Podcast appearances and mentions of bradley callow

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In This Episode We Discuss: How busy families can build a rich legacy for their children so they can pass on more than just money, but values and principles. Bradley’s story from depression and drugs to helping children and families around the world. How managing expectations and experiences are the keys to a thriving family unit. About Bradley Callow: Bradley Callow is revolutionizing the way affluent families teach and learn passion, performance and perseverance. Despite coming from a good family in one of the most affluent counties in the United States, Bradley narrowly escaped prison and death. From an early age Bradley had a insatiable drive to be an entrepreneur. Sadly at the age of 11 he began battling both depression and addiction, which eventually lead to him give up hope on ever being a successful entrepreneur. Without a purpose, Bradley quickly spiraled completely out of control and found himself on his knees with a gun to his own head at the age of 24. Although he didn’t pull the trigger that day, his self-destruction continued and resulted in handgun charges that carried a three year prison sentence that helped lead him to turn his life around. Bradley is now dedicated to providing the inspiration, tools and blueprints for transforming how families interact with themselves, each other and the world. In 2016, Bradley Founded Rich Legacy which has rapidly become a trusted resource for Fortune 10 Executives, Inc. 50 Entrepreneurs, and Middle Eastern Royals and their families. As an award winning international speaker, Bradley lives for his time spent creating lasting transformation by opening the eyes, hearts and minds of parents and children everywhere.

Wanna turn everything around? Wanna go in a completely BETTER direction? Matt @mattgottesman talks with Bradley Callow (Founder of Rich Legacy) about your surrendering moment, how to embrace what happens FOR us and NOT TO us, the gaps in entrepreneurial families, the biggest obstacles entrepreneurs face today, dealing with depression and anxiety, leaving a legacy and more...

On today's EO 360° episode, Bradley Callow, an expert on family relationships, joins Dave Will once again to discuss about parent-child relationships. Despite not being a parent himself, Bradley speaks from the child's perspective as he has gone through a very rough childhood. He hopes that his experiences will help parents connect with their children better and raise a more nurturing and harmonious family life. Tune in now!

Bradley Callow, born into ease and affluence, showed his skills as an entrepreneur early, selling and using drugs at age 11. At some point, however, after some “bumps in the road,” a major pivot: today Bradley is an internationally recognized speaker, a highly successful conscious entrepreneur, and co-founder of RichLegacy.com and several other companies committed to behavioral health innovation. Join us today for his powerful back story and even more remarkable personal transformation. His commitment to providing entrepreneurs and their families the tools and resources to ensure happy, productive lives is well worth your attention. Quote of the Day “No good stories ever come from when things go according to plan.” - Bradley Callow Passions Conscious Entrepreneurship: Challenging the status quo and turning… adversity into something good by helping others. Resources Rich Legacy – We help high-performing families from around the world empower their children in a way that moves them away from self-destructive behaviors. The Moderation Institute - New Alcohol Treatment Program-Highest Success Rate of Any Program Mentions Kevin Thompson - Fire Nation Podcast - also at AES Nation John’s 3 Key Take-aways “Easy hard; hard easy…” Of the things that most deserve time and attention in your business, even though it’s often the most difficult to provide, none is more critical than family. Taking the time now is hard; taking the time later may not even be possible. With respect to family, the wise choice is to be proactive, to build a culture which recognizes challenges to your values, your priorities and your goals, before those challenges occur. Become a conscious entrepreneur. Adopt and apply the 5 principles of family realignment: Connection; Understanding; Balance; Inspiration; and Empowerment. Prefer Audio? Read the Transcript You can download a complete transcript of this entire episode by clicking here.

“Being vulnerable gives others the space to do the same.” – Bradley Callow In this episode, Bradley and Allison talk about: How solving problems for your kids can hurt their future. How having money can hurt your resilience and other life skills. The power of being in the wilderness. The powerful family transformations at his father-son-retreats. Connect with Bradley Callow, Rich Legacy www.RichLegacy.com https://www.facebook.com/YourRichLegacy/ Connect with Allison Graham, www.r-ninja.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bradley Callow is an international speaker, conscious entrepreneur, and catalyst for transformation. He is committed to challenging the status quo and has a passion for helping others to succeed. He has created a life dedicated to entrepreneurship, speaking, and most recently behavioral health innovation. Today we discuss self-destructive behaviors, family relationships, meditation, and much more. Questions, comments, requests? Feel free to contact me at ryan@gsdmediagroup.com. I’d love to hear from you.

