Extreme Endurance: Running Across Africa, Russ Cook

Elevate Your Business | Tommy Mello

This Week on Two Dudes Three Legs, Zac and Tony sit down with author Tommy Mello from A1 Garage Services. They talk about how to build a successful business, being an impactful leader, and more. Subscribe for more tips on closing deals and building relationships in the sales industry!

The Four-day work week is coming.

Balancing Act: Pros and Cons of the Four-Day Work Week Unveiled! In this insightful video, we dissect the advantages and challenges of transitioning to a four-day work week. Discover the potential boosts in productivity, enhanced employee satisfaction, but also the pitfalls and considerations that come with this innovative work structure. Is a shorter work week the key to a better work-life balance or a potential risk? Dive into this analysis to make informed decisions for a more efficient and happier workplace! Like, comment, subscribe and share for more exclusive content from the Two Dudes Three Legs Podcast.

Placebo Effect and Pseudoscience ft. Anthony Serino

Zac and Tony sit down once again with Celebrity Hypnotist Anthony Serino to debunk popular pseudoscience, how the media programs your mind, and improving your mental well-being with the power of hypnosis. Check out Anthony Serino: https://www.tiktok.com/@UC10VmRufT6Kv9OaZT72Cq7A [https://www.tiktok.com/@UC10VmRufT6Kv9OaZT72Cq7A] https://www.instagram.com/theanthonyserino/ [https://www.instagram.com/theanthonyserino/] Like, Comment, Subscribe and Share for more exclusive content from Two Dudes Three Legs.

Hollywood in Louisiana: 50 Cent opens G-Unit Studios

Zac and Tony discuss the opening of 50 Cent's new film/television studio in Shreveport, Louisiana, its impact on the wider entertainment industry, and its testament to risk-taking in entrepreneurship.

Extreme Endurance: Running Across Africa, Russ Cook

Zac and Tony share the powerful story of Russell Cook, aka HardestGeezer, the First Person to run the Entire Length of Africa. Cook ran 9,940 miles from South Africa's southern tip to Tunisia's northern tip (16,000 Km), equating to 386 marathons and over 19 million steps. The dudes also explore how survivorship and willpower builds stronger entrepreneurs.