Bold Perceptions

On today’s high voltage episode of Bold Perceptions we join the LetsGoWin CEO JM Reyerson. George and JM discuss JM’s path to creating his company/writing his book, how he utilizes his “triggers” to stay positive/productive, not playing the victim, and a lot more. He brings unapologetic TOP DAWG energy- its an audio shot of espresso. Pour it down your throat and share with a friend.

On today’s episode of Bold Perceptions we come full circle. After listening to our podcast a couple times, Tommy ended up meeting Nick in Mexico this winter and the rest is history. At a young age he found himself as the hospitality manager in an St.Regis Atlanta 5 Star hotel stocked full of movie stars. Through networking and visualizing he crafted his future in the hospitality business, resulting in traveling the world through consulting . He now owns and rents out a property to the Florida Marlins farm system, created his own pool business, and is only beginning. George and Tommy get into crazy actor tales, what methods he adopts to separate himself, life hacks, mindset, and a lot more. Tommy is a low key guy but has louuuuuuud actions and words. Share with a friend.

0:00-7:45 (CarBoy & EuroBoy: COVID in Italy one year later 🦠) 7:45- 12:00 (Black Sheep Psychology Pattern Recognition, Learning ⚫️ 🐑) 12:00-14:30 (Affirmations 📓) 14:30-22:00 (Listener feedback, updates on past guests🎧 ) 22:00-29:00 (Creator Industry, Location Independent Income 🧑‍💻 ) 29:00-39:00 (Bold=purpose & value, listener appreciation ☢️ ) 39:00-44:30 (Transvestite Tales, Rabbit Hole Roon 🐇 ) 44:30-End (Our collab with Ghostfit, Bold’s Progression, Do It Now Not Later 👻 )

On the fifth and final episode of our short series with Ghostfit, Josh and George discuss what is to come in 2021. Josh reveals a couple deals he has struck as of late and what is to come this year for Ghostfit, including what he plans to accomplish by year’s end. Most importantly, we discuss exactly why we collaborated for this short series and announce a business partnership with Ghostfit. The weather is changing, momentum is building, and you can feel a shift in the energy of life. We have something to symbolize that for our audience- listen in to find out what exactly that is and thank you for joining us for our first ever mini series.

On today’s episode of Bold Perceptions Sam Martin sits down to discuss his wild story. Homeschooled on a farm in Pennsylvania, Sam made $354K in commission only doing door to door sales at 21 years old. By 23 he had started his own company Winners Circle. Sam and George go through lessons he learned along the way, why he skipped college and how he implemented his own curriculum for life, what keeps him going every day, what “protective of his time” means, life hacks he implements, and more.

In the penultimate episode of the Ghost X Bold mini series, Josh and George discuss exactly why Ghostfit has a kickback to mental health organizations. Josh gets deep into his personal battle with mental health and how a specific Tony Robbins quote inspired him to lift himself out of his lows. “Raise Your Standards” is something that goes just beyond mental health, it fueled his second college football career, Ghostfit itself, and ultimately his personal life.

Today on Bold Perceptions Natalie Graf Solis joins Nick for episode 127. Natalie does a deep dive into her unique perspectives and experiences as a result of being a nomad for her entire life. She has lived in numerous countries but currently does online marketing and creates visual art while traveling through Mexico. The episode explores many different philosophies and social intricacies as a result of living the “always on the run” lifestyle.

Welcome back to the small business mini series with Ghosfit Apparel. George and Josh (Ghosfit owner) sit down to peel back the curtain of what owning a small business is truly like and what’s really going through your head on a day to day. In part three of five, Josh gets into business failures and what it’s like to be “back up against the wall.”He also cites exactly what he has to watch out for (and who not to give his money to 🧐) in terms of impostors and online threats. Towards the end they get into the future of retail and what unforeseen trends may be on the horizon.

On today’s episode of Bold Perceptions Skinny Vinny joins us to tell a crazy redemption arc story. Vinny gets deep about his past life as a drug addict, detailing insane moments including surviving 15(!) overdoses and having his life saved by mysterious forces. Now, Vinny is three years sober and is an internet sensation in the stuntman/skating industry, having developed connections with the likes of Bam Magera and the cast of Jackass. He is working towards his lifelong dream that he tells us about- and he is closer than ever. This man is high on life and an inspiration to many- please share this episode with a friend that may be in need of a figure like Vinny.