Bradley Callow is an international speaker, conscious entrepreneur, and catalyst for transformation. He is committed to challenging the status quo and has a passion for helping others to succeed. He has created a life dedicated to entrepreneurship, speaking, and most recently behavioral health innovation. Today we discuss self-destructive behaviors, family relationships, meditation, and much more. Questions, comments, requests? Feel free to contact me at ryan@gsdmediagroup.com. I’d love to hear from you.

Bradley Callow, born into ease and affluence, showed his skills as an entrepreneur early, selling and using drugs at age 11. At some point, however, after some “bumps in the road,” a major pivot: today Bradley is an internationally recognized speaker, a highly successful conscious entrepreneur, and co-founder of RichLegacy.com and several other companies committed to behavioral health innovation.

Like most catalysts for transformation, Bradley Callow, Founder of Rich Legacy, loves helping people to succeed. But unlike most of them, he focuses on working with the affluent families. When asked about that, Bradley says that there may be different pressures that exist, but at the end of the day, human beings are much the same. Bradley grew up in a good two-parent home that it’s often surprising to people to know that he started selling drugs at eleven years old and almost killed himself with a gun by the time he was 26. He chose to focus on entrepreneurs and executives for the most part because he wants to create maximum impact and believes if he can change the hearts and minds of those executives and entrepreneurs around how they feel about work life integration, they can take that to their work culture and impact all their employees. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Take The Lead community today: Dr. DianeHamilton.com Dr. Diane Hamilton Facebook Dr. Diane Hamilton Twitter Dr. Diane Hamilton LinkedIn Dr. Diane Hamilton YouTube Dr. Diane Hamilton Instagram

Today, Bradley Callow is an award-winning international speaker and catalyst for transformation. But six short years ago, he was on his knees with a gun to his head. Despite coming from a good family in one of the most affluent counties in the US, Bradley had given up his passion for entrepreneurship. Marred by depression and addiction, his life had spiraled out of control, and Bradley was facing three years in prison for handgun charges. What brought him back from such a dark place? How did he reignite his entrepreneurial spirit? How did he harness the clarity of purpose to build a business that saves families from the devastating heartache he and his family endured? Bradley is the conscious entrepreneur behind Rich Legacy, a company founded to support high-performing families with the tools, experiences and community necessary to navigate the challenges of today’s high-stress culture. Through workshops, retreats and private coaching, Bradley’s team is committed to helping parents understand their child’s perspective and supporting kids in the development of gratitude and resilience.  On this episode of Men on Purpose, Bradley sits down with Emerald to share his powerful story and describe the rock-bottom moment that gave him the clarity to enroll in the wilderness treatment program that saved his life. He discusses the childhood experiences that made him feel uncomfortable in his own skin, despite growing up with affluent, attentive parents. Bradley offers insight around his mission to cut the adolescent suicide rate in half in the next ten years and the alignment of passion and purpose that inspires him to create. Listen in for Bradley’s mentor-based approach to informed decision-making and learn how Rich Legacy’s father-and-son retreats facilitate the quality one-on-one time necessary for true connection. What You Will Learn How Bradley’s perseverance and grit have been both an asset and a detriment How experiencing the depth of pain and chaos led to clarity for Bradley The three-month wilderness treatment program that saved Bradley’s life The childhood experiences that made Bradley feel uncomfortable in his own skin How Bradley internalized feelings of shame in being ‘not good enough’ How helicopter parenting can undermine a child’s self-esteem Bradley’s mission to cut the adolescent suicide rate in half in the next ten years How the alignment of passion and purpose inspires performance How clarity of purpose allows us to see the resources that have always been there Why Bradley reaches out to three diverse mentors when faced with a decision The value of quality one-on-one time with your children, spouse Connect with Bradley Callow Rich Legacy Bradley’s Website Resources Father & Son Retreat Suggest a Guest If you (or someone you know) are one of the worlds Magnificent Men On Purpose who should be considered for a guest spot on the show APPLY HERE: bit.ly/PitchMen Connect with Emerald GreenForest Emerald’s Website Emerald on LinkedIn Emerald on Twitter Email: listeners@menonpurposepodcast.com This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation.

