The Playbook With David Meltzer

On this episode of #ThePlaybook, Colin O’Brady, world record setting explorer, NY Times best-selling author of The Impossible First, and inspirational speaker, shares his insights on: [4:42] - How he is able to set goals that others view as impossible and then achieves them by tapping into his reservoir of potential [7:51] - Why he treats the process of chasing his biggest goals like art pieces that are meant to be shared with others [13:49] - Why he believes that storytelling is one of the best ways to impact and empower others to succeed [18:27] - His two biggest keys to persevering through the toughest moments that you face in life

I've got another episode from my FREE weekly training that I host every Friday. Last week I talked about sales and my Five to Thrive method that will allow you to thrive at whatever it is you are doing. Please come join me this Friday and let me know what you would like me to talk about, I want you all to be apart of it so just send me an email at david@dmeltzer.com or text me at (949) 298-2905 and let me know that you want to attend training so that I can send you the invite.

Mike Diamond, speaker, author, and Guinness world record holder, shares some of his best mental strategies he learned on his path to overcoming addiction and how he’s used his experiences to become a record-setting marathon runner, as well as empower others.Diamond and host of #ThePlaybook, David Meltzer, discuss a range of topics including Mike’s book 7 Steps to an Unbreakable Mindset, the differences between being motivated and being inspired, and some of the ways that we can avoid creating negative or harmful habits. They also share their thoughts on creating a better connection to your source of inspiration and the life-changing power of forgiveness.

Hey everyone, I've got another Instagram live Q&A for today. I was joined by The Playbook Alumna, two time champion NASCAR driver, Julia Landauer. I also answered some Q&A and discussed what are the four things you can control, stop getting stuck on being stuck and ways that you can be more productive during this time. I host a free training every Friday, I want you all to be a part of it. Text me at (949) 298-2905 so I can send you the invite.

Hey everyone, today's episode is very special. I had the honor to be joined alongside my friend, the Hall of Fame Running back Marshall Faulk to speak with members of our military. It was truly an honor to serve those who serve. Marshall and I answered Q&A and talked about how we should all be using this time to grow and if you come out of this the same person you were before, it is going to be the biggest mistake you can make. Remember I am hosting a free training every Friday at 11:00 am PT and I want you to be apart of it, you could text me at (949) 298-2905 and let me know you are interested in training so I can send you an invite.

On this episode of #ThePlaybook, Elise Loehnen, Chief Content Officer of goop, shares her insights on on: [2:40] - Taking the risk of leaving her job at Condé Nast to get a firsthand education in the complexities of the internet  [7:08] - Why goop’s tricks of the trade focus on more than just getting eyeballs on their content [8:19] - How building strong micro-communities around your business and enriching the lives of your customers will help to ensure your survival [17:38] - Why you should focus on the four things in your life that you can control and how she has implemented them personally

Hey everyone, In case you haven’t heard yet I have a new daily live show called “Office Hours”, I go live at 3pm on all social platforms to answer Q&A and have discussions with people from all industries. Today’s episode I couldn't have found two completely different people, I got the chance to talk with Large from Barstool Sports and his wife Annie and Chester Elton, one of the top business coaches in the world. This episode is filled with laughs and lessons. If you want to join me live on Office Hours, just text me at (949) 298-2905.

On this episode of #ThePlaybook, Carlos Reyes, CEO and serial entrepreneur, shares his insights on: [5:03]  - The story of how he created a door-to-door sales business at age 5, while living in Mexico  [8:12] - How adversity led Carlos to using entrepreneurship as a means of survival [15:16] - Why his biggest key to building a fruitful business relationship is looking to be of service first [17:35] - Why he compares leaving his corporate job to an animal leaving its cage

I've got another episode from my free weekly training that I host every Friday, live at 11:00 am PT. Last week I talked about creating effective habits by creating your own habit machine. The habit machine needs consistent behavior and I am going to tell you all why it is so hard to create habits because of the 10,000 inputs our brain receives each day. I'd love to have all of you be apart of my training this Friday on the "Five to Thrive". Text me at (949) 298-2905 and let me know you want to be apart of training so I can send you the invite.

Adnan Durrani, CEO and Founder of Saffron Road Foods, shares some of the lessons that he learned about business as his career trajectory shifted and why he’s become obsessed with building organizations that focus on social responsibility and the Triple Bottom Line strategy.Durrani and host of #ThePlaybook, David Meltzer, chat about a variety of topics including the source of Adnan’s inspiration to create Halal food products, his ability to find a niche in the natural/organic food market, and the importance of producing culturally inclusive products for all people. The pair also converse about the social and cultural pressures to follow specific career paths and how Durrani became comfortable cultivating his own path.