Risk Everyday With Kristy Arnett

  The fastest way to success is not by improving your weaknesses. It's to maximize our strengths. Strengths Coach Alissa Daire Nelson comes on the podcast to talk about why we need to build our own awareness around our gifts and how to do it.    Alissa's Links:  Facebook Twitter Linkedin Website     The song featured on this podcast is "Slow Burn" by Autograf. 

Mo Gawdat is Chief Business Officer at Google [X], a serial entrepreneur and author of the book, Solve for Happy. In 2001, Mo found himself unhappy despite being surrounded with all trappings of what most would assume would create happiness: a beautiful family, successful career, and financial abundance. That's when he decided to approach solving for happiness like an engineer. He spent years researching and using science to back up his findings, and also using his equation for permanent happiness to bring joy to his own life. In 2014, the algorithm was put to the ultimate test after the sudden death of his son. Mo comes on the podcast to share his story, his happiness equation, and his mission is to make 10 million people happy.    Solveforhappy.com #10millionhappy     The song featured on the show is "Slow Burn" by Autograf. 

If you want big amazing love, you have to risk big. I asked my best friend at her wedding what the biggest risk she took to have the love of her life.    Music by Chris Zabriskie: I Am a Man Who Will Fight for Your Honor Androids Always Escape

Becoming a thought leader in life and in business is a result of finding one's authentic values and voice. Kamila Gornia is a Marketing Strategist who helps entrepreneurs bring personality and profit to their businesses. 

Relationship coach Aaron Steinberg discusses why our significant others always know how to push our buttons, why we must learn our own triggers, and how to use conflict to become better partners for each other. 

One of the biggest lessons I've learned in my 12-year relationship with my husband is that we are on the same team. Together, we are better. Bigger. 

Have you ever wondered why some people can walk into a room and command everyone's attention with their confidence? According to Tony Wrighton, host of the Zestology podcast, we can actually use neuro-hacking to increase our confidence. Today on the podcast he shares techniques and exercises to do this.    Check out more from Tony on his website.

Just because you can't do it today, doesn't mean you can't start. Get your ass moving. :) LET'S GO!  And btw, I'm start a FB group! Sign up for our newsletter at KristyArnett.com to get an invite! 

Why do I keep binge eating? Why diets don't work

Adam started out with only $194 and a limited ability to speak English but was able to build and sell his first 7-figure business in less than 10 years. Today on the podcast, he talks about how to shift the focus to make a bigger impact.    http://themarketingmentors.com https://twitter.com/AdamUrbanski https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamurbanski https://www.facebook.com/adamurbanski https://www.instagram.com/adamurbanski

It's what we do, it's who we be that communicates to people. 

When Michelle Patterson was in 8th grade, she struggled to fit in at school, but when she had the opportunity to interview the Governor of the California at the time, George Deukmejian everything changed. When the interview was over, George leaned down and said, "That was the best interview I've ever had." From that moment on, Michelle's view of herself shifted. She mattered.  Little did she know that two-and-half decades later, Michelle would have the opportunity to continue a legacy that Deukmajian started - The California Women's Conference.  After discovering the alarming rate of failure of women-owned business, Deukmajian started the conference as a way for women to come together and gain the support they need to succeed personally and professionally. The event grew in exposure every year, attracting speakers include the Dalai Lama, Oprah and Barbara Walters.  The conference is now led Michelle Patterson who is CEO of Women Network, a media and production company. She is also founder of Global Women Foun

Three of the biggest causes of both pleasure and pain come from sex, money and food, and it's our relationship to them that causes our experience. Alexandra Harbushka dares to talk about all of it to shift our own conversations around them to empower us.   Links:  Alexandra Harbushka Website   The song featured on the show is called, "Slow Burn" by Autograf. 

The secret to endless creativity and possibility is apparent when we can distinguish content versus context. 

What happens when you die? Today on the podcast, we explore this existential question with a gentleman who actually did die. Dan Cox discusses what happened as well as what he took from that experience.    To learn more about Dan, go to his website or email him at coachdancox@gmail.com   The song featured on this show is "Slow Burn" by Autograf. 

"They say time heals all wounds I don't agree Everyone needs a scar They're all over me They remind us where we've been And they teach us where to go" - Lyrics from the song, Scars by My Brothers and I.     

If there is ever a time to do mushrooms, it might be at Glacier National Park with your husband or wife, am I right? That's what we did and we wanted you to come along for the ride with us. We recorded before and after our "trip" in an RV. Ahas and epiphanies ensue. 

According to the book, "The Last Word on Power," by Tracy Goss, we all have winning strategies. These are patterns of thought and behavior that we have internally decided are the way we cope and thrive in life. She asserts though, that while these strategies have gotten us to succeed, they also limit us. 

Dr. Mark Goulston is one of the most kind, interesting people I've ever met, so of course, I jumped on the opportunity to interview him.  His resume is extraordinary. He's been a crisis psychiatrist for 30 years, an FBI and police hostage negotiation trainer, UCLA professor of psychiatry for 25 years, authored & co-authored seven books including Amazon Best Sellers“Just Listen,”, Get Out of Your Own Way, and “Talking to Crazy: How to Deal with the Irrational and Impossible People in Your Life.”  But what strikes me most about Mark is that he is genuinely a "we" person. He is guided by what's best for the world, and his unique gift to it is knowing how to hack into people. Today on the podcast, Mark talks about how he was able to that as a suicide interventionist in the beginning of his career. Most recently, Mark has been hacking entrepreneurs and teaching them how create the, "gotta have it" feeling in their customers. He teaches these concepts in an entertaining, informative and extremely unique way- by

Amanda Steinberg, Founder of DailyWorth.com and CEO of WorthFM, a digital investing service, has dedicated her career to educating and empowering people to create wealth in a fun, simple and sustainable way. Today on the podcast she discusses three steps you can begin RIGHT NOW to start taking your finances into your own hands.