If you've ever been concerned that your home life suffers because of your business – and who hasn't – you'll want to listen in to what Bradley Callow has to say. With his Rich Legacy organization, Bradley specializes in empowering families to not just have better relationships but also ensure that kids avoid the pitfalls of adolescence in today's world. Bradley's own troubled past inspired him to take on this mission. And you'll be surprised how he sees many parents today actually unknowingly sabotaging their children's future. He's got plenty of strategies for avoiding that fate too. He even offered his personal cell number – you can text him to schedule a free coaching call. You'll have to listen to the end for that. Along the way, you'll discover… Work/Life Balance is impossible – and what to do instead How to be “intentional” with your family time Why hardship and failure are vital for personal growth Ways to “plan” your family like you do your business Tips for changing kids' behaviors now so it doesn't become a lifelong issue And even more... Timeline 00:11 Today Steve speaks with Bradley Callow, the creator of Rich Legacy, a programme that helps affluent families connect with their children. 01:16 Bradley rejects the term “Work-life balance”, he prefers “work-life integration”. 02:24 On the outside Bradley seemed to have the ideal childhood, in reality, he was on drugs at 11 years of age. 08:52 Steve talks about how pain can be a good teacher. 10:17 Bradley talks about “helicopter parents” and even “bubble parents”. He describes the problems with both. 12:15 From his own experiences Steve talks about kids not being given the chance to fail. 14:01 Bradley explains his parenting approach to helping parents connect with their kids. 19:58 Bradley speaks on intentionality and how prevention is so much better than cure. 23:35 Bradley does something no other Unstoppable CEO Podcast interviewee has done…given out his personal cell number for you to contact him. 25:24 Bradley give us some articles on his site to check out. 26:41 Bradley sets out a personal challenge to all of us with families. Mentioned in the show https://richlegacy.com https://myfathersonretreat.richlegacy.com https://betterdads.richlegacy.com Enjoyed this episode? Rate this podcast on iTunes >>

In this episode, Doug and Bradley Callow discuss: Bradley's story How Bradley found himself dealing drugs at 11 years old Nature vs. nurture Working through the problems, not around them Key Takeaways: The suicide rate has quadrupled since 1950 and the greatest increases have come in the affluent demographic What is traumatic to one person vs. another is largely based on perspective You've got to use your problem solving brain to try and piece together the puzzle when someone is acting out Once you develop your passion, you get your purpose and with purpose comes performance   "What ends of developing is more of a shame vs. guilt mentality… that's just a spiral you don't want to begin to associate with." - Bradley Callow   Connect with Bradley Callow: Twitter: @BradleyCallow LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bradleycallow/ Website: http://betterdads.richlegacy.com/free-guide   Reach The Nice Guys Here: Doug- @DJDoug Strickland- @NiceGuyonBiz   Nice Guys Sponsor: Interview Valet is the  best podcast booking service. They are the leader in Podcast Interview Marketing to help you easily turn listeners into leads.   Nice Guys Links Support the podcast at www.Patreon.com/NiceGuys   Subscribe to the Podcast   Niceguysonbusiness.com   TurnkeyPodcast.com - You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. Podcast Production, Concept to Launch   Book Doug and/or Strick as a speaker at your upcoming event.   Amazon #1 Best selling book Nice Guys Finish First. Doug's Business Building Bootcamp (10 Module Course)   Survey: Take our short survey so The Nice Guys know what you like.     Partner Links: Amazon.com: Click before buying anything. Help support the podcast.   Interview Valet:  Get interviewed on top podcasts and share your message.   Acuity Scheduling: Stop wasting time going back and forth scheduling appointments   Social Quant - Boost your Twitter following the right way. Targeted reach     Promise Statement: To provide an experience that is entertaining and adds value to your life.   Don't underestimate the Power of Nice.

Gordie did not take the smooth route to get where he currently is in life. If there was an easy way or a "how to" book that would enable one to discover him or herself, Gordie definitely did not read it. His journey involved addictions to numerous substances and multiple mental illness diagnoses. From rock bottom, he describes the experience, the emotions, the pain and his journey back to reality. It is now his mission to share his story and inspire millions of young adults. Using their platform, Rich Legacy, Gordie Bufton, and his partner Bradley Callow, help high-performing families from around the world empower their children in a way that moves them away from self-destructive behaviors. Having both barely escaped prison and death, they now provide eye-opening insights from the perspective of the child. This approach inspires parents to engage with their children in a way they never dreamed possible. With a focus on the child's perspective, they deliver live events, workshops, information products, and family consultation to support children and their parents as they navigate the unique challenges not found in other types of families. Their Five Principles of Family Realignment are rooted in our personal journeys, as well as conversations with thousands of children, parents, and professionals who come from or work with driven-families. Their mission is to provide the understanding, connection, patterning, empowerment, and balancing needed to ensure a rich and healthy legacy for the families they reach. What will your legacy be? http://www.richlegacy.com

