Pay Your Dues with Greg Inglin: Exploring the Struggle before Success

Collin Henderson: Master Your Mindset for Peak Performance

The mind is the most powerful resource we have and many of us let negative thoughts drive our decisions and hold us back.  Today’s discussion will help in navigating how you think, feel, and work to have your thoughts help you each day. In this insightful interview, Collin Henderson shares his journey into mindset mastery, the science behind thoughts and beliefs, and practical tools to develop mental resilience. Discover how top athletes and business leaders leverage mental conditioning to achieve peak performance. With mental conditioning, positive self-talk, and visualization, Collin will show you how he teaches others through personal development. Guest Resources: IG: @collinhenderson LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/collinhendersonmindset Website: https://www.thecollinhenderson.com Podcast: Master Your Mindset Latest Book: The Oz Method Guest idea? Feedback? Connect with Greg on his website [https://www.greginglin.com]or LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/in/greg-inglin/]. If you’re loving the podcast, please leave a 5-star rating! Want to skip to the good part? Here’s this episode’s segments: Chapters 00:00 The Power of Mindset and Conditioning 11:38 The Journey to Mental Conditioning 22:44 Belief and Confidence in Performance 28:55 Defining Worth Beyond Performance 29:56 The Power of a Quiet Mind 32:35 Overcoming Mental Blocks: The Yips 36:06 The Importance of Vulnerability and Support 37:16 Daily Habits for Mental Conditioning 40:28 Winning the Inner Game 44:02 Parenting with Purpose and Identity 48:23 The Oz Method: Influencing Change

Keegan Hall: From Humble Beginnings to Artistic Success

Keegan Hall’s story is one you must see to believe. His life-like drawings have grabbed the world’s attention, including the likes of Michael Jordan, Rory Mcllroy, and Eddie Vedder. But this amazing career almost never happened. In this conversation, Keegan details his experience at theMasters, the challenges of creating intricate artwork, and the personal struggles he faced growing up. He discusses the pivotal moments that led him back to art after a hiatus, including the loss of his mother, and how her support shaped his confidence. Keegan emphasizes the importance of community and charity in his work, highlighting projects that give back to those in need. His story is one of resilience, passion, and the transformative power of art. In this conversation, Keegan shares his journey as an artist, focusing on his iconic piece of Michael Jordan and the impact it had on his career. He discusses the challenges of navigating sudden fame, balancing charity work with his business, and the importance of his upbringing in shaping his artisticvision. Keegan emphasizes the significance of self-belief and the power of encouragement in pursuing one's passions. Guest Resources: Website: https://keeganhall.com/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/keegan.hall/ Facebook: @keeganhall Twitter: @keeganhallGuest idea? Feedback? Connect with Greg on his website [https://www.greginglin.com]or LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/in/greg-inglin/].If you’re loving the podcast, please leave a 5-star rating! Want to skip to the good part? Here’s this episode’s segments: Chapters 00:00 The Masters Experience 04:34 Artistic Process and Challenges 07:27 The Journey to Art 10:33 Overcoming Adversity and Finding Identity 13:15 The Impact of Family Support 16:24 Rediscovering Passion for Art 19:27 The Turning Point: Loss and Motivation 22:22 Building a Brand and Community 25:24 Charity and Giving Back 28:32 Transitioning to Full-Time Art 30:30 The Iconic Michael Jordan Piece 37:31 Navigating Overnight Success 39:52 Balancing Charity and Business 48:07 The Art of Creation and Progress 51:52 The Impact of Business Skills on Art 54:48 The Influence of Upbringing on Artistry 57:35 Engaging with Alternative High School Students 59:40 The Impact of Art and Encouragement 01:01:10 Future Projects and Aspirations

Brandon Bakke: Leadership Lessons from the Bench

Brandon Bakke had a decision to make. After accepting a scholarship to play basketball at Fresno State, he found himself on the bench. A back-up, role player, or bench warmer is often the phrase and it can lead to resentment and negativity as most players want to get in the game. Brandon found a different approach, one as a culture builderand learned to own his role and to fight what he calls “me-ism”. It changed his life and has helped him not only as a player, but later as a coach and school administrator. Brandon shares his story in a new booked called Lessons fromthe Bench, and this applies to sports, parenting, and the workplace where teamwork is key. Guest Resources IG: @brandonbakke12 Facebook: @lessonsfromthebench Website: www.lessonsfromthebench.org [http://www.lessonsfromthebench.org] Book: Lessons from the Bench   Guest idea? Feedback? Connect with Greg on his website [https://www.greginglin.com]or LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/in/greg-inglin/]. If you’re loving the podcast, please leave a 5-star rating!   Want to skip to the good part? Here’s this episode’s segments: Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Team Dynamics 02:58 The Journey from Star to Support 05:28 Understanding Me-ism and Its Impact 08:09 The Role of Coaches in Team Culture 10:45 Navigating Modern Challenges in Team Sports 13:35 Lessons from Legendary Coaches 16:16 The Importance of Purpose in Team Roles 19:15 Celebrating the Bench and Its Impact 22:06 Real-Life Examples of Role Players in Sports 27:39 The Power of the Ready Squad 28:40 Trent Dilfer's Journey: From Backup to Super BowlChampion 32:20 Embracing Your Role: The Bench Player's Mindset 37:55 The Importance of Culture and Communication 43:25 Lessons from the Bench: Parenting and Adversity 47:26 The Journey of Writing a Book: Vulnerability andPurpose

Matt Jones: The Risk and Reward of Building a Global Gin Brand

Join us for an inspiring conversation with Matt Jones,co-founder of Four Pillars Gin, as he shares his unconventional journey from economist to entrepreneur. Discover how strategic risk-taking, storytelling, and brand building fueled his success in creating a globally recognized craft gin brand. Matt’s journey takes him from Australia, to London, to NewYork, and back to Australia where the Four Pillars Gin brand takes shape.  Matt’s humble approach underlines a key sensefor understanding human behavior and how to build a product with that in mind.  Enjoy this conversation that covers Matt’s own story. Guest Resources LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-jones-433a1bb/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/lessons_from_gin/ Website: https://www.thinkstoryexperience.com/ Book: Lessons From Gin   Guest idea? Feedback? Connect with Greg on his website [https://www.greginglin.com]or LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/in/greg-inglin/]. If you’re loving the podcast, please leave a 5-star rating! Want to skip to the good part? Here’s this episode’s segments: Chapters 00:00 The Journey of an Accidental Entrepreneur 04:01 Navigating Career Risks and Transitions 06:49 Understanding Human Behavior in Business 10:05 The Evolution of Brand Building 12:57 The Importance of Clarity and Storytelling 15:52 From Consulting to Co-Founding a Gin Company 18:58 Building a Brand with Purpose 21:56 Creating Emotional Connections with Consumers 25:02 The Challenges of Starting a Business 28:05 Navigating Uncertainty and Growth 30:58 Reflecting on the Entrepreneurial Journey 37:46 Navigating Risks and Long-Term Strategies 40:26 The Value of Equity and Team Dynamics 42:18 Theories of Business and Brand Growth 47:40 Aligning on Business Goals and Exit Strategies 52:00 Balancing Risk and Reward in Business Decisions 58:03 Operational Freedom and Strategic Growth 01:02:41 Reflecting on Success and Lessons Learned

Chris Ballew: From Rock & Roll Front Man to Casper Babypants, an Epic Musical Journey

Chris Ballew, burst onto the music scene in the mid-90’s in Seattle, when grunge was all the rage. But his unique sound with his fun-loving ban, The Presidents of the United States of America was a refreshing change that the world welcomed.  Chris takes us through his musical journey from early influences, navigating fame, and the pressure to perform once they had “made it”.  He also shares how he launched his second musical career asCasper Babypants, a very popular children's music personality. Chris emphasizes the importance of creativity, collaboration, and the support of family throughout his career. Ballew offers insights for aspiring musicians, encouraging them to find joy in their craft and to be present in their creative processes. Guest Resources: Website: https://chrisballew.org/ [https://chrisballew.org/] IG: @chrisballew    Guest idea? Feedback? Connect with Greg on his website [https://www.greginglin.com]or LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/in/greg-inglin/].If you’re loving the podcast, please leave a 5-star rating!   Want to skip to the good part? Here’s this episode’s segments: Chapters 00:00 The Musical Journey Begins 02:41 Childhood Influences and Early Music Experiences 05:43 The Formation of Bands and Musical Relationships 08:15 Navigating the Path to Professional Music 11:04 Busking and the Struggles of Early Music Life 14:01 Returning to Seattle and the Rise of the Presidents 16:44 Collaborating with Beck and Creative Influences 19:35 The Pressure of Fame and Record Deals 22:18 Balancing Internal and External Pressures 24:58 Reflections on Career Choices and Growth 29:55 The Evolution of Musical Aspirations 31:50 Transitioning Between Bands: The Crossfade 33:54 The Joy of Kids' Music: A New Direction 36:43 Personal Life and Musical Growth 38:31 The Creative Process: Writing for Kids 39:51 Collaboration and Musical Identity 43:03 Exploring New Sounds: Solo Projects 45:41 Navigating Creative Blocks 47:17 Reflections on a Musical Journey 53:53 Advice for Aspiring Musicians