we reach middle age, diseases like cancer, heart disease, and diabetes become more dangerous. Sergey invests in companies that try to combat those in an affordable and accessible ways.
Now, Near, and the Future of Medical Advances (12:29)
Sergey discusses what we can do now, in the near future, and beyond to increase our life expectancy. From habits to drugs to new technology, Sergey covers the ways in which we can reverse or slow down aging to add an additional 5-10 years to our lives. The medical advances help those with chronic diseases, organ issues and other predicaments.
Health Care Efficiency (19:10)
Sergey explains how the US health care system, while medically advanced, is inefficient. Even with numbers adjusted for population, the US spends a lot more on the health care system than their European counterparts with longer life spans.
The Science and Technology of Growing Young (20:57)
Sergey shares where to find his book, as well as where to find more information about life longevity.
Your Annual Checkup (22:09)
Before hopping off, Sergey iterates the importance of your annual checkup. He urges everyone to make this visit as comprehensive as possible so that you can prevent or catch any early signs of diseases such as cancer and diabetes.
Links mentioned:
Sunday Jan 02, 2022
Sunday Jan 02, 2022
Can we extend our life expectancy?
On this episode of the Making Bank Podcast, Sergey Young discusses investing in scientific start-ups, medical advancements and more. After growing up in the USSR, Sergey worked his way up to private equity before entering the world of medicine. Through habits, lifestyle changes, and coming technology, he has found how to slow and even reverse aging. Listen to the episode to hear more about how you can increase the longevity of your life.
Listen to Josh and Sergey discuss health:
Sergey’s Background (2:55)
Growing up in the USSR, Sergey struggled to find work and help feed the family. Through lots of hard work and some luck, he was able to get out, get a degree and now manages $2 billion in assets.
From Health Crisis to Health Investor (5:28)
Sergey found his way to McKinsey and through that, private equity. After a small health scare, Sergey had to change his lifestyle and quickly realized that changing unhealthy habits can help reduce to the risk for many diseases. He began investing in scientists and medical startups.
Life Longevity (9:27)
Sergey’s health investment fund focuses on longevity. As we reach middle age, diseases like cancer, heart disease, and diabetes become more dangerous. Sergey invests in companies that try to combat those in an affordable and accessible ways.
Now, Near, and the Future of Medical Advances (12:29)
Sergey discusses what we can do now, in the near future, and beyond to increase our life expectancy. From habits to drugs to new technology, Sergey covers the ways in which we can reverse or slow down aging to add an additional 5-10 years to our lives. The medical advances help those with chronic diseases, organ issues and other predicaments.
Health Care Efficiency (19:10)
Sergey explains how the US health care system, while medically advanced, is inefficient. Even with numbers adjusted for population, the US spends a lot more on the health care system than their European counterparts with longer life spans.
The Science and Technology of Growing Young (20:57)
Sergey shares where to find his book, as well as where to find more information about life longevity.
Your Annual Checkup (22:09)
Before hopping off, Sergey iterates the importance of your annual checkup. He urges everyone to make this visit as comprehensive as possible so that you can prevent or catch any early signs of diseases such as cancer and diabetes.
Links mentioned:
Sunday Dec 26, 2021
Sunday Dec 26, 2021
Can you build an empire of good?
On this episode of the Making Bank podcast, Gary Vaynerchuk chats about his book, social media marketing and creating great content. After starting his podcast, Gary released his fourth book #AskGaryVee, where he gives advice on how to be successful.
Successful himself, Gary chats about how he balances his personal and professional life. He also encourages people to utilize social media to help their careers. Listen to the episode to hear more about the power of gratitude, building a career on good, and inspiring others.
Listen to Josh and Gary discuss marketing:
#AskGaryVee (0:52)
Gary chats about his book #AskGaryVee and how he made the audiobook a unique experience. He loves answering questions and between his podcast Q&A and #AskGaryVee, he gives a lot of great advice.
Balancing Professional and Personal Lives (4:35)
As someone who works a lot but also has a family, Gary discusses how he finds balance. Through overcommunicating and adjusting daily, Gary feels he and his family can find a happy medium.
Work Hard, Relax Hard (7:18)
As someone who works over fifteen-hour days, Gary values down time. Now that he has little kids, Gary shuts off work on the weekends and is fully present during vacation time. Together, he and his wife have found a balance that works for them.
Don’t Be Me, Be You (9:55)
While Gary loves his life, he recognizes it’s not for everyone. Instead, find what works for you and follow that path.
Underpriced Attention (11:55)
Gary is always looking to where you can grab people’s attention. Apps like Tiktok, Snapchat and more already have people’s attention. Now it’s your turn to place yourself in front of them.
