Category: Health & Wellness

BECCA GRABINSKI
Is Doing More Costing You? (EP 72)

Is Doing More Costing You? (EP 72)

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In this conversation, Becca Grabinski shares her powerful journey of self-discovery and explains why energy work is a missing link for many high achievers seeking personal and professional growth. She explores how childhood experiences shape adult patterns, the importance of aligning mind and body, and why intuition plays a critical role in decision-making. Becca also challenges common misconceptions about energy work, emphasizing the shift from external validation to internal acceptance. At the core of the conversation is a key truth: lasting success comes from embodying your future self—before the results arrive. This episode is a must-listen for anyone ready to move beyond hustle and step into alignment, clarity, and true wealth.

About Our Guest:

A mid-western gal moved to Florida on a mission to understand herself, why she is here, what is her purpose, and finding incredible alignment discovered a life changing gift. The gift of pain. She learned what could have been a lifelong lesson and instead seeing life with the light shining on it. She choose to walk through the darkness instead when she couldn’t see a thing and stepping when she couldn’t see the stairs. She has studied under some of the greatest teachers: Tony Robbins, Bob Proctor, Gabby Bernstein, and many more. Becca is the author of two books available on Amazon. Check out the links below for more information!

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Bill Brady of Troomi
Hidden Dangers in Youth Cell Phone Use with Billy Brady of Troomi (EP. 68)

Hidden Dangers in Youth Cell Phone Use with Billy Brady of Troomi (EP. 68)

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In this episode of Harnessing Your Wealth, Billy Peterson sits down with Bill Brady, CEO of Troomi, to tackle one of today’s biggest parenting challenges — keeping kids safe in the digital world. They explore how technology can empower and endanger, the innovative tools Troomi offers to protect children online, and how their new wellness chatbot, Troodi, is helping kids build emotional resilience. This powerful conversation is a must-watch for any parent looking to create healthier, safer tech habits at home.

 

About our Guest: 

Since 2018, Bill Brady has focused his career on providing children with healthier solutions for using technology. Once a marketing executive doing work for brands like Google and Netflix, today he is the co-founder and CEO of Troomi, the only kid-safe phone for digital wellness and positive mental health.
As a pioneer in kid-safe technology, Bill recognizes the tech industry’s necessary role in providing solutions that will help stem the youth mental health crisis. Through seven years as a pioneer of the kid-safe tech movement, he has become an expert in helping families navigate the myriad challenges associated with kids, tech, and mental health.
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Alyssa Heskin of the Better Mind Center
Are We Treating Pain All Wrong? (EP. 67)

Are We Treating Pain All Wrong? (EP. 67)

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What if the key to healing chronic pain isn’t found in a pill, but in the power of the mind itself? In this thought-provoking conversation, psychotherapist and pain coach, Alyssa Heskin challenges the traditional view of pain and explores the science behind the mind-body connection. She reveals how emotional experiences shape our physical symptoms—and how awareness, self-exploration, and evidence-based psychotherapy can unlock the body’s natural capacity to heal. This episode invites you to question everything you thought you knew about pain and discover a new path toward true well-being.

About Our Guest:

Alyssa believes that every client deserves a space in which they feel safe, empowered, and in control of their healing. She takes a psychodynamic, strength-focused, and mindfulness-based approach and utilizes evidence-based practices from Pain Reprocessing Therapy. Alyssa works collaboratively with clients to identify their maladaptive thinking patterns and behaviors and replace them with effective strategies to alleviate emotional and physical pain. Alyssa was first introduced to concepts of neuroplasticity and somatic healing while supporting a family member through their chronic pain recovery. This personal experience sparked an awe for the healing capacity of our brains and bodies, leading Alyssa to develop her professional niche in chronic pain recovery. Alyssa also specializes in working with survivors of trauma and people experiencing severe mental illness.

Trained in: Pain Reprocessing Therapy (PRT), Emotional Awareness and Expression Therapy (EAET), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Trauma-Focused CBT (TF-CBT), Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), and Motivational Interviewing (MI).