Welcome back to the Ghosfit X Bold short series, where George sits down with Ghosfit owner Josh Parks to take an uncensored look behind the curtain of entrepreneurship and what it really entails. In the second episode, Josh gets more into the true reality of a startup business owner. There are hardships, there are triumphs, and a lot can happen in one day. Josh touches on what keeps him going and lessons he’s learned in three years of running Ghostfit. They also touch on an interesting topic at the end: how COVID-19 is an opportunity glitch. It is an incredible time to start doing and creating- and it’s not too late for you to begin.

On today’s episode Jaclyn Santos joins Bold Perceptions. Jaclyn is a renowned artist that has appeared on Bravo TV for her work and considers art her passion. She has recently moved onto futuristic digital artwork and other projects sold through the Blockchain. Jaclyn has also been traveling the world the past few years fueled by her past financial investments in Bitcoin, Ethereum, amongst other currencies. George and Jaclyn go through her story, from manifesting her reality (TV) as an artist, to opportune investments allowing her to live a fascinating lifestyle, and much more. Is she from the future? We still don’t know.

Welcome to the Ghosfit X Bold short series. In this series, George sits down with Ghosfit owner Josh Parks to take an uncensored look behind the curtain of entrepreneurship and what it really entails. In the first episode, Josh gives us an introduction of what Ghosfit is and where he wants it to go. Visit @ghosfitclothing on Instagram to watch the visual version of this series on YouTube.

Chris Walton (one of Bold Perceptions’ favorite authors) comes back for part two with George. Chris's novel The Gamma Mindset made a life changing impact on the Bold hosts. Seeing the madness unfold over the past year, Chris felt compelled to create multiple programs for Mental Health and mindset. He discusses not only those programs and how to handle the state of the world but also gets into the science of the brain and different states of consciousness within humans’ head . Strap in- fresh off being certified with his PhD, Mr. Gamma Mindset himself comes out firing on this one!

Jake details his journey through his two months in Mexico, the good the bad and the ugly. From meeting new friends, relapsing, to being mugged in a taxi at four in the morning, Jake shares his experiences from a life changing journey and why he hasn't been apart of Bold Perceptions. ***Binaural Beats Are In This Episode. Listen without headphones if you don't want the effect.

On this episode of Bold Perceptions George talks with the host of the New Age Influencers Podcast Aaron Patton. Aaron considers himself a “knowledge miner” since he interviews a wide variety of social media influencers on his pod. The two go from Aaron’s story of origin to futuristic shifts within the online and technological landscape and why it’s important to recognize where things are headed. 0:00-12:00: Intro/Background/Career Transition 12:00-16:30: Starting/growing an online brand 16:30-23:00: social media is a weapon 23:00-29:00: Dabble Syndrome, Discipline, Monetizing 29:00-38:00: Future of Technology/Online Branding 38:00-End: Societal Shifts Coming

On today’s episode of Bold Perceptions we sit down with Freezer Tarps. George and the Tarp Boys (19 and 20 years old) discuss the wild social media strategies the two Tarpsters have utilized that got them into everybody’s social media algorithms- and quick. “Success doesn’t come overnight” is a common phrase tossed around when referring to small biz, but in this case, it damn near may have. The boys talk about their social media lingo, how they monetize this, big brands reaching out to them via socials, and of course- yerminology. Sit down, grab a stew and listen to these senators turn into absolute muckshows live on camera like they’re Edgar Allen Poe himself.

On today’s episode of Bold Perceptions, Nick the Nomad talks about his recent travel locations with travel buddy Natalie. Lessons are learned on the road, as the two reflect on bizarre happenings, interesting people, and fascinating historical cliff notes. Nick swears by travel as a perfect outlet to live outside the comfort zone and push yourself- you get a look into his Wild Wild West noggin on this episode. Natalie also helps Nick with word pronunciation. You will also find Nick does know how to pronounce the word “vibe.”

On today’s episode of Bold Perceptions Sky Hackett gets back in the booth with fellow world traveler Nick. Having been on a year ago, Sky and Nick catch up through funny travel stories in Mexico and Spain. Life lessons can be learned through roundtable travel banter and run ins with law enforcement as “gringos.” Sky also talks about taking advantage of the COVID lockdown by working on his passion that is teaching beginners how to fly planes- or as he puts it- “getting an adrenaline fix from people trying to kill him.” They go back and forth like Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn in Wedding Crashers as they talk about traveling hacks, leaving the comfort zone, adrenaline rushes via new countries, and why “I’m calling the US Embassy” is a valuable line to keep in your back pocket.

