Paper Napkin Wisdom: What 1,000 Interviews with the World's Top Performers Taught Him About Health, Wealth, and Belief

Govindh Jayaraman is the founder of Paper Napkin Wisdom, a bestselling author of 11 books, an executive coach, and a behavior change expert who has interviewed over a thousand of the world's most successful entrepreneurs and leaders. Dubbed 'A Modern Day Napoleon Hill,' Govindh has spent more than a decade distilling the wisdom of top performers into simple, actionable insights that anyone can apply immediately.His personal story is his most powerful credential. Once weighing nearly 400 pounds with over $6 million in debt and his business in freefall, Govindh used his own Focus-Align-Act framework to lose over 160 pounds, eliminate his debt, and rebuild his company to more than $100 million in revenue. He also built IMBA Medical, a digital health platform that supported diabetes prevention programs through behavior change.A portfolio entrepreneur who started his first company at 18, Govindh has built businesses spanning real estate, importing/exporting, medical technology, and executive coaching. Born in Ottawa, Canada, to a family of entrepreneurs, he founded The Entrepreneurs Club at the University of Ottawa in 1989, which remains one of Canada's most influential student entrepreneur organizations. He lives in Ottawa with his wife Stacey and their three children Janesh, Shreya, and Ajay.Work directly with Dr. J and his team to reclaim radiant health ➝ thyroidauthority.comThe content of this podcast and any related materials is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition and it should not be used as a substitute for advice from a qualified healthcare provider. Always consult a licensed Medical Professional before making decisions about your health. By listening to this podcast, you agree to use the information at your own risk. The host, guests, and producers disclaim any liability for actions taken based on the content presented.