What If It Did Work?

Omar Medrano
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Are you sitting on your dream instead of acting on it because the voice in your head is telling you, “no”? Are you afraid of failure? Maybe you think you’re just too old to begin a new adventure.What if, instead, you could squash these fears and silence the scared voice that prevents you from taking the leap and live your TRUE purpose?If you can learn to change just ONE thought, then I promise you will change your life.This podcast will show YOU how to STOP fear in its tracks so you can take action, which means you can follow God’s BIGGER plan for your life.When you listen to this podcast, you will...Believe in yourself again (no matter what your past looks like or what people say) so you can take the leap into your divine purposeNot only give yourself permission to create a life you only dream about (it all starts with one easy step) BUT the faith to take action and pursue itFace every day without fear of failure (even if you’ve stumbled before)Leave a legacy that you not only control but create (God gave you everything you need!)Reverse your thinking from “what if it goes wrong” to “what if it goes right” (this podcast will eliminate the worst-case scenario thinking that plagues so many people)Prepare yourself for dark times so that fear NEVER takes hold of you againAre you ready for it to work? About your Host:Omar Medrano wants to help you shake up your approach to launching your next business, keeping your happiness and life in mind, as well as your bottom line, which he enjoys doing through books like this, online coaching, and speaking regularly.And when he’s not teaching business owners how to find clarity, conviction, and faith in themselves, you can find him playing the stock market, working out, and indulging in the occasional smoothie while parenting his incredible daughters.

  1. 1d ago

    How To Build A Stronger Marriage And Life Through Service

    A book titled “How I Lost My Left Nut And Other Life Lessons” sounds like a joke until you hear the depth behind it. We sit down with Kevin Davis, founder of Maxed Out Man, to talk about the kind of resilience you can’t fake, the failures you learn from in public, and why integrity is easier than maintaining a curated image for the rest of your life. Kevin lays out a simple, hard-working framework for men’s personal development that connects the dots between mindset, fitness, faith, entrepreneurship, and marriage. We get into the three pillars he teaches: man (health, mindset, faith), mission (business, community, purpose), and marriage (servant leadership and pursuing your spouse with intention). If you’re tired of “hustle” advice that ignores your home life, this conversation brings it back to what actually holds everything up. We also challenge the modern instincts that keep people stuck: chasing validation, consuming endless content without implementation, and defining success as money or status. Kevin shares why serving others is not just moral, it’s practical, and why “fall forward” is the only way to build a life you respect. You’ll hear concrete ideas you can use right now, plus where to find Maxed Out Man, the Activated Marriage Toolkit, and upcoming retreats. If this hits home, subscribe, share it with a friend who needs it, and leave a review so more people can find the message. What’s one area of your life you’re ready to max out? Join the What if it Did Work movement on Facebook Get the Book! www.omarmedrano.com www.calendly.com/omarmedrano/15min

  2. Jul 22

    Electrify Your Home Fast

    Your water heater dies, your furnace quits, or your power bill jumps and suddenly you’re forced to make a big home decision fast. The problem is the process: confusing options, unclear pricing, and the dreaded parade of strangers walking through your house just to get an estimate. We sit down with Grant Gunnison, founder and CEO of Zero Homes, to talk about how he’s trying to make home electrification feel as simple as ordering any modern service from your phone.  Grant brings an unusual mix of experience: MIT engineering, satellite laser communications, a stint at NASA, and the real-world grind of running his late father’s general contracting business at 24. That combination makes him blunt about what’s broken in home improvement. When 25% of revenue can go to sales and marketing and homeowners still feel lost, the bottleneck isn’t the hardware, it’s the transaction. Zero Homes tackles that with a smartphone-based quoting flow, fast turnaround times, and a contractor network designed to deliver clean energy upgrades without the usual delays.  We also get concrete on the upgrades themselves: heat pumps that handle heating and cooling in one system, heat pump water heaters that can slash operating costs versus older electric resistance tanks, and induction cooktops that outperform the “cooking with gas” myth while improving indoor air quality. Along the way, we dig into why clean energy gets politicized, why “performance first” messaging works, and how helping homeowners save money can quietly drive decarbonization at scale.  If you’re curious about electric appliances, energy efficiency, and practical steps to electrify your home, hit play, then subscribe, share with a friend who’s dreading their next quote, and leave a review so more homeowners can find the faster path. Join the What if it Did Work movement on Facebook Get the Book! www.omarmedrano.com www.calendly.com/omarmedrano/15min