On today’s episode of Bold Perceptions the sports media personality that is John Middlekauff joins the pod. He and George discuss Middlekauff’s rise in the sports media industry, experience as an NFL scout with the Philadelphia Eagles and working alongside media giant Colin Cowherd. They also dive into the nature of the fake news media and why being yourself pays off in the long run. Middlekauff hosts a no-nonsense and heavily informed podcast “3 and Out with John Middlekauff” as well as co-hosting “Haberman and Middlekauff. “

Kurt is an international football player currently playing quarterback in Japan. He played college football and baseball at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) after transferring from a junior college, Laney College. After graduating, Kurt had a short stint in corporate America before leaving to play quarterback in arena football (IFL) and in Germany (GFL). Athletics is not Kurt’s only passion. He is an investor with an entrepreneurial spirit. He is dedicated to continuous learning and is constantly challenging himself to grow as a person and his money. He is looking to connect with original thinkers that are chasing big dreams! Feel free to reach out if you want to discuss business, football, or anything regarding travel/living abroad.

On today’s episode we welcome Liz! Liz has been devoted to her own healing and spiritual journey for the past five years. She has been working as a mentor for families teaching better relationship tools for two years and is finishing her Sex Coach Certification through Institute of New Paradigm Intimacy. In this episode we go over duality, monogamy vs. polyamory, sex magick, manifestation, life force energy, the different types of orgasms and so much more! Intro, Wild Wild Country & its duality and monogamy vs. polyamory. (0:00-14:09) Finding balance in enlightenment, duality, sex magick & manifestation. (14:10-23:18) Life force energy, exchanging energy during sex and different types of orgasms. (23:19-32:52) Conserving sexual energy, finding out what works for you sexually (Tantra) and how to start your spiritual practice, embodiment and manifesting journey.(32:53-42:00) Unconscious behaviors, releasing trauma and self pleasure. (42:01-51:47)The four different types of bodies, authentic communication and connecting with the community. (51:48-58:26) “I was not satisfied in one of my previous relationships so my friends encouraged being in an open one, I tried it and I hated it.” “With polyamory you need to have communication with both people.” “Own your desires and that’s key to manifestation, being clear on your desires.” “We are conditioned to not try these extreme experiences.” “Orgasmic energy is one of the highest energies you can experience.” “The sacral chakra has so much more do with than just sex, it deals with money, business and that authentic uniqueness.” “Tapping into your creative energy is also tapping into your higher power.” “That sacral chakra is the chakra that is going to help you manifest.” “Men are able to orgasm without actually ejaculating.” “There are so many things I want to normalize in the bedroom.” “The first step on your spiritual path should be trusting yourself and trusting your path.” “What brought me to embodiment is free will, I feel like a lot of us are running on autopilot.” “Often times when we are manifesting, we are manifesting the feelings we want.” “It’s a lot easier to control the mind with the body than it is to control the mind with the mind.” “I feel like our society doesn’t know how to regulate their emotions or express emotions in a healthy way.”

Intro, BJ’s entrepreneurial beginnings and creating financial freedom. (0:00-14:00) BJ’s mentality shift, changing your belief systems and power of serving others. (14:01-24:20) Making money effortlessly, how to find solutions and building influence. (24:21-36:18) Adapting & simplicity in business, unfulfillment of materialistic items and transmuting darkness to light. (36:19-45:17) Humanity’s purpose on earth, taking action and clarity of intentions. (45:18-59:50) Feeling good about yourself regardless of situational circumstances, truth to cliches and fear of failure. (59:51-1:05:15) Religion vs. Philosophy, Emerald Tablets of Thoth and rereading books. (1:05:16-1:17:00) Importance of understanding people, having faith and being clear with your intentions. (1:17:01-1:32:11) “You should make goals to make other people uncomfortable then you build a new network that believes in those goals with you.” “If you help enough people pay their bills your bills will be paid.” “Simple isn’t easy in reality.” “People are focused on what they don’t want and that’s why they get exactly that.” “Exceptions supersedes reality.” “If you have this mentality that I have bad luck then that is what you are going to see.” “If you want to make more money focus on solving problems.” “Once you master the art of making money, money flows to you effortlessly.” “Happiness comes from within, it’s an internal thing and it’s a choice.” “How we experience the world is how we choose to experience the world.” “Man strives off of challenges, if things are easy we are left unfulfilled.” “This experience in this third dimension called life, is a very rare and special thing, we are very lucky to be here and we came here for a very special purpose.” “Fuck all the noise, just do it! If you are serving people and it’s positive and you’re doing it for the right reasons, it doesn’t matter what anyone else says.” “The secret to getting good at something is doing it!” “If you have a lot of value, everyone you want to meet will eventually come to you.” “There are no shortcuts, you have to do the work. But choose the work you want to do.” “If you start doing things for the right reasons you’ll see the universe start working with you.” “Get passionate about helping other people get what they’re after and if you can do that you’re golden.” “If you want to do good in life work harder on yourself than you do your job.”

