Super Fans Podcast With Purdeep Sangha

No matter what the world brings your way, a calm and reflective mind will help you see your way through it. Dr. Parmjit Singh joins us today to talk about the benefits of being able to slow down, observe your actions, and make sure they're serving you. He provides examples of why leading men need this in their daily lives, at home, at the office, and out in the world. We also cover: Why balance and mindfulness matter to high achieving malesThe 3-Step method to being more mindful in your everyday lifeHow to avoid being ruled by your emotionsWhy you need these skills in your family life and your professional lifeHow attention hijackers have led society astray (and what we can do to get back on the right track)What to beware of, now that mindfulness has become trendyWhy being mindful in all situations might not benefit actually you Proof that yoga isn't just for womenHow the intersection of Eastern and Western philosophies are needed now, more than everAnd a lot more Side note from producer Nathan, This

We've all had at least one nightmare client. We took them on, obligated ourselves with their money, then realized it was a HUGE mistake. Wanna make sure that never happens again? This is something you'll eventually figure out through trial and error, but you might as well take the shortcut. There are a few simple things you can do to bring in better clients and more business, while avoiding the people who drive you crazy. We'll cover that, and all this, in this week's podcast episode. The viral meme you should NEVER post on social mediaWhy your prospects are lowballing you (and what you can do to change it)Three things to do before you ever get on another "strategy call" with a prospectOne big thing that prospects need to get before they buyHow being a bridge maker can bring you more businessWhat a drug-pushing doctor can teach you about doing business the right wayWhy telling people "no" is the best thing to do when you want more businessAnd a lot more Listen now.

Okay, this is probably the most important episode of the podcast that we've ever put out. Everything is going crazy. Entire industries are being shut down. The stock market is more bi-polar than your crazy ex-girlfriend. What does all this mean for your business? Truth is, during times like this, many people will sink, and some will make out like bandits. History has proven so, time and time again. So, what can you do to protect yourself and your business when TSHTF? How can you thrive while everyone else is struggling to survive? that's the focus of this week's podcast. We'll also cover: What panic buying is doing to the economyHow the economy will correct as this continues to unfoldWho is at the most risk, economicallyWhich expenses you should be keeping an eye on How different countries are handling the virus and how it's impacting their economiesWhat this means for our current mass-consumerism lifestyleOne major good thing that will likely come as a result of global a pandemicWhere to find the most

This is a hard show to write a description for. Our guest, Brian Brawdy, went through a lot. From being on top of the world to facing his own mortality. Through five surgeries and a case of amnesia. Brian has been through the gauntlet and he's back to share some insights he's gained along the way. In his triumphant return, he's here to share with you: What it's like to stare down your own demiseHow to find hope in your darkest hourOne profound way to live on in the memories of your loved onesA hidden health danger we're all swimming in (and how to protect yourself)What happens to your mental health when you disconnect from social mediaWhy men need to go back to being badassesHow "Participation Trophies" are stunting our children and setting them up for failureWhy "Average" should be strived forAnd a lot more Listen now. https://www.brianbrawdy.associates/the_brian_brawdy_show/

Would you rather learn from someone who works a hundred hours a week and barely makes ends meet, or from someone who thrives off of a side hustle? Most people think building a successful business is about grinding and sacrifice. Tony Whatley would disagree. He's started multiple businesses, many of which pay him generously, all of which only take an hour or two a week to maintain. Wanna know his secrets? Tune in and hear him discuss: Why the employee mindset holds so many people back (including people who earn a big salary)The secret to scaling the worth of your timeWhy "hustling your face off" isn't the key to successThe biggest mistake people make when planning out their new businessWhat people get wrong about college and successWhere the education system is leading our kids astrayThe only three exercises you need to do to stay in shapeHow to tell if someone is giving you good or bad adviceAnd a lot more Listen now. And check out Tony's website at https://365driven.com/

Everywhere you look, leadership is in decline. It's like the only options we have are to follow a sissy or follow a bully. Confident, mindfull men seem to have left the chessboard, altogether. In this episode, we look at what has happened to leadership among men over the last few years, and where it might be going in the future. We also explore what in society might have led us to where we are. You'll discover: Why people continue to follow and support known liarsThe scary overlap between politics, cults, and marketingHow to overcome your own confirmation bias What happens when we refuse to stand up to abusive menAn important lesson your kids can learn from this one martial arts teacherWhat happened when the Hell's Angels took over this small town... and word got outWhy good leaders are so rare in governmentThe truth of what it means to be a man these daysThe one lesson missing in today's schoolsAnd a lot more Listen now

Everyone has their areas of competence, and areas where they struggle. Even the highest performers still need help in order to reach their full potential. That's why coaches and consultants exist. But in the time of Instagram influencers and fake gurus, it's hard to know who to trust. As someone looking for a good coach, it's almost enough to make you want to walk away. As a coach, looking for clients, it's even more difficult. So, as someone looking for a coach, what should you be looking out for? And as a coach looking for clients, what should you be focusing on when it comes to attracting the right kinds of clients? In this week's podcast, we cover that and: When it actually makes sense to hire a coach, consultant, or trainerOne major way dishonest coaches are killing the industryWhy being a brand new coach doesn't mean you can't be honest and still get clientsHow to find your true calling if you want to be a coachWhy so many people don't get the results they want from their coachesThe bigge