In this episode, Dave shares the mic with Gordie Bufton and Bradley Callow. Dave, Gordie, and Bradley met in Bangkok, Thailand for the Entrepreneurship Organization Leadership Conference. Gordie and Bradley are the founders of Rich Legacy, a business that helps parents bridge the gap in their relationships with their children. Tune in as Gordie and Bradley openly share about their own struggles with addiction and how this led to the heart of their business—equipping parents with the communicative tools they need to reach and love their children. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:33 – Introducing Gordie and Bradley 00:50 – Dave met Bradley and Gordie at the EO Conference in Bangkok 01:00 – Gordie and Bradley were speaking at the event on how entrepreneurs can build a strong relationship with their kids 01:09 – Their business is Rich Legacy 01:27 – Gordie wrote the bestselling book, Eluding Reality: A Memoir about Drugs, Psych Wards, and Reality 01:53 – Bradley shared the “psych ward story” at the EO Conference 02:21 – The setting was Gordie running on the beach 02:43 – There were searchlights and a helicopter running after him because he escaped from a high security psych ward 03:34 – It was a hilarious story, yet true story—although it was a serious situation when it happened 03:50 – This was a low point in Gordie’s life 04:13 – Bradley is a treatment specialist 04:20 – Bradley started using drugs at 11 years old 04:24 – That sent him into a crazy journey and rehab 04:46 – He started smoking marijuana 04:57 – He saw things not all 11 year olds see 05:14 – He had self-destructive behavior 05:23 – He was an alpha male, but was uncoordinated so he didn’t do sports 05:45 – Bradley came from a great family – which was the inspiration for Rich Legacy 06:34 – The pattern of parents thinking they are doing their kids good 06:41 – Bradley went to rehab at 26 and spent a year in different treatment centers 07:38 – Dave has 3 teenagers right now 08:23 – The problem with social media and self-esteem 08:39 – Not remembering how it was like when you were a teenager shuts a switch off 09:09 – Rich Legacy’s focus is understanding a child’s perspective 09:31 – When parents can’t remember feeling like a kid, it affects the way they interact with their children 10:03 – Like Bradley, Gordie came from a good family 10:07 – Gordie’s father is a bank executive in Atlanta 10:12 – Gordie was a straight-A student and a top youth golfer 10:19 – He was the perfect child until 17 years old 10:32 – At 17, he broke up with his girlfriend and didn’t know how to cope 11:00 – Instead of asking for help, Gordie resorted to smoking pot 11:31 – He started ecstasy and after a few months, dropped out of college 11:58 – He was using ecstasy enough to kill an elephant 12:04 – He continued using drugs and started selling out of his parents’ home 12:11 – His parents knew he was smoking pot, but they didn’t know how serious it was 12:28 – Before his 20th birthday, his parents kicked him out of the house 12:33 – The following week, Gordie was arrested and he spent a week in jail 12:40 – He spent his 20th birthday in jail 12:43 – When he got out, he had a near-death experience and was homeless 12:56 – This was Gordie’s lowest moment that made him rethink his life 13:14 – He decided to get sober 13:23 – He started experiencing manic episodes and went in and out of psych wards 13:33 – He escaped different psych wards and was labeled legally insane 13:48 – His parents sent him to a very expensive rehab center 13:52 – He continued living with his parents until age 22, then moved out on his own 14:45 – Being manic, Gordie was not in touch with reality 15:59 – Gordie and Bradley were both spending a lot of time with the recovery treatment community 16:11 – They both went out with a common friend 16:38 – They had a mutual understanding and bonded 17:15 – They were playing golf with Cameron Herold, who told them they should speak to Entrepreneurs Organization 18:00 – One frustration Gordie and Bradley encountered with their recoveries is that they are hyperfocused on the after effects 18:36 – “What can we do on the preventive side?” 19:02 – They realize that most of the preventive measures falls to the parents 20:02 – High performing parents tend to be more driven with high expectations for their children 21:17 – Lack of connection between children and parents is one of the biggest issues 21:53 – What you should be questioning is NOT why the addiction, but why the pain? 22:20 – Gordie and Bradley help parents create the connection that is lacking with their children 23:17 – Dave’s father is now 78 23:30 – He tells Dave stories about growing up as a kid 23:39 – Dave’s grandparents were frustrated that his father was always holding onto a device (books) 24:19 – What the parents does vs. what the child does 25:13 – It’s less about the kids’ behavior, but the how parents act 25:37 – Seek first to understand 25:56 – Help your child understand you 26:14 – Develop mutual goals 27:05 – Family Plan Program: 27:18 – Create goals as a family 28:22 – Rich Legacy focuses on the character traits they value as a family 29:48 – Parents’ vision is to have happy, healthy children who are responsible for their actions, with a strong work ethic and empathic to others 30:21 – Family plans work on different character traits per quarter 31:14 – The group coaching program’s goal is to offer tiered options based on the family’s availability 32:21 – Gordie and Bradley try to translate what the child is experiencing to the parents and they try to bridge that gap 34:26 – Gordie and Bradley become the icons to help parents understand their kids 35:25 – Gordie and Bradley want parents to function on their own and not rely on them forever 35:58 – They help set the platform for the parents to discuss sensitive issues 38:13 – It’s healthy to acknowledge that addicts can be your neighbor 38:40 – Gordie mentions Joe Polish’s podcast about work addiction 39:21 – The most transformational thing you can do is to spend 10 minutes of focused time every day with your child 40:57 – Make your cars a phone-free zone with no radio or music 42:20 – Dave and his wife go out to dinner once a month and they talk about the highs and the lows in the past 30 days 43:18 – 5 principles of the Rich Legacy: Connection Understanding Balancing Influencing Empowering 44:25 – One of the greatest gifts of self esteem come from failing and getting back up 44:39 – Parents wanting to help their children too much do NOT do any good 45:14 – Check out the 10 warning signs that can save your child’s life over at Rich Legacy 45:20 – Send an email at thrive@richlegacy.com to get 33 questions you can ask at the dinner table 46:14 – Connect with Gordie and Bradley at thrive@richlegacy.com 47:00 – Dave closes the podcast 3 Key Points: There is a correlation between children/youth struggling with addictions and high performing families. Work to bridge the relational gap between parents and child—this is one of the most important factors that can save a child. Lead by example—show your kids how you want them to act. Resources Mentioned: Entrepreneur's Organization – The EO Network Rich Legacy – Gordie and Bradley’s business