On today’s high energy episode of Bold Perceptions, Elias sits down with Nick to unpack his story of adversity and persistence in his baseball career and personal life. The deck was stacked against him early on in his career as he transferred schools six (!) times while dealing with personal obstacles, but following his passion led him to opportunity and ultimately happiness. They also discuss the phenomenon of leaving the comfort zone, travel, feeling alive, importance of personal health, relationships, and LIVING. Enjoy Nick recording with Elias after a day on the beach celebrating Mexico’s Revolution... boozy.

Alex Schimmel joins Nick on this episode live from Tulum, Mexico. Alex is a master of helping people unlock the power of their minds and destroy self-limiting beliefs through yoga and ancient philosophy. The two discuss ‘hippie’ ideas, manifestation, living the nomadic lifestyle, fake life gurus and letting go of past identities and other things that do not serve you anymore. Alex also has helped numerous entrepreneurs level up their businesses with his mental practices. A very interesting, intuitive, and motivating conversation. Share with a friend and enjoy. Alex’s Site: https://linktr.ee/alexschimmelyoga

On this episode Nick sits down with Ranee Barr, published author and intellectual thinker, in playa Del Carmen. Ranee let’s us into her mind and explains why she moved from Sri Lanka to London at a young age, falling in love with the city. Throughout her life, she has been called crazy many times. Making big jumps out of the comfort zone takes risk, but Ranee has thrived in doing so. Ranee talks how to write, dealing with death, living fearless, Buddhist detachment mindset, the nomad expat lifestyle, being a free spirit and living against the grain. A very intuitive conversation from a highly renowned artistic mind. Enjoy and share with a friend! Live Bold.

On today’s episode, Bitcoin Truther Ty Campbell joins George to do a deep dive on Cryptocurrency. As you will find out, 95% of Ty’s net savings is in Bitcoin. He gives us an oral history of Bitcoin and why it is the best cryptocurrency on the market today. He also does a deep dive on the history of currency, capitalism/socialism, why Jeff Bezos should be celebrated, and the current state of making money online with dropships, digital companies, and much more. Strap up and tune in for this one- you will leave smarter and ready to purchase Bitcoin💰.

On today’s episode we welcome Hannah Linnea! Hannah is a traveler & transformation coach with a focus on rewiring destructive habits to help others live a happier and more organized life. We came across her youtube channel while planning our trip to Playa Del Carmen. She has lived and traveled around Mexico for over a year. She opens up about the good, the bad and the ugly experiences from her trip, how she overcame personal problems, the benefits of traveling solo, relationships in a different country and she even gives Jake some advice on finding a job in order to make Mexico home! Hannah works with individuals recovering from bad situations, including addiction, domestic abuse, and eating disorders. After university, Hannah pursued her passion to work online and travel. At this time, Hannah overcame disordered eating, and escaped domestic abuse. Hannah provides clients with tools to transform their life from chaos into direction and meaning. The service is structured like a university course on self-improvement and life success. In addition to overcoming personal adversities, Hannah mentored students to succeed at leading universities, such as Cambridge. Hannah also inspired individuals to improve their nutrition and fitness with her YouTube content. If you’re ready to level up in life, get in contact with Hannah via Instagram @imhannahlinnea, or let us know and we can connect you.

