John R. Miles's goal is to make passion go viral. He is a former combat veteran and multi-industry CEO turned entrepreneur and human performance expert. He founded Passion Struck to help the broken, beaten, and bored of the world regain their passion and unlock their hidden potential. Contact me at www.johnrmiles.com
Get ready for a groundbreaking conversation about the connection between your brain, gut microbiome, and food! On today’s episode of the Passion Struck podcast, Dr. Amy Shah shares her groundbreaking insights on health and wellness. As a double board-certified doctor and nutritional expert with degrees from Cornell, Harvard, and Columbia University, Dr. Shah is highly […]
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Today on Passion Struck, I welcome the Flow Research Collective’s Executive Director, Steven Kotler. He is one of the top authorities on human performance and a multi-award-winning journalist. Eleven of Steven’s books have achieved bestseller status: The Art of Impossible, The Rise of Superman, Bold, and Abundance. We discuss Gnar Country: Getting Old, Remaining Rad,
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Life is a journey, and each of us has our own path. But how do we know which direction to go? An internal moral standard can direct us through life’s fluctuations and turns. A strong moral compass is essential for helping you make the right decisions, not just today but also tomorrow, so it’s essential
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On Passion Struck today, I have the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Mark Hyman, a prominent figure in the world of Functional Medicine with a global reputation as a leader, speaker, educator, and advocate. Dr. Hyman is the founder and director of The UltraWellness Center, as well as the Founder and Senior Advisor for the Cleveland
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Oksana Masters, the most decorated U.S. Winter Paralympian or Olympian ever, reveals on the Passion Struck Podcast that people often express their admiration for her achievements and assume it was an easy path for her. However, she explains that she faced numerous challenges along the way. She did not qualify for her first Paralympic Games
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Learning how to quit well is an important skill that can have a positive impact on your life. While perseverance and sticking to things are also important traits, knowing when and how to quit can help you avoid wasting time and resources on pursuits that are no longer serving you well. This week, I welcomed
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Are you experiencing the urge to express your creativity? Do you seek ways to connect with your inner artist and unleash your creativity? If the answer is yes, then it’s high time to explore creative expression’s mental, physical, and spiritual benefits. Let’s dive deep into understanding how to unleash your creativity and its benefits on
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Annie Duke, who gained expertise in quitting from her successful career as a professional poker player on the world stage, advocates for quitting things more frequently. In our interview, she delves into the science of quitting and teaches us how to overcome our obstacles and develop the ability to quit when it’s necessary. We discuss
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I welcome Matt Higgins to Passion Struck, who is co-founder and CEO of private investment firm RSE Ventures and an executive fellow at Harvard Business School, where he co-teaches the course Moving Beyond DTC. A guest shark on ABC’s Shark Tank seasons 10 and 11, he will soon star in a new spinoff, Business Hunters,
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Today’s culture has us striving for perfection in all aspects of our lives. We want to be the perfect friend, partner, parent, employee – and even more so with ourselves. But what if this need for effortless perfection is actually a trap? Effortless perfection can have some unintended consequences that may prevent you from living