The Power of Gratitude (15:13)
Gary attributes gratitude as his main driver. It gets him up in the morning and working throughout the day. He’s taken his privilege and decided to run with it.
Gary’s Life Purpose (17:54)
Gary believes his life purpose is to build an empire on the good. He wants to be successful, but in a way that does good and gives back to others while also creating great content. He wants to inspire people with honey, not vinegar.
Links mentioned:
Sunday Dec 26, 2021
Sunday Dec 26, 2021
Can you build an empire of good?
On this episode of the Making Bank podcast, Gary Vaynerchuk chats about his book, social media marketing and creating great content. After starting his podcast, Gary released his fourth book #AskGaryVee, where he gives advice on how to be successful.
Successful himself, Gary chats about how he balances his personal and professional life. He also encourages people to utilize social media to help their careers. Listen to the episode to hear more about the power of gratitude, building a career on good, and inspiring others.
Listen to Josh and Gary discuss marketing:
#AskGaryVee (0:52)
Gary chats about his book #AskGaryVee and how he made the audiobook a unique experience. He loves answering questions and between his podcast Q&A and #AskGaryVee, he gives a lot of great advice.
Balancing Professional and Personal Lives (4:35)
As someone who works a lot but also has a family, Gary discusses how he finds balance. Through overcommunicating and adjusting daily, Gary feels he and his family can find a happy medium.
Work Hard, Relax Hard (7:18)
As someone who works over fifteen-hour days, Gary values down time. Now that he has little kids, Gary shuts off work on the weekends and is fully present during vacation time. Together, he and his wife have found a balance that works for them.
Don’t Be Me, Be You (9:55)
While Gary loves his life, he recognizes it’s not for everyone. Instead, find what works for you and follow that path.
Underpriced Attention (11:55)
Gary is always looking to where you can grab people’s attention. Apps like Tiktok, Snapchat and more already have people’s attention. Now it’s your turn to place yourself in front of them.
The Power of Gratitude (15:13)
Gary attributes gratitude as his main driver. It gets him up in the morning and working throughout the day. He’s taken his privilege and decided to run with it.
Gary’s Life Purpose (17:54)
Gary believes his life purpose is to build an empire on the good. He wants to be successful, but in a way that does good and gives back to others while also creating great content. He wants to inspire people with honey, not vinegar.
Links mentioned:
Sunday Dec 19, 2021
Sunday Dec 19, 2021
Does selfless networking work?
On this episode of the Making Bank Podcast, Jordan discusses rebuilding a new show and the power of relationships. After 11 years of hosting “Art of Charm,” Jordan set out to build a new podcast called “the Jordan Harbinger Show.” With the help of what he calls ABG – Always be Giving – he has found incredible success in only a few months.
Jordan believes that helping others without asking for something in return in that moment is the best way to network. You’ll make better connections, friends, and business deals – and down the line when you need help, help will be there. Listen to the episode to hear more about ABG networking, relationships, and even working with his wife.
Listen to Josh and Jordan discuss networking:
Switching Shows (1:46)
Host of the “Art of Charm” podcast for 11 years, Jordan Harbinger now hosts and produces the Jordan Harbinger Show. He talks about how the podcasting landscape has changed and what he’s learned over the years.
The Power of Relationships (3:36)
Jordan chats about the power of relationships. What took him years and years to accomplish with “Art of Charm” he now has done for “The Jordan Harbinger Show” in only a few months with the help of his network.
ABG (5:34)
Jordan’s motto for networking? Always be giving, or ABG. By being generous to others without expecting something in return, Jordan believes you reduce your cognitive load. Years down the line when you need a favor, they will have your back. Additionally, ABG is scalable and saves you time and money.
Covert Contracts (8:12)
When helping others without expecting anything in return, don’t keep score. It can be easy to make a “covert contract” in your mind, hanging onto the idea that that person owes you something, and then getting frustrated when they can’t give you a certain favor.
Social Capital (12:13)
When Jordan began his new show, he quickly realized the power of all the favors he did for others over the years. Although not expecting anything in return, he found that people were willing to make introductions, spread awareness and help him rebuild his hosting career.
Professionalism Pays Off (16:07)
Jordan explains what he has learned from his hundreds of interviews of the years. Some of the biggest stars are just as charming off camera—or not. Jordan saw first-hand how professional some are or aren’t. Even a 30 second interaction can improve or taint a relationship for the rest of your life.
Working with Your Wife (20:18)
Recently, Jordan’s wife, Jen, took on the role of his assistant and he, and his business, have never been better. Jordan specifies however, that working with your spouse has its own challenges and boundaries.
Links mentioned:
Sunday Dec 19, 2021
Sunday Dec 19, 2021
Episode summary:
Does selfless networking work?
