On this episode join me in welcoming Kute Blackson, a renowned author and speaker, had a unique childhood where he witnessed miraculous healings performed by his father. This upbringing instilled in him a sense of limitless possibilities and the desire to help others. At age eight, Kute began speaking publicly and discovered an innate ability to inspire people. He delved into spiritual self-help books, seeking answers about life’s purpose and his own identity. Despite being ordained as a minister at 14, Kute felt that it wasn’t his true path but was too afraid to speak up. Eventually, at 18 years old, he made the decision not to take over his father’s churches and embarked on his own journey towards fulfilling his purpose.

Ever thought of yourself as an artist?

Could you be a creative, a painter of the canvas you call life, a curator of your own circumstances and a master of your destiny?
If you knew you could step into your own freedom and independence and write your own story, what would it look like?

Who would you be and how would you speak…
What could you create and why would it define you…

Join myself and Leroy as we expand on the courage and consistency it takes to follow a vision that as been given to you, and has been offered with reverence for a service to something greater.

On this episode of The Resilient Minds Podcast we connect with a Spiritual Wisdom Keeper and Business Leader Satyen Raja. Satyen shares how his spiritual journey began from questioning rituals in Hinduism and seeking deeper meaning. He explains the unique path of the Warriorsage, combining the warrior’s strength with the sage’s wisdom.

During our time together we discuss the responsibility of cultivating awareness during uncertain times and encouraging other individuals to explore their true path by examining compromises they have made in life. The journey from ego to mastery, exemplifies a path in peak performance leading to peak existence. Satyen emphasizes the importance of listening to one’s inner voice or spirit, which can be experienced as God, cosmic intelligence, or a benevolent force that unifies us all.

In this episode of The Resilient Minds Podcast I sit down with Drew McManus and he shares about his recent move to Montana and how he has overcome difficult periods in his life. We all always share about the importance of following one’s heart and finding a sense of purpose.
And the conversation touches on the self-centered culture of social media and the need for young people to understand that there is more to life than external validation. This Nature of going inside can be seen as an important tool for gaining perspective on our place in the world

When you take the time to reflect on your experiences of life and can observe them, what do you learn?
Have you ever taken the time to get more curious about why things are happening around you the way they are and if there is more meaning to it all than meets the eye?
This is the profound power of observing your thoughts, emotions, and feelings and seeing the internal world become your external world.

On this episode of The Resilient Minds Podcast we connect with Brandon Beachum. We discuss Brandon’s journey as a serial entrepreneur and his experiences with Resort Share, which grew to become one of America’s fastest-growing private companies.

Brandon also shares his belief in the ultimate nature of reality and emphasizes the importance of following synchronicities or “spiritual breadcrumbs.” He discusses how challenges can lead to personal growth and encourages listeners to view life as happening for them rather than to them.

We curate each moment in our life and we decide how we want to live, our ability to create our destiny is a byproduct of being absolutely committed to making it come to life.

What would it look like to step into your own discovery of life and be able to surround yourself around the people that can amplify what you are already doing so you can focus on creating what you are absolutely passionate about bringing to life.

Business is an art that can be passed down from generation to generation. However there is a belief that we are all competing, if we saw each other as an opportunity to work together, we would never feel the need to start from scratch.

In any area of our lives, especially the Art of Business.

This week we meet with Roland Frasier, a “recovering attorney” and co-founder/principal of 6 different Inc. Magazine fastest-growing companies in the e-commerce, e-learning, real estate, and SaaS spaces.

Businesses have the power to create positive change in the world in a number of ways. Here Jack shares how he has been seeing this happen firsthand since he was a young boy.

He noticed through the power of Innovation, that his parents were able to help youth as he was growing up and create new products and services that can have a positive impact on society and the next generation.

They were able to provide jobs and support local economies, and by creating employment, businesses, non-profits, and community leaders can help reduce poverty and improve the standard of living in communities. Which was a byproduct of the way his parents showed up as he grew up.

In a world that is evolving and cultivating a new generation, it’s our duty to step into the curious lens of ourselves and be willing to learn from the environment, the people, and the experiences around us.

Join me and the Senior Vice President of Leadership and Development at Rokt.com, Simon Curran. We discuss the importance of holding space for culture and leadership to thrive by focusing on growth and enhancing the experience of open and thoughtful communication, and how Rokt has honed in this responsibility by curating experiences to provide absolute growth for their global infrastructure.