The Heuristic

Tijo is a digital native at heart. He founded Arcane Bear around the idea of "adventure" capital and conscious capitalism - their mission is to communicate value to the masses. He bought his first Bitcoin at $90 for the ease of utility to move funds around the globe and with such a large gap in general financial education, he formulated a way to make it exciting, entertaining, while remaining calm and collected. His youtube channel has over 46k followers and manages a private educational newsletter and mastermind. He believes that blockchain and crypto has the capability of lifting up the world's underbanked and underserved and continues to show up to support that mission and vision coming to life.Join us in this conversation as we chat about how Tijo made his way to South America, investing, finding value, and where he thinks people will be placing more of their attention in the future
Twitter: @arcanebearWebsite: https://arcanebear.com/

David is a mens' spiritual coach and mentor - he's also a jiu jitsu training partner and friend of mine. He is now running his men's group journey called, Explore. In this conversation, we talk about how and why David became so intuitive at a young age, how he got to where he is today to provide the service he does, life, and our mutual love for Alan Watts

Founder of Be Yoga, a movement teacher, a community leader (in every sense), and a great friend to my wife and I, Larissa, joins me this week for a chat. 
Larissa uses the practices of yoga, mindfulness, and self-inquiry to help others transform their lives in ways they've transformed hers.
In this episode, we talk about how Larissa started her yoga journey, what yoga is, its function as a science, and much more!

Instagram: @Larissagracebe & @beyogasi

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A student of life, a friend, training partner, and overall impressive human being, Dr. Husain Haider joins us this week as we touch on the importance of following your curiosity, Jiu Jitsu as a vehicle for life, and his personal development journey.

A fervent optimist, my friend Hogan is on this week to discuss a nonfiction classic, Into the Wild. Drawing from a wealth of experience, we dive into what it means to come of age in a time between ages. 

Zulfaqar grew up in the system we all did - he went to school, graduated with a law degree, and became a qualified lawyer. When he realized the 9-5 life wasn't for him, he began his search for freedom and flexibility, only to find it worse in entrepreneurship. He now hosts "The Minatore's Maze" podcast and coaches people to start similar ventures of their own (He coached me in starting this podcast!). Check out this episode for Zulfaqar's philosophy for success in business and life. 

Matt is one of the best I've seen at losing weight. Since losing weight and keeping it off, Matt has turned himself into an endurance athlete who also coaches others to start similar journeys of their own. In this episode, we talk about his process and experience throughout

Ryan is an ironman, an ultramarathon runner, and a USAT Level 1 certified coach. Ryan also runs the community Tribal Athletic Club. Listen to us talk about how Ryan got his shit together after college, his path into running and endurance sports, and how he became the man he is today.

Aside from being my wife and my person, Brittany is one of the most talented and hardworking individuals I know. In this episode, we talk about her experience as a theater performer, taking on risks for desired rewards, and the importance of being adaptable.
 
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