Super Fans Podcast With Purdeep Sangha

Pardeep Singh Kaleka lost his father in a vicious hate crime. A member of a white supremacist group walked into a church with a gun and it changed Pardeep's life forever. Now he works with the founder of that same group in an effort to heal the racial divide in America.   In this week's episode, Pardeep explains how he recovered from losing his father and what it took to get his life back on track. Part of that included confronting the man who started the hate group that eventually took his father's life. That meeting changed the path of both men forever.   Hear their amazing story and find out: How to pick yourself back up after tragedy Why victim mentality keeps the cycles of hate going Why identity politics are being pushed and what it's doing to society The one thing we need to do as a society to get past our racist past Why censorship and ostracizing people only makes the problem worse What holding on to pain does to your own mental health How to build bridges instead of walls (

It started out like any other day. The family was running late for church. Gas prices were up again. But it was a beautiful Sunday morning.   Then, an uneasy feeling set in. Squad cars from multiple jurisdictions seem to be converging on their destination. As they get closer, they see the whole block is lit up with police sirens. Something was definitely not right.   That's the day that changed Pardeep Kaleka's life forever. Had he been on time, his life might have ended. His father wasn't so lucky. That morning, a White Supremacists had targeted their church for a mass shooting. Pardeep's father was one of the people shot in the rampage.   But rather than let this ruin his life, Pardeep made it his mission to go out and start healing the pain of racial division in the world. Join us as he tells you his story in his own words, and what he's now doing as a result.   Warning: This one is powerful and emotional.   Listen Now.

The world is desperate for leadership. So much so, we often promote some of the worst people into positions of power. Because the right men aren't stepping up, the rest of us are getting stuck with the label of "toxicity".   How do we right the ship? How do we, as men, reclaim our role of leadership from the guys who keep giving us a bad name? How do we make sure we're not the ones giving other guys a bad name?   If you want to make a difference in the world, you're gonna need to be a leader. So how do you do it the right way when the wrong way seems so much easier? That's what this week's episode is all about.   Listen and you'll discover: Why men struggle for control in their lives What happens when the thirst for power goes too far How to find a healthy balance as a man Why social media has destroyed some men's ability to live authentically Why the world needs good men in leadership roles now more than ever How to be a strong leader without getting the hate that Trump gets Why

Most business owners like to brag about how big their business is. They find their value in how big of a team they manage or how big their office building is. Without making the obvious compensation jokes, there is something wrong with this picture.   In the last few years, we've seen industry giants collapse. We've seen "too big to fail" corporations run to the government for bailout money. We've seen CEO's get fired and workforces lose their pensions. And most of it could have been avoided if only the people in charge were focused on the right things. Why most entrepreneurs are focused on tracking the wrong metrics One main reason giant corporations keep failing in the modern market Why "Bigger" isn't always better How to prepare for economic downturns What you really need to focus on if you want your business growth to be healthy The 2 most important things you need to improve as your business grows Why going after new customers is a waste of your money What the Japanese companies a

Stop listening to the gurus who preach about the hustle and grind. Those things have their time and place, but you got into this game to win yourself some freedom. So why is it that most entrepreneurs end up being a slave to their own businesses?   We've all heard the jokes - an entrepreneur is someone who works 80 hours a week to avoid a 40 hour a week job - but does it have to be this way? Join us as we break down the facts and the fiction about "Grind" mentality, and what it's really doing to your chances at success.   You'll discover: 3 reasons why always being in business mode can ruin your life The dark part of entrepreneurship almost nobody ever talks about How to tell if you're about to hit your breaking point 2 parts of your life you need to start paying more attention to, RIGHT NOW How to get the most out of time with your loved ones How to keep your spouse satisfied and still meet your business goals Why most entrepreneurs never find the freedom they seek How your stress

What if you could face the day with more energy and get more done? What if every day held purpose and possibility? What if you could take on the world with the confidence fo a raging bull? That's what it means to live your life in beast mode.   Billy Beck is trusted by some of the world's most driven and successful people to help them get the most out of every day. Last week, he shared his background story with us. This week, he shares what today looks like.   Wanna grab life by the horns? Start by listening to this episode. You'll discover: The biggest mindset problem that holds men back from good health and wealth How culture sets us up for failure Why the first seven years of your life are the most important The best way to get past the slump that follows success Why working out to look good will always let you down The best time of the day to get in your workout What the toughest people all have in common One simple trick to get past the struggles that most people give up on

Imagine growing up the mean streets of an inner city. Your father is a beast. You fall in with the wrong crowd. Before you know it, you're flirting with a life of crime and all the possible consequences that go with it.   Now, imagine being able to turn that all around. Instead of a life sentence in prison, you're working with some of the most successful people in the world. Instead of beating people up, you're changing their lives for the better. Instead of struggling to get by, you're living the life of a rock star.   It takes a certain type of mindset to make this change possible. Billy Beck had that mindset. This week, on the podcast, he's sharing some of his most powerful insights with you.   You'll discover: What kinds of gifts turn boys into men How to pivot when you hit rock bottom (hard) Which people you need to get the attention of if you want to excel in your field Why you're likely setting your goals to low (and how to fix that) The best way to master any skill How to t

