Sit on This

One of the most successful entrepreneurs in the world says manifestation is complete nonsense. Scott Suprina says that's only half the story. This is Episode 2 of Sit On This.Scott and co-host Trevor Jackson dig into the debate that's split the business world: is success built through hard work alone, or is there something else at play? Scott went broke, rebuilt from zero, and spent 40 years figuring out the answer. His take might surprise you.Also in this episode: how Scott defines success (hint: it has nothing to do with money), what his sons taught him about pride and work ethic from a job site in Florida, the rift between Scott and his father, and what he would say to his dad if he had 10 days to clear the air.Plus: why Scott thinks society is heading in the wrong direction, what it really means to help a stranger, and why getting addicted to being proud of yourself might be the best addiction there is.00:00 Manifestation vs. hard work: the debate05:00 How Scott defines real success12:00 The cost of everything going up14:00 Helping strangers and why it spreads20:00 Scott's business background and going broke26:00 His sons in Florida: an impossible job31:00 The rift with his father37:00 What he would say to his dad today

Eight days after surgery to remove a 12-inch tumor from his kidney, Scott Suprina still doesn't know if he has cancer. This is that conversation.In Episode 1 of Sit On This, Scott and co-host Trevor Jackson trace the journey that started it all: a family trip to Costa Rica, four nights of ayahuasca ceremonies at a medically supervised retreat called Rythmia, a red-eye flight from LA where Scott vomited seven times, and the ER scan that changed everything. What they found was a mass the size of a forearm sitting on his kidney. The doctor had to say cancer twice before it landed.But Scott's response was to name the tumor Carl, call it bad karma, have it removed, and show up to record a podcast eight days later.This episode covers the origin story of Sit On This, what ayahuasca actually feels like in a room of 60 people, how Scott lost his business and rebuilt it with the help of a mentor who charged him nothing, why he believes the best advice only comes from people who are ten years ahead of you, and whether addiction is a disease or a choice.Sit On This is a weekly podcast hosted by Scott Suprina, a New York entrepreneur, grandfather, and lifelong student of the school of hard knocks. New episodes every week.

In preparation for their first episode, Scott Suprina and the cast test out the kinks by talking about family, death, and what a life worth living really means. This is just a TEST.... I repeat this is just a TEST!!!!