Life can get crazy for today's guys. Especially if you're a high achiever. You've got personal issues and professional issues. You're trying to stay healthy and build your legacy. It can be a little overwhelming. The most successful men have a secret edge that they rarely share with the rest of us. It's not about hustling till their face falls off. It's not about the law of attraction. It's about getting clear on what they want and seeing a path to make it happen. Depending on what you already know, this might sound easy or incredibly difficult. Either way, we've got you covered. This week's episode lays it all out, as well as revealing: The strange link between visualizing something and actually doing itHow imagination and memorization are connectedThe difference between worrying about the future and visualizing itWhat role meditation plays in manifesting success What the world's best basketball and piano players have in commonWhy rehearsal makes such a big difference in resultsThe hidden dan

Have you ever looked at your most successful competitor and thought, "That guy's a jackass. How's he doing so well?" Here's the dirty little secret; most business owners spend all their time focusing on the wrong things... and you might be stuck in one of these traps. In this week's episode, we'll show you the one thing you should be giving most of your energy to if you want to take your business to the next level. You'll also find out: Why it's not always the best product that winsThe 3 components you must have in place to make your business succeedWhy so many business owners have blind spots in their own business3 skills no business owner can do withoutWhy you should never trust a marketer on blind faith aloneTwo things you're likely wasting time on (and what to do instead)The biggest misconception people have about successWhy attraction marketing is BSProof that people prefer lower quality productsThe dark side of copywritingThe secret ingredient that Steve Jobs and Elon Musk have in commonAnd a

Most of the time, pioneers return with a back full of arrows. Companies spend millions of dollars testing out new ideas, most of which fail, and this can bankrupt even the largest of corporations. But every once in a while, someone stumbles onto the "next big thing," and their business blows up as a result. Is there a science behind doing this correctly? Is there a template you can follow to minimize losses and maximize your chances of success? Turns out, there is, and that's exactly what you'll get when you listen to this week's episode. You'll also learn: Why stagnation will kill your businessWhat to do when things start falling through the cracks with your new clientsWhy baby steps work best in a marathonHow video game controllers can impact your business's futureWhat to focus on when innovating and adopting new technologyOne creepy way to know exactly what your customers want to buy from youHow to stop wasting time and money on bad ideasThe fastest foolproof way to test new ideas without losing f

Imagine being dyslexic and told that your struggle with reading and writing would prevent you from ever achieving your goals. You grew up on a farm, longed for something more, and had your dreams shot down by the very people who are supposed to encourage them. Imagine coming from that, and going on to be a best selling author, a speaker, a mentor, and a world-recognized leader in your field. That's exactly what happened for Ken Keis. Or rather, what Ken made happen for himself. Ken is the author of The Quest for Purpose, and today he joins us to discuss: How mindset can help you overcome all forms of adversityWhy even small goals are worth pursuingWhy upward mobility in the workplace often leaves people feeling less fulfilledWhat to do when your own goals conflict with what your loved ones want for youThe number 1 thing to look for in a good mentorWhy spirituality is vital to finding your purposeThe main character traits that all purpose-driven men have in commonWhy so many leaders get burnt out and

Remember that old movie, Hook, with Robin Williams? He grows up, gets successful, and loses connection with what really matters, his kids. Jon Vroman Can you relate? For some reason, success in business has often come at the cost of success in the home. Jon Vroman is on a one-man-mission top change all that Today, he joins the Male Entrepreneur Podcast to share: Why high-performing guys don't always succeed in their home livesWhat prevents us from finding work-life balance The reason guys don't talk about their personal lives (and why they should change that)What kind of books we should be reading to reach our true potentialThe one thing most successful men are all missing in lifeWhy divorce rates are rising and blindsiding modern menHow a life-threatening disease can improve your lifeA heartbreaking story that will make you thankful for every dayHow being charitable can take away from what really mattersAnd a lot more Listen Now Front Row Dads

New year, new you? Not if you try doing the same old thing that hasn't worked for you in any of the previous years.   If you want a real transformation in your life, it doesn't have to come in the new year, but it does have to include these seven ingredients.   These are the seven keys to positive transformation. Get them nailed down, and the rest is easy. Wanna know what they are?   Find out, and discover: Why resolutions don't work (and what to do instead) Proof that internal struggles are more difficult to overcome than external struggles What men who win do differently than men who lose 7 beliefs you MUST have if you want to succeed Why most people are lying to themselves about what they want in life. The biggest way most men self-sabotage Subconscious signals you might be sending that prevent you from getting what you want in life Why taking responsibility is vital for leadership The deadly downside of confident men Why consulting is the fastest growing business in 202