On this episode of the Making Bank Podcast, Jordan discusses rebuilding a new show and the power of relationships. After 11 years of hosting “Art of Charm,” Jordan set out to build a new podcast called “the Jordan Harbinger Show.” With the help of what he calls ABG – Always be Giving – he has found incredible success in only a few months.
Jordan believes that helping others without asking for something in return in that moment is the best way to network. You’ll make better connections, friends, and business deals – and down the line when you need help, help will be there. Listen to the episode to hear more about ABG networking, relationships, and even working with his wife.
Listen to Josh and Jordan discuss networking:
Switching Shows (1:46)
Host of the “Art of Charm” podcast for 11 years, Jordan Harbinger now hosts and produces the Jordan Harbinger Show. He talks about how the podcasting landscape has changed and what he’s learned over the years.
The Power of Relationships (3:36)
Jordan chats about the power of relationships. What took him years and years to accomplish with “Art of Charm” he now has done for “The Jordan Harbinger Show” in only a few months with the help of his network.
ABG (5:34)
Jordan’s motto for networking? Always be giving, or ABG. By being generous to others without expecting something in return, Jordan believes you reduce your cognitive load. Years down the line when you need a favor, they will have your back. Additionally, ABG is scalable and saves you time and money.
Covert Contracts (8:12)
When helping others without expecting anything in return, don’t keep score. It can be easy to make a “covert contract” in your mind, hanging onto the idea that that person owes you something, and then getting frustrated when they can’t give you a certain favor.
Social Capital (12:13)
When Jordan began his new show, he quickly realized the power of all the favors he did for others over the years. Although not expecting anything in return, he found that people were willing to make introductions, spread awareness and help him rebuild his hosting career.
Professionalism Pays Off (16:07)
Jordan explains what he has learned from his hundreds of interviews of the years. Some of the biggest stars are just as charming off camera—or not. Jordan saw first-hand how professional some are or aren’t. Even a 30 second interaction can improve or taint a relationship for the rest of your life.
Working with Your Wife (20:18)
Recently, Jordan’s wife, Jen, took on the role of his assistant and he, and his business, have never been better. Jordan specifies however, that working with your spouse has its own challenges and boundaries.
Links mentioned:
Sunday Dec 12, 2021
Sunday Dec 12, 2021
A healthy body runs a heathy business.
On this episode of the Making Bank podcast, Barton Scott chats about the power of minerals and how they can impact your success. An athlete his whole life, Barton found himself having memory issues in his twenties due to mineral deficiencies. He created Upgraded Formulas, a testing and supplement company that helps you restore your mineral levels.
Proper nutrition helps boost your mood, body and business. So, before you take care of your company, first take care of yourself. Listen to the episode to learn more about how the right levels of minerals – or wrong ones – are impacting your everyday life.
Listen to Josh and Barton discuss nutrition:
Barton’s Background (2:40)
Growing up an athlete, Barton was used to taking care of his body. In his early 20s, however, his short-term memory started unraveling and he sought help. No one could figure out what was wrong—until Barton realized it all came down to minerals.
Minerals vs. Vitamins (7:39)
Barton breaks down the difference between vitamins and minerals and explains why minerals are so important. Additionally, we can’t produce our own minerals, so Barton explains how Upgraded Formulas provide them.
Energy and Entrepreneurs (9:37)
Barton speaks on how medicine doesn’t always provide everything you need to heal. It’s important to view health holistically and look at things like diet and lifestyle as well. Even if you’re perfectly healthy, it can be easy to feel sluggish. As an entrepreneur, if you have no energy – no matter your mindset – you won’t get anything done.
Nutrition Becomes Personality (14:10)
Did you know that your nutrition can impact your mood? Barton explains how having too much or too little of certain nutrients can cause you to be more tired, angry, sad or other emotions. So, next time you’re feeling off, you may want to look at your nutrient levels.
You also may want to look at whether you’re absorbing the proper nutrients. If your body isn’t absorbing what it needs to, then it can’t perform properly for you.
Test, Don’t Guess (18:00)
Even the strongest people may be suffering with a nutrients imbalance. Barton shares the story of a close friend who found out that although she could get up early and lift three times her weight, she still suffered from an imbalance that impacted her life.
Barton encourages everyone to get their nutrition tested. You may be suffering in ways you don’t have to – or spending money on things you don’t need to. But you won’t know until you get tested.
Test Often (23:28)
Unlike blood samples, hair samples are more accurate and more affordable. Barton suggests getting tested every 90 days so that you can adjust your diet for a healthier body and business.
Upgraded Formulas vs. traditional supplements (28:10)
If you’re taking supplements now, you may only be absorbing 25% of the minerals – if you’re lucky. Upgraded Formulas gives you the right formula and concentration so that your body can absorb the proper nutrients and help reverse any deficiencies.
