Charge to 100

Colton and Lloyd welcome Bradley Roth!!Bradley hosts the Not Most People Podcast, runs the Not Most People Alliance, and has created multiple successful live events for Not Most People.We talk:- Core Values- Freedom vs Security- Side Hustle Culture- Basketball Playoffs- Decision Making- Discernment with information- Zero Options Mentality- Leadership- Loss Aversion- Focusing on the End Goal- Book Recommendations- Self Awareness- Fundamentals- Frameworks over TacticsBradley is a wealth of knowledge and we're hyped to share our conversations!

Colton and Lloyd finish out their thoughts on Meditations as they talk through the concepts of nature and principles, the challenges in learning to be self-aware, the games we play to win, being true to yourself on social media, and the difficulties in sifting through information online. 

Colton and Lloyd continue their discussions through Marcus Aurelius's Meditations Chapter Five and discuss the concept of universal truth, change and recognizing things out of our control, and focusing on the things that are within our control. 

Take things as they are. If they don't help you out, get rid of them and move on. Colton and Lloyd continue through Marcus Aurelius' Meditations. Join us in ramblings on the concept of "badness", controlling reactions to life's difficulties, and accepting things as they are. 

Things get more clear if you're doing something that's difficult. So pick something hard and do that right. Colton and Lloyd continue Season 2 and diving into Marcus Aurelius's Meditations. They go down rabbit hole's of poker, reviewing the game film of life, luck and variance, and what it means to "be yourself." 

Diving into Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius' Book Meditations, Lloyd and Colton discuss tournament poker, mindsets, the desire for inner peace, and trusting process over fixating on outcomes. 

Welcome to Charge to 100 Season 2! We're diving into rabbit holes in our discussions stemming from the book Meditations by the Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius. 

We're Back. We've taken a lot more time than we thought to continue the pod and deliver you all some great conversations. We think that's gonna pay off huge here with seasons 2, 3, 4 coming very shortly.We'll be releasing seasons two and three in the coming months with some big episode drops to rekick off the pod and then we'll get back into our normal weekly cadence with books, guests, and a lot more that we have planned. Lloyd and I are extremely excited for the upcoming seasons. We go over some absolute fantastic books and some fantastic topics that you'll be sure to want to check out.We'll also be trying to have some guests on. We're gonna try to expand and get on some other podcasts ourselves, making some guest appearances. We'll be sure to share that with all of you. Thanks again with for sticking with us at Charge to 100 and look forward to seeing you on future seasons.

After a long wait, we arrive at the final episode for the 1st Season of Charge to 100. We discuss coffee, discipline, getting out of bed struggles and adequate sleep, freedoms of the poker life, daily cycles yielding yearly returns, "I know I should do it, but it's hard," and reflections on ownership, leadership, and the journey so far. We also talk a bit about the road ahead and where Charge to 100 will go now that we've closed this introductory chapter. Thank you to Jocko Willink and Leif Babin for writing this book. Thank you to all our servicemembers past and present, especially the one's who had a hand in contributing to these lessons within Extreme Ownership. Thank you to you, our listeners. It's been a pleasure for both of us going through this so far and we can't wait for what's next!

We're getting better...? In our season 1 penultimate episode we discuss the difficulty in being decisive, Chris Kyle, poker decisions, imposter syndrome, risk, decision paralysis, and goals.  

Colton and Lloyd discuss routing information upward, poker, revisiting ego, information quality, Jordan, and as always...ownership. 

We finally sort together something of an introduction! We talk Tom Brady, cybersecurity, event planning, gym awkwardness, we're all our own generals and soldiers, distractions in executing a plan, putting the phone down before bed, and risk aversion. 

We discuss leading up the chain of command, job interviews, and the first 6 months of a job, all without having established a good intro yet. 

Prioritize and Execute. We discuss BTF, bets/calls/raises in poker, laundry and cleaning, practicing the fundamentals, "do you want your bosses job?," emotions of being "in between jobs," long term goals (again,) 

Part II: The Laws of Combat. We discuss keeping plans simple, the concept of granularity, ELI5, checklists, whether your lazy or driven: be intentional, Elon Musk...it's really a toss up if we kept this one simple or not. 

Ego and Cover and Move. We discuss Evil Colton and poker bets, Jordan, giving credit at work, stand by to get some,  eating the ego...we talk a lot about ego on this one. 

No bad teams, only bad leaders. We discuss leadership, communicating up and down the chain of command at work, how to make the most of a bad hand, long term goal setting, Nadeshot and 100 Thieves, customer service, habit tracking, figuring out your metrics for success, how to have the best dog at the dog park. 

Start off conversations on ownership though Jocko Willink's book: Extreme Ownership. Let's talk poker, growth mindset, building processes, morning routines, fog of war, learning chess, and job searching.