Nemology Podcast

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From chaos to success: real stories of empowerment, business, and personal growth. Nemology explores the modern hero’s journey—from entrepreneurs who survived their toughest moments to leaders who turned their failures into their greatest fuel. Each episode delivers authentic conversations, actionable strategies, and reflections to help you shift from survival mode to thriving mode. 🎙️ Because everybody’s surviving something.

  1. Oct 3

    S4 E5 | How to Protect Your Wealth, Beat Imposter Syndrome & Build Legacy | Markus Turner

    Are you building wealth without a real plan to protect it?In Episode 5, Marcus Turner joins Nemo for an honest conversation about hitting emotional rock bottom, from losing his father and being scammed by a business partner to swallowing his pride, rebuilding from zero, and discovering true purpose. Inside this episode: The Emotional Toll: Navigating depression, ego hits, and the mental weight of leadership when businesses fail.Curing Imposter Syndrome: The "Evidence Framework" to eliminate doubt instantly.Vanderbilt vs. Rockefeller: Why one lost billions while the other built a 7-generation legacy.Speed of Execution: Why failing fast is the ultimate secret of top-tier entrepreneurs.Asset Protection 101: Private revocable trusts, offshore structures, and banking friction. Connect with Marcus Turner:Find Marcus on Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook: @MARKSTURNER If you got value from this conversation, please take 5 seconds to leave us a 5-star rating and share it with a friend who needs to hear this!

  2. Sep 26

    S4 E4 | Overcoming Trauma, Finding Purpose & Divine Feminine Healing | Jess Soto

    In this powerful episode of Nemology, Nemo sits down with author, life coach, and speaker Jess Soto for an intimate conversation about overcoming extreme adversity, healing generational trauma, and reclaiming your personal power.Jess shares her deeply personal story of surviving domestic violence, navigating a toxic marriage, breaking free from corporate America, and stepping into her true calling. From her transformational plant medicine experiences in Colombia to skydiving in Dubai over the Palm Island, Jess illustrates how facing your deepest fears leads to true expansion and self-mastery. In this episode, we discuss: • Choosing Yourself in Dark Moments: How Jess made the life-saving decision to leave an abusive relationship while pregnant .• Breaking Generational Cycles: Moving past ancestral patterns of trauma to set a new standard for future generations. • The Power of Manifestation & Vision Boards: How reprogramming your subconscious mind helps bring big dreams into reality. • Reclaiming the Divine Feminine: Details on Jess's upcoming retreat for women focused on somatic processing, breathwork, and emotional healing. • Navigating Discomfort & Triggers: Why growth only happens outside your comfort zone and how to use personal triggers as mirrors for internal growth.Whether you're going through a major life transition, seeking healing from past trauma, or looking for practical mindset tools to step into your full potential, this conversation will give you the courage to take the first step. Connect with Jess Soto: • Instagram: @jess_flow444 • Website: beaconofhope.world Subscribe & Follow:Enjoyed this episode? Be sure to follow Nemology on Spotify, leave a rating, and share this episode with someone who needs to hear it today!

  3. Sep 11

    S4 E3 | She Was Denied U.S. Residency at the Peak of Her Medical Career | Adriana Wells

    Dr. Adriana Wells had built the kind of career most people spend a lifetime chasing — a thriving medical practice, patients who trusted her instincts completely, every professional box checked. Then her U.S. residency application came back denied. And it broke something deeper than paperwork. In this episode, Adriana opens up about what she calls her darkest moment: watching her sense of self unravel despite everything she'd achieved, and quietly wondering if she was, in her own words, "the biggest loser." She talks about the identity crisis no one saw — and what it actually took to rebuild, not just her immigration status, but who she was underneath it. Adriana also pulls back the curtain on the intuition she's developed over years of patient care: knowing exactly what to say, what to hold back, and how to make someone feel safe in a room. She breaks down a simple mental analogy for dealing with negative thoughts (yes, it involves a rotten hamburger), and how repeating one better question — instead of one better excuse — rewired the way she responds to fear. The conversation closes on courage and gratitude: why she believes you should stop being afraid and just jump, and why gratitude might be the highest emotion a human being can feel.

  4. Sep 4

    S4 E2 | He Survived One of the Biggest Bank Collapses in U.S. History | Gilmore Valencia

    He grew up in a Salvadoran immigrant family in the Bronx projects, moved to Los Angeles, earned a full scholarship through the Posse Program, and clawed his way onto Wall Street, where he built a career managing high-net-worth portfolios for one of the largest banks in the U.S. Then in 2023, everything he'd built almost came crashing down. The bank he'd given five and a half years to, First Republic Bank, collapsed into receivership — the second-biggest bank failure in U.S. history. He watched the stock price fall in real time, fielded panicked calls from clients and colleagues, and had to rebuild his reputation from the ground up. In this episode, Gilmore Valencia opens up about surviving the First Republic Bank collapse, what real leadership under pressure looks like, why discipline and responsiveness build lasting relationships, and how he's now investing in real estate in Medellín, Colombia. We talk Wall Street trading, wealth building, mentorship, immigrant success stories, and the mindset it takes to keep going when your career is on the line. If you're into finance, investing, resilience, and stories of building wealth from nothing, this one's for you. Subscribe to Nemology for more conversations on entrepreneurship, mindset, and building a meaningful life.

