Entrepreneur | Author | Coach
eff Wikersham is a sought-after Accountabilty and Peak-Performance Coach who specializes in helping clients intentionally step into the best version of themselves, personally and professionally.
In this episode, I talk about the 8 Life Rules Worth Breaking. These ideas started with Sahil Bloom’s newsletter, which is called the Curiosity Chronicle. I used his 8 rules, but I put my own spin on them. They make great sense to me; I hope they do to you as well.
Andrew Thorp King isn’t like many entrepreneurs. He didn’t go to college. He wasn’t born into riches. He isn’t clean-cut or cleanly shaven and, unlike many entrepreneurs, Andy is willing to share the plethora of ways in which he’s screwed up and had to learn on the fly. He’s not the “crush-it guy,” saturating social media today. He’s the “get-crushed-and-get-back-up,” guy we all need to hear from.
In this episode, I talk about the Freedom of Roundabouts. Strange thought, perhaps, but my take on Roundabouts is that they are examples of freedom and autonomy. Stick with me here, and I’ll share why.
Scott Rahn is the founding partner of RMO LLP, a national probate litigation law firm focused on representing beneficiaries, heirs executors and trustees in contested trust, estate and probate litigation matters and families and fiduciaries in contested conservatorships and guardianships.
In this episode, I talk about Luck – and a unique framework around luck that I came across that really resonated with me.
Terry Tucker is a motivational speaker, author, and international podcast guest on the topics of motivation, mindset, and self-development.
In this episode, I ask the question, “Who Owns Your Story?” The most valuable thing you can own in life is your story.
In 2002, Harry Massey founded Exponential Health Innovations, a research and design company in the field of bioenergetics, the study of detecting and correcting energy in living systems.
In this episode, I talk about a Trust – specifically how I don’t expect to be trusted even though I tend to trust implicitly.
I help entrepreneurs get unstuck, take back their power, achieve their life objectives, and create the futures they want.
I prefer good news. Optimistic news. Inspirational news. Positive news. I just can’t find much of that kind of news on TV or on the radio. I think I understand why.
As an entrepreneur, chances are you have gone on a personal development journey and aim to be the best version of yourself that you can
Have you ever tried to learn from the future? Probably not, because it is hard to learn from something that has yet to happen. We
I wasn’t a nut fan for most of my life. Sometimes, I’d grab some peanuts or cashews in those shared bowls you might see on a bar [which seems gross now] but outside of that, not so much. I wasn’t anti-nut but there always seemed to be something I’d rather have, like pretzels or crackers.