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Show Notes: Today's musical interstitial is excerpted from: Joey Pecoraro - "Your Favorite Place"Give Logan's website a visit over at http://logantylernelson.com/As mentioned, you can find his podcast over here or on Stitcher here, iTunes here, libsyn hereCheck SYOI on FB here, insta, twitterLastly, can contact him through here, or email him at logan@logantylernelson.com

Everything I want is UphillEveryone give a warm welcome to Susan Szabo.  She is an entrepreneur, coach, artist, and she is so motivational to the point that it's infectious. We talk about how her life changed about 8 years ago when she was invited by a friend. We also talk about how her mission in life is to change people's lives. One of the main things we talk about is similar to embracing the struggle and what it really means to stretch, reach, and move to the goals that you want in life. Hint: Everything you want is uphill. We'll talk about what all that means. She has a fun story. You're going to enjoy it. Show Notes:Today's musical interstitial is brought to you by: Sky.High - "Inner Thoughts" Susan works with Young Living Essential Oils, you can view their website here.Here's some ways to connect with Susan:Phone: 808-386-7555Email: susanszabo808@gmail.comIf you're interested in checking some of Susan's art, you can check it out here.

Reignite your purpose with Sheila SutherlandEveryone give a warm welcome to Sheila Sutherland. Sheila is a Certified Life and Relationship Mastery Coach, Professional Educator, Speaker, Podcaster, Best Selling Author and is the ONLY licensed Oh, Shift® Facilitator in Canada. Sheila believes that the relationship with self is the foundation upon which everything in your life is built and is on a mission to take the selfish out of self-care and self-love, as you deserve to be a priority in your own life!In this episode we talk a lot about what motivated her to start her coaching career and some amazing tips to reignite our own lives through her amazing work. You're going to love this one!Show Notes:Today's musical interlude is brought to you by: DL03 - Move on up (originally by Curtis Mayfield) I'm just loving these guysYou can find more about Sheila on her website: reigniteyourpurpose.comHere's a link to her Reignite your Purpose Podcast hereFollow her on social media IG & FB under: Reignite your purposeFurther reference from the episode:Here's the reference to that Happy doc on Netflix: info and trailer here

Going Deep with Aaron WatsonEveryone say hi to Aaron Watson. He's the host of "Going Deep with Aaron", which is a podcast that totally supports having meaningful, deep conversations about the passions, fears and problems of people from all walks of life. His guests talk about entrepreneurship, sports, finance, writing, and lifestyle design. In other words, Aaron is my kind of guest. He was also a pro ultimate frisbee player (two-time national champion). We talk a lot about what drove him to start his podcast as well as his current track in life. We also talk about his "Going Deep Summit" which was held on January 27, 2018. (**apology time**: I didn't get to actually time the podcast release before the summit like I said I would. I am deeply sorry for this). This was an awesome conversation, you're gonna love it. Show Notes:Today's musical interstitial is brought to you by: DLO3 (Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio) - "Memphis"Find more of Aaron on his website: goingdeepwithaaron.comFrom there, you can check out his podcastYou can also find out more about the Going Deep Summit just finished and future info here.Follow him on IG & Twitter @aaronwatson58 Or here on FacebookFurther references:Aaron's interview with Larry Gioia is hereHere's some further reference on Edward Bernays (corrected): Wiki here, and BBC Doc info here Here's a link to Aaron's buddy, naturalist, Adam Hariton here

Show Notes:Today's musical interstitial is brought to you by: Chiddy Bang - "Ray Charles" You can find more information at Alex's main site here: http://www.problemio.com/Here are some specifics from Alex that you might want to check out:Udemy courses at a discount: http://www.problemio.com/courses.htmlBusiness Plan Book: http://www.problemio.com/business/business-plan-book.phpBusiness Coaching: http://www.problemio.com/business/hire-business-marketing-coach.phpPrivate Label Rights for courses: http://www.problemio.com/udemy/white-labeling-or-buying-udemy-courses.htmlPrivate Label Rights for books: http://www.problemio.com/services/plr-white-label-book-licensing.php