  3. Jul 15

    Rebuilding Healthy Masculinity

    If you’re a man trying to stay strong without turning bitter, you’ve probably felt the squeeze: get told masculinity is the problem, then get sold a rage-filled “manosphere” solution that makes everything worse. We wanted a smarter third option, so we brought on Bill McCamley, former New Mexico Secretary of Labor, educator, and mental health advocate, to talk through what modern manhood can look like when it’s confident, emotionally healthy, and actually connected to other people. We dig into the men’s mental health crisis with zero posturing: loneliness, isolation, suicide risk, overdose, and why so many guys are quietly struggling. Bill breaks down how social media platforms profit from conflict, how doomscrolling rewires your stress response, and why losing real-life “reps” talking to people shows up everywhere, from friendships to dating. We also get specific about dating apps, listening better, and why porn is a terrible teacher for real intimacy and consent. Then we go into the weird future that’s already here: AI girlfriends, synthetic companionship, and the way parasocial “connection” can deepen the very loneliness it promises to solve. We also hit the underrated basics that change everything, like sleep, plus the rising risks around gambling and sports betting apps. Finally, Bill makes the case for education, apprenticeships, the trades, teaching, and mentorship as practical ways men can rebuild purpose and community. If this conversation gives you language for what you’ve been feeling, share it with a friend who needs it. Subscribe, leave a review, and tell us: what’s one real-life habit you’ll commit to this week to get off the phone and back into your life? Join the What if it Did Work movement on Facebook Get the Book! www.omarmedrano.com www.calendly.com/omarmedrano/15min

  4. Jul 8

    The Hair Loss Laser Helmet

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  5. Jul 1

    A Seven-Day Rhythm For Real Change

    Most of us don’t need another hype speech. We need a repeatable way to live that doesn’t collapse the moment stress hits. That’s why I sat down with David Fullmer, entrepreneur, speaker, and author of Becoming Seven: The Superhuman Rhythm, to talk about the real work behind personal growth: extreme ownership, daily habits, and the decision to stop letting the past run the present. David shares pieces of his story, from a difficult childhood and youth correctional programs to addiction, anger, and the hard resets that forced him to change. We get into why “victim mode” is so tempting, why blaming parents or betrayal becomes a lifelong crutch, and how forgiveness is less about excusing someone else and more about freeing your own mind. His examples, especially the way his mother modeled grace under pressure, put real weight behind the idea that you can refuse bitterness without pretending pain never happened. Then we unpack the Becoming Seven framework, a simple seven-day rhythm designed to create lasting change without relying on motivation alone: Motivation Monday, Tracking Tuesday, Whisper Wednesday, Thankful Thursday, Forgiveness Friday, Satisfaction Saturday, and Supplication Sunday. We talk gratitude as a performance advantage, intuition as a skill you can practice, why high performers don’t cling to old stories, and why doing hard things on purpose is a direct path out of average. If you want a practical mindset reset, a clearer purpose, and a weekly structure that makes self-improvement feel doable, press play now. Subscribe, share this with a friend who feels stuck, and leave a review with the day of the week you’re starting with first. Join the What if it Did Work movement on Facebook Get the Book! www.omarmedrano.com www.calendly.com/omarmedrano/15min

  6. Jun 24

    The Neuroscience Of Change For Leaders

    Change sounds exciting until you’re the one who has to do it. When leaders announce a new direction, most teams don’t hear a strategy deck, they hear a threat to safety, competence, and stability. We sit down with Travis Halher, a change and transformation leader with a neuroscience background and the author of Rethink Resistance, to explain what’s really happening in the brain when people push back and why “resistance isn’t rebellion, it’s biology.”  We dig into the uncomfortable truth behind modern change management: the famous stat that roughly 70% of transformations fail to reach the desired outcome has barely moved in decades. Travis breaks down how leaders often misread the moment, protect their ego, and accidentally intensify fear through secrecy, oversimplified messaging, or authoritarian pressure. We talk about building trust during uncertainty, why transparency usually reduces risk, and how negative bias shapes decision making at work even for high performers.  Then we turn to the next wave: AI transformation. Adoption isn’t just about training and tools when people suspect the tool could replace them. We explore how to implement AI without draining the human element from your culture and why letting ChatGPT “end” a healthy team debate can destroy alignment. If you lead a team, run a small business, or just feel stuck, you’ll leave with practical questions you can use immediately.  Subscribe for more conversations like this, share the episode with a leader who’s rolling out change, and leave a review so more people can find the show. What change are you trying to make work right now? Join the What if it Did Work movement on Facebook Get the Book! www.omarmedrano.com www.calendly.com/omarmedrano/15min