Links mentioned:
Sunday Dec 12, 2021
Sunday Dec 12, 2021
A healthy body runs a heathy business.
On this episode of the Making Bank podcast, Barton Scott chats about the power of minerals and how they can impact your success. An athlete his whole life, Barton found himself having memory issues in his twenties due to mineral deficiencies. He created Upgraded Formulas, a testing and supplement company that helps you restore your mineral levels.
Proper nutrition helps boost your mood, body and business. So, before you take care of your company, first take care of yourself. Listen to the episode to learn more about how the right levels of minerals – or wrong ones – are impacting your everyday life.
Listen to Josh and Barton discuss nutrition:
Barton’s Background (2:40)
Growing up an athlete, Barton was used to taking care of his body. In his early 20s, however, his short-term memory started unraveling and he sought help. No one could figure out what was wrong—until Barton realized it all came down to minerals.
Minerals vs. Vitamins (7:39)
Barton breaks down the difference between vitamins and minerals and explains why minerals are so important. Additionally, we can’t produce our own minerals, so Barton explains how Upgraded Formulas provide them.
Energy and Entrepreneurs (9:37)
Barton speaks on how medicine doesn’t always provide everything you need to heal. It’s important to view health holistically and look at things like diet and lifestyle as well. Even if you’re perfectly healthy, it can be easy to feel sluggish. As an entrepreneur, if you have no energy – no matter your mindset – you won’t get anything done.
Nutrition Becomes Personality (14:10)
Did you know that your nutrition can impact your mood? Barton explains how having too much or too little of certain nutrients can cause you to be more tired, angry, sad or other emotions. So, next time you’re feeling off, you may want to look at your nutrient levels.
You also may want to look at whether you’re absorbing the proper nutrients. If your body isn’t absorbing what it needs to, then it can’t perform properly for you.
Test, Don’t Guess (18:00)
Even the strongest people may be suffering with a nutrients imbalance. Barton shares the story of a close friend who found out that although she could get up early and lift three times her weight, she still suffered from an imbalance that impacted her life.
Barton encourages everyone to get their nutrition tested. You may be suffering in ways you don’t have to – or spending money on things you don’t need to. But you won’t know until you get tested.
Test Often (23:28)
Unlike blood samples, hair samples are more accurate and more affordable. Barton suggests getting tested every 90 days so that you can adjust your diet for a healthier body and business.
Upgraded Formulas vs. traditional supplements (28:10)
If you’re taking supplements now, you may only be absorbing 25% of the minerals – if you’re lucky. Upgraded Formulas gives you the right formula and concentration so that your body can absorb the proper nutrients and help reverse any deficiencies.
Links mentioned:
Sunday Dec 05, 2021
Sunday Dec 05, 2021
Can a teenager make $1 billion in revenue? Shaahin did.
On this episode of the Making Bank Podcast, Shaahin Cheyene chats about his journey of creatin a billion-dollar company all by 16-years-old. With his homemade product herbal ecstasy, Shaahin managed to grow his company without the help of a degree or the internet. He delves into his wild tale of how he went from a homeless teenager to a business mogul. Listen to the episode to hear his incredible journey, as well as his ventures in vaping technology and early Amazon days.
Listen to Josh and Shaahin discuss herbal ecstasy:
Shaahin’s Background (3:20)
From an immigrant family, Shaahin was one of many outcasts at school. He decided to start selling illicit objects such as cigarettes, alcohol, and magazines, and organized the other misfits to do the same. At fifteen, he left home to make himself rich.
Herbal Ecstasy (7:39)
After realizing the demand for ecstasy, Shaahin set out to make a legal form of it. He cooked batches until he found the right formula—which he called herbal ecstasy. A year later, he broke a billion dollars in revenue. He was still a teenager.
Keep Getting Up (18:00)
Life can be challenging. Shaahin talks about how everyone gets knocked down. The important thing is to learn from it and keep getting back up. Shaahin shares an incredible story about how success is the best revenge.
Next Ventures (25:06)
Shaahin chats about being at the forefront of vaping technology, as well as his brain supplements. He then speaks about getting up on Amazon in the early days and how that’s altered his perspective.
Segment Description (27:59)
Shaahin breaks down Jeff Bezos’s business model and what he’s done to disrupt e-commerce. He delves into how he’s run his own successful businesses through Amazon. Now, he’s taking what he learned and sharing it with others.
Segment Description (35:19)
Before wrapping up, Shaahin speaks on how mindset can really make the difference. Whether you believe in yourself or not, you’ll end up right. So, may as well believe in yourself, your business and product, and try to grow your wealth.
Links mentioned:
https://www.shaahincheyenne.com/hack-and-grow-rich-podcast