I'm so excited to bring you the ONE HUNDREDTH episode of The Mentee. I couldn't have made it this far without the support of everyone listening, and this episode couldn't have been made without the behind-the-scenes work of some of our Inner Circle members. I hope you enjoy this recap of the most important moments from the last two years!

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This week, I’m pulling an interview that I did alongside Jay Papasan with Jenna Atkinson (host of The Growth Bomb podcast) for The Huffington Post. The main topic of the call is something you’ve heard time and again on The Mentee: the power of habit and routine. Jay and I explain some of the principles behind The ONE Thing as well as the strategies we use for our new course, Time Blocking Mastery. Enjoy!

Resources:

• The Growth Bomb Podcast
• Jenna on the Huffington Post
• The ONE Thing
• Time Blocking Mastery

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The only guy in Tony Robbins’ company that brings in more sales than Eli Wilhide, is Tony himself. How’s that for an introduction? On this episode of the Mentee, Eli shares with me his past, how he shows up in the world, and what he’s learned since working for Tony Robbins and continually breaking sales records for his company. Enjoy!

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I was overjoyed to hear that a college buddy of mine ended up along a similar path to me, and since graduation has grown a $30 Million company in Silicon Valley. Anthony Martin runs iCracked which is also backed by Y Combinator. Anthony shares with us the importance of a few key things while building a business including hard work and surrounding yourself with the right people.

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The entire concept of this podcast has been to document my journey from employee to entrepreneur. But you’ve heard that since the end of 2015, that mission has been accomplished. I’m in Austin working with Gary Keller and Jay Papasan, and onto the next stage of my life. This has me thinking about the entire mission of The Mentee podcast, and what it could mean to “pass the torch” so to speak. Listen to this episode to hear what I mean.

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