We caught up with Asya Azara - creator, writer, entrepreneur, and creator of solo retreats where individuals design their own unique experiences around virtually every niche from lifestyle and self-development to book writing - to talk about how to get the most out of your mandatory quarantine. To not just survive, but thrive through our abundance of alone time and social distance.
We caught up with John Storykto discuss the role of serendipity in his monumental success as a registered architect, musician, acoustician and founding partner of WFDG, and why right now, more than ever before, remaining open to serendipity is important.
We caught up with Mark Angelo to discuss understanding and using the hero’s journey to gain traction in your business, using experiences from his journey as a storyteller, philanthropreneur, and founder of Valhalla Farms.
Unconventional Life caught up with Doug Campell, parallel entrepreneur, CEO, and co-founder of Solid Power - a leading developer of solid-state batteries for electric vehicles who has partnered with the likes of Ford and BMW - along with co-founding 2 additional Colorado-based startups.
Unconventional Life caught up with Mike Casey, jazz musician, melody poet, story-telling songwriter, producer, and saxophonist, to talk about his journey to fulfilling a successful career in music.
Are we born with certain traits that determine how well we ‘roll with the punches’, overcome adversity and achieve success in all areas of life - whether that be wellness, business or lifestyle?
Is it an inherited attitude or is it a learned skill we are all capable of gaining?
Unconventional Life caught up with the extraordinary Tori Holmes, wellness entrepreneur and wellness ‘doula’, co-founder of Nectar Juicery, the youngest women to row an ocean and two-time author, to talk about her incredible journey of overcoming adversity, finishing what she’s started and coming out victorious in life.
This week on the Unconventional Life show is Carl Shephard, Carl shares how the people you choose to simply spend time with will alter the course of your life. Plus the release of an exciting new venture called EntrepreneurShip.
We caught up with Eden xo, singer, songwriter and pop-cultural icon who has worked with artists such as Kygo, Lil John, Pitbull, and Britney Spears to talk about the creative process, dealing with setbacks, the experience of staying true to herself in the music industry and the lessons she learned through coming into stardom.
In this episode, Debra shares how to bring all the parts of yourself to the table to live a diverse and exciting life.
We caught up with Jason Campbell to talk about how mastering communication is the key to ultimate fulfillment and having the life you desire. In addition to his own passion projects regarding sales, Jason has spent the last year traveling the world while working as the marketing and sales leader for Mindvalley.
We caught up with Tarek Kholoussy to talk about breaking the mould and taking the leap from corporate into a digital nomad lifestyle as a social entrepreneur who wants to positively impact the Earth.
We caught up with Tracy Timm, career strategist to learn how to block out the noise and forge a vision for your life that belongs exclusively to you.
Unconventional Life caught up with Garrett Gunderson to talk about wealth, money mindset and the role that ancestry and programming have in our experience of wealth and finances. Garrett is an entrepreneur, financial advocate, founder of Wealth Factory and New York Bestselling author of Killing Sacred Cows and What Would The Rockafellas Do.
We caught up with Nick Onken - creative entrepreneur, photographer, hat maker and podcast host of Nyon Radio - who joined us from New York City, to discuss maintaining this balance of soul passion and ego in order to lead a life that is both conscious and ‘successful’ by normal standards.
We spoke with Matt Kahn, a spiritual teacher, healer, and author of “Whatever Arises, Love That” and “Everything is Here to Help You”, about his life purpose and how to peacefully navigate the turbulent spiritual awakening process.
we wanted to do something rather unconventional to celebrate the 200th episode of Unconventional Life. We flipped the script and put the creator of Unconventional Life, Jules Schroeder, in front of the microphone instead of behind it to discuss her incredibly inspirational and (unconventional) personal journey, her drive for creating the podcast and the little known story behind its creation.
We caught up with entrepreneur Gavin Dantez in Canggu, Bali to discuss his journey to success, building a business that hit the 3 million dollar mark in its first year, the challenges he faced and the mechanics behind becoming limitless.
The mental health dialogue has - in recent years - been brought into the limelight as many people begin to seek more holistic approaches and consider a real need to allow uncomfortable emotions, feelings and thoughts to surface in order to heal. To de-stigmatise experiencing negative emotions and promote the concept that in fact it is recognising, understanding and feeling these emotions that hold the key to our personal growth and development.
We caught up with Emile Steenveld - emotional intelligence coach and speaker, co-founder of Elevate Events - in Canggu, Bali to discuss how to move through and experience uncomfortable emotions. He discusses how our emotions are the key to unlock our unlimited potential, our personal growth, our healing, our liberation from mental health issues such as depression.
Emile believes that “if we can learn to be with these feelings and thoughts and nurture them, instead of pushing them away, then we’re going to allow them to pass through us”.
He talks about avoidance of these emotions being problematic as “the moment we try to hold it/control it, it gets bigger and bigger and bigger.''
Biohacking is a recent buzzword that has hit mainstream media. Biohacking refers to the science of altering aspects within your body and environment so you can take full charge of your biology. Simply put, biohacks are techniques that help you to figure out what your body needs to perform optimally so that you feel energized, productive and overall be the best version of yourself.
Jules Schroeder got a hold of Kris Gethin to shine more light on the important factors to take into account when you embark on the journey to healthy eating and physical activity and ultimately live your best life!
Author, keynote speaker, entrepreneur, and investment banker are, among the many hats that Oren Klaff wears. He is also one of the world’s leading experts on sales, raising capital, and negotiations. His book, Pitch Anything, has become a required reading throughout Silicon Valley and has sold over a million copies. Anything he touches turns to gold. For this reason, it was only necessary to have him share with us the secret to having an investor not only say “yes” to your idea but to actually pump money into it.
Oren shares with us his journey to success and practical tips on how to deliver a pitch that moves an investor to channel money to bring an idea into reality.
This week on the unconventional life podcast is Keara Mascareñaz. Keara is the co-author of The New Team Habits: A Guide To The New School Rules. Keara helps schools and districts build and scale a culture of innovation through leadership development, team habits, and human-centered organizational design.
In this episode, Keara shares three habits from her book that build a foundation for lasting changes that can be spread across your organization and sustain future growth.
Katie turned her greatest challenges into her greatest opportunities. She’s rebranding resilience, showing women how to use their challenges as a platform to better the lives of others and build profitable businesses. With her growing team, she trains thousands of women across the world on how to find their purpose, live it and get paid.
You’ve probably heard that the most successful people are those who out-work everyone else. In this episode, Mind Valley’s co-founder, Kristina Mänd Lakhiani, explains why hustling and grinding isn’t effective and what’s actually required to build a successful business.
Millions of people love finding inspiration, information, and the latest trends via Pinterest. Did you know that the #1 misconception is that Pinterest is a social media site? At its core, Pinterest is a highly targeted search engine site that provides valuable links to your website.
If you are able to brand yourself as an expert in your niche your pins will appear at the top of the page whenever someone searches for your keywords related to your brand.
Sounds a lot like your standard SEO, right? That’s because it is, Pinterest works similarly to a Google Search.
This week on the Unconventional Life show is Kristina Day, a Pinterest account manager.
Kristina specializes in helping health coaches generate more traffic to their website through Pinterest. Kristina is a pro when it comes to optimizing your account, creating a strategic approach to marketing content and getting fresh eyes to your website.
This week on the Unconventional Life show is Clyde P Riddlesbrood. He is the founder of the Riddlesbrood touring theatre company which is known as being one of the most successful and vibrant theatre companies in the New York and New Jersey area. Clydes shares some insight into how he manages to make his art a successful business.
