The Kris Pavone Show - Live The Life You've Imagined

In this episode, I share about commitment, what it looks like, and how to apply it in your own life to get the results you want. But also, and perhaps even more important, is the principle of re-committing. What is that about? Tune in to find out!

How we give AND receive feedback and/or advice is extremely important, especially in a leadership role. I also share from the book No Rules Rules: Netflix and the Culture of Reinvention about how Netflix uses this principle and why it’s been a critical contributing factor to their astronomical success. How can you apply this to […]

Looking for ways to become more disciplined? Wanting to be more consistent in the things you say you want to do? Can you use some help with commitment? In this episode, I share my experiences with this and some practical things you can apply.

It can be easy to become overwhelmed when we project into the future (never a good thing.) When our son Otis was born, I, of course, was overjoyed. But then a fear sprung up; how am I going to effectively run my business when I’m also the stay-at-home dad? In this episode, I share how […]

“How’s this guy so happy all the time?” That’s what a friend and listener of the show asked me. I took that question and made it the show topic for this episode. In it, I give some practical reasons as to why I’m “so dang happy.” Maybe some of these suggestions will benefit you, too.

After a hiatus, The Kris Pavone Show is back! In this episode, I discuss what I’ve been up to since the last episode (a lot has happened!), and in our Main Event, we look at the difference between being an owner and a blamer, and how this simple distinction makes all the difference in how […]

Most of us have no idea the positive ripple effect our lives have on others. In this episode, I explain how and why.

If I’m responsible for my own actions but God’s in control, how does that work?

We are all equipped with a set of resources that enable us to reach are full potential. In this episode I share what mine are. What are yours? Also, this episode was set to be released hours ago. I forgot to hit “publish.” It happens.

If you say you want to do something but you don’t know how to do it, you’re lying to yourself. Because if you REALLY want to do something, you’ll figure out how to.

We talk to ourselves throughout the day and probably a lot more than most realize!

There is no shame in delegating tasks, especially when it allows me to be more productive.

Information is great when it’s applied out in the field. But all info and no action is what prevents you from moving forward.

Pushing myself harder and harder to get to the next level is great and also necessary for success. However, if I’m not careful, pride and and ego can slip in and really cause problems.

It’s to my benefit that I don’t judge others. In this episode I explain why.

Let your “nos” mean no and your “yeses” mean yes. But there is power in the word maybe.

There are really only three answers to anything; yes, no, and I don’t know. But sometimes it pays to dive deep and take a look at the motives behind our answers.

My wife Rachael joins me to discuss the current events regarding Covid 19. But don’t worry-it’s positive!

Yikes! Lots going on in the news today. If we’re not careful, it can dominate us. Let’s take a look at it not through rose-colored-glasses, but with tact, a positive mindset and common sense.

Positivity…inspiration…encouragement. That is a tagline of this podcast. Staying positive, encouraged and motivated is important for success, but if that’s ALL you’re doing, you need to stop and get into action.

Things don’t always go as we plan them. That is just a fact of life. But, the question then is what can we do about that? Also, just FYI-this is episode 136 of The Kris Pavone Show. Not episode 135 as I say in the opening.

What does a hula hoop have to do with growing as am individual? A lot! In this episode I explain why.

The phrase “he lives in his own world” is usually used as a put down. But…everyone lives in their own world. Because you create the world you live in, whether you realize it or not. That can be a good thing or a bad thing.

My wife Rachael joins me for this Valentines Day week edition of the show to talk about how we stay connected in our marriage.

Keeping our word to others is a big deal and something we should all strive for. However, keeping my word to myself is even more important. In this episode I explain why.

My wife Rachael joins me to discuss being back at The University of Miami.

I am a man of action; I don’t think anyone would disagree with that. It causes me more pain to NOT do something that needs to get done than it does to do it. However, there are some minor things, even dumb things, that I put off. Why is that? I don’t know.

When is too much, too much? My wife Rachael and I discuss when it’s time to take a step back.

Why travel? My wife Rachael joins me to talk about our recent trip to Nashville, TN!

Happy New Year! What’s going to be different for you in 2020?

Is Santa Claus real? Well, that all depends on your perception!

We can have different likes, opinions, view points and beliefs. And guess what? We can still be friends.

Until you’ve walked in the other persons shoes, you don’t know the whole story!

There are people who make our daily lives function efficiently that we may not even be aware of. Let’s take a deep look and recognize with appreciation who they are.

Ever have a well nursed grudge or resentment ruin your day? Well, it doesn’t have too. And it’s up to you whether you want to sit in it to not.

I can remember some of the most random things from the past, but then at the same time, I’ll forget a conversation I had earlier in the day. Do I have a bad memory? Or is memory circumstantial? Find out in this episode.

I had an idea as to what my podcast would be about this week, but I didn’t write it down…and then I forgot what it was. I hate it when that happens! So I’m doing a show about that.

Sometimes, people have trouble seeing the great things they have accomplished. Why is that? I dive into this topic on this week’s podcast.

Just because a negative thought enters our head, it doesn’t mean it’s true, nor do we need to act on it. Even if I do feel like destroying a gas station pump from time to time.

The next time a problem arises, ask yourself: “What do I want to create from this? How can this be the most awesome thing ever?”

As disciplined and consistent as I am, there are some things that I procrastinate on, or just flat out refuse to do. What are they? My wife Rachael joins me to discuss in this episode.

Insomnia is the worst! We’ve all experienced it from time to time. In this episode, I discuss what to do the next time you find yourself unable to fall asleep.

Ever feel like you’re going-going-going all of the time? In this episode, I discuss ways to reframe the mindset of “always busy” and how that has a greater impact on our overall success and what we accomplish.

Believe it or not, I’ve found some similarities between my pro wrestling career and my pro coaching career. What are they? I discuss them in this episode.

I’m fresh off the Free The Dream conference that took place this past weekend in Franklin, TN, and in this episode, I share my biggest takeaways. Also, we have our Quote of the Week segment and why I need to be more aware of my wife’s story.

I believe it’s a spiritual principle that when being sincere, you can’t give away more than you receive. Try it out. Try and out-give, out serve and love more than the people around you and see if you don’t get more in return. But to be able to come from that place, you need to […]

When you don’t know what to do, do the only thing you can do; the one thing that’s in front of you. In this episode, I talk about this principle, what that looks like, and why you should apply it in your own life.

You can’t live in the past nor predict the future, so that leaves us with the present as our only (and best) option. But how do we stay in the present moment? Start by looking at your feet!

Sometimes it’s essential to pause and recognize the important people in our lives that have been the most influential. In this episode, my wife Rachael joins me as we shine the spotlight on our parents, what we’ve learned from them and our first time meeting each others family.

You can’t go wrong with loving others and serving. Do this, and all areas of your life will improve in spite of yourself. I talk about this and more in this weeks episode.

My friend Michael once said to me, “Everything in life I’ve ever really wanted I got.” In this episode, I talk about why that is true.