Will Chou's Personal Development Show Podcast

Will Chou: Blogger and Podcaster
Will Chou's Personal Development Show Podcast

Your number one resource for personal development advice that does not suck. We try to stay data and science-backed and only source advice from the best in the field from millionaires and billionaires. This show is different from others because: we are not focused on excessive quantity at the risk of losing quality. We will not interview everyone who has a pulse just to put out content. We only study the best in the world. We believe that success is more than just which top performer made the most money. Success, in our books, is about happiness, fulfillment, purpose, health, family time, no regrets, having a career or business you are passion about, maintaining a great reputation, and keeping great relationships. This podcast is meant to address the big gaps in knowledge for men so that they do not fall into the same traps of making a lot of money only to find themselves unfulfilled or unhappy. Money is an important part of true success but not the only part. This is your one stop shop to discover self development, business, entrepreneurship, dating, and self improvement resources, books, and information you won't hear anywhere else.

  1. 22 FEB

    Men of Action vs Personal Brand Creator Pro Review: Best Instagram Social Circle Dating Program?

    In this episode, we shine a spotlight on Michael Sartain, a performance coach and creator of the game-changing “Men of Action” program. Michael’s journey is a tapestry woven with diverse experiences – from his days at the University of Texas to a successful tenure in the United States Air Force as a KC-135 navigator. His achievements include being named Navigator of the Year for his squadron in 2008 and receiving an Air Force Achievement Medal for his planning efforts during the Summer Surge in Afghanistan in 2009. Post-military life saw Michael’s pivot to the vibrant city of Las Vegas, where he transitioned into hosting events, becoming a milionaire, and eventually became a self-help coach. You probably know him more from this era since his social media content has a lot of preselection with women. The culmination of his life lessons led to the creation of the “Men of Action” program in 2019. “Men of Action” is more than a dating program; it’s a comprehensive guide to building an abundant lifestyle by becoming a better man and leader while teaching you how to network with high-quality women and high-status men. Michael’s expertise extends beyond dating, incorporating elements of social networking, leadership, entrepreneurship, mindset, and finance. This episode takes a closer look at the program “Men of Action” and his coaching from the inside and compares it to another awesome program called Personal Brand Creator Pro by Corey Chaloff. Spoiler alert: Both programs are amazing. You should get both. They’re different programs although they have some things in common. Corey is a professional videographer who used to work for the world’s largest dating and pick up artist organization Real Social Dynamics. He has transitioned to working as professional videographer and social media director. He has traveled to over 15+ countries and crafted content for prominent figures such as Vegas Dave, Michael Sartain, Bravo, Black Tape Project, Tao Group, Playboy Maxim, Connected Cannabis, Alien Labs, Real Social Dynamics, leading self-development companies, Steve Aoki, 2 Chainz, G Eazy, Tory Lanez, stock trading experts, and numerous others. He has a lot of experience in dating advice, social media strategy, videography, photography, and personal branding, that all combine in a unique way to be one of the only ones who know how to take the type of photos that will improve your dating life and status. What Is Men of Action? Michael Sartain has described MOA the most comprehensive personal development program and community for men in the modern world. It’s a very comprehensive set of video courses. When I include the bonus recorded group call videos associated with each module topic, it took me eight months to complete the course, working on it several hours per week. The course has a large dating advice section, a large social circle networking section, a leadership advice section, a finance and stock trading section, a communications skills section, an event hosting and inviting section, and a lot more. There’s probably over 300 hours of videos, and I had to listen to a lot of it at 1.5 and 2x speeds. Depending on the package you purchase, you get access to a Skool forum with other members and an active community and network of members living in almost every major city in the English-speaking world, several group coaching calls per week, (if you choose the higher tier) 1 on 1 calls with Michael, and if you want all the bells and whistles, access to other programs they offer such as the Social Media Bootcamp which gives you photoshoots that uplevel your dating apps and social media quickly and Immersion which teaches you how to behave normally around very attractive women by immersing you in the Vegas nightlife scene.

    1h 14m
  2. 08/10/2023

    How to 10x Your Status: My Review of Personal Brand Creator Pro After Completing the Course