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Dr. Fanestil
The Paradigm Shift in Healthcare with Brad Fanestil, MD (EP. 62)

The Paradigm Shift in Healthcare with Brad Fanestil, MD (EP. 62)

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In this conversation, Dr. Brad Fanestil discusses the profound connection between health and wealth, emphasizing that without health, wealth holds little value. He introduces the concept of mind-body medicine, highlighting how emotional and psychological factors can significantly impact physical health. The discussion delves into the role of neuroscience in understanding pain and anxiety, challenging traditional medical narratives that often overlook these connections. Dr. Fanestil advocates for a shift in perspective, encouraging individuals to rewire their brains for healing through education, language, and understanding the power of beliefs. He also touches on the importance of addressing stress and the impact of aging on health, ultimately promoting a holistic approach to wellness that integrates mind and body.

Takeaways

  • Health is foundational to wealth.
  • Chronic pain can often be addressed through mind-body techniques.
  • Neuroscience provides insights overcoming chronic pain and anxiety.
  • Traditional medical narratives may overlook emotional factors in health.
  • Pain and anxiety are protective alarms from the brain.
  • Rewiring the brain is essential for overcoming chronic pain.
  • Education about the brain’s function is crucial for healing.
  • Language used in healthcare can influence patient outcomes.
  • Beliefs about health can shape physical realities.
  • Stress can stem from past experiences and affect current health.

About our Guest: 

Dr. Fanestil is Board Certified in Internal Medicine, and has practiced as both a primary care internist and as a hospitalist in Colorado for most of his career. For several years he was the Director of Inpatient Care at Avista Hospital in Louisville, working exclusively in hospitals and ICUs. In 2017 he began researching and learning about new theories in neuroscience – largely supported by functional MRI (fMRI) data – that are beginning to explain the emotional connections between mind and body. When he started bringing these new ideas to his primary care patients, many of his most complicated and frustrated patients started getting better. He now runs the Boulder Institute for Mind Body Medicine, where he teaches patients and clinicians how to use these tools to re-wire the neural circuitry of anxiety and chronic pain in individual appointments and online classes.

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About Heather Peterson: 

Heather Peterson, owner and founder of Pain Free For Good, began her search for the truth in 2010 while desperately trying to find the answers to help her husband recover from chronic pain. While on her search for answers, she also healed herself and has continued to help countless others trying to cross the river of pain. As a Mindbody Healer and Coach, she is passionate about helping women discover the truth in order to overcome physical and emotional pain.

 

 

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Introduction to Chronic Pain and Healing
The Mind-Body Healing Journey with Dr. David Schechter (EP. 61)

The Mind-Body Healing Journey with Dr. David Schechter (EP. 61)

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In this conversation, Billy and Dr. Schechter delve into the complexities of chronic pain, emphasizing the mind-body connection and the emotional roots of pain. They discuss the limitations of traditional medicine in addressing chronic pain and highlight the importance of understanding the psychological aspects of pain. Dr. Schechter shares his journey into mind-body medicine, the significance of patient participation in recovery, and the power of belief in healing.  Tune in as David and Billy touch on the challenges within the healthcare system and the need for a shift towards a more holistic approach to treatment.

Key takeaways include:

  • Chronic pain often has emotional roots that are overlooked.
  • Traditional medicine may not address the underlying causes of pain.
  • Education about mind-body connections is crucial for healing.
  • Belief in the healing process can significantly impact outcomes.
  • Patients often feel like victims of their conditions; empowerment is key.
  • The healthcare system needs to adapt to include holistic approaches.
  • Chronic pain can manifest in various forms, not just physical injuries.
  • And more

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David Schechter, MD, Family/Sports Medicine Physician

Dr. David Schechter is a physician who practices in West Los Angeles, California. With over 35 years of experience as a family and sports medicine physician, Dr. Schechter specializes in mind-body medicine and chronic pain.