Show Notes:Today's musical interlude is brought to you by: ProleteR- "Soul Key"The official Website for Pule O Ikaika Ohana can be found HEREMore information on The Unseen, the project that Jason & Winston are currently working on, can be found HERE

Show notes:Today musical interstitial is "Quarter Chicken Dark" by Yo Yo Ma, Edgar Meyer, Chis Thile, and Stuart DuncanCheck out Verna Law for more information about the various services that they provide. www.vernalaw.comWhile you're there check out Anthony's podcast, "Law and Business", and blog  by clicking HERE. He posts a lot of interesting info pertaining to intellectual property law.  Speaking of his podcast, here's the link to the specific episode from Sydney he mentioned during the conversation, click HEREHere are some additional channels to connect:http://facebook.com/anthonyvernalaw@avernalaw on Twitterhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/anthonyverna

 - This episode's musical interstitial is provided by I Eat Plants for a Living - "Save Me" Here's some random references:Here's a link to more about Activites of daily living HEREHere's some further reference on why food poisoning was such a weird tangent in this convo. HEREI think I mentioned a Manapua truck before. Way before food trucks, and we used to get shaved ice (although, I did use them for cigarettes). Here's a quick vid for your reference. HERE I apologize for the language, we do get super explicit when I'm with my friends.I did enjoy the hell out of this one.Hawaii does enjoy their fireworks and aerial fireworks are illegal here, but here's what my neighborhood looked like on NYE 2018 HERE, HERE, AND HERE

Everyone say hi to Miles Guy. I met Miles through mutual friends (read that as quidditch). Miles is currently a student at the University of Hawaii. He has a knack for languages and it shows by the number of them popping up in his studies. That's not the only thing that pops up as Miles' interests are varied and wide. Originally from California, we talk how his journey brings him to Hawaii as well as his various experiences and interests. Throughout this winding conversation we talk: la femme nikita (I shit you not), world languages, healing, ancestry, the importance of a nemesis and other bits and bobs. In the end, it boils down to life long learning and diving into what really interests you. It was a fun talk. Enjoy.

Everyone, welcome Jeff Beard to the table. Jeff's a small business owner, marathon runner, Toastmaster, inspriational speaker, fire walker, and frequent prison visitor (we'll get to that in the talk). In fact, that's where I got to meet Jeff... from Toastmasters. He's actually one of those Toastmasters I look up to. He's a natural raconteur and you'll see it in the way we twist and turn through his story. In this episode GYST meets GOYA. What does that mean? Well give it a listen and find out.

Everyone say what's up to Raphael Ramos. He's one of the amazing people I've met through Toastmasters. He works at Atlas Insurance, like Elaine Panlilio (Episode 37) just different department. We get to talking about a bunch of themes that pop up in Raphael's life. First and foremost is is passion for music and finance. The main theme I sense in this talk is his compelling need to get things done, no matter what. From hustling to help his family as he was younger to working his way through grad school to breaking out of his shell from Toastmasters to getting his grind on in his journey to find purpose and meaning. We go a lot of places and I felt I learned a lot too. Enjoy.

Everyone say hello to Ryan Charaba. Ryan is an adventurer and is positively pumped for everything going on in his life. He is the owner and operator of First Wakeups, LLC, which is a coaching and consulting agency here in Honolulu that provides his clients with concise recognition of changes that then allow positive movements in their lives. He is also retired from the navy where his work on a submarine provided a fantastic insight to his own life as well as the inspirational namesake for his business now. This is also linked to his personal development experience through PSI seminars which we talk about. Thrown in some mentions of dungeons and dragons weaved into an incredible life story, and a Jerry Maguire reference, and you got this fantastic conversation right here. Give it a listen, it's great.