Let's face it; as men, we're capable of some pretty awesome stuff.   We forge societies. We run businesses. We build empires. We protect and provide for the ones we love. But we're also capable of some pretty heinous stuff as well.   Most serial killers are men. Most gang members are men. Prisons are filled with men. And most of the world's homeless are men. We tend to gravitate to the extremes. Is there a reason why?   In this week's show, we explore why men seem to be capable of so much good, and so much destruction. We also look at what it takes to change a man from one extreme to the other.   Warning: Some guilty admissions are made. Both of the men in this conversation expose parts of their past that they're not proud of.   Tune in and you'll hear about: How society programs men into being criminals What causes bad men to turn over a new leaf The real reason why most businesses are run by men (and why most violent criminals are also men) What causes men to be protectors

"How To" books and "What To" guides are all the rage.   "If I could just figure out how to do _____, everything would come together for me."   "If I could just get my hands on _____, this would all be a lot easier."   Most guys chase this elusive dream to the ends of the earth while ignoring the most valuable resource they have right in front of them... the people in their life.   If you're tired of chasing the bright shiny objects. If you're done with buying endless courses and seminars. If you want to leverage your already-existing relationships to their full potential. This is the podcast episode for you.   In it, you'll find out: Why the "Do-it-Yourself" mentality might be holding you back How to turn your mentors into your clients Why not all coaches are a joke The quickest way to find success in life and business Why building your network should be your main focus right now What to do when you have nothing of value to offer to the people you need help from How to fi

It seems like a new ad for a new marketing agency is popping up every day on my Facebook newsfeed.   Some fresh-faced kid I've never seen, posing in front of some wealth signifying status symbols, making promises they have no idea about how to deliver.   And business owners like you and me end up footing the bill while they try to figure out what they're doing at our expense.   So why, even after all that, am I still marketing my business?   Tune in to this week's episode for the answer to that question and more. You'll discover: Why bad marketing is even worse than no marketing at all How to avoid throwing your money at bad marketing Why you need to understand your marketing, even if you don't want to be a marketer The reason "more leads" isn't what your business needs The people you should actually be marketing to Why you need to treat your customers and clients like wild horses How to tell if a marketing agency can actually help you What to do when your marketing fails

Too Many Irons in the Fire   In Robert Kiyosaki’s book, Rich Dad Poor Dad, he talks about having more than one course of income.   His "Rich Dad", as he explains in the book, always had his fingers in a bunch of different pies. The lesson was, one of those pies would eventually pay off and that's how his rich dad got rich.   Couple this with the popular idea of multiple streams of income and you have a honey pot for naive entrepreneurs, ready to suck up their time and resources.   There is a danger to pursuing multiple streams of income, and we uncover it in this week's episode. You'll find out:   Why people tend to lose money trying to save money The scary truth about multiple income sources How to grow more than one business when there's only one of you The personality trait that makes you a good business owner, but can also lead to your downfall Why so many entrepreneurs get burnt on what look like promising opportunities The two things you should always do before jumping

Can a fat belly hold a man back from getting a fat wallet?   Being a high achiever requires a lot of energy. Maintaining a successful business, a happy family, and a healthy physique might seem like a bridge too far. But Purdeep manages to pull it off, and so can you.   In this episode, he gives away some of his secrets. Ballance is possible if you give things the right priority. Listen and you'll discover: Why personal fitness translates into financial fitness What to do when you run out of energy every day Why so many male entrepreneurs put their own health on the backburner One simple trick to make working out a part of your daily routine How diet impacts your business Proof that age doesn't have to slow you down How to deal with conflicting health advice The hidden dangers in our food supply Why so many people are out of shape these days How to make your body heal itself What day-to-day stress is doing to your personal health Why changing your circle of friends might br

People don't care about the features and benefits of what you're offering nearly as much as you think they do. Hitting them with a deadline or false sense of scarcity will only turn them against you. What they're really looking for is to know that they can trust you.   Trust comes from two things; confidence and authority. If you're confident in your offer, they'll be confident in you. If you're perceived as an authority, they'll trust in your solution.   Why are we built this way? More importantly, how can you be more confident in yourself and position yourself as an authority? That's what this week's episode is all about.   You'll discover: What your clients are actually buying Why the best product or service isn't always the one that sells best One simple trick that turns complete dummies into successful business owners Why TV doctors with no experience can charge more than Ph.D.'s How coke beats out Pepsi, even when Pepsi tastes better The secret behind what drives good people

Some men are overflowing with talent and potential, and they let it all go to waste. Others are blundering buffoons, and they find their way to the top of the world. So, what's the deal?   The truth might shock you.   This week, we dive deep into the psychology behind success and failure, unlocking the answers to these questions and more. You'll discover: Why some men stay superglued to their issues How your identity might be tied to trauma What to do when you hit rock bottom How your interpretation of events actually changes your reality Why some people turn into grumpy ass old folks (and how to avoid it for yourself) Why some people can bounce back so quickly after a failure How daily habits can make you unbreakable The needle in the haystack that's making everything harder than it has to be The one thing almost every trauma expert gets wrong And a lot more Tune in now.