“You must build practices that prevent you from falling prey to those basic instincts that make you a short-term thinker.” — Dave Asprey (best known as the founder of Bulletproof Coffee and the entire Biohacking movement)

This episode pays tribute to firefighter Corey Comperatore — the hero.

Tim and Steve discuss the recent attempted assassination of former President Trump, emphasizing the importance of focusing on positivity and purpose in life. They stress the human aspect of such events and urge listeners to seek help if they are struggling with controlling their emotions.

As always, they maintain a non-political stance and highlight attacking life's challenges rather than attacking others.

In light of this past weekend's attempted assassination of President Trump, we share this quote:

"There is beauty and power in unity. We must be united in heart and mind. One world, one people." — Lailah Gifty Akita

Tim and Steve discuss the frustrations and anger many people feel about the state of the world today. They talk about ways to channel that energy into positive action and making a difference.

Tim draws parallels to the movie "Network" and urges listeners to break free from feeling like just a cog in the wheel, and instead, strive to create change.

Tune in for an inspiring conversation on turning frustration into motivation.

"For me, forgiveness and compassion are always linked: how do we hold people accountable for wrongdoing and yet at the same time remain in touch with their humanity enough to believe in their capacity to be transformed?" — Bell Hooks

Reflecting on Independence Day, Tim Hoover and Steve Mittman discuss the true meaning of freedom and independence in the United States.

They highlight the courage of the Founding Fathers and the sacrifices made throughout history to secure the freedoms enjoyed today.

Emphasizing the importance of self-reliance and moral principles, they explore how Independence Day extends beyond celebrations to embody a deeper sense of patriotism and gratitude.

“You can't use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have.” — Oscar Wilde

Exploring the concept of repetitive patterns in life, Tim and Steve discuss finding opportunities in challenges and lessons from negative experiences. They delve into the idea of learning from recurring situations, touching on spiritual beliefs and historical references like the Jews fleeing Egypt and the importance of religious texts in guiding one's life.

Hear insights on breaking negative cycles and embracing lessons for personal growth.