On this week's episode of the Dare To Be Different Podcast, I sit down with my friend, Ed, to discuss how important communication is in life, and with others.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daretobedifferent/message

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Communication Is Key with Ed Newell

On this week's episode of the Dare To Be Different Podcast, I sit down with Brittany Lenhart, a veteran and culture consultant, to discuss the importance of gratitude in your life.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daretobedifferent/message

You Need Gratitude with Brittany Lenhart

"If it's important to you, why don't you put it in your schedule?" That's just one of the many questions, thoughts, and insights that fellow Shark Tank entrepreneur and fitness and mindset coach Ashley Drummonds challenged me with during our time together in this episode of the Dare To Be Different Podcast. Ashley shares some life-changing tips and tricks about having a healthy lifestyle, but she goes deeper than just the physical and talks about the importance of our emotional health and how it's all connected. We cover topics from "imposter syndrome" to self-sabotage, to how to define your own success, and more, and I believe you will find great value in these 30 minutes. Be sure to check out Ashley's website - and her weekly podcast called Phoenix Rising - for a wealth of health and wholeness information that will help put you on the path to an extraordinary life. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daretobedifferent/message

Living a Healthy Lifestyle with Ashley Drummonds

On this week's episode of the Dare To Be Different Podcast, I sit down with my wife, Alisha, to discuss the importance of living life to the fullest.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daretobedifferent/message

Knocking on Death's Door with Alisha Altieri

In 2020 I took my flexible window screen invention to Shark Tank and got a deal with the Queen of QVC, herself, Lori Greiner. I learned so much through my Shark Tank journey that I believed would be valuable to other entrepreneurs, so I started a blog about the experience.  So out of the desire to share as much wisdom with as many people as possible, this Lessons From The Tank Podcast was born. On each episode, I share the studio with other Shark Tank entrepreneurs - some who got a deal, and some who didn't. We talk about what it took to get on the show, what has happened since, and everything in between.  I believe the lessons we've all learned from the tank will be an incredible resource for you as you work toward fulfilling your own dreams.  If you like what you hear, please subscribe and share this podcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daretobedifferent/message

Welcome to Lessons From The Tank

Recently, I had the privilege of being the keynote speaker at Leadcon 2021 in Orlando, Florida. Because of all the positive feedback I received on this presentation, I decided to share it with the world. Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daretobedifferent/message

Finding Your Why

On the first episode of season 3 on the Dare To Be Different Podcast, I sit down with my wife, Alisha, to talk about The Valley Of Despair --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daretobedifferent/message

The Valley Of Despair with Alisha Altieri

How often do you think about "future you?" The chances are good that it's not nearly enough! Every decision you make today affects "future you" - how you eat, how you spend, how you procrastinate, how you relate to others, etc. All of it adds up, and the consequences of your current actions will be waiting for future you. For example, you may think you're just "putting something off" when you procrastinate. But what you're really doing is punting that project to "future you," where it will most likely be a much more challenging and bigger deal when you finally have to confront it again. We don't do ourselves any favors when we make poor choices in the here and now. In this episode, I talk with my co-host, Ed Newell, about how the discipline of being purposefully mindful of "future you" will benefit your here and now more than you realize.

Being Kind To Your Future Self with Ed Newell

Ever notice that you never need to wonder what a 2-year-old is thinking? They'll always tell you, in one way or another, what they like and dislike. They don't hide their emotions, and they openly express their needs and wants. Two-year-olds live wide-open, wonder-filled lives. And if you just thought to yourself, "must be nice," you need to check out this episode! It was such a pleasure to have my wife, Alisha, back in the studio with me and our oldest daughter, Kailee, joining in for the first time.  Alisha and I have raised four children, and Kailee currently has a toddler and a baby, so we speak from a great deal of experience as we talk about the lessons that we adults can learn from the littlest humans in our lives.

Lessons From A 2 Year Old with Alisha Altieri and Kailee Wenger

"Find something you love and let it kill you." When I first read that quote, it seemed pretty extreme. But I think what it's getting at is purpose, and the power of knowing and living out the purpose for your life.  In this episode, my wife, Alisha, and I explore another level of reinventing yourself - developing a purpose statement. We share our purpose statements, along with a formula for creating your own. When you know your "why" and give your all to advance that cause in your life, the benefits abound; clarity, passion, resilience, integrity, to name a few. A locked-in purpose statement will act as your "true North" to carry you through some of the most challenging times, and make the good times even better.

Purpose Statements with Alisha Altieri

You can't get where you want to go if you don't know where that is. Sounds pretty obvious, I know. But so many people live reactionary lives with no real direction simply because they have no plan. If you want to live a truly extraordinary and meaningful life, it has to start with honest self-evaluation and goals. Where do you want to be in 1, 3, 5, 10 years? Where will you be at that time if you continue on your current path? These are essential questions that we need to ask ourselves continually. In this episode, my friend and frequent guest host, Ed Newell, joins me to discuss the art of reinventing yourself.

Redefining Your "What" with Ed Newell

2020 has been the year of change, and not necessarily because anybody wanted it. In this unique time where disruption is literally being thrust upon us, maybe it's time to do some selective pivoting in your life - the kind you actually get to choose. In this episode, my wife, Alisha, and I talk about doing a brutally honest self-evaluation and taking some personal inventory. If you could change anything about your life right now, what would it be, and do your current circumstances align with that change or prevent it? Life is short. Maybe it's time to reinvent yourself.

Reinventing Yourself with Alisha Altieri

What makes you happy? Have you ever really thought about it, or do you find yourself just going through the motions of life and making excuses for being unhappy?  In his book, "The 4-Hour Work Week," author Tim Ferriss talks about the discipline of defining daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly goals that will lead to greater personal fulfillment. In this episode, I sit down with my favorite co-host and life partner, Alisha, to discuss the importance of evaluating your life, deciding what truly makes you happy, and positioning your circumstances to feed those things.  Studies have shown that the #1 thing that causes us discontent is when we feel like we have no control over a situation. But you can control your happiness - because it's a choice. Like everything else in life, though, you have to work at it.

Choosing Happiness with Alisha Altieri

In this weeks episode of the Dare To Be Different podcast, my cohost, Ed Newell, talk about the importance of just showing up!

Just Show Up with Ed Newell

People have low standards because they have limiting beliefs. How often have you heard someone say something like, "I've just always been bad with money," or "I'm very good at making bad decisions"? That kind of thinking will always keep your health, relationships, and finances at shallow satisfaction levels. If you want to live an extraordinary, fulfilling life, it's time to re-evaluate and raise your standards. Decide what the bare minimum is that you're willing to accept in all areas of your life, and make every effort to exceed that expectation - with the goal being to raise the bar on your bare minimum continually. Want healthier relationships? Start by "setting the bar" to refusing to be pulled into unnecessary drama. Better finances? Decide that you're going to purchase only what you can afford without making payments from this day forward. (Houses and vehicles excepted.) In this episode of the Dare To Be Different Podcast, my wife, Alisha, joins me for a candid conversation about how this principle helps keep us grounded and thriving, and how it can do the same for you.

Raising The Bar with Alisha Altieri

Welcome to Dare To Be Different, hosted by entrepreneur, president, motivator, vlogger, and public speaker Joe Altieri. On this podcast, you'll find a mix of his #DareToBeDifferent show episodes, keynote speeches on marketing and business, interviews and fireside chats he’s given, as well as new and current thoughts he recorded originally for this podcast!

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