On this episode Kim returns with her friend Lauren Sesselmann, who played professional soccer for the Canadian’s women’s team and is an Olympic medalist. George, Kim, and Lauren talk about post-athletic career depression, foods for your mental/physical health, importance of morning routines, setting yourself up for happiness, etc. Tune in, share with a friend, and feel free to connect with these two. 👍🏼

On today's episode we welcome Rafael Di Furia! Rafael is an Italian Youtuber, podcaster, expat and media advisor with a background in television and production. We discuss the expat lifestyle, his move to Italy & making a life for himself, creating and growing a youtube channel, the misconceptions of content creation and much more! Intro, Living expat lifestyle and education system in Italy vs. US (0:00-10:53) Looking for something new after feeling burnt out, fortune favors the bold and getting comfortable in Italy. (10:54-16:10) Finding work abroad, what makes an expat’s brain tick and traveling is in American’s blood. (16:11-28:40) Traveling in Italy during the pandemic, creating a youtube channel and culture shock in Italy. (29:41-37:40) What keeps Rafael motivated to continue to make youtube videos, advice for those who want to begin creating and skill stacking. (37:41-51:55) Misconceptions of content creation, what the future holds and the best of Italia. (51:56-1:09:38) “Something that is really important is finding that thing that makes your heart sing, that makes you want to wake up in the morning.” “If you give yourself the option to fail then it’s most likely going to happen.” “When it starts getting a little tough you want to seek that thing that is comfortable to you. But it is important to figure out how to be comfortable and be a little uncomfortable in a setting that is new to you.” “I knew since I was a kid that moving abroad was the next progression in my life. It wasn’t a question of ‘if’ but when and how.” “In some ways it was a chilling experience to see things so quiet but at the same time kind of amazing being able to see these cities in a way most people never have or never will.” “The drive behind my youtube channel was I had gone through so much BS and spent so many sleepless nights. I wanted to put this information out there for people so they knew the good and the bad with traveling abroad.” “Finances are not a motivation in this project whatsoever. The main reason I do it is to help that one person.” “I’m always trying something new with my videos, I love looking back over the last 5 years to see the progression I’ve made in all aspects.”

After talking about it for months Nick and Jake are finally in Mexico in spite of Covid, travel restrictions, Nick returning burnt out from Europe and more hurdles! In the first part of the episode they give a preview 48 hours before leaving, Jake’s journey and how he made this trip a reality. In second the part they record live from a cafe after being in Playa Del Carmen for 24 hours. They discuss Jake’s first time out of the country, his reactions to the new sensations, living outside of the comfort zone and what they expect from the trip.

On todays episode we welcome the energetic Joey Puk! Joey is a successful sales rep for a major medical device firm while also teaching fitness classes at Lifetime, amongst other side hobbies he gets into on the pod. He and George discuss the impact of morning routines, cold showers, self improvement, visualization, living an active lifestyle and much more! Intro, morning routine & cold showers (0:00-12:40) Affirmations, Self Improvement & Visualization. (12:41-23:00) Living an active lifestyle & having a side hustle. (23:01-36:50) Pro’s and con’s of Social Media, skill stacking & being yourself vs. being a chameleon. (36:51-55:04.) “I usually get up around 4 or 5 am and start the day of with gratitude and thinking what I am grateful for.” “I already start my day out with a win, I’m in control of my mind not vice versa.” “It’s not corny it’s just what it takes.” “You have to visualize to actualize.” “You only get out of life what you think you deserve.” “If you can just get one percent better each day, think of where you’ll be in 5 years, 10 years, 20 years.” “The thing I love about fitness is it’s one of the only things that is 1000 percent in your control.” “You build the discipline which leads to freedom.” “I think we are all here to make the world a better place and you can’t do that without your health.” “These people are coming to my class so I need to show up for them so they can achieve what they want to achieve in fitness and life.” “Stop caring about what people think, have your own goals and add value.”

Nick and George sit down to discuss Teddy Roosevelt’s famous Man In the Arena quote and how it relates to their lives and the world itself right now. With so much negativity going on in the world manifested by social media and the news amongst other things, these two dive into the pessimist side of life and why it’s so easy for humans to groupthink negatively. In simplest terms it comes down to glass half full vs glass half empty, but they go into a deep dive on why it’s so much more rewarding to take the road less traveled and live against the grain.