Dr. Schechter attended Princeton University, received his MD from New York University, residency through UCLA/Santa Monica, and is an attending physician at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.

He has been named a Top Doctor by Los Angeles Magazine, Men’s Health Magazine, and by US News and World Report.  He has written several books, including Think Away Your Pain , The MindBody Workbook, The MindBody Workbook for Teens, and The Lessons Doctor Sarno Taught Me.  

He has co-created an online program called The MindBody Healing Journey and co-authored The MindBody Workbook, Volume Two and A Diagnostic Guide for Psychophysiologic Disorders.  Recently, he created an online course, Mastering the Mind-Body Connection for Teenagers.

 

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Harnessing Your Wealth with Billy Petrson
Honoring a Legacy: The Sam Thompson Memorial Foundation with Laura Joiner (Ep. 54)

Honoring a Legacy: The Sam Thompson Memorial Foundation with Laura Joiner (Ep. 54)

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In this episode, Laura Joiner discusses the Sam Thompson Memorial Foundation, which she leads in honor of her friend, the late Sam Thompson, a jockey who tragically passed away after a racing accident. The foundation initially aimed to cover Sam’s medical expenses but has since expanded to support injured riders and others in the horse racing community. Laura shares the foundation’s growth, scholarship initiatives, challenges in running a nonprofit, and the impact of their work on individuals and families in need. She emphasizes the importance of community involvement and helping others.

Takeaways

  • The foundation was founded to support Sam Thompson’s medical expenses.
  • Sam Thompson’s legacy continues to inspire and drive the foundation’s mission.
  • It has grown to support injured riders and others in the horse racing community.
  • Scholarship initiatives have become a significant part of the foundation’s work and the foundation has awarded over 275 scholarships to date.
  • Community involvement is crucial for the foundation’s success.
  • The foundation aims to create an endowment for sustainable support.

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Laura has been involved in the race horse industry since the day she was born. Previously, she and her husband (Cody Joiner) operated Circle CJ Racing, LLC. Today they are involved in breeding and racing not only quarter horses but also thoroughbreds.

Sam was not only a rider in their stable, but a close friend as well. Laura wants to put smiles on the faces of those who are in need in our industry, just as Sam did to everyone he touched. Laura has been with the foundation since the very beginning and plans to continue helping it grow larger than they ever dreamed.

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Billy Peterson Harnessing Your Wealth
Chapter 10: A Time to Sell – Is this one of those times? (EP 53)

Chapter 10: A Time to Sell – Is this one of those times? (EP 53)

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In this episode, Billy takes the hot seat as his son Cade interviews him about key concepts from his book, focusing on market volatility, goal funding in retirement, emotional investing, tax strategies, and performance-based selling. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding market dynamics and making informed decisions rather than reacting emotionally to market fluctuations. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the implications of wealth loss, government accountability, and the importance of long-term investing strategies. They emphasize the need for taxpayers to be aware of government actions and the impact of economic decisions on personal finances. The discussion also highlights Warren Buffett’s investment strategies and the significance of patience in investing, particularly during market downturns.

Takeaways

  • Market volatility can create both opportunities and challenges for investors.
  • Rebalancing is essential to maintain your original investment allocation.
  • Goal funding is crucial for retirement planning and should be approached strategically.
  • Capitulation often leads to poor investment decisions driven by fear and greed.

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Grit, Resilience and Unity that Define a Utah Mountain Town with Mayor Ben Nadolski (EP 51)

Grit, Resilience and Unity that Define a Utah Mountain Town with Mayor Ben Nadolski (EP 51)

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In this episode, Billy Petersen interviews Ben Nadolski, the Mayor of Ogden, Utah. They discuss Ben’s unique journey from a career in wildlife management to politics, the challenges of public scrutiny, and the importance of mental toughness and resilience in leadership. Ben shares insights on the human side of leadership, the significance of hard work, and the impact of surrounding oneself with the right people. The conversation also touches on Ben’s day-to-day responsibilities as mayor and the current projects he is focused on. In this conversation, they discusses the importance of collaboration in leadership, emphasizing the need for all departments to work together to achieve common goals. The mayor talks about the ‘Ogden Way,’ which focuses on community accountability and the role of government in supporting citizens without overstepping.