Let's face it; most of us are completely clueless when it comes to pleasing the women in our lives. Some of us are so focused on building our businesses, we don't even make room to have a woman in our lives. But what's the point of building an empire if you don't have someone to share it with?   Every King needs a good Queen at his side. But that's a lot easier said than done. This week, we look at a few of the ways men can improve their love lives, and a few of the ways we screw them up.   Tune in and you'll discover: Why so many successful men are still miserable (inside and outside of their relationships) The three things women want in a long-term relationship How being a nerd is kind of a turn-on. Why big balls make so many women happy If your woman isn't pleased with you, this might be the reason why The real reason women are so crazy How to gain instant respect from your lady Why she doesn't really want you to do as she says The five biological forces you ignore at your own

If there was one book you should go back and read every six months or so, this is it. This book has changed lives by changing the way men think. It's one of the most profound books ever written on mindfulness and success, and it only takes about 30 minutes to read, from start to finish.   Purdeep learned about it in one of his first entrepreneurial ventures and it stuck with him, to this day. Nathan discovered the book when one of his friends hit rock bottom and it helped him turn everything in his life around. This is one of those rare gems that only comes around once or twice in a lifetime.   What book are we talking about? You'll have to tune in to find out. In doing so, you'll also discover: Why passion and consistency are vital for success The one thing that makes everything else easier A strange relation that Amway and prison have in common Why victim mindset creates limits on your lifestyle One personal trait that makes you uncontrollably attractive to others Why where you put y

What would you do if you found out today was your last day to live? Would it change your perspective; re-align your priorities? Would those pressing issues that kept you up last night even matter today?   Brian Brawdy was always a beast of a man. He's spent his life grabbing it by the horns and making it bend to his will. Then, one day, everything changed for him when the doctors discovered a tumor in his brain.   Five surgeries and a bunch of years later, Brians still alive and kicking. He's going in for surgery again to fix some of the final issues he needs taken care of. Like many times before, he's facing the possibility of closing his eyes for the last time. Before that happens, he wanted to share some of his insights and wisdom with you.   Tune in and hear: Why quitting isn't always a bad thing What to do when you hit rock bottom and you don't have the power to get back up again How to get a grasp on what really matters in life The biggest ways family impacts your priorities and

Opportunity is everywhere... and that's not necessarily a good thing.   Imagine you walked into a dirty house after a long day at work. The dishes need to be done, the laundry needs folding, the mail needs sorting, so what do you do?   Well, if you're like most guys, you say "screw all that" and you head over to the Xbox.   This is what it's like being an entrepreneur these days. There's so much opportunity to go after. There are so many ways to get your message out there. There's so much you have to do if you want to take advantage of the latest trends and technology. It can be quite overwhelming; enough to make you want to throw your hands up in defeat.   So, what's a guy to do? Tune in this week and you'll hear: How to deal with opportunity loss Why overwhelm leads to procrastination What happens when you chase every new opportunity that presents itself How microwave popcorn destroyed society 3 other big fears that hold entrepreneurs back from success (and how to overcome them

You've been sold a lie.   The gurus say you have to hustle your face off. They tell you that the only way to succeed is to grind until you pass out from exhaustion. They flash their fancy cars and big houses in your face and tell you the only way to get there is to sacrifice everything. Your wife. Your kids. Your weekends and hobbies. They all have to go in the pursuit of hustle.   So, you take their advice. You sacrifice. You grind. You end up going nowhere and have nothing but a lack of energy to show for it. Is this really the way high performers do it?   I'm about to let you in on a little secret... It's all bullsh*t. If you don't believe, just give this episode a listen. You'll discover: Why so many entrepreneurs grind themselves into the dirt How the "gurus" are leading their followers to failure, sickness, and even death What to do when you hit rock bottom 1 weird way to recharge your battery that you haven't thought of before The one thing big you need to cut out of your life

If you don't believe in yourself, good luck getting anybody else to. Sure, you can fake it til you make it. But wouldn't you rather do it the right way?   There are a lot of reasons we lack confidence in ourselves. These can have a huge impact on our self-esteem. Until we know the difference between the two (and how they're linked) we have little chance of building either one up to the levels we need in order to succeed at life.   This is the foundation that everything else is built upon. Tune in and discover: The difference between confidence and self-esteem Why even some of the most successful people often suffer from low self-esteem Why we lose confidence as we get older (and how to change that) How to raise your children to have faith in themselves Why the "self-esteem" movement of child raising led to a generation of entitlement The 3 things you need to understand about yourself to increase your actual self-esteem How being confident opens up other doors for opportunity in your

