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People complain a lot when things get hard because it's the easiest thing to do. But whining your heart out won't get you anywhere. In this episode, Ryan Weeden talks about his own experiences dealing with his emotions when things go out of hand. He recounts his history of self-abuse and the turning point when he decided to approach things on a more positive note. Listen in as Ryan shares his mindset hack on how you can start winning life and start showing up as your best self.

Sometimes we just wake up grouchy and annoyed, and it affects our entire day. We're tired, miserable, angry, maybe even a little sad or depressed. Some days we just feel off, right? What if there was away to turn our bad mood around, salvage the hours we have left, and end the day positive and thriving? (Spoiler alert, there is a way!) In this episode, Ryan offers three quick ways to flush away the bad juju, and get the happy train back on the tracks.

A glimpse into Ryan's emotional struggle to find meaning in his life,  while living with the daily challenges of depression. It's a real-life reminder that we all fight internal battles, and the importance of having a support structure of friends and loved ones, to help you through it. Through personal accounts and sharing far too much about himself (like usual), Ryan's tells us it's okay to be who we are, that there's nothing wrong with us, and that we will get through it.

Do you battle imposter syndrome? In this episode, Ryan dives into why we feel imposter syndrome and how to overcome it. This quick episode will pump you up, teach you how to step into any new role in your life, and also give you the motivation to move courageously into the unknown.PS. No window workers were harmed in the making of this.

Lessons can be learned even in the worst of times. In fact, the greater the challenge (or hardship) the bigger the opportunity to grow. Although we may not immediately see the light (or the lesson) during the darkest of times, it's there, ready to shine and empower us, when we're ready. Recently I reflected on the past couple of years and discovered some important things about myself, and my existence, and this episode focuses on my biggest epiphany, which has not only changed the way I now live my life, but also how I view the world, and my time in it. Hope you enjoy it.-Ryan

If I died today, I'd regret not leaving something behind for my kids. And I'm not talking about gifts or trinkets. I'm talking about wisdom. Now, for the first time in generations, are we able to leave behind powerful messages for our legacy, so that people can even get to know us better after we're gone. One day I plan to write a book for them, but that takes time. Until them, here are snippets. Today's episode is for my kids––and for ANYONE––who wants to leave behind a legacy, to impart wisdom they can carry with them as they journey through life. To act on, as they make their own decisions, and using my insight to help steer them toward a better, brighter, more rewarding future. And to listen to, when they just want to hear dad's voice. 

Sometimes to move forward, we must first look back. And sometimes smoking a little weed helps. Although at times we may feel lost, and even look directionless, we must have courage to keep pushing forward, and trust that our soul is there to guide us.

We all know our time is limited. But this episode is a wake up call to give you the life jumpstart we all need. By reflecting on the past and what got us here, only then can we move forward, anchor our dreams and goals on what matters most.

Become the HERO of your own story.Join millionaire entrepreneur, Ryan Weeden, as he explores hot topics like wealth building, business success,  health and fitness, relationships, parenting, and becoming a sexual dynamo in bed (he's still working on that). In a life long effort to tap his own superpowers and achieve his next level of self, his journey offers invaluable insight to help others transform their own lives along the way.Ryan's boyish charm and uncharacteristic vulnerability will make you motivate, inspire, make you laugh and cry, and may even strike a nerve at times, but nonetheless keep you hanging on every word, wondering what he'll say next.If you're someone that wants both a life and business they love, then this podcast is your wake up call.Learn more about Ryan Weeden, at www.ryanweeden.com