The Playbook With David Meltzer

Hey everyone, I hope you are all healthy and happy. Today's episode is from my new live show, Office Hours. I was fortunate to be joined by two of my mentors, Blaine Bartlett and Jim Kwik. Jim joined to discuss his new book Limitless: Upgrade Your Brain, Learn Anything Faster, and Unlock Your Exceptional Life and the three of us talked about how you can exercise your mind. I want to remind you that I host a FREE live training every Friday at 11:00 am PT, please visit https://dmeltzer.com/training/ to register or you could text me at (949) 298-2905 and I will send you the link.

On this episode of #ThePlaybook, Gotham Chopra, Co-founder of the Religion of Sports and co-host of the Now for Tomorrow podcast, shares his insights on: [4:20] -  How his work with his company, Religion of Sports, has allowed him to learn from the practices of the world’s best professional athletes [7:08] – Why his new podcast “Now For Tomorrow” helps people confront the things they’ve been avoiding dealing with in their life, now that we have more time to reflect [13:15]-  Why the best advice he ever received from his father, Deepak, is one simple phrase [15:47]- How the most important lesson he’s learned during quarantine is related to being of service to others

Hi everyone! I've got a star-studded lineup of guests for todays episode. Last week I was joined by Courtney Rich from Cake By Courtney, Ben Baller, Mikael Brandrup and Enes Kanter. One thing they all have in common is that they all created their own coincidences by putting their intention and attention into becoming better at their crafts. Please do not forget to register for my FREE training this Friday at 11:00 am PT/ 2:00 pm ET. You can sign up at https://dmeltzer.com/training or by texting me at (949) 298-2905.

On this episode of #ThePlaybook, John Sculley, Chairman and CMO of RxAdvance, shares his insights on: [3:26] - The strategy he used to identify the multi-billion-dollar opportunity that is RxAdvance [7:47] - How you can use exponential time to your advantage as an entrepreneur or innovator [8:57] - The three things that it takes for an entrepreneur to make a billion-dollar idea into reality [18:49] - How his best piece of life advice is aligned with his mission to be insatiably curious

Hey everyone! We are back on the Road to Revenue, today's episode is all about managing the ego. We are gonna go over how you can stop Edging Goodness Out of your life and start Edging Goodness In to your life. I am also going to share with all of you something that my grandmother told me when I was five years old and how it was stuck in my subconscious for nearly 30 years. I host a FREE training every Friday at 11:00 am PT, please visit https://dmeltzer.com/training/ to register and I will see you all on Friday.

Evan Brandoff, Co-founder and CEO of LeagueSide, shares his thoughts on the early stages of building a business and the precise steps he took to scale LeagueSide nationwide. From his ‘ah-ha’ moment to his experiences with accelerator programs, Brandoff elaborates on how he and his co-founder cultivated their idea and the most valuable lessons he has learned along the way. Brandoff and host of #ThePlaybook, David Meltzer, chat about a range of topics including what really differentiates an innovator and entrepreneur, the high risk tolerance it takes to rapidly scale a business, and why ignorance or naivety can occasionally benefit entrepreneurs.

Ford Seeman, Founder of Forest Founders and Righteous Causes Inc., shares his thoughts on some of the different ways that our daily choices are unknowingly hurting the planet, as well as how our current business and social climate offers an opportunity to reflect on life and create new habits based on your reflections.Seeman and host of #ThePlaybook, David Meltzer, chat about a range of topics including why “wantrepreneurs” are those who don’t learn lessons from their mistakes, how long it really takes to create a new habit, and how Ford is working to empower socially conscious startups with funding and mentorship.

Hey everyone, I hope you are all healthy and happy. Last week I was interviewed for a book and I wanted to share it all with you. I shared what tools you can apply to your life to begin practicing a life filled with inspiration. If you have not heard yet, I am hosting a Free training every Friday at 11:00 am PT and I want all of you to be apart of it. Visit dmeltzer.com/training or text me at (949) 298-2905 so I can send you the invite.

On this episode of #ThePlaybook, Alix Peabody, Founder and CEO of Bev, shares her insights on: [3:11] - The main reason why it seems that most entrepreneurs are a “little crazy” [6:40] - Why she never focuses on what her competitors are doing and only focuses on Bev [11:18] - The most important lesson she’s learned about how to manage cash flow as your company grows [13:51] - Why the current business environment gives entrepreneurs the opportunity to build the business they want

Hey everyone, I've got another episode for you from my daily Instagram live Q&A. In today's episode I was joined by Patrick Reynolds, the founder of Kenzai and Eric Bigger, the motivational speaker. I also had a tremendous guest who was only 13 years old join me and he nearly made me cry. I want to remind you all that I host a FREE training every Friday at 11:00 am PT. I would love to see all of you there, if you are interested just text me at (949) 298-2905 and let me know that you want an invite to training.