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MentorBox Podcast
by Mentorbox
MentorBox is the new way of learning. If you're like most of our members you believe in expanding your knowledge and leveling up your skillsets, but you just don't have the time to read the books that you know will get you there. We engineered a new, fun and engaging way to learn directly from the highest level authors and thinkers...
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Nature vs. Nurture: Where Do You Stand? (Jared Diamond, Guns, Germs, and Steel)
“The one most important thing to do is to not try to find the one most important thing to do.” - Jared Diamond(click to tweet)We’re raised around the people most genetically similar to us. This makes it very difficult to isolate how much of our identity comes from DNA and how much is driven by…
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106: Originality vs. Imitation: Where Do You Stand?
Is there such a thing as originality? When we examine creativity, we can see that constructs like language and education have us undoubtedly building off a foundation that’s already been thought of before. This is the predicament the artist finds himself or herself in. To be truly unique is both...
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105: Stephan Spencer, Perfecting The Art of SEO
Succeeding online requires more than great content. We can spend all the time in the world perfecting the marketing video or blog post, but if search engines aren’t motivated to drive traffic there, it is a futile effort. Today, no matter the business, publishing content online is necessary for...
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104: Beth Comstock, Imagine It Forward
A career is a series of lessons to learn from. But often times, it’s hard to see this big picture. At each job, we are met with new challenges that keep us up at night. The anxiety and frustration can be overwhelming, but these momentary obstacles are actually the moments that deepen our learning...
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103: Lee Richter, What You Can Learn From The Pet Industry
The pet industry speaks for the changing times. It used to be that if you built a big enough business, you could just mass message consumers, and those seeking your product would become your customers. But today, a corgi owner only wants to know about corgi products. Technology has broken the...
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102: How To Shoot Movies With Your iPhone
We check email, message our friends, and scroll through social media. This is the story of us using our smartphones. But the camera inside a smartphone offers something far greater than what we’re using it for. We can actually shoot professional quality visual content (photo and video) with just…
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101: Do The Right Thing: Why It’s Easier Than You Think
Doing the right thing sounds too simple. In the pursuit of self-help and self-development, we often find ourselves in the rabbit holes of complex, over analytical thinkers. But what if the best way to move through life was as simple as locking into as reductive as of a mantra as, “Do the right...
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100: Lucas Conley, Why Your Brand Must Have A Social Conscience
McDonald’s can ask Wendy’s, “What do you think about Trump?” And then suddenly, Wendy’s has to voice its stance on the sociopolitical climate. It never used to be this way; corporations would hide behind the mechanics of the marketing and advertising machine. But today, a company must voice its...
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99: Overcoming Paralysis By Analysis
When we don’t pursue our goals, our minds spiral. The energy and ambition that wants to push us to a greater future gets displaced to areas it doesn’t belong. We begin overthinking our situation, second-guessing our relationships, and crafting stories about why we’re not doing the things we want…
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98: Law of Attraction, Why Your Success Depends On Your Mindset
They say that the world is a confusing place. Is that true? Or are we just letting external stimulus dictate our perception of it? When we mindfully choose to perceive the events around us in a more positive and thoughtful light, our reality becomes simplified. See omnystudio.com/listener for...
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97: Tyler Gage, How To Be The Scrappy Entrepreneur
Some companies are started in a vacuum. The founders draw up a business plan, seek out investment, and go to market on the gamble that their idea will fit into the market. And then there are the companies that constantly push their product to the public, and iterate based on consumer feedback....
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96: Mike Robbins, Why You Should Be Yourself At Work
Monday morning means back to work. And as we sit down at our desks, we’re faced with the question: why does this feel the way it does? Over the weekend, we laugh and hang out with friends, and at work we find ourselves rigid and straight-faced. Tailoring dimensions of our personality for the...
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95: Sacrifice, Why It Should Be Your Daily Practice
We all want our future reality to be superior to our current reality. But very few of us are actively choosing that course on a daily basis. We are swayed by the temptations and peer pressure of our friends, coworkers, and social circles. To pursue our goals requires a type of sacrifice that…
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94: Marco Santarelli, Debunking The 2 Most Common Misconceptions About Real Estate
Real estate is all over the media. From TV shows like Million Dollar Listing to news reports about the fluctuating real estate market, we are undeniably being served a narrative about real estate. This story, more often than not, touches on the points that it’s easy to “flip” houses and that our...
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93: Dorie Clark, Reinventing Yourself Into Becoming A Thought Leader
Are you working for a company or for a person? This question is more important today than ever before. The current landscape calls for businesses and products that are lead by people. Social media is structured to serve the person at the forefront of the company, the voice of the product, and the...
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92: Forgiveness, Why Your Toolbelt Needs It
We must equally experience and observe. A healthy balance between these two forces is the recipe for success. Leaning too far in one direction will shift the balance into an unhealthy space. Those who observe too much often fall into the traps of analysis, and those who solely experience never…
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91: Laura Wasser, Why Divorce Can Be Over Easy
Approximately half of all marriages end in divorce. So then why does it carry such a stigma in today’s world? If one out of every two marriages in our network are bound to end in a split, then we must adjust our idea of what it means to be married. According to the data, the likelihood of a...
