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EPISODE · Sep 19, 2025 · 41 MIN

How To Reverse Engineer Your Mind With Carl Zev

from Vertical Momentum Resiliency Podcast 2.0 · host Richard Kaufman

What if you could reverse engineer your own mind to unlock your full potential? In this powerful conversation, I sit down with Carl W. Zev — speaker, trainer, coach, and founder & CEO of Zev University and Zev High Performance Training — to unpack how mental toughness, NLP, goal-setting, recovery, and the influence of proximity and family can shape your dreams. Carl brings over 30 years of real-world business & personal experience. MHe’s built and sold companies, scaled enterprises (like Virgin Springs and Mistic Beverages), driven huge growth in sales leadership at Poland Spring, and now guides people through mindset mastery with programs like The Focused Mind. You’ll hear practical tools you can use NOW — whether you want to sharpen your mindset like Kobe or LeBron, rebuild after setbacks, or simply get more clarity on your goals.👉 Listen, subscribe, and share if you’re ready to reprogram your mind. Visit my website to dive deeper and join the community that’s actually doing the work.To get in touch with Carl click here http://www.zevtraining.com

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