  5. Sep 3

    S4 E1 | He Built a Real Estate Empire in Colombia | Mike Van Houdt

    What does it really take to build a business, a personal brand, and a life in Colombia? In this episode of Nemology Podcast, I sit down with Mike to talk about his journey through entrepreneurship, real estate, content creation, and the opportunities he found while building his life and business in Colombia. We get into the reality behind growing a business in a foreign country, navigating the Colombian real estate market, building trust through social media, and turning a personal brand into something much bigger than an online presence. Mike also opens up about the decisions, risks, challenges, and lessons that come with entrepreneurship — including the parts people rarely see once the cameras are off. We talk about real estate in Colombia, investing in Colombia, Medellín, entrepreneurship, personal branding, content creation, business growth, and what it takes to keep evolving when your opportunities start getting bigger. This conversation is about more than real estate. It’s about recognizing opportunity, taking risks, building relationships, and creating something that can grow beyond you. I’m Nemo, and this is another conversation about the people, ideas, and experiences shaping the way we think about business, success, and what comes next.

  6. Jun 20

    S3 E10 | He Survived 2,000km on Colombia's Most Dangerous River | Matt Cacioppo

    Matt Cacioppo had zero kayaking experience when he decided to paddle the entire Río Magdalena, Colombia's longest river, from source to sea. Months later, he did it. Over 2,000 kilometers. 28 days. Alone. In this episode, Matt returns to Nemology to give the full, unfiltered account of what went down. Unexpected rain that turned class 4 rapids into class 5. A capsize in the dark, floating through toxic water at 18km/h with no shore in sight. Navigating guerrilla-controlled territory. Reaching the finish line only to hear fishermen screaming "¡Tiburón!" as sharks circled the river mouth. He made it, and now he's figuring out something arguably harder: staying in one place. Matt opens up about his shift from non-stop adventurer to community builder: a chess club with 50 members in Medellín, a Bourdain-inspired cooking show called Matt's Way, a recipe book built from strangers he met on the road, and volunteering with kids who remind him why roots matter.

    S3 E10 | He Survived 2,000km on Colombia's Most Dangerous River | Matt Cacioppo

  7. Jun 13

    S3 E9 | He Built a $3M Retreat… and Watched It Disappear Overnight | Harlow Newton

    Harlow Newton has lived more lives than most: BMX racing champion in El Salvador, dot-com pioneer building websites in Notepad back in 1996, and founder of a $3M retreat center in Costa Rica that vanished overnight in a 2017 hurricane. In this episode, Harlow shares how he sold his tech company to fund his dream, financed land purchases on credit cards, and rebuilt from scratch after losing everything, his house, his passports, his life's work, with no insurance to fall back on. He opens up about his darkest moment, the mentors who shaped him, and his philosophy on wealth, family, and what really matters when everything falls apart. Now running VIDA Blue Clay and Tico Guide Travel, Harlow is proof that reinvention is always possible. A masterclass in resilience, risk, and rebuilding from zero.

    S3 E9 | He Built a $3M Retreat… and Watched It Disappear Overnight | Harlow Newton

  8. Jun 6

    S3 E8 | The Dark Side of Running a Nonprofit (No One Talks About This) | Nick Manderfield

    Nick Manderfield walked away from managing a Cheesecake Factory in Chicago to start a nonprofit in Medellín from scratch. What followed was 80 tons of food distributed during a pandemic, a bead jewelry business selling 20,000 units a year on Amazon, and a daily reality most nonprofit founders are too burnt out to talk about. In this episode, Nick breaks down what it actually looks like to work with the Embera indigenous community people displaced from Chocó, surviving on 25,000 pesos a day, navigating a city that was never built for them. He gets into the mothers program born from finding black mold in baby bottles, the business mistake that quietly killed their revenue, and why donating money almost never gets to the root of anything. Unfiltered, uncomfortable, and worth every minute. Find Nick at reincorporated.org or search Embera Bead Project on Instagram and Amazon. Follow Nemology Podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for new episodes every week.

    S3 E8 | The Dark Side of Running a Nonprofit (No One Talks About This) | Nick Manderfield
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From chaos to success: real stories of empowerment, business, and personal growth. Nemology explores the modern hero’s journey—from entrepreneurs who survived their toughest moments to leaders who turned their failures into their greatest fuel. Each episode delivers authentic conversations, actionable strategies, and reflections to help you shift from survival mode to thriving mode. 🎙️ Because everybody’s surviving something.

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    Nemology Podcast
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    36
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