  7. Jun 17

    Reversing Type 2 Diabetes

    If you’ve ever thought, “I know what to do, so why can’t I do it,” this conversation hits the nerve and gives you a way out. We sit down with Dr. John Oberg, a human behavior strategist and healthcare innovator whose work targets one of the biggest problems in modern health: chronic metabolic disease and type 2 diabetes. Along the way, John shares a near-death car crash story that reshaped how he sees faith, relationships, and service, and why that personal turning point connects directly to how people change when the stakes are real. We get concrete about what actually moves the needle: how hemoglobin A1C works, why tiny sustainable swaps can drive major blood sugar improvement, and why most “go hard on Monday” plans collapse under stress. John breaks down his core framework: focus on what you control (your thoughts and your actions), build small habits you can repeat, and create the right support system so your environment stops fighting you. We also talk GLP-1 medications, insulin, and modern telemedicine, not as magic fixes, but as tools that can help patients stabilize, lower treatment burden, and eventually reduce dependence on medication with food-as-medicine strategies. You’ll also hear practical guidance you can use today: “move right” by shifting from processed food toward whole food, “move more” with 10-minute blocks of intentional walking, and stop grazing all day so your body gets clear fed and fasting periods. We even share a blunt, compassionate patient story framed as Door A, Door B, or Door C that shows what non-judgmental care really looks like when someone feels stuck. If this helped you, subscribe, share it with a friend who needs hope, and leave a review so more people can find these conversations. What’s one small change you’re willing to start this week? Join the What if it Did Work movement on Facebook Get the Book! www.omarmedrano.com www.calendly.com/omarmedrano/15min

  8. Jun 10

    Why Indecision Quietly Breaks Leadership

    Indecision looks harmless until you watch what it does to a team. The longer a leader waits for perfect clarity, the more momentum leaks out of the room, and the more “temporary” workarounds become the permanent culture. We sit down with global leadership coach Crispin Thompson to get brutally practical about why smart, capable people freeze and what it takes to make clean decisions without pretending the risk is not real. We break hesitation into three drivers you can actually diagnose: fear of the downside, overthinking every scenario, and imposter syndrome that questions whether you even have the right to decide. From there, Crispin shares what he has learned leading multinational teams, including how trust is built through ownership, why toxic employees can’t be “waited out,” and how inconsistent standards quietly destroy credibility. You’ll also hear simple decision tests for when more data is useful and when “waiting for more information” is just fear with better branding. We also go deep on communication: how to deliver hard news with empathy, how to explain the impact up front, and why teams follow leaders who are human, not leaders who perform certainty. Then we shift to AI in leadership development, where Crispin explains how he uses AI as an adjunct coach to extend learning between sessions and why leaders should treat AI as an augmentation tool, not a crutch. If you’re leading a company, a team, or a family, you’ll leave with a sharper decision-making framework and a challenge you can act on today. Subscribe, share this with a leader who’s stuck, and leave a review with one decision you’re ready to make this week. Join the What if it Did Work movement on Facebook Get the Book! www.omarmedrano.com www.calendly.com/omarmedrano/15min

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Are you sitting on your dream instead of acting on it because the voice in your head is telling you, “no”? Are you afraid of failure? Maybe you think you’re just too old to begin a new adventure.What if, instead, you could squash these fears and silence the scared voice that prevents you from taking the leap and live your TRUE purpose?If you can learn to change just ONE thought, then I promise you will change your life.This podcast will show YOU how to STOP fear in its tracks so you can take action, which means you can follow God’s BIGGER plan for your life.When you listen to this podcast, you will...Believe in yourself again (no matter what your past looks like or what people say) so you can take the leap into your divine purposeNot only give yourself permission to create a life you only dream about (it all starts with one easy step) BUT the faith to take action and pursue itFace every day without fear of failure (even if you’ve stumbled before)Leave a legacy that you not only control but create (God gave you everything you need!)Reverse your thinking from “what if it goes wrong” to “what if it goes right” (this podcast will eliminate the worst-case scenario thinking that plagues so many people)Prepare yourself for dark times so that fear NEVER takes hold of you againAre you ready for it to work? About your Host:Omar Medrano wants to help you shake up your approach to launching your next business, keeping your happiness and life in mind, as well as your bottom line, which he enjoys doing through books like this, online coaching, and speaking regularly.And when he’s not teaching business owners how to find clarity, conviction, and faith in themselves, you can find him playing the stock market, working out, and indulging in the occasional smoothie while parenting his incredible daughters.

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  • Creator
    Omar Medrano
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2026
  • Episodes
    262
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2026 What If It Did Work?
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