On today’s episode we welcome Shelton Burdic! Shelton is a wanderer & adventurer who has traveled around the world. He and Nick dive deep into the wild experiences, the love bubbles and they learned from them. They also discuss being yourself outside of the comfort zone, letting go of attachment, minimalism, keeping up with Joneses, mindset, behind the mask and much more! Intro, being a wanderer and letting go of attachment. (0:00-9:48) Traveling to Thailand, Minimalism and Keeping up with the Jones. (9:49-19:37) Crazy travel stories, mindset leaving Thailand and positivity. (19:38-33:23) Moving to California, hometown issues and Leaving California for Florida but ending up in Mexico with a Russian girl. (33:24-48:48) Leaving Mexico to New Orleans, behind the mask and social media. (48:49-59:20) Love bubbles while traveling, leaving New Orleans to go back home and Driving to Alaska from Georgia and finding Fargo along the way. (59:21-1:20:30) “He was like ‘I’m going to bed” and then said “you need to get in the shower with her, and I was like…. What!?” “I’ve always wanted to travel and see other cultures but I was in a serious relationship and I was scared to leave that behind or scared to completely commit to that because then I would be giving up on my dreams.” “It wasn’t that I chose the lifestyle over her but I chose myself over her.” “There is no feeling like being in a new place for the first time.” “You never know where you are going to find yourself, you have to appreciate where you’re at.” “I’ve seen things in Thailand that I can’t explain to people, you just have to go.” “We hiked up mountains, bathed with elephants and went dirt biking.” “I just tell people don’t worry, at the end of the day you will be fine. I think a lot of it is the law of attraction where if you know everything will be okay, the universe will work it out that way.” “Start realizing when you have negative thoughts and realize that it’s not supposed to be that way. Then give yourself 10 positive thoughts to counter it.” “When you want something so bad you are focusing on the fact you don’t have that thing, so you are repelling it.” “California people are kinda assholes but they’re pretty chill assholes.” “Anything that’s repetitive, the mundane drives me crazy.” “Pretty sure I ran into some cartel members, actually nice guys.” “If everyone in the world went out of their comfort zone and took shrooms while experiencing a different culture the world would be a much different place.” “Got a matching ass tattoo with a Sergeant in the Air Force and his wife.” “With twitter I felt like I was on the sideline just watching life. A normal 5 minute shit would turn into 30 minutes.” “Fargo is one of the most interesting cities I’ve seen in the US.” “A lot of places people are fake nice and here in Fargo, people are genuine.”

On today’s episode of Bold Perceptions Riley Brown the SEATTLE BOOK MAN himself gets back on the podcast. George and Riley talk the state of his ever-evolving start up business that had a giant first year, bringing in 250K in sales on Amazon. The Book Man reveals plans going forward and then the conversation heats up as George and him cover entrepreneurship, the 9-5 “cycle,” sustainability being the next big thing in the economy, and much more. This guy is a treat to listen to, the last of a dying breed. Enjoy and share with a friend.

The Social Dilemma (Netflix): Devil's Advocate, Can The Public Handle Freedom? by Bold Perceptions

We welcome Mathilde Rey, a track and field star at the University of Oregon. She opens up about her move from Switzerland to The United States. We also discuss track and field, her goals of representing Switzerland in the Olympics, relationships and dating, difficulties she’s faced in America and much more! “I remember telling myself I wanted to kill myself and my parents didn’t know what to do or how to help me but sports did help.” “In Switzerland you are sure if a person likes you or not and if they act like your friend then it’s real but in the US I really struggled with that because it’s not that way here.” “I amuse myself trying to count the amount of money Oregon University puts into our uniforms and gear.” “We get treated very well at the University of Oregon and I am not used to that, athletes are treated like stars and celebrities here. In Switzerland people don’t really care.” “It’s nice getting the attention because people really care about track and it gives you a purpose. But if people approach you, I wonder if they like me for me or because I am an athlete.” “The dating culture in America is very different. People are really trying to have fun and when I came I wanted to find someone but it's harder here.” “I get along better with the international students because I feel like I can trust them more especially with the guys.” “One of the first things that comes to my mind in dating is whether I would show that dude to my family and would I want to present him or not.” “I actually enjoy the fact that I am here and I can do whatever I want without having to explain stuff like going out.” “If there is somebody that is supposed to be with me I am now just letting it come because I have a lot of other things I need to put effort into at this time.” “I feel like in order to really enjoy things sexually is to be connected with someone emotionally. I really can’t enjoy it if I don’t feel connected to the person.” “I found ways to regenerate my energy while recovering from giving it away and one of the things that really helps me is painting and drawing. It helps either distract my thinking or help process my thinking.”