Christopher and Allan continue their interview with Bradley Callow. The Moderation Institute was created to offer a solution for those experiencing undesirable patterns of drinking. An estimated 23 million people struggle with substance use issues in the United States and only 2.3 million are participating in treatment. We were inspired to ask why. Why were so few people willing to seek treatment? Why were only a fraction of them being successful? Here are our discoveries… Most treatment methods available have: Success Rates - Lower than 10% - Grossly Outdated Approaches - Excessive Costs - Abstinence Only Philosophies - Significant Time Commitments There had to be a better way. The next year was spent pursuing all possible avenues for a more effective alternative. The findings sounded too good to be true, so Dr. Yasinski went to work developing The Moderation Method. The next three years were dedicated to researching, testing, and retesting. The results were nothing short of amazing. The program created challenged everything about existing treatment models. The Moderation Method delivers: A Success Rate Greater than 80% - Modern Evidenced-Based Approach - Cost Effectiveness - Moderation Philosophy - Extremely Limited Time Commitment This is the future of alcohol treatment. www.TheModerationInstitute.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Christopher and Allan interview and host Bradley Callow! Bradley is an international speaker, conscious entrepreneur, and catalyst for transformation. Consulting with businesses on advertising, marketing, and public relations strategies before the age of 20, Callow is no stranger to blazing his own path. Bradley is committed to challenging the status quo and has a passion for helping others to succeed. He has created a life dedicated to entrepreneurship, speaking, and most recently behavioral health innovation. "No good stories ever come from when things go according to plan" Bradley Callow Bradley shares insight into his struggles and pain as he battled the bottle and drugs. Ultimately turning this adversity into something good and helping others. Bradley is the founder of Rich Legacy (formerly known as Both Sides of the Kitchen Table) that helps high-performing families from around the world empower their children in a way that moves them away from self-destructive behaviors. He also founded The Moderation Institute which was created to offer a solution for those experiencing undesirable patterns of drinking. (which will be covered in Part 2 of the show) To find out more about Bradley click below: http://bradleycallow.com/ http://www.bothsidesofthekitchentable.com/ Stay tuned in for Part 2 of Bradley's show coming up next. Until next time, Think Bold, Be Bold! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices