Primal King Podcast

Ryan Stewman has more accomplishments than I could list but here are just a few:

-He's been featured in Forbes, The Huffington Post, Entrepreneur, The Good Men Project and Addicted 2 Success just to name a few

-He has achieved success nearly everywhere he’s been from selling car washes as a younger guy to a top performing loan officer and now to a world-renowned sales trainer, mindset shifter and business consultant.

-Now, he has gone on to write several books and become a best selling author, he has a weekly Podcast called the Hardcore Closer Podcast and the daily mindset podcast Called “Rewire” and is followed and read by millions all across the globe!

-However, his rise to the top has been anything but smooth. He was in and out of prison, dealt with divorce and business setbacks and has been an open book on the ups and downs and how he has gotten through them.

-In the last couple years though, he has transitioned into a family man, married his dream girl and has been building his family empire to match the success of his business...

Ryan also takes you through an exercise that will show you EXACTLY what the most elite version of yourself looks like and it is super powerful.

Just a few years ago, Nicholas Bayerle was obese, broke, single and cleaning carpets for poverty wages. So how did he get to the point where he is fit, married to the woman of his dreams, speaking on stages all over, an author, founder and CEO of the Billion Dollar Body movement and impacting lives everywhere?

We dive into the exact path that he had to go down to have these breakthroughs. Nicholas talks about the moment where he made the decision to lay on the floor and wasn't going to get up until God showed him what he needed to build out of his life.

This is one of the more powerful episodes thus far when it comes to mindset, visualization and overcoming adversity. Every person out there can gain insight and motivation from what Nicholas has to share.

In this episode, Derek talks about a Facebook memory that popped up from 8 years ago. It was a picture of his siblings and his dad before he passed away.

He talks about what he was going through at that point in his life. He had recently started a new job that wasn't going well. His wife was still working and had the more "stable" income. There were a lot of things that weren't going the way he had hoped and expected but the picture said it all: how much he had to be grateful for even during a tough time.

If you see the picture, it doesn't show someone who is stressed. It doesn't show someone that is anxious about his future. Why? Because he was surrounded by family up in the mountains of Idaho and THAT was what is truly important. Listen along to see how YOU can find gratitude regardless of what you are going through!

Tony Grebmeier has built an amazing community because of the experience and the demons that he has overcome. He had all of the material things that most of us would define as successful yet he was still on the verge of divorce as well as having thoughts of taking his own life.

Since then, he has gone on to:

-build a multi-million dollar business with his childhood friends that is on a 6 year streak of the Inc 5000 fastest growing companies

-create the “Be Fulfilled” community which includes a Podcast, an amazing journal (yes, I have one myself), a Facebook group as well as coaching

-like myself, he has set out on a mission to redefine what success REALLY is (here’s a hint-we both agree it’s not just money)

-and lastly, but most importantly, he’s a husband and a dad and an all around good guy.

If you want to understand what being fulfilled really looks like, Tony is going to take you through the process on this episode!

Social media is like a fun house mirror at the circus; there is some truth to it but it's an absolute distortion of reality. All of the "successful" people that you see have one true thing in common and it's not the Lambos and beachfront properties...it's that they've all FAILED more times than they could count.

It isn't popular to talk about failing. In fact, if you have any ego at all, it can actually be very embarassing.

What if we knew that the ONLY way to accomplish the goals that we have is through failure? Would you be more likely to fail?

Derek talks about a few very specific instances of failure that have happened and how it has allowed him to grow despite the ego hits. These examples will show you why it is these "successful" people that we all see seem to continue winning...but it's always after failure.