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90: Mike Zeller, How To Innovate Without Paying The Price
Innovation is required for survival. But most companies forget this in their pursuit of profit. They lock on to strongly to the safe bets, those that ensure a steady gain month-to-month. However, this path plateaus over time, and the organization will become stagnant. To experience growth,...
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89: Using The 4 Seasons To Hack Your Mind
It’s hard to know when to work hard and when to relax. Today, more than ever before, the stress on productivity is constant. We feel we can do more with our days, squeeze more commitments into our free time, and then we will live a more fruitful life. But the reality is that we don’t. Increased...
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88: Alex Banayan, Why Your Success Has No Tipping Point
Success is marketed as something that happens overnight. But the truth is that behind every success story is a narrative of continuous hard work. Those who solely focus on getting a tad better with each day in front of them are the ones who end up at the top. See omnystudio.com/listener for…
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87: Why Am I Not There Yet? The Answer Is Time
Success doesn’t happen overnight. Our craft is a continuous grind, one that requires relentless and deliberate practice. As long as we stay focused on improving, we will eventually manifest the future of our dreams. However, this is easier said than done. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy...
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86: Tiffani Bova, Are You A Visual Learner?
The 21st century attention span is short. With our Macbooks and iPhones calling for every fiber of our attention, we’ve become conditioned to instant responses of information. But education isn’t this. To thoroughly learn a subject matter requires thoughtful and deliberate practice. See...
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85: Is Reading More Valuable Than Live Experience? Jim Rohn vs. B.C. Forbes
We can’t just read. As tempting as it might be to endlessly get lost in books, we must also choose to live our own lives. A healthy balance between life experience and reading gives us the flexibility is the secret to success. Books teleport us to new realities, but experiencing the world…
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84: Molly Beck, Why You Should Start A Podcast
Everyone is starting a podcast. It seems that with each week, somebody you know is posting about his/her podcast. Dogs, religion, weather—the topic of conversation doesn’t matter, anything goes in this new medium. But before you dive in and start your own, it’s important to take a step back and...
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83: Carmine Gallo, How You Can Talk Like TED: The Public-Speaking Secrets
We’ve all watched a bad speech. There we are sitting in the audience, either twiddling our thumbs in boredom or squirming in our chairs from anxiety. Public-speaking is no easy task, so we must make sure we do the prep work up front to best prepare for the limelight. See omnystudio.com/listener…
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82: Strengths and Weaknesses: Michael Jordan vs. Marilyn vos Savant
We all have strengths and weaknesses. So we’re left with the decision: do we spend time working on our weaknesses or do we pursue our strengths instead? By pursuing the former, we create a more well-rounded individual. But if we choose the latter, we are able to cut through the noise by...
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81: Matthew Smith, How To Improve Your Emails
We are bombarded by advertisements all day long. Most we ignore, but some catch our eye. It is these advertisements that we must take note of. Understanding the robust design process behind them can help improve our messaging for our own product or service. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy...
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80: Lauren Zander, What You Should Do With That Voice In Your Head
Our alarm clock gets set to 6AM. We say we’re going to wake up early to go the gym before work. But then the alarm clock beeps, and the voices in our heads convince us that pressing snooze is okay. This is the core of the human condition; we must negotiate the conflicting interests of our…
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79: Storytelling, Your Belief Overshadows Circumstance
The voices in our heads are convincing. They will elegantly apply the stories we know to the events in our lives to make sense of the world around us. This process is inevitable, so we must make sure that the narratives we choose to tell ourselves are holding us to an honest reality. See...
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78: Christopher Kai, Why Stories Are The Most Powerful
Our brains are hardwired for story. When we are exposed to a compelling conflict with engaging characters, our minds become enraptured by the events at play. The science shows that we remember stories roughly 22 times more than non-story content. This means we must infuse this story-based content...
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77: Carol Roth, How To Cure Imposter Syndrome
Fake it until you make it. Early in our careers, we’re told this expression countless times. It’s supposed to be an antidote to imposter syndrome, but is it actually effective? If you’re experiencing that feeling of not being worthy of your accomplishment, there’s something else you can do. Work...
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76: Travel, How You Can Bend Space and Time
Traveling is scary. You pack your bag, hop an airplane, and have to find your way through a foreign country. But traveling is only scary because we’re so embedded in our routine of comfort. When you travel, those known variables of your day-to-day (where to eat, how to get from A to B, etc.) get...
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75: Maxine Marcus, What Gen Z Means For Your Brand
We can’t let go of our smartphones. No matter where you go or who you look at, it seems everyone around you is glued to the device in their hands. While this may seem like society is shifting into technological addiction, the rising force of Generation Z says otherwise. While yes, they lean…
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74: Love, How To View It As A Utility (Not A Distraction!)
Rom-coms paint a specific picture of love. Happy couples skip through a city holding hands, free from the weight of jobs, worry, and stress. This reference point confuses more than it helps, as what we, in the real world, end up experiencing is something far different. See omnystudio.com/listener...
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73: Mihir Desai, Why Finance Isn’t As Bad As You Think
We don’t like Wall Street. Financial institutions are heavily stigmatized in today’s world. Movies like The Wolf of Wall Street and current events like the financial crisis of 2008 leave us distrusting the economic powers that run our world. While this may feel like the appropriate response, that...
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72: Work-Life Balance, Is It Even Possible For You?
A full-time job no longer means 40 hours per week. Instead, it asks you to be committed to the company mission, available on Slack at all hours of the day. We, as a society, have accepted this shift because the companies we work for are no longer the soul-sucking corporations of the past. Today,...
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71: Gratitude, How Acknowledging Everyone Else Allows You To Be Great
Success means nothing if we’re unhappy. But this is hard to accept in a society so conditioned to believe in the merits of climbing the ranks. When we lock ourselves in our office, we turn off our ability to put positive energy into the world. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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70: Jonathon Kendall, The Future of The Written Word
People don’t read anymore. Instead, we listen to audiobooks on our commutes and watch Netflix at night. Traditionalists view this as problematic, that the written word must be visually read and silently digested. But the tides of the world are moving this way, and it’s our duty to adapt to them....
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69: Diamyn Hall, Using Adversity To Your Advantage
Adversity is inevitable. But what you do with adversity is a choice. We have two options when something unfortunate happens to us. We can either sit and wallow in the misery, or we can transcend the circumstances by reframing our experience to be something positive. See omnystudio.com/listener…
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68: Body Image, Why Your Health Starts With Your Mind
Eating healthy and exercising are difficult habits to maintain. If your office orders pizza for lunch, your body gets stuck metabolizing the rest of the day. Your workout that night is cancelled and the whole week is thrown off-course. But what if you had the mental fortitude to resist that…
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67: Jamey Mroz, How To Achieve Your Peak Performance
Most of us do the same thing every day. And with this monotonous routine, it can become difficult to stay motivated. However, we can hack this complacency by figuring out what our greater goals are and what metrics lie beneath those goals. From there, we can track those analytics to monitor our...
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66: Amber Lilyestrom, Why Visualizing Your Dreams Makes Them Come True
Dreaming is tricky territory. That’s because visualizing our dreams can sometimes feel like we’re living them in the physical reality. If we’re not careful, this illusion can lead us astray and we will spend our days dreaming instead of doing. However, once we become mindful of this, we can start...
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65: The 4 Pillars, Why Business School Doesn’t Apply Today
A business has many different moving parts. But they can all be categorized under one of four umbrellas: product, advertising, sales, and customer loyalty. When each of these pillars is maximized to its potential, the business runs by itself and produces a profit to sustain its operation. See...
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64: Howard Yu, Why You Are Still Smarter Than A Robot
Machine-learning has never been smarter. With our smartphones predicting where we’re going and our social media applications feeding us a curated news feed of our friends’ updates, we are becoming less and less responsible for our choices. It is no secret that we are becoming part-human and...
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63: Mike Long, How To Start Winning
You can’t win if you don’t have the right resources. But sometimes we lose sight of this fact. We try with our current setup, and often fall short because of the lacking infrastructure around us. Giving yourself the best shot at winning requires more than just working hard. See...
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62: Misogi, How To Alter Reality By Achieving The Impossible
We all have that one goal we’re too scared to attempt. But why are we scared to go after it? Is it actually because we think the goal is too challenging? Or is it because we’re scared of what we’ll learn about ourselves if we accomplish the goal? If you achieve the impossible, your other excuses...
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61: Jeff Rosenblum, Why Your Brand Must Empower (Not Interrupt!)
Watching TV used to mean watching commercials. But today, we’re either bingeing on commercial-free platforms like Netflix and Amazon or turning to our smartphones when the commercials play. Research shows that 89% of TV ads are ignored today. So what does this mean for the brands who can no…
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60: Shane Snow, Why Being Wrong Is Actually Right
Intellectual humility opens the gateways to productive conversation. But those who are certain in their beliefs don’t see it this way. When we find ourselves in discussions with these individuals, we are unable to push the needle, trapped in their bounds of thinking. Progress in any political...
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59: Focus, How It Reduces Stress and Allows You To Be Present
We are evolutionarily hardwired to focus on the negative. But that doesn’t serve us well in today’s society. We no longer need these sensitive receptors to stress or violence because our world has removed lions and tigers from our lives. However, we can’t remove the hardwiring, so we displace it...
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58: Scott Hogle, Your Key To Success: Becoming A Student
When you believe your dreams to be unique, you won’t achieve them. That’s because you have the perfect excuse for inaction. How can you know how to accomplish a dream if nobody has ever done it before? But that’s where we go wrong. No matter the industry, profession, or success story, somebody…
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MentorBox is the new way of learning. If you're like most of our members you believe in expanding your knowledge and leveling up your skillsets, but you just don't have the time to read the books that you know will get you there. We engineered a new, fun and engaging way to learn directly from the highest level authors and thinkers...
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