Samuel Knickerbocker specializes in 21st-century financial strategies focused on helping you establish a legacy of meaning. His passion is to empower high achieving men and women like you with the financial foundation essential to maximize fulfillment in your life and create your legacy. He is the host of the Fuel Your Legacy Podcast where he teaches the foundational habits, mindsets, and behaviors essential to create a legacy that lasts.
Samuel and Mark talk about what legacy is and...
According to a 2015 study from Microsoft Corp., people generally lose concentration after eight seconds.
I read that last sentence out loud in what I consider average speed and it took me eight seconds.
Eight seconds is not a lot of time.
I decided to search what can be accomplished in eight seconds and I discovered that most people can tie a tie, run up 25 steps and insert their debit card into an ATM and enter their PIN.
I also discovered that I could throw our 16-month old and very active...
Currently, Founder, President and CEO of 3Sixty Management Services, LLC. And author of the book Tighten the Lug Nuts. 3Sixty Management Services is a complete management services company with seasoned professionals focused on, Thought Leadership, Leadership Development and Process Improvement.
Rocky and Mark talk about consistency, tightening the lug nuts, nice to do versus nice to have, and how doing nothing is not an option.
I'm reading Dale Carnegie's classic book, How to Stop Worrying and Start Living, and one of the chapters was so powerful I had to share its message with you because it affected my life.
Growing up in an all-women household, Eric Lindstrom was nourished to obesity on meat. Today, Lindstrom is an ethical vegan and author of two books, "The Skeptical Vegan" and "The Smart Parent's Guide to Raising Vegan Kids." Lindstrom lives in Ithaca, NY with his vegan wife and two vegan toddlers.
Eric and Mark talk about why Eric became a vegan overnight, cliches of being a vegan plus we have a ton of fun! An incredible episode even if you're not a vegan.
From food stamps to financial success...
Britt is the founder of In Arms Coaching and Pittie Posse Rescue, a ground-breaking dog rescue. She's a six-figure business coach and speaker who is deeply in service to women who are fully committed to building a business they LOVE, that is lucrative, joyful, AND leaves them time to do all the other things they love in their life.
Britt and Mark discuss her powerful story of how she went from food stamps to financial success.
Procrastination is the enemy. An epidemic in our world. But all hope is not lost. It is possible to stop procrastinating.
Just as in life, when it comes to learning how to conquer procrastination, there’s a lot to be said about simplicity. The easier it is to understand a concept or strategy, the more likely are you to implement it.
Here are five ways you can stop procrastinating today.
Stop procrastinating method #1: don’t trust your memory
According to a 1956 article in...
Did you know that water is the second most popular drink? I tell you what #1 is in the show. And that our bodies are made up of around 60% (our blood 90%)? So, yeah. Water is kind of important. That's the subject of this episode.
Remember when email first came out?
You were so excited.
You didn't care what email you received. You just wanted an email.
Boy...the world has come a long way, hasn't it?
180 degrees.
Now you don't want any more email.
First of all, I don't see email going away anytime soon. I write that despite the increased use of iMessage/text messaging, Slack, and countless other ways we can communicate with each other.
But if you don't get control of your email inbox, you're setting yourself up for a...
Todd and Mark talk about how to be productive at home with 8 kids, reactive/proactive blends, the first hour of the day, and discovery time.
Facebook. Twitter. LinkedIn. Instagram. YouTube. SnapChat.
What words or phrases popped into your mind when you read those words?
- Pointless
- Black hole
- Necessary evil
- Part of life
- How I stay in touch with family/friends
- Fun
- Keeps me informed
- How I grow
- The future
I promise you that if I asked 100 people this question, I would get 100 different answers.
Some would say they love social media. That it does so much for them.
Others would say meh.
And still others would react as if I swore in...