Everyone say hello to Tamy Deleon. Tamy likes to wear many hats: nurse, business owner, marathon runner, graduate student, and in this episode master storyteller. She and her husband Rick (episode 56) are two of the finest people I've been honored to call my friends. I am always inspired by seeing the awesome things they have created as well as the cool adventures they keep having. Tamy has some awesome stories and she'll be the first to admit that there's more where that all came from. I had learned a lot nonetheless and I thoroughly enjoyed the talk. I know you will too.

Everyone, say hi to my good friend Ricky Deleon. I think the one of the main themes in this talk (among so many) is the thought of forging your own way... no matter what external forces tell you. Ricky was born and raised in Waiminalo on the the island of Oahu and we talk about how this can shape a through-line in his life. We talk about what he's faced through childhood informing him in his career as an equal opportunity officer in the Air Force to an even stronger need to be a positive force of equality and equity in society at large. We even talk about fulfilling a childhood dream of flying. And among all of that we talk about so much more. Give it a listen and I know you'll love it. I enjoyed the heck out of it.

Hi everyone say what's up to Roger Dunn. I met Roger over 10 years ago when we were engineers working in a past life. Now though, he finds himself in the midst of med school in the pursuit of meaning. A lot of this conversation wends and weaves its way through Roger's from what brought him from back then to now and the various lessons in between. I thought it was a pretty interesting ride. I learned a bunch and I know you will too.

Everyone say hello to the wonderful Aubri Mead. I met Aubri a while back in PSI and I had this feeling that she had an awesome story to tell. I wouldn't know until I asked so there I did and here we are with her story. Aubri at the time worked in the IT department in radio and she shares her awesome story on how she ended up here in Hawaii. It's fill with longing and goals and a dream. There's a great journey to realizing the dream as well as talking about what it takes to keep it. Give it a listen, it's awesome.

Everyone, say hello to Jonathan Sugai. Jon is a healer. Specifically, Jon works both the body and mind of his patients. He works on the former as a massage therapist and works on the latter by helping his patients deal with stress as a function of how it affects the body. In one of the more comprehensive talks, we weave through Jon's journey as he discovers the hows and whys of what got him to here. Along the way, we talk running, marathons, personal development, and we ride the roller coaster of life in terms of a physical, mental, and spiritual journey. It's going to be awesome, you're gonna love it.

Everyone, say hello to Daniel Cheung. Daniel say hello to everyone. You all play nice now.Daniel works in the finacial sector, specifically we're talking about wealth planning... we're talking retirement planning as well as insurance planning for his clients. He's been in the game for about 11 years and we talk about his journey that leads him to his specific chosen field. Along the way we hit specific points such as, the trials of college, going "all in" with a leap of faith, and following your path. We also talk about all the things that keep him in the game which among other things, is the precious relationships that have been built, the very sense of ohana. We also get down to the personal story of his own ohana, a story that is both Hawaiian local and international. He has a fantastic tale, come round the circle and give it a listen, I know you'll enjoy it.

Everyone say hi to Kenoilani Kolii. She is one of my great friends from toastmasters. And she's here to help, literally. As she described it, she is a firm believer of a person giving of their time and talents to share with the rest of the world. Makes sense, right? Everyone has something that they're good at, and there are a great and many things that make each and every person so very unique and special. Why not find a way to share it with the most people you can? I am inspired by this talk and I know you will as well. I'll let her tell her story.

Everybody say hello to the wonderful, talented, wonderfully talented Joey Garza (Joey Shibata). Joey works as a safety manager for a concrete and mining organization in the state of Hawaii. I want to say that Joey is also a member of the plate spinning society (like most of my friends and myself as well). This revelation doesn't surprise me. She has a lot going on with the multiple boards she is with, her day job, a growing side business, throw in a splash of volunteering all over the place, and taking the time to be an awesome parent to her fantastic daughters, the work-stuff-life balance topic really comes into play. Listen as we wax on the intricacies of safety, aerospace, state workers, life philosophies, and a fun journey that is no where near ending. I'll let Joey tell her story. You're going to enjoy this.