Join us in this episode of "Habits of the Few" as we unravel the extraordinary career of Dan Brdar, a distinguished figure with over three decades of experience in power systems and energy.

Currently holding the positions of President, CEO, and Director at Ideal Power, Dan's journey includes notable achievements as the former President and CEO of FuelCell Energy Inc., where he orchestrated a remarkable 235% increase in revenues to $100 million.

With a leadership track record extending to GE's Power Systems Division and impactful roles at the U.S.

Explore the habits that have driven his success and shaped the power systems landscape, making this episode a captivating exploration of industry leadership and innovation.

In this video, Brad Lea shares some unconventional strategies for breaking through your limits and achieving success. If you're looking for ways to unlearn and change your bad habits, then be sure to watch this video! Brad Lea shares some helpful strategies for breaking through your limits and reaching your goals. From learning to trust your own judgment to setting more realistic expectations, Brad Lea has some tips that will help you overcome your barriers and achieve success!

Joe is one of the best kept secrets in online business. He has helped over 2 million people by sharing secrets learned over 20 years of success in different industries, finance, fitness and wellness, and real estate investing. He has been a professional athlete, military leader, best-selling author and keynote speaker. 

Furthermore, he is currently a peak performance coach​ to many high level athletes, executives and celebrities just to name a few. I have never met someone with such an infectious laugh and joyful heart, so it was a joy to have him on the show with us.

In this episode of Habits of the Few, Mo Naboulsi dives into the history and significance of the Iranian Revolution. With a focus on the habits of the few, Mo explores what made the Iranian people rise up against their government and how this event has shaped the modern world. Listen as we discuss the motivations of the Iranian Revolution and how it has influenced the world today. From geopolitics to human rights, this episode is packed with information that will help you understand the significance of Iran's Revolution. Don't miss it!  In the aftermath of a hard-line President Ebrahim Raisi's intensified efforts to enforce Iran’s Islamic laws, even more protests have taken place, this time in the streets of Tehran. The issue at hand is one that has been simmering for decades, but previous reformist leaders’  promises to make changes have done nothing to stop it: women are tired of being subjugated by religious law. 

In Iran, the most fundamental questions about what makes a society work continue to be debated. While core human rights are being violated, many Iranians want to see change to their government's Islamic policies.  --- The Islamic Republic of Iran is a country in Western Asia that is governed by a theocratic Islamic republic. The government is based on the principles of the 1979 revolution, which overthrew the previous monarchy and established an Islamic republic. The supreme leader of Iran is Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who holds ultimate political and religious authority in the country. The President of Iran is responsible for the administration of the country and is elected by the people. The legal system in Iran is based on Islamic law, also known as Shariah law, which is derived from the teachings of the Qur'an and the traditions of the Prophet Muhammad. The constitution of the Islamic Republic of Iran states that all laws and regulations must be consistent with Islamic principles. The government of Iran is known for its strict adherence to Islamic principles and its strict control over many aspects of society, including the media, education, and personal behavior. The government has been criticized by some for its human rights record, including its treatment of women, minorities, and political dissidents.  However, it is supported by many others, who view it as a guardian of the country's Islamic identity and values.

In this episode, Emre describes his path to becoming a world-class strength coach. From martial arts champion to innovator, he shares the techniques he uses to help combat athletes get more out of their workouts.

Emre is the founder and inventor of the grip arm strength training and rehabilitation tool Gripedo. He is a two time national Judo black belt, USA Wrestling Senior Division Silver Medalist, Judo coach, Sambo senior division national silver medalist and Strength & Conditioning Coach. His experience includes training over 25 years, obtained degrees in biomechanics and currently coaches some of the top fighters in MMA.

In this podcast interview, I talk to angel investor and co-founder of intelligentchange Alex Ikonn about gratitude, journaling, taking action, dreaming and creating, adversity, success and happiness.

I first met Alex in October 2018 at a [conference name] event where he was the keynote speaker. We immediately connected over our shared love of journaling and took a photo together after the event. A few months later, he contacted me about being interviewed for his podcast. The episode is now live!

We talk about all sorts of things in this episode including: how journaling helped him during a dark time in his life; why he started writing gratitude lists when he was 15 years old; how journaling can help you grow as an entrepreneur; what it means to dream big; why you should always take action on your ideas; how adversity can sometimes lead to success (and vice versa); how important it is to be grateful for what you have in life; what success really means (hint: it's not money or fame...); why happiness isn't always enough (and what will make you truly happy); what family means to him.

In this episode, we talk about the concept of humility, and why it's an important trait for entrepreneurs. I think when you're building a business, if you are going to grow big and if you are going to do something that is actually going to be meaningful in the world, then you need to have a huge ego to convince people and really capture people's imaginations and your own imagination. 

But once things go wrong, what's amazing is that the bigger you are in your success, the quicker the comeback down. And so the true purpose in entrepreneurship is not how quickly you climb the mountain or how high you go; it's how strong you come back up after something has gone wrong. Learning that nuance between ego and humility, I think, is truly what separates amateur entrepreneurs from professionals.

The reality is that we're all afraid to fail. For some reason, in our society, failure is seen as a bad thing. Success comes with so much praise, but failure? So much criticism. I get it. I was once afraid of failing just as much as anyone else. But here's the deal: when you've failed enough times, you start to realize that there's nothing special about failure. It's not the end of the world. It doesn't mean that you are a terrible person. It means that you have made a mistake. And the more you do it, the better at recognizing those mistakes and changing course before it's too late. This isn't just my opinion: there is a science behind this. Research shows that fear of failure keeps us from going as far or as fast as we're capable...and until we can accept failure and use it to our advantage, it will hold us back from bigger success!

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Lauren is an award-winning inspirational speaker and transformational coach, certified through the Brave Thinking Institute. She works with organizations and individuals, helping them build their dreams, accelerate their results, and create richer, more fulfilling lives.

Faced with devastating news, Lauren had a choice: rebuild her life from the ground up in a way she would love, or stay with the status quo. Taking the road less traveled, she decided to live her dream. Lauren founded Soul Savvy to help others connect with the most infinite side of themselves, so they can live a life they love.

Lauren has spent over a decade as an educator and coach. She started her career in California public schools, first as a teacher, then as a coach helping teachers to deliver the best instruction. Her ability to break down overarching spiritual and success concepts into bite-sized pieces is what makes her a standout in her field. Through her coaching and speaking, she has inspired thousands of people to live a life they love.

Out of 3,500 eligible coaches, she won the Outstanding Impact Award for 2021 from Brave Thinking Institute, recognizing her impact on clients and reach

in the industry.

Lauren lives in northwestern Wyoming with her husband, Cameron, and their two cats, Little and Cadbury. She loves exploring the beautiful landscape of the Wyoming mountains, reading, and riding horses.

Food forests integrate and draw from the disciplines of  permaculture, regenerative agriculture, ecology, biology, and other  natural sciences. Together, these disciplines create a living set of  tools and practices that can help us engage with nature and our food  production in a meaningful way.

A diverse community of life can  grow in a small space, making food forests especially suitable for urban  and suburban environments. At a deeper individual level, the practice  of food forestry can help us cultivate ourselves and transform the ways  in which we see and live in the world.

MISSION

To build a free, healthy, and abundant society for generations to come.

VISION

Food forests growing in every community and in every yard around the world.

A food forest is a diverse, perennial garden that mimics a forest  ecosystem and patterns found in nature. Through layers of design, life  extends in all directions producing food, medicine, sanctuary, and  habitat.