The Happiness Explorer Podcast with Mike Duffy

The courage to succeed!

Jonathan Graham joins Mike to talk about having the courage in your life to start succeeding. From Jonathan's early life working in product management across companies, to taking a leap and moving out of the U.S. to start a new passion, to his current work teaching others on how to build the courage to start succeeding and eliminating fears, join us for an episode that will make you start having the willingness to act, on your life!

"Make the worse day of your life, your best day"

Mike welcomes in Nick Stageberg, a private-equity firm owner & Gobundance member, to discuss the day his life changed - getting fired from his top paying job. Nick talks about how an inspiring speech he heard from Tony Robbins made him reframe his way of thinking, and how he started to focus on how to make "the worse day of his life", become his best. He went on to build a startup company now worth hundreds of millions of dollars, and encourages people now to let that light inside of them, shine bright!

Peace in the kingdom

In this episode of Happiness Explorer, host Mike Duffy welcomes in Tim Rhode, an investor & life coach, to discuss how to find 'peace in your kingdom', how he got off that "hamster wheel" of life at age 40 and starting living for happiness, and ways that you too, can figure out how to find your true happiness.

Life, loss & purpose w/ Jessie Chen

In this episode, Mike welcomes in Jessie Chen, a psychedelic men's coach, to the podcast. From his life journey, the childhood trauma of dealing with his paralyzed mother and being her caregiver until her final days, struggling with gaining validation and how to break through that mindset, to ultimately how he has found purpose in life and now works to impart that to others.

Driving your personal happiness w/ David Greiner

In today's episode, Mike is joined by former poker player, entrepreneur & now real estate investor David Greiner, to discuss how faith has helped guide him, in both business and his personal life, helping him learn how to accept himself for who he is. By age 26, David explains how he became a millionaire with his construction company, but the stress of running a business at such an early age led to the most unhappiest period in his life, and how he rebounded to survive both business, and personal, loss.