Billy, Shaun and Ben discuss

  • Ben Nadolski transitioned from wildlife management to becoming the Mayor of Ogden.
  • Ben emphasizes the value of critical thinking over party lines.
  • Surrounding yourself with supportive people is crucial for success.
  • Local politics focus on community impact rather than national issues.
  • Energy and mindset significantly affect leadership effectiveness.
  • And more

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Mayor Nadolski took office on January 2, 2024, bringing with him a breadth and depth of experience to the office, including two terms on the Ogden City Council, and a 23-year career with the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR). Nadolski was instrumental in the inception and implementation of the Ogden River Restoration Project; a $6-million project in Ogden, Utah, that transformed a blighted and polluted river into a Blue Ribbon Fishery that paved the way for a surge in recreational use and community and economic development for Ogden City.

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Chris Petersen Country Singer from America's Got Tlent
From Small Town to Country Music Star with Chris Petersen (Ep. 50)

From Small Town to Country Music Star with Chris Petersen (Ep. 50)

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Billy and Shaun sit down and catch up with Chris Petersen and explore the unique journey from a small town to becoming a country music star, and the challenges he faced in overcoming his fear of singing. Chris Petersen is a country music artist, storyteller, and cowboy at heart. His 2019 album, Cowboy Coming Home, debuted in the Top 10 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart, and his 2023 song, Horse People, has amassed tens of millions of views across social media and streaming platforms. Known for his heartfelt lyrics and authentic style, Chris has performed on prominent stages, including Season 15 of America’s Got Talent, connecting with audiences across the country.
Beyond music, Chris has built a career as a professional photographer, videographer, and creator. Through his business, Diehard Productions, he has worked with major brands like Under Armour, RAM Trucks, and Tony Lama Boots. Chris and his wife, McKensie also host creative workshops for photographers and videographers, where they inspire others to capture the beauty of the western lifestyle. Whether on stage, behind the camera, or in the saddle, Chris Petersen is dedicated to preserving and sharing the spirit of the West.

Takeaways

  • Overcoming fear is a significant step in pursuing one’s passion.
  • Family influence can shape one’s career path in unexpected ways.
  • Setting goals and manifesting dreams can lead to unexpected opportunities.
  • The cowboy lifestyle teaches valuable life lessons and values.
  • Music is a language that can connect people across different backgrounds.

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Essential Steps for Divorce Financial Planning (EP 49)

Essential Steps for Divorce Financial Planning (EP 49)

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In this episode, Billy and Shaun dive headfirst into the complex and often turbulent waters of divorce financial planning. With emotions running high, they illuminate the pressing need for expert guidance during this pivotal moment in life. They outline critical action items for individuals preparing for divorce, including evaluating personal strengths and vulnerabilities, inventorying assets and liabilities, and understanding the implications of spousal support. The conversation also covers the valuation of business interests and inheritances, as well as the various routes one can take during the divorce process, highlighting the collaborative approach as a preferred method for resolution. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the collaborative approach to divorce, emphasizing the importance of communication and understanding between parties. They highlight the benefits of having trained attorneys who focus on negotiation rather than conflict, and the role of financial experts in ensuring fair settlements.

Takeaways

  • Understanding strengths and vulnerabilities is crucial in divorce planning.
  • Inventorying assets and liabilities is a key first step.
  • Inherited assets should remain in your own name to avoid division.
  • Choosing the right divorce route can significantly impact outcomes.
  • The collaborative approach to divorce fosters better communication.
  • Attorneys in collaborative divorce must be trained to avoid conflict.
  • Financial experts play a crucial role in divorce negotiations.
  • Communication in person is more effective than through legal documents.
  • If a resolution isn’t reached, all experts must be replaced.

 

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