    There’s a lot of conflicting advice about what leads to success in career, business, and dating. One thing almost everyone agrees on is that more status is better than less status. In this podcast episode, I review a course that I invested in and finished. This program Personal Brand Creator Pro promises to 10x your social status to improve your networking, career, business, or dating. The course is in its own niche because there really isn’t anything else out there that does specifically what it teaches, which is how to optimize your Instagram profile photos, bio, profile photo, call-to-action, link, and videos to maximize how people perceive you and reach out to you. By 10xing your Instagram, he will help you get more responses and reach-outs from the people you want to contact and turn those into events, results, or business. I go into a lot more detail in the episode, but essentially, you’ll learn if the program was worth it, the pros and cons, my honest review after finishing all the 300+ videos, what it promises to give you, why Instagram is still the #1 social media app for networking, throwing events, and social circle growth (over TikTok and other new apps), what makes this course unique, how I found out about it through Michael Sartain, frequently asked questions answered, common mistakes I see beginners make while going through the program, whether the course is too on-dimensional or superficial by focusing on status, and much more. As a fan of upfront conclusions, I will say I believe it was worth it. I had gone to many places for vacation or tourism, and the photos I took were terrible. They made me look like a commoner, and I can’t even post them. Looking back, I wasted many opportunities because I had no idea how to take a good photo with good composition that makes you look incredible and high-status. The good news is that I now have discovered this secret skill that will bring me to the next level. Check out Personal Brand Creator Pro (affiliate link) The program is jam-packed with content (300+ videos worth), additional deliverables (LUTS, a budget calculator, recommended photo locations, and presets) and a Facebook community and Q&A section. That said, there are some things I think could be better about the program, which you’ll hear about in the podcast. For one, it’s an ongoing skill that requires consistent effort to get better at to build results. And it’s a long-term investment with a gradual pay-off to get results. Here’s a link to the program mentioned Personal Brand Creator Pro (affiliate link) How I used to take photos: How I take photos now:   View this profile on Instagram   No Limits Will (@nolimitswill) • Instagram photos and videos

    1h 50m
  3. 29/09/2023

    I Paid My Favorite YouTube Fitness Coach Gokuflex to Train Me For 3 Months

    Imagine following fitness YouTubers for many, many years, wishing you could be coached personally by them. And then doing nothing about it because you can’t afford to even consider it. That was me. I lived off free YouTube videos (thousands of them) and affordable e-books for my fitness journey. At some point, I graduated to paying for a pricy CrossFit gym membership for a few years. But after not seeing the size gains I wanted and a few other reasons, I decided to try something new. Let’s give bodybuilding a shot, and what if I just hired the #1 YouTuber that I would want coaching from? The cost wasn’t cheap at all, and I can’t say I was really comfortable to spend that much of my savings. But what was the alternative? Wait another ten years, procrastinating from doing anything. I did it. And what a journey it’s been. For the last three months, every day was very challenging. Almost all of it was new to me. I was given very strict macronutrients to follow. I had to learn how to cook and stuff in enough protein in every day. It became a major focus of my day. At the same time, I had to balance a demanding full-time job, managing social media, emails, and other things on the side, personal life, and I was traveling during this time. I am very proud of myself. The challenges were tough, and the amount of time spend shopping for groceries, trying different foods I could tolerate, dealing with coaching that wasn’t as great or interactive as I expected, and other things was immense. But I did it. I stuck to the macros, the cardio, the exercises prescribed. I worked out and ate better and did more of that than ever before. Coming from a habit of being able to eat anything I wanted made it more difficult. I want to recap my journey and review my coaching experience with the YouTuber Matt Kido, Gokuflex. This podcast episode tells you my story, my experience, my struggles, what I learned, and why I don’t think this coach specifically is worth it for you and why coaching in general is still worth it. Like this show? Please leave a rating here — even one review helps! Listen on all podcast platforms: Other Mentioned Resources:

    51 min
  4. 07/08/2023

    How To Escape Your Hometown And An Average Life

    To some, moving out of your home state and home town in the USA is easy. Sure, it’s definitely easier than other countries. People seem to do it all the time. Most of my classmates were able to achieve that for college or after college. For the rest of us, it’s much harder than it is for everyone else. In this podcast episode, I detail some of my story and challenges with doing so, as well as learning to love and appreciate what I have when moving as an option wasn’t working out, such as the easy access to visit family. Since I have finally moved away, I’ve met many people who see moving across different states as easy or not newsworthy. I’ve also met people who would love to travel or move away and haven’t found a way, so they’ve also made the most of it. I’ve also visited towns and cities where you can tell by the makeup of people that they are from this area and have or will never move away, for whatever reason. Many people are still constrained to certain regions or states because of the limitations of family or work opportunities. I talk about this, and hopefully, give some inspiration and tips on how it can be done when you think it’s not possible. I know it wasn’t as easy for me. To this day, despite the rise of remote work, some employers still have a bias for people who already live nearby when it comes to fielding interviews and job candidates, even if you’re willing to move and cover the costs yourself. I cover some strategies for getting around that. If you’re one of those people where this comes easy to you, leave a comment and let us know how you did it. Any positive, helpful tips are welcome. Like this show? Please leave a rating here — even one review helps! Listen on all podcast platforms:

    17 min

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Your number one resource for personal development advice that does not suck. We try to stay data and science-backed and only source advice from the best in the field from millionaires and billionaires. This show is different from others because: we are not focused on excessive quantity at the risk of losing quality. We will not interview everyone who has a pulse just to put out content. We only study the best in the world. We believe that success is more than just which top performer made the most money. Success, in our books, is about happiness, fulfillment, purpose, health, family time, no regrets, having a career or business you are passion about, maintaining a great reputation, and keeping great relationships. This podcast is meant to address the big gaps in knowledge for men so that they do not fall into the same traps of making a lot of money only to find themselves unfulfilled or unhappy. Money is an important part of true success but not the only part. This is your one stop shop to discover self development, business, entrepreneurship, dating, and self improvement resources, books, and information you won't hear anywhere else.

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