Listen Then Speak Jahmaal Marshall

Brian Will is a serial entrepreneur, a two-time Wall Street Journal bestselling author, and a leading consultant in business and sales management. In this enriching conversation, Brian shares several mic-drop moments from his best-selling book, The Dropout Multi-Millionaire. Brian also shares insights into mindset (or your own personal filter), emotional versus intellectual decision-making, the importance of working with a coach, and more.

Shane Bauman is the founder of RISE and has been in the financial services industry since 2011. Here, Shane shares how he founded RISE and what inspired him to start transforming clients’ lives. We also discuss Shane’s experiences with burnout and finding his “why,” how Shane is able to hold space for his clients, and more.

Dr. Mike Van Thielen is a biohacking expert, best-selling author, and TEDx speaker. Here, Dr. Mike shares insight into the aha moments that continue to lead him down his entrepreneurial journey. We discuss how influential mindset and belief systems are on physical health, dopamine’s role in moving towards our goals, how toxins affect the body, and more.

Fred Cary is an internationally known entrepreneur and business thought leader with over three decades of leadership experience and transformational strategies that have resulted in billions of dollars in corporate value. We talk about some of the biggest mistakes entrepreneurs make, the importance of building a legacy, and why you shouldn’t be afraid of failure. We also discuss the impact entrepreneurship has on your mental health and offer advice for those considering the entrepreneurial journey.

Dr. Ardeshir Mehran is a psychologist, bestselling author, and behavioral researcher, and he has a captivating perspective that challenges the traditional view of mental illness. Here, Dr. Mehran shares what inspired him to paint outside the lines when it comes to psychology. We also discuss Dr. Mehran’s work with schizophrenic patients, how he developed the Bill of Emotional rights, and what keeps him up at night.

Show Notes:

Sandy Grigsby is a self-image coach, personal brand consultant, and personal branding photographer. She began her career journey as a commercial model for some big names, like T-Mobile, Apple, Sony, Cadillac, Tempur-Pedic, and many more. Between modeling and working with prominent photographers in Los Angeles, she designed celebrity websites. In 2005, Sandy founded Briofive, a personal branding agency for entrepreneurs.
Even though Sandy was in the personal brand design industry, she struggled with her own self-image. It wasn’t until she discovered what she was actually missing that everything changed. Once she stopped sabotaging her own confidence, she found herself featured in magazines, being interviewed on panels, speaking solo on a TEDx stage, and speaking at international events before thousands.
Sandy and I begin our conversation with a discussion around the pain point that showed Sandy she was called to make a difference in branding and the way people show up. She recognized a lack of confidence in others because she had once lacked it herself. We talk about the power of Sandy’s photography and brand work and how she helps her clients truly see themselves. We also discuss overcoming people-pleasing, the connection between mental and physical health, and why Sandy wrote her children’s book, I Am Who I Am.