Realizations w/ Dallen Reber Dallen

Maury Page is a creator at heart. His creative outlet began in photography when he was first introduced to iPhones & Instagram. Little did he know this hobby of his would end up turning into his business. After shooting images for years he has since expanded into website development and runs his own web design company; MEVO. We dive into the importance of creativity.

One of the things I love most about this episode is how Maury describes photography as a tool to be present and find beauty in your surroundings, no matter where you are.

Connet with Maury & check out his awesome work here:

MEVO Creative Studios
MEVO Instagram
Maury Page's Instagram

In this episode, Dallen dives into his conversation with Beate Chelette and discussed the big ideas. Throughout Beate's experience as an immigrant, businesswoman, & entrepreneur she has collected many experiences and faced many challenges. These events have turned into wisdom based upon one question she would ask herself; what are you going to do about it?

This episode discusses how to go from owner to leader,  why entrepreneurship is self improvement in disguise, shooting your shot, and having the audacity to never give up.

Beate is a strong-spirited entrepreneur. Her story is her legacy and although it is capitalized with business success, she is no stranger to adversity. Beate does a great job articulating her challenges and how they shaped her as a businesswoman & individual. One of the things I enjoy most about her is that she writes her own story. No matter what has happened, good or bad, she takes responsibility for where she goes from here.

In this conversation, we discuss how she lost her first business, which led her to be 135k in debt, writing a letter to the President of the United States, and selling her company to Bill Gates.

https://beatechelette.com/
Email: bc@beatechelette.com

In this clarity cast, Dallen dives into his conversation with Sean Swarner & highlights the big topics discussed. As a cancer survivor and adventurist, Sean brings a wide array of wisdom and inspiration to the table.  In this episode, Dallen discusses how Sean's unexpected life shifts became his best luck imaginable ("bad good luck"), the power of visualization when it comes to preparing for the unpreparable, how slow actually is fast, putting your ego aside and conquering yourself first, how misery is a form of training, and the motivation that comes through accomplishing one big goal.

Sean Swarner is the only person to ever conquer Everest, 7-Summits, HI Ironman, & the North & South Poles. And he did so following two terminal cancer diagnoses that left him with only one working lung.

Sean speaks about how his battles with cancer shaped his perspective on life at a young age and ultimately prepared him for the misery of the mountains. In this episode, Sean speaks about the peace and transformation that comes with climbing to these peaks, and ultimately, the challenge isn't the mountain, it's yourself. A few things that Sean says that really stick out to me are:

1 - "I'm cured of cancer but I'm not done fighting it."
2 - "Bad luck has been my best luck ever." - In fact, we speak about how "bad luck" found his cancer & also helped him reach the peak of Everest.

Sean's Links
Instagram
Get Your Name on the HOPE Flag
Watch Sean's Amazon Film "True North"

In this Clarity Cast, Dallen dives into his conversation with Jacob Craig and pulls out the big ideas that were discussed. Some of which are, morning routines, self-experimentation, taking advantage of the adjacent possible, and a 2 pronged approach to goal settings.