THE ED MYLETT SHOW

Constance Schwartz-Morini, CEO and talent/brand manager who builds world-class entertainment and sports brands. Amy Porterfield, online marketing educator who helps entrepreneurs launch courses and businesses. David Nurse, life optimization coach focused on mindset pivots and performance. Mel Robbins, speaker and author on practical behavior-change. They discuss identity shifts, tiny pivots that compound, clarity from action, and building authentic brands and momentum.

Sage Steele, longtime TV sports anchor turned independent media personality, shares her story of career upheaval and reinvention. She talks about the fallout from a viral remark, the pressures around vaccine decisions, legal battles with her former employer, and how faith, family, and unexpected love reshaped her life. Short, candid, and resilient.

Charles Duhigg, Pulitzer-winning journalist and author who studies habits and communication, and Jefferson Fisher, attorney and communication strategist, share practical tactics for high-conflict talks. They explain why trying to win costs influence. They offer scripted phrases, pacing techniques, emotional matching, and question strategies to de-escalate, stay calm, and keep authority in heated conversations.

Vice Admiral James W. Crawford III, retired naval leader and current university president, shares hard-earned lessons from being at the Pentagon on 9/11 and advising on major national security decisions. He talks about character over titles, humility under pressure, choosing service after the military, and preparing leaders for an AI-driven future. Short, human stories punctuate big ideas.

A gripping cab-ride metaphor sets the stage for a conversation about who really controls your choices. Stories of addiction, recovery, discipline, faith, and identity surface. Athletic grit and habit hacks show how small daily decisions reshape direction. The conversation focuses on ownership, confronting doubt, and rewiring old stories to stop reacting and start choosing.

Alan Stein Jr., high-performance coach and author who trains elite athletes, discusses mindset, emotional control, and leadership. He explains the Next Play and whiteboard memory concepts. He stresses building confidence from process, obsessing on fundamentals like Kobe, practicing with quality and intensity, and pursuing fulfillment over fleeting happiness.

Damar Hamlin, NFL player who survived an on-field cardiac arrest, reflects on faith and purpose. Dean Graziosi, entrepreneur and coach, talks congruence and leveling up. Andre Ward, undefeated boxing legend, breaks down fight prep and fear. Fallon Taylor, world champion barrel racer, shares her comeback after paralysis. Michael Chandler, MMA warrior, explores imposter syndrome and absorbing punishment.

Dr. Shadé Zahrai, behavioral researcher and bestselling author of Big Trust, explores why self-trust—not confidence—matters most. She breaks down four traits that shape doubt and offers practical tools like scheduled worry time and attention-shifts. Expect surprising research on expectation bias and clear strategies to stop letting self-doubt steer your choices.

Rob Dyrdek, entrepreneur and former pro skateboarder who built businesses and TV hits. LeAnn Rimes, Grammy-winning singer exploring healing and self-awareness. They discuss escaping the achievement trap. Short reflections on chasing validation, redefining winning, slowing down, creativity as medicine, rituals and systems for freedom, and trying new experiences to expand identity.

Dr. Daniel Amen, psychiatrist and brain-health pioneer behind the Amen Clinic, explains how pain can be a story the brain tells. Short takes cover brain circuits that amplify suffering, the PAIN HQ doom loop, epigenetics and generational effects, and practical calming tools like diaphragmatic breathing, journaling, EMDR, and hyperbaric oxygen to reset the healing loop.