What happens when you surround yourself with some of the world's smartest and most successful people? Mark Metry, of the Humans 2.0 podcast is finding out. He's interviewed many of the most brilliant minds in the world, and we got him here to share some of his insights with you.   Mark went from being over-medicated as a young boy to building a successful business in his teens, only to realize it wasn't bringing him happiness. That's when he dropped everything in pursuit of a new vision. He grabbed a microphone and set out to record interesting conversations with today's greatest thinkers.   His story will inspire you. His thoughts will challenge you. In this episode, you'll discover: Why building a profitable business doesn't always translate into being successful The one thing all really successful people have in common Why self-examination isn't always a healthy habit How repeated failure is the best way to learn how to succeed The secret of daily meditation and how it can actually sa

There's a lot of toxic energy in the workplace these days. Gossip, harassment, a war between the genders; it's all spelling disaster for some of the biggest companies out there.   How do you balance the needs of so many personalizes in your organization? How do you be a strong leader without the risk of offending or alienating parts of your team? What do you do when strength is misconstrued as toxicity?   This week, we take a dive into these uncomfortable but necessary questions. You'll discover: How being a father changes your business priorities for the better The difference between masculine and feminine energy How and when to tap into each Why both are needed in leadership and which one should take priority The biggest reason women fail when trying to establish dominance in the workplace Why women like to challenge the men in their lives (and why it's not a bad thing) The one trait that will attract people to you and keep them following you to the ends of the earth And more

There's a secret to attaining true happiness. This same secret will help you reach your goals faster and make reaching them that much more meaningful. The title gave it away, but the secret we're talking about is "living in the NOW."   It might sound a little woo, but there's sound reasoning behind it. Purdeep reveals what all the most fulfilled entrepreneurs have in common, and how you can share it with them.   Tune in to this week's episode and discover: How to tap into your inner forces and achieve a state of flow The success differences and similarities between Western and Eastern cultures Why the Law of Attraction is only half true What science is now saying about spirituality Why success and fulfillment are not the same thing How the music you listen to can help you program yourself The hidden reason most people never get out of debt How to better enjoy the moment And more Listen now.

In music, they call it the "Sophomore Curse." A musician comes out, pours their heart and soul into their first album and crushes it on the billboards. They go out on tour. They reach all their goals. They head back into the studio to record their second album... and it flops.   What happened?   Why do so many people find it impossible to hold onto success? Is there a force pulling them back down to where they started? Is it something they do to themselves? How can you avoid this same fate?   Purdeep reveals the truth about what's going on and why it affects so many great men throughout history. Tune in and discover: Why toxic masculinity isn't always a bad thing Are you wasting energy on things that will never pay off? The real reason we build monuments, cities, and businesses 3 tips for tapping into your inner force Why mindfulness is so important in reaching your full potential How to ensure you'll get the most out of everyday The 2 biggest things we do to set ourselves up for

As men get older and more successful, their sexual currency becomes more valuable. Sex might be the biggest drive for most men to become successful in the first place. But what if we're putting the cart before the horse?   What if, in order to reach your full potential in business, you needed to first be reaching a level of satisfaction in bed? Sounds crazy, right? But hear us out. There might be a compelling link between a healthy sex life and a healthy bottom line.   In this week's episode, we take a look under the linens. You'll hear about: How sex and success can be a perpetual energy machine Why long-term relationships tend to fizzle out after time The real reason why most guys cheat (especially successful guys) How to keep the passion alive with your lady The best way to express your love for your partner The biggest reason why a bad sex life threatens your business 3 shocking reasons women can find even the most successful men undesirable And more Listen Now.

Social media is selling your private info to the highest bidder. Ancestry websites are giving it away to government agencies without asking for warrants. It seems like nobody cares about maintaining customer trust these days. so, why should you?   As a business owner, the temptations to violate your client's trust can be overwhelming. You might get away with it. You might get caught. But even so, will it really matter? Is keeping the trust of your clients and customers something that you should worry about in today's modern business world?   This week, we take a closer look at this question. We'll cover: Why so many big companies don't care about violating their customer's trust 1 major way trust affects brand loyalty Why broken trust is so hard to fix with a customer How to prevent trust issues before they even pop up Why you should never tell white lies to your clients and customers 3 tiny ways you might be losing people's trust without even realizing it What happens when your team

Most men are driven by their desire to provide for their families. We go out into the worlds and build our empires so our children can have it better than we did. But a lot of us lose our direction along the way.   What's the point of building a better world for our children if we lose our sense of connection with them along the way? This week, we discuss how to be the leader of your business, while still maintaining a strong relationship with your family at home.   You'll discover: How meditation and Scotch can be the perfect combination for fatherhood Whether you should be strict with your kids or try to be their friends The most important skills you need to be teaching your kids Why most of us are still running our lives based on patterns we learned in the first four years of our lives The two biggest mistakes we made when raising the Millennial generation Two big areas where fatherhood and leadership overlap How to lead a team made up of multiple generations Why one-size-fits-all i