Mall Of America: Masked Society (Consumerism, Cognitive Dissonance, Social Media Creating Reality) by Bold Perceptions

On today’s episode we get an anonymous look into the dark side of the fashion industry. Our guest worked at a modeling agency in Milan for two years and she goes in depth about the lifestyle of the models and how the industry works. She also shares her perspective of the best and worst of Italy, the Italian lifestyle and more! Intro, modeling/fashion industry and the lifestyle of a model. (0:00-12:20) Instagram & other social media modeling, why models' lives suck, advice to models and why she left the industry. (12:21-24:55) The best of Italy, Life in Italy and Mafia talk. (24:56-36:33) Dark side of Italy, Italian pride and their perspective of Americans. (36:34-47:15) “The fashion industry is all fake, the models are exploited. It’s horrible.” “You need to treat people like shit in order to get to the top.” “If you want a following you have to be heartless and ruthless and mean.” “After their four shows the agency doesn’t want them anymore and they’re super depressed because they don’t have any money and they owe the agency $600.” “With guys they get them to do a ‘favor’ for them in order for them to walk a show.” “As an agency you need to tell them if they aren’t in shape. These girls are always so worried about what they eat, it is no life to be jealous of.” “I’d say a majority of the models are extremely insecure.” “The fashion industry is a lonely world. The models act like friends but would stab each other in the back in a second.” “In some streets in Naples you don’t want to look anyone in the eye and keep your head down because you may see someone or something you don’t want to be witness too.”

Today Riley “The Book Man” joins George on Bold Perceptions to talk about his ingenious start-up business. Aside from detailing how he started, obstacles he faced, and breaking success barriers along the way, it turns into a very honest and candid conversation about entrepreneurship. They cover “retail arbitrage,” the video game that is business, finding happiness with everyday work, and even dive into society becoming automated and jobs being replaced post-corona. This episode is a must listen for anybody with even a twinge of thought regarding working for themselves. Riley is a great resource, success story, and a willing mentor!

Solutions For A New School System (Education) by Bold Perceptions

We welcome Kevloe on today’s episode! Kevloe is a music promoter, recording artist, podcast host and owns his own business. He has opened for artists such as Da Baby, Riff Raff, Mod Sun and many more. He opens up about his negative experiences in high school and how that helped shape his mindset today. We also discuss positivity, his entrepreneurial pursuits, energy and vibrations, working with his idol and a lot more! Intro, creating a brand & LLC out of spite and the reason for his spite. (0:00-10:08) Power of positivity, harms of self deprecation and breaking out of your shell. (10:09-17:52) Going on tour with ModSun, staying positive & motivated, current entrepreneurial pursuits & merchandising for rappers. (17:53-26:57) Pride, ego, micro & macro goals, believing in yourself & self confidence. (26:58-37:02) Shaping your reality, Law of Attraction and benefits from working out. (37:03-45:15) Doing what works for you, everything is energy and what the future holds for kevloe. (46:15-53:30) “All of my friends win bro we don’t lose.” “There was a line of people making fun of me my first day of high school as I was walking in.” “Five minutes from now could be the best moment of your life so you always gotta think that way and when you do the universe will listen.” “If you self deprecate you lose.” “Power of positivity and the harms of self deprecation are two things I’ve learned that have really changed my life.” “Make sure to do the things you love and always find time for the things you love.” “People who say they don’t know what their passions are just need to try things. One thing leads to another.” “It’s never too late to be an entrepreneur.” “The first step is do your research and just fucking do it.” “I remember the times I was shit on for what I was doing and look at where I am at now.” “I am the product of a meth addict and an alcoholic, I am the first to graduate college in my family, I’m doing better than both my parents ever have and that's why I do what I do. I wanna accomplish so much and leave a legacy.” “The energy and confidence I got from the gym really helped me in everything I was doing.” “Everything’s energy and everything’s a frequency and that’s why I really like music.” “A lot of people call it a vibe but that's their energy & frequency.”

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On today’s episode we have on Noah Richards! Noah is a former D3 football player and has been traveling around the world working as a teacher and building his own online teaching business. After getting his business degree and graduating, he found a job in medical sales. A year in he burnt himself out and was tired of working an insignificant role & that’s when he took a leap of faith and decided he was going to teach English to kids around the world. We discuss his nomad lifestyle, teaching English in Spain, building his own online business, breaking outside the comfort zone and more! Intro, living and teaching in Spain. (0:00-14:21) Starting an online business, being successful in a saturated market and $20 dollars an hour in Spain. (14:22-21:14) Nomad lifestyle, playing football in Spain and first step to take in nomad journey. (21:15-32:09) Travel advice and connection with the community. (32:10-37:57) Quotes ———— • “If you’re in a place for four years like college, it’s gonna be difficult to get out of your comfort zone.” • “Just creating a life was probably the single most rewarding thing I’ve done to date, when I was finally all settled in, driving to my job, hanging out with my new friends, playing on a football team..” • “I did go above beyond and take the extra time otherwise I wouldn’t have been successful.” • “People spend so much time in a certain area that they get too comfortable and don’t broaden it.” • “I think I am more confident that I ever have been.” • “I didn’t realize there was so much to know.” • “I got tired of working, waking up at 5 A.M. each day and feeling like what I was doing was insignificant. Now everything I do feels significant because it’s significant to me.” • “If you have something in mind that you want to do, just do.”

On today’s episode Nick opens up to Jake about the highs and lows of living outside the comfort zone through a solo travel lens. Everything is different living overseas with no permanent home or even friends- every day is something entirely new. The intensity of relationships are magnified, control of your own daily routine takes on a new meaning, and the “on your own” element is heavily emphasized. Nick talks about the dream-like highs and tough lows and how to stay level headed during it all.

On today’s episode we have Allie Maurer back on! Allie is a psychic, medium, spiritual teacher and a whole lot more. Her and Jake discuss the true power humans have, free will, where were at in the great awakening and choosing compassion over hate!

On today's episode we interview Kim Murphy. Kim is the mom of four athletes, including Sean Murphy-Bunting who was picked in the second round of the 2019 NFL draft. She is the founder of Women Behind the Uniform and Successful Jocks, a non-profit dedicated to making a difference in the lives of male athletes by empowering the women motivating and supporting them. We discuss Successful Jocks, raising four athletes, being involved in the community and more! You can find more about Successful Jocks and Women Behind the Uniform here :https://successfuljocks.org/

Q&A with our recent guest Kim Bowman. We appreciate Kim answering our listeners questions, don't forget to get in contact with Kim for more in-depth help relating to your health! Message us for more details, or shoot her a DM on instagram @kimcisabella. 1. Can you digest more than 40-50 grams of protein within a two hour period? 2. What are the pros & cons of working out on an empty stomach? 3. In general, how often should you eat in order to allow for digestion and maintain blood sugar level-metabolism? 4. Which diet is most effective for fat loss? 5. Which oils are best to cook with? 6. Is it really just calories in and calories out or is there more to it? 7. Are there any processed foods to watch out for? 8. How important is protein after working out?

On today’s 90th episode of Bold Perceptions, Kim Bowman joins George to talk about how important diet and nutrition really are. It’s cliche but true: what you eat determines how well you think, feel, perform, and ultimately LIVE! Based out of Los Angeles, Kim’s new performance-based nutrition consulting agency Next Nutrition has helped numerous different people achieve a higher standard of life. Kim and George discuss what foods to eat and not eat, why restaurant food makes you feel groggy, new diets and if they work, and working with athletes and how plans differ.

Today on Bold Perceptions Jake and George discuss an important theme from the controversial novel Outwitting The Devil. Deemed to be too controversial to publish in the 1900’s, this book has turned into an absolute classic and specifically touches on tools the theoretical devil uses on humanity to take them to the dark side and rob them of living their best lives. One of the main tools is group thinking, or the loss of individual thought. This led Jake & George to a very insightful conversation and epiphanies about their own life.

On today’s episode Nick and Jake discuss Randonauting. Randonauting is the act of using the Randonautica app to travel to random places near you based on a “quantum random number generator and mother nature”, which gives specific coordinates for you to follow. They explain how to participate, share stories crazy stories they’ve heard and their own experiences they’ve had randonauting and encourage you guys to go out and try